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Geo. Fitzgerald denlee that be aad other THE DEAD.LOCK B0EES Commercial bbittxtx BY TELEGRAPH Action or th Park Coanmiiwioiiers. Tbe Park Commissioners held a special RAILROAD KEtTS. BsateW Beatkveitsn Beetle Bew the Iris will Eater WaciaaatL eager an Freight atetesSamaaary ef laaBsrtaat Bail-way Matters. FOUlt O'CLOCK P.

flL GentleueN. O'CLOCK P. 2L WEATHER REPORT. Dec 15, 1881. ayw Bewutmont.

Division et tceports far the JteneU ef Oaiiiiissraa. (Observations taAen at tb same moment of tisae at ail Stations A. AU Buffalo tuae. bCVt AT A ICKBCA TB1AL. KoCHCSTBK, Dee, 15.

I tbe trial of Hiekey for the murder ef Rufler, tbe prisoner broke down and wept when tbe brother of the victim testified regarding the finding of th body. Tb prosecution reeled. Deleaoe opened. PAINTS COLO. 1ST.

Wichita, Kan, Doe. 15. Payne' Coioo-Ista are scattered over tb Iadiaa Territorr looking np tb country. It 1 expected -people will assemble at tbe towa site ot Okl- -hatna Jaauary 1st. A territorial rovarnmeat will tbea be formed and omeera elected.

THB BPISCOPAL HISSIONABT COXPBBBNCA Kiw Totl, Dee. 15. At' the Xcieeopal Mieeioaary Coafarenoa today addrsssss est foreign missions were delivered by tne Rev. 3- R. Ful lev ef looming, end others.

UtSAJAlAaTUIBS. The Senate jComaittae to laves tl gat lasaaa asylums met todsy. Dr. Chtpla, Superintendent ot th Willard Insaa Asyleat, Ovid, testified regarding that Institution. Local Postscript.

Fsrker BemsBded. District- Attornsy Hatch aeored another victory in- tha grave jard-oeat piracy case today. Tb following dee patch, reoeirsd this afternoon, give the reeult of tb bearuig oa tb writ of habeas corpus, before tb high Court of Toronto: ToaoxTo, ont Seets, 181. 1 Wna. B.

tMmiok, Acting Superlntead eat of PoUoe, -Boffalo, S. Parker remaaded to Wetland Jail till December ilst for xamlnstlon. Wat, J. WOLFAV Keal-Kgtate Transfer. The following transfer ot real -estate were recorded yesterday afternoon and this mor-niog la tb County Clerk' office: John J.

Merritt, by executrix to Jonathan Baker, property on the west side ot Michigan, sou lb ol Perry, consideration Mary X. Chretien Mary A. Chretien, property on the south aide of Vegry Street, west of Delaware, ti.aoo, Joseph Churchyard to William Sanerbaek, property on the east aideof Monk Ogden Street, nottfe of Lovejoy Street, (120. Henry and Jacob Kebman to the New Tork, Lackawanna A Western Bailway Company, property ia Cheektowags, (1,000. Henry Weber to same, property oa Delaware A venae, (3,17.

1 kjebael ZwDiing aao others to same, property in Lancaster, MOO. Murv H. Hill to same, property in Cheek to Henry Hill to same, propertwted oonaideraUoe the aame. George HH1 to same, proberty and eonsideratioa the same. John Hill to same, property and eonsiderrtioa the same.

Abigail P. Fobee to Joseph Sapperstone and others, property on the south side of Clinton Street, comer of Walnut, $4,125. Joseph Sapperstone and othere to David 1. Fried lander, property on the eaat side of Walnut Street, twtb of CUntoa, 50. ErnatWttxlebea to Emil Wittleben, property front tbe soatbweet corner of North Ogdam and Lovejoy streets, east to Davey Street, Eben Newton to Margaret Wilson, property corner of Virginia and Firth streets, $7 5a Eliaba Whittlesey, by executor, to Margaret lion, aame property, 1700.

Otis F. Presbry to Sarah Neiss. property on the north side of Connecticut- Street, weet of Fargo Avenue. 11,750. Joseph Sapperstone and David I.

Friedlander to Samuel Brouberg, property on the east side of Walnut Street, south of Clinton, tl.337 50. Joseph Sapperstone, Samuel Bromberg and Pari 1 L. Friedlander, to tbe congregation Beth Jacob, property corner of Walnut and Clinton streets, i George Urban to Caroline W. Witmer, city pro perty, part of the TJrban-Fougeron tract, (9,000. -Same to Kdwin 6.

8. Miller, property, same, (5.0O0. Same to Ada K. Urban, property snd consideration the eame. Same to Tobias Witmer, property and consideration the same.

Same to George Urban, property and consideration tbe same. Theodore M- Dewey to Christian Andres, property at Gov, an da, 1300, Joseph Churchyard to Andrew CorTigan, city properly on Gold Street, tau.to. Joseph Churchyard to David McGninness and one, city property on Schiller Street, (. Joseph Churchyard to Jacob Pauly and wife, city property on North Ogden Street, (,564.80. Heirs of John Beck to Wm.

Moss, city property on Retmam Street, two. Dorathea Broekman et al to Peter Schrana, city property on Chicago Street, (MOO. Plaoeor If fltf li a Albany NW 10 .06 cloudy. Alpena 80 50 17 1 Cloudy. Buffalo 30.S7 1 (Fair.

Chatham, Caa- .18 Chicago NW Clear. Ciacinnatl 30-67 At NW Clear. S0.47 Cloudy. S2) Clear. DuIhU 14 SW Cloudy.

Erie. 30.43 II NW 13 cloudy. Kscaaaba 14 aw Cloudy. ratherPoint.Caa 30-iO 2 16 Cloudy. Grand Haven 30.M 86 NE Fair.

Indianapolis 30 i5 i SW I Clear. Kingston, 30-45 S4 Louieyille 30.64 81 6 Clear. Marqnette 30.KI 1 10 Cloudy. Milwaukee SO 65 2 Clear. Montreal, SO 1) 8 Cloudy.

Oswego 80. Si 3 8 Tbreat'g. Parry au.34 17 10 Fair. Pittsburgh S8.4 SO Cloudy. Port Huron 83 49 21 JW 7 Cloudy.

Quebeo, Can. S0.2 14 cloudy. Boobester ISO S3 18 Cloudy. Sandusky. 30.50 1 Cloudy.

Saugeen.Can 1 NW 2S .10 snow. 8t louie DO 61 sSiKW Clear. Toledo 80.60 SO Clear. Toronto, Can. S0.S7 .01 Fair.

The Supervisor. Tbis afternoon tb Board ef Supervisors reappointed Dr. Stockton phyalslaa So tha Pan- Itentisry. Dr. Clark waa appointed phytl- clan to th jalL, Later Hew Tork HarkeU Jtpeotal Despatch to BuTtde i ilea.

Saw Toax, Dee. IS Aa6 p. w. (Travis Wheat Sales made of 1,000,000 be No Chioasoattl 41 ei; No Milwaukee (1 asm -No I red at tl 41 cash Deo; 111 tiW -Jan; 116 feb; Il 47X March. Com Hales of bn; fo Sat eis7uite oash; Deo: 70o JSn; To Feb: 74e May.

Oateqaiet. At A90 P. M. Wneat closed: No. red si tl UFeb; $1 eehlaroe.

Cora at TOXsJsa; 7oFeb. Hxilow Qnoted atTMw7Xe. Dressed Bogt At! Km. AKfrtj-riour, 8,67 bhls; Wttel ba; corn, 37Tba; oats, bu. ChlMgw Market, tpeeiot Despatch (e JSauTW fTmiiisi sfl.

Cbttoaso, Dec, 101.00 r. ar. trro Wheat at (1 WIH Deo; (I sv J) Feb. Corn at 1 Ksyu SA Jss: lXc bid eio asked reb; esxo May. Oau 6Mo-Md 6in asked Doc; hid io asked Jaa: MXcbldFeb; 4Sc May.

By st Wo bid Deol- Wcbld We asked Jaa, Bo bid II 00 aeked Af. Pork at tl UK Feb; 17JH17 SO March. Lard ai tlllS Jac: liniHr(: (lKSSMaroh; tllftWtesllH Anril: til 84 bid 111 67H asked May. P. miiwauEee Aarieu eyastai Despatch to XutTale fii slal.

MiLWAtraan, Deo. ow-Wheatolosed: Hot at Deo; tl 91 to geb. ChicBg-o CAtUs JfarkeU CHIOAOO, DeclA-AOOp. at. Cattli -Beoelpts, 7,000 head.

Market ruled weak, tfuoted: Christmas beeves at 17 7 80; export cattle at 16 oo 76; rood to ehoica to DO) 60; common to fair, S0 00, Oil MarketA. apeeUH Dsspnlels te Mutate Oneissei lit, nominees on the Greenback-Republican ticket came nere to sees in support of the Administration 1b setting up a dual government In Mississippi. Ho states that the joint meeting oi ta executive committee of uie Republican aad Greenback parties la MisaiseiDDi dismissed the Idea of a dual government as rooiisa ana lmprscuoaDte. sa gantrs iHkgx-PKK-ctsT. biuu Washixotoit, 15.

The Senate Com mittee on inane this morning unanimously greed to recommend the pas-tags of Sher man's three-per-cent. funding bill, with amendments reducing the aggregate amount of three-per-cents to be issued to $200,000,000, snd providing that tba amount ot deposit to be received eball not exceed at any one time The Committee took tbls notion a tier hearing Folger. who ooDoeod the prooe- siilon, preferring to reU to the Government the privilege ef calling ia S-poiceats at any time. FOREIGN NEWS, SBBIVIB) OCT. Bottkbuam, Dec 15.

Arrived: Steamship W. A. SehoUen. THE STE1H8HIP BATH CITf London, Dec 16. Eighty guinea pre mlurn waa yesterday paid on the ovrdu steamer Bath City.

WAS IT THE aUSSUa BALLOOHf A balloon was seen at Alderney yesterday morning. A gunboat will proceed to Alder ney to Investigate. FK0S NW YORK I HITEBSITI ASSOCIATIOH. Nxw York, Dec la. Former member of Cornell University living In tbls vicinity, last evening lormea tne new tork Assoc) a- Uon ot Cornell University.

AS8I6KED, S. Klchaulls A tobacco. Pearl Street, nave assigned. ctsDllltles SiKl.uw. BTEAIEB LOST.

The steamer Bath City is bow Regarded aa lost, one was valued, witn cargo, at tsuu.uuu. Shs bad no passengers, Tbe crew numbered thirty-two. CWHTEBFETTEB SUCTKHCED. Becker, the notorious counterfeiter, eon vlcted of counterfeiting notes of the Bsnk of ranee, was sentenced In Brooklyn yesterday to of years in tne ireniienuary. 8TEABSHIP8 ABBITEB.

Arrived Steamship Ethiopia from Glar- gow, Amsterdam from Rotterdam. Arabic and Alaska from Liverpool, and Jranoe from London. MISCELLANEOUS NEW8. StAlLWAI 1MSUBA5CB COHPAMT. Dav'knpokt, Iowa, Dec 10.

Articles of incorporation were Hied bere for the Western Railway Insarano Co. capital $25,000,000, Twenty Western Railroad Manager, Super- lntendents, Ac, srs named as Incorporators. AHOTHEB RAILROAD THAI BOBBED. El Paso, Texas, Dec 15 Highwaymen boarded a Southern Pacific train near here yesterday morning. Wells, 'Fargo A messenger was knocked senseless, bound and and gagged, and the express safe robbed of 15,000 in casb and securities.

At Rodger's station the robbers jumped off and escaped to aiexico. C1TT AND VILLAS! OP BULDTH SUED. St. Paul, Dec 16. Edward Brewls sued tbe city and village ot uuluth to recover eou pons overdue on bonds of tbe City of Dulutb.

The Legislature crested the village of Dulutb out of terrritory occupied by the elty. A de murrer was interposed by tbe village ot Du lutb. United State Judge Nelson overrule the demurrer, end declares the set creating the village of Dulutb Interferes with the rights of creditors. Most of Duluth's creditors are Eastern cspltailsts. ACCIDENT rBOH A PALLlNS-TBEE.

Richmond, Ya, Dec 15. Wm. Wright of Caroline County was felling trees. His wife brought his lunch, and falling tre frightfully and fatally injured ber. STEAHIB 8TBARDED.

Havana, Dec. 15 A steamship belonging to ths Liverpool A New Orlesns line is report-ed stranded on Moselle Shoals, Great Bahama bank. OUTBADE OH AN ABKB1CAN. El Paso, Dec 16. George Buekley, an American, was oonflned by the Mexican eu thorittee at Paso- Del Norte, Friday, for threatening a resident in a dispute over a building.

Buckley was released yesterdsy on psyment of $30; $400 tsken from him when arrested was not returned. FEAST Of SAB SCADALOCPB. The sixteen davs' fesst of San Guadeloupe. with bull fights, is in progress at Paso Del Norte, (ttended by great numbers of Mex icans. THE TBAIN BOBBEBT.

It is now stated that the train robber took only $1,200 from Wells, Fargo A sat, and aoOO from passengers. ACCIDENTAL- DEATH Ot A BB1DB. Latrobb, Dec 15. Mrs. Eobt Koruo daughter of the Clerk of tbe Court of Westmoreland County, just married, was killed Isst evening while about to board a train to begin ber wedding tour.

For the Holidays. W.H. GLENNY, SONS HAVE OP HID THBIE LABOR STOCK OI GOODS SUITABLE FOB CHRISTMAS, CONSISTING IN PAST OP DECORATED DINNER SETS, BREAKFAST AND TEA SETS, COT GLASS, CLOCKS, BRONZES, BRIC-A-BRAC, SOLID SILVER A SPECIALTY. SILVER 1LATEI WARE One of tbe Largest Display ever shown by them, at very Low Prices, t9The Store will be Open Evenings on And after M05DAY, DEC 12th. FURNITURE 1 FOE THE HOLIDAYS.

Ordered Work Specialty. Parlor Suites, Ball Bid Boards, Patent Rockers, Desks, ftxtea. Tablee, Easy Chairs, Bookcases, Lonngee, Cbam'r Suites, Centre Tables, Secretariat, Camp Chairs, Foot Beets Ottomans. 3r A more suitable' and practicable Holiday Present than something from the above list, caa ot be obtained. LOWEST JPMIPES.

JOHN C. BURNS, (Suocessor to Bows A Lombabt,) 61 68 StwecB SU, (opp. Pestoffiee). The Host SnceesBfal Young Men, AB THOSE WHO BT OBTAIN TJtO A PRACTCIAL EDUCATIOf, It th. BEIAST STBATTOS BAT AWD H1QHT rKSBIOMA Sua tettar staaii lor ninatrated Catalome giving fall particalara.

Two btusdred eadeatt ow la attend saee. lao29w-tA-alT-s EYAHS HERGER, PUBLISHERS, Be wwtl Vw 895 XAnr 8TKEET. CHRISTMAS AND NEW TEAR'S CHRISTMAS CARDS, HOLIDAY BOORS, ELEGAJTT ALBUMS. VW Flneat Aseortnient, Largest stock, Lswost rases la the etty. Wraagllag ia the Bear of gsserrfcew enr a realteattary Cesanasileaerar.

SlfreS Lrta riMiir yik. Ia the Board of 8a per? leers yesterday, after our Second Edition report eloeed, a motion to adjourn was lost; atao one that the election ot a Penitentiary Commissioner be made the special order for today. On motion at Mr. Carney, another Informal ballot was taken, but without any satisfactory result, and the Board adjourned until 10.30 this morning. Tbe supervisors were at loggerheads on the election of a Commissioner to tbe Penitentiary.

In caucus Tueeday a majority ot the Republicans decided upon Richard JEveas, and a majority of the Democrat thought It vaoold be tbe proper thing to retain in office Mr. Whltford Harrington. There were just enough enemies of both candidates, however, to prevent either getting the desired number of votes la tba open Board. When this was found out botk factions aad antafda nolltf- etsnt began palling wires to effect a compro' mlse. The Democrat yesterday threw Har rington overboard and tried Simuel M.

Welch, who, an Eighth Ward Harrington parti an asserted more than once, was no Jlmmycrat," and August Seheu i--n ot tbe ex-Mayor, who made no bones ot declaring that be would not accept the office -no, not for a thousand dollars. Ia spite of great deal of persistent button-holing both young men fell short ia tbe open canvass. Mr. Evans's friends stood by him loyally until the close of the session, when Mr. Alfred Lytb began to develop unexpected strength at to expense ot the Thirteenth Ward candidate.

Tbe following table will show at a glance tbe varying support reosived by the candidates up to the adjonrnmsntlaU i a a 1 1,1 I tat is 5 First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eignth Ninth Tenth Kleventb 24 1 2 24 It 23 14 i Tbls morning the wrangling was resumed In the City and County Hall corridors, and until alter eleven o'clock tbere was no prospect of a meeting. Tbe Republicans went into osncus and harmony was restored by an agreement to vote solidly for Mr. Lytb. Tbe Democrats were all at sea, tbe cause at usual, being too many aspirants for recognition. They could cot get locelber end talk the matter ovor -quietly like sensible men, and finally several left tbe building In d'-sgust.

At 11.27 tbe Republicans, 20 entered tbe session-room, determined to organize sod proceed witu the baainess in nanu. -t ueir action caused a stir in tbe demoralized Demo crallccamp, and messengers were sent sfter the absent brethren with all speed. In tbe meantime the Clerk bad called the roll, and announced quorum. Mr. Murphy moved to take an informal ballot for Commissioner ol the Penitentiary.

It was carried, and Messrs. Stelngoetter and bmltber were appointed tellers. Tbe balloting was progressing as quickly as possible, when the Democrats began straggling Into the- chamber. No notice was tsken 'of them, snd the tellers announced the result of the ballot as follows: Whole number of votes cast 26, of which Alfred Lytb received 24, and August Scheu 1. Mr.

Kendsll who was paired with Mr. Taber, did not vote. The first Democrat on his feet to proles sgslnst wbst be called "a map game," was Mr. Nichols, who attacked Messrs. Kendsll and Wood, (tbe 'latter, It was claimed, was pslred with Mr.

Wealberbee)' lor bresking their pledges not to set on the question Of Penltentisry Commissioner. Mr. Torrance followed up the sstsuit and entered a protest more empbatio tbsn his colleague, sgslnst what hs considered unfair ard dishonorable action on the part of the majority. Several other Democrats protested. Mr.

Wood explained that be paired with Mr. Weatberbee on tbe question before tbe house for one session only, snd he did not be lieve be hsd broken fslth in being present snd voting today. Mr. Kendall also arose snd took the ground that a paired member ot a legislative body must not necessarily sbssnt himself from tbe regular sesidous, hence bis presence. He bed not voted and therefore failed to tee wherein he hsd violated his word ot honor with Mr.

Taber. There being a goo4 prospect of an Interminable snd unplexssnt debate Mr. Foster took tbe floor snd in a conciliatory speech, moved to rescind the previous action and proceed to a formal ballot. Messrs. Smtther and Kendall endorsed the views of tbe pesce-msker from Marills and said tbey would vote for a reconsideration rslher tbsn bsve any reflections on tbe Bjsrd.

Mr. Nichols said that there were no two members of the Board he bad more respect tor than Messrs. Wood' and Kendsll, but be did no. hesitate to assert that they had made a mistake. Chairman Young said tbere was no doubt in his mind a to tho right of a' paired member to attend tbe dally sessions.

The motion of Mr. Foster was then carried. Mr. Smlther insisted 'on Mr. Wood's vote being recorded.

Tbe latter soon after retired to the lobby and remained. Why be did so, under the circumstances, was not plain. Subsequently Mr. Taber arrived and after consultation with Mr. Kendsll their pair was broken.

Before the ballot, taken la accordance with Mr. Foster's resolution, could be announced, the Democrats begun filllbustering and kept it up vigorously. On counting the vote it was found that they were In excess ot the number ot members present, and another ballot was ordered by tho Chairman. A motion to adjourn till tomorrow was made by Mr. Torrance and an amendment was offered by Mr.

Spencer that it be till Monday. Mr. Murphy, however, made a further amendment that Board proceed by a viva voce vote to the election of a Penitentiary Commissioner. Tbe tllllbuiters were now more lively than ever and the Chairman was obliged to rap loudly and repeatedly to preserve order. Th amendment of Mr.

Murphy we finally carried, and be tlen mived that Mr. Lytb be appointed Commissioner. Mr. SIrrel substituted the name of Richard Evans, and Mr. Torrance the name ot Angutt'Scbeo.

Motion to adjourn and take a recess wera lost and ruled out ot order, and the es and were called on- every question, thereby delay lag final action a long as possible. Mr. Scheu received 21 ay es and Mr. vans 7. The Clerk announced the vote on Mr.

Lytb as follows: Ayes aleasrs. Briggs, Brown, Butman, Corn well, DeGrair, Forsyth, Foster, Bogan, Jenkins, Kendall, Leighton, Moest, Meemer, Murphy, Reister, Spencer, stlekney, Scbier, Stoneway, Steingoetter, Bntither, Sirret, Torrance, Wohlers, Wiltse, roaog26. Nava Messrs. K. 8.

Brlpga, Carney, Trorlnicer, Flanlgan, Hurley, Jackson, Koller, KtrkOTer, Lord, lech. Miirvell, Osboro, Person, Paueraon, Potter, Beardon, Taber, Wick 20. Mr. Lytb. was declared elected and again several motions were made to adjourn, aad lost or declared ont of order.

Mr. Nichols raised the- point that an election was not legal except by billot, but It was not entertained. Murphy moved, that the vote on Mr. Lytb be reconsidered. Lost ayes 20, nay 26' Brevities.

Wm. Johnson, a vagrant, waa sent to tbe Workhouse, tbt morning, tor twenty days. The regular matinee at tbe Adelphl The-tre will be given tomorrow afternoon. Messrs. Charles Carey and Joseph Jewel, leading lawyers tt Olean, N.

are la town. The Board of Supervisors maks tbeir annual visit to tbe Penitentiary this afternoon. No arrests were reported this morning from tbe Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Eight Precincts, or the snb-statioa of the Seventh Precinct. Michael gtrogoB will be performed at St. James Hall by the Klralfy combination on Monday, Tueeday aad Wedaesdsy evenings next.

Hoe. George Wm. Curtis, ot New York, will address a poblia meeting at St. James Hall tomorrow evening, on tbe subject Civil Service Reform. District-Attorney Batch and.

Wolf are in Toronto today, attending tbe exlraditioa proceeding In the case of Edward G. Parkar, alleged eonsplrator aad grave-robber. -Billy Barks, the bask thief, wea taken from Cleveland to Albany yesterday, to await trial tor stealing (0.000 from the Conoee stank. The officer passed through Buffalo with him la the afternoon. On the 20, 27th and 28 5b insL, Christ, mas week, Eytiag will play engagement at the Academy of Xusie.

During tbe latter half ot the earn week, the celebrated rtttts, Mr. and W. J. Florence, will appear. Tb Folic Captains this morning reported elghuea arrests, ot which six were tor draakenns, aad two for disorderly conduct.

Fine to the assoaat ol (40 war impose by the Justice, and sixteen lodger were accommodated, -i The man Henry. Spenesr, arrested on sos-pieioa ot theft by specials and Kief, as rs ported yesterday, prove to be a hard ease. Hi right nice is said to be Michael Hilligaa," aad the articles ia his poseension were stolen at CrsudsU's Hotel, set Batfel p. meeting yesterday afternoon for the purpose et taking actios on the dtb ot their late astociate, Patrick Smith. There were present HI Honor Mayor, Bruin, Mr.

Sherman B. Jewett, President of the Board, and Mr. J. B. Smith, Mr.

Augustus Georger, Mr. Abram A 1 train. Mr. Michael Nail any. Mr.

Edward Bennett, Mr. i. G. Laagner, Mr. George Clinton snd Mr.

Britain Holme. In tbe absence of Gsneral Roeers, Mr. William Me-mil lao was elected Secretary pro tern. The regul ar order of business we suspended aad Messrs. Altmao, Smith and Holmee were appointed a committee to formulate the sentiment of the Commissioners toward their late essodate.

Tbey oon reported tbe follow- MEMORIAL. In view of tbe death of Patrick gmlth, it is fitting mat bis late associates In this Board should give expression to their sorrow at the loes ot their departed friend and colleague. Smith waa among tbe earliest friends and promoter of the Park eeheme. and erer since be became a member of the Board, bow neaxty ten years aa-t. toad taken a lively interest In the management of Its affairs.

He bad been a moat regular attendant at oar meetings, and by wise counsel, aoond judgment and correct taete contributed much to tbe deeiston ol every eneetion before the Board. He took great pains to be well informed in regard to tbe nature and merits ot every improvement made on tbe grounds, and was always constant and Indefatigable in bis efforts to nrtber tbeprogress ot tbe work, and to insure iu succeed, we mourn sad shall mlas him, not merely as a trusted associate, but as an honored friend, leading an exemplary life, who won car wirmw regard by bis genial disposition, hopeful temperament, high integrity and Christian character. Be waa as honest man, the noblest work of RtfAvtrd, That this memorial be entered upon tbe minutes of the Board, and that a copy of the time, together wite the assurance at oar sincere sy mpstby and condolence, be sent to tbe family ot our departed colleague. Mr. Jewett took occasion to say, with a voice that was tremulous with emotion, that he bad known Mr.

Smith In all the trials and temptations of life, and never knew him to swerve from the right in a single Instance-He bad been one of Buffalo's most exemplary citizens and bis memory would be revered by all who hsd known ot bis honored and honorable career. Mr. Holmee was also deeply affected and found it difficult to muter bis feelings suffi ciency to express his sense of appreciation, of tbe life and character of the deceased. In speaking of tbe deptrted, be esld, are often constrained to east the mantle of charity over the defect of character. Sometimes in tbe words of the eulogist it is difficult to recognize our friends a we knew them.

There is no need, in this instance, for anything of that kind for Mr. Smith was a noble open-hearted, Christina man. Each bour and day found blot the am man (very hour of his lite seemed to be one of sunshine for bis friend. Hs was earnest and conscientious In the discharge of bis duiles, and delighted In doing deed of kindness. Mr.

Nellsny had known Mr. Smith from his boyhood. He was a good man In avery eense of the word, whose life was a beacon light to those who were around bim, and wbo had-left an example wbich was worthy of emulation. He wss very devoted to bi native country although a Hue American. Mr.

Bennett said that during Bis acquaintance with tbe deceased he bad learned to respect and esteem bim as a man of meet estimable character and a good citizen. No further remaiks being offered the memorial was adopted and the Board adjourned- Masonic Elections. At a regular convocation of Keystone Chapter No. 163, Royal Arch Masons, held at the Scarlet Boom, Masonic-Hall, last evening, the following officers were elected: H. L.

Brothers. K. John C. Adaroe. E.

Morgan. Treasurer 6. Bentley. Secretary W. A.

Jarrett. Rep. to Hasonlc Hall Association Isaac Hol-loway. Trustee Wm. Ilengercr.

A communication was resd from tbe Qxand High Priest of tbe State, announcing tbe death of M. E. James M. Austin, Past G. H.

P. and Past General 6. H. suggesting that the jewels, of tbe Cbspter be drsped IB mourning. Remarks eulogistic of tbe Illustrious deceased were made by'M.

E. Comps. David F. Day, C. Q.

Fox and G. M. Osgoodby. A Committee was appointed to arrange for a proper observance of the qusrter-centennlal anniverssry of Keystone Chapter. It Is probable If tbe celebration occurs at the time ot Installation, the G.

H. of the State will be invited to install the officers. At a rogulsr communication of Concordia Lodge No. 143, F. A.

beld at Masonic Hall, December Hlh, tbe following officers were eleoied for tbe year 1332: Worahipful Master K. Moersfelder. Senior Warden C. F. Bishop.

Junior Warden Peter Frank. Treasurer Louts Freund. Secretary George Brost. Trustee Frederick Held. The Installation of said officers to take place December at 7t o'clock P.

M. At tbe last regular assembly of Buflilo Council; No. 17, B. 1 S. tbe following officers were elected T.

A. Oppenheimer. B. I. U.

M. Q. McVicar. P. C.

of W. J. Trees. Sol. Taylor.

Keo. a. M. Evry. C.

of O. W. J. Donaldson. O.

ot C.O. D. Bowen. Steward E. Blden.

Organist H. Degenhard. Chaplain John Brlggs. Tiler G. B.

Dunning. Sporting Botes. The BufUlos would like to secure the services of two such players as Btdbourn and Farrell, ot Providence. A Toronto despatch state that Hanlan will accept Boyd's challenge to row on tbe Tyne, April 3d, for the championship of the worid and 500. Mr.

K. F. Wood worth, ot Frankllnvllle, baa a four-year old Hambletoalan stslllon that has gone a quarter in 40 seconds, without being forced, more tbsn once, and la looked upon as a likely youngster. He was sired by Wm. M.

Bysdyk, of Seaeca County, out of Lsdy Pond, who waa by Daniel Webster, bred by Col. Pond, leading horseman of Rochester. Toe colt will be known as Wm. M. Rysdyk, Jr.

Christmas Goods at Pratt A Co'. We are convinced from observations made for severs! years, that the retail department of Pratt A Co', great hardware store on tba Terrace, under tbe management of our energetic friend Mr. David E. Brown, was never so well stocked for the holiday trade, as at the present time. Special efforts have been 'made this year ro meet tbe growing demand for silver-plated ware, and tbe assortment is of tbe finest quality.

Including all the latest designs snd handsome patterns, from the leading manufacturers. In tsct, we never saw so large snd complete a display ot silver-ware as that now offered at Pratt Co's. It comprises everything in that line, from a vase or pickle-castor to the most elaborate cake-baa-ket or ice-pltcber, and tbe new designs at not only varied, but beautiful, unique, and artistic There are al'o the celebrated Roger cutlery, English carving sets, pocket knives, skates, sleigh -bells, sleds, Ac, Ac. Those In want ot holiday presents will be well repaid by cross -lrxr the Terrace to Pratt A Co's. The store will be open evenings next week.

Funs for thb Holidays. Nothing 1 more appropriate for a holiday present to a lady, than a line seal sacque or dolman. To all In quest of snob elegant and beautiful gift, we specially recammeed a call at the popular store of tbe Messrs. Sirret Brother, No. "268 and 26S Washington 8 tree V.

Tbey have a full line of Imported seal goods, silk circulars and dolman, ermine, mink aad squirrel-lined. Also fur trimming of every description, Ac, beside a complete stock of bats, esps, robe and other goods In that line. This firm ar till agent for the celebrated house of Revil. Ion Frerec of Pari, and their French seal eacque and dolmans have made such a great and W4de-epread reputation that It 1 almost impossible for tbe Messrs. Sirret to supply tl demand.

We esn only recommend all In want of fur goods, especially for the holidays, to call at this vary attractive store. Mabinb Note. The light in Buffalo Harbor will be exhibited tonight for tbe last time tLis season. Coal shipments by lake from Cleveland tbls season amounted to 401,022 ton to 719,890 too last year. Tbe eblpmeat from Buffalo this season ware 808,771 tone to 689,670 tone last year.

Front this It appear iit Buffalo's eoat trade la increasing, while that ot Cleveland 1 oa the decline. "Pattm." It is exceedingly pleasast to announce that the opera ot Patience," the greatest success ef Messrs- Sullivan snd Gilbert. wIU be given at St. Jam Hall oa the 23d and 24tk by the celebrated Comley-Barton Opera Company. Mr.

James Barton was the original JittnUtorrte in this coantry. The opera abound in charming movie and full of movement. route iBorning, Senry HMcA, for petit larceny, stealing (3.26 front Mary Holch, was sent to the Western House of B-fug. Jtyert, for petit larceny, 1st stealing oaady from the Central Railroad, waa Btt SO Holxtat Pbksutt without seeing Dr. BcoU's beanttful Xlectrio Hair aad Flesh Brashes.

They cUways txnTU the ocO, and mar-vsflooaly cure Neuralgia, Dandruff, Falling Baldness, Bienmatlam, eta. Price retaaded if no a represented. At Prog and Fancy Store. Fbasbb AXX.K eBXASsv One trial win on-vlnoe yo that It is the beet. Aak your dealer for the Fraaer Axle Sresae, aad take no other.

Every box has ear trade stark cditJaUAo TBUR8DAT TtNTSG, DECEMBER 15, 18B1. LOOATi MATTERS. tie First Page far I8t sight's dec patehf, and other Interesting latter; Foartll Pgge for Hlsepllitny. Important Meeting. The special omnmittee of -the Senate appointed to tiTnUptlt and report In regard to the canals ot th Scat of Niff York, will meet la to reference room la thWhit Balldlng, la tbU city, at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon.

Superior Courts-General. Terra. Th December General Term of the Superior Court of Buffalo will convene tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, at which time the Calendar will called sjl eases not aet down Or disposed of will be puaad tba Court will lit continuously alt ces are disposed of. Criminal Libel. This morning la la Court of Oyer and.

Terminer, Judge Barker proetdlng, Wm. H. Little, Charles A. Avery and Wm. A- Carpenter, all alleged editors sad proprietors of a scurrilous penny sheet known ss the Telegraph, were arraigned on a charge of criminal libel specified la an- Indictment found against each of them by the Of and Jury.

The defendants, through their counsel, Charles W. Goodyear, plead not guilty and wera on their request given further time la which to decide Whether to move to set aside the indictment, demur or change their pleases offered at this time. They were all let to ball In the sum of $300 each, which sum was deposited with tba court, the defendants becoming their own bondsmen. The slleged libel was dtrscted against alias Kate McCarthy ot Publte School No Soldier Monument Bids Opened. This morning at the City Clerk's office the bids submitted for the furnishing of material sad the erection of the new Soldiers' Monument were opened in the presence of the committee appointed by the Council to let the contract aad overs the work.

There were present of the Committee, Judge Smith, John Grelner, Aldermen Bsabe, Little Lang and Knell. The only absentee was Aid. George Keller, who baited the 'successful design, was also present to aid and assist the Committee. Besides these gentlemen, the seversl representatives el the different bidders wore on hand with samples of granite and photogrspbla views of statuary work done at their establishments heretofore. Judge Smith occupied the Chair and opened the bids, which were as follow! Michigan Granite Company Hamuel Kltson.

47,1410 Hinsdale Doyle Granite Company New ar, gland Granite Company 4K.700 Mount Waldo Granite Works 4.1.74S On account of the absence of Aid. Miller -nothing further was done and the Committee, on motion of Aid. Knell, adjourned to meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon in the Superior Court Chambers, where those interested will be beard by the Committee. Thr Nbw Dky-Uoodb Firm. It is pleas, ant to know that Messrs.

J. N. Adam A who recently opened a dry-goods store In that magnificent structure, White's Fire-Proof Hn(Mln n.MU. nAAJ A 1 1. day trade.

In fact, we are not sure but that tbey are getting "the Lion's share," for their store has bsen literally crowded with eustonisrs for the past few days. It d'ooUi a. sommenaabla disposition on the part of the public to encourage those who come to our fair city, and liberality In this respect esn not be too highly praiaed. But when such a large and first-class store as that of J. N.

Adam Co. is established, It Is deserving of more then ordlnsry support for reasons that must be obvious to all citizens who take pride in the growth and good reputation of Buffalo. A glance at the new firm's attractive; abow-wlndows during the day, or after dark when the electric light makes sverj thing luminous, will suffice to Indicate the quality of the stock and the metropolitan character of the concern. Inside, howsver, the dlsplsy Is doubly assuring. It is quite vldent that the firm appreciate the fact that competition Is the life of trade and do not Intend toilet any rivsl establishment out-do them.

A hasty examination shows the principal departments lace, handkerchief, gents 'furnishing goods, knit goods, gloves, dress goods, eloaks, housekeeping, and fancy goods to contain fresh and complete assortments. For further information refer to tbe Arm's consplcuom advertisement on anotherpage of this piper. Read an profit by It. Job Jrffbkaon. The stgaof seats for doe deuerson engagement at me Academy of Jfusle next eek will open at Denton A prices will be as follows: Parquet, circle and otehsstra chair $1, and bo charge for reserved seats; balcony circle reserved 75 eeata; admission 60 cents, gallery 26 cents.

Negotiations are tinder way to secure excursion trains on the N. Y. A P. R. B.

for Saturday evening, Dec 24, to give psrtles along the line a chanoe to witness Jefferson In Rip Van Winkle." Also on the Southwestern division of the N.Y., L. E. W. R.R., the same evening, and one from Lockport for Wednesday, Deo. 21st, to see The Rivals." Grntlrmrn's Furnishiko Goods Geo.

tlsmsn who desire the latest and best styles ot fdrnlshlng goods at the lowest prices, are sd vised to patronize the celebrated Lawrence establishment, No. 377 Main Street, corner Eagle. There is no better and more complete etock of new and attractive goods in this line, than that of the Messrs. Lawrence, and there wilt be found on the counters and in the cues many neat and beautiful articles, especially aut table for holiday presents. This popular store baa long enjoyed an extensive trade, as gentlemen who patronize it are always thoroughly satisfied both as to price and quality of good.

Ladles, if you don't know what to Owl IWr JVUI IIHUIBIH Ul IU Lawrence's and purchase a handsome scarf or something of that sort. Attemptbo Scicidb. Yssterdsy afternoon John Noll, who resides at No. 665 Spring Rtreet made a desperate attempt to commit suicide. Securing a stout piece of olotbe dine, he retired to jthe rear part of his bouse and adjusting tbe rope around hie neck mounted a table and fastened the other end to hook In the celling.

He then kicked the table over, but the noise made by the tailing table aroused his wife, who opened the door and found the man suspended la mid-sir nun qui uuwa nun wm HiuwwNiuuh Pack wood was called In and soon straightened him out. Hard drinking Is supposed to have been the cause of the attempt. has not heard of Bar-nuna's; not Jiornum's circus, but Barnnms srreat variety store at No. 267 Main Street and running through to Washington 7 There are ew establishment ot the kind equal to it in tbe United States and none, we believe, that csn surpass It in the stock ot domestic and foreign goods. As usual, business Is rushing at the grand exposition, aad the dauy sates axe simply Immense.

Special attention is di rected TiTthe display of faney goods, plated ware, silk umbrellas, canes, toilet articles and Acadrmy or Music That fine drama, "My Partner," as performed by tbe Aldrich-Fartloe Combination, la proving a very strong at the Academy this week. Those who have not seen It should bear la mind that It will repeated this also tomorrow gyenlng, and Saturday afternoon sod evening. The acting of Aldrich as Joe Saun-aers, Paraloe as Wing Lee, the Chinaman, and Chaplin Mvor Britt, Is remarkably good, and forms a very enjoyable entertainment. A 1ST aPrmioh Aorrt. On Tuesday Saanel B.

Bancroft, a Pension Agent, doing business at No. 197 Mala Street, was arrested by Deputy United State Marshal Watte and taken before United States Commissioner Murray ea a charge of forgery. He was let to ball In the snm of $1,500, General Jamea C. Strong aad Daniel Clark becoming ls sureties. Aw J.

actios. Yesterday the annual election et the Firemen's Benevolent Asso- eiaUoa was held. following named gentlemen were" looted Trustees for three years: William H. Beyer, Was. K.

Churchyard, Warn. H. Alport, Asaph 8. Bemi', Geo Stauber and Frank M. Gieee.

EXXTINCB POSTPON ID. TbU Hornlng the Criminal Term of the Superior Court con vened with Judge Smith presiding, but la-mediately adjourned a a til Saturday morning next, when John Donovan, convicted ot man laughter In tbe third degree, will be sen-tenad. Fibs? at JasfBSTOws. A despatch frost Jamea town last, night says: The dwelling aid of George Gilford nesr here burned this morning. Lass $3,000 to (10,000.

tnsarance (4.000. Sieves cows, a bene aad bull were consumed. I. ATX LT adnrted to fevtbelndiaBanaiu fTnd.) 'jCewt, Is the raot ttiat Mr. Frank ratten, one the editors of She intti fmw, (ot Indiaiuin- lis), etrciijrir foorsea 4acot Oil.

Itemed jiU wife of a very severe attack of rheamatism At a meeting of the stockholders of the Buffalo A Sonthweetera Railroad Company, held In this city on the 13th the follow- lag Directors were elected James Adams, Beery Martin, John F. Monllon, Geo. Taibot. James N. Bceteherd, L.

8.iits, H.U ftBiaaall W. H. H. Newman, Henry Kip. J.

W.Tilliaghast, O. P. Kaaasdell, R. Kiegmaa, Nolton. At a subsequent meeting, the following officers were ehoeen: President J.

FiMonltoo. Vice-President James Adams. Secretary and Treasurer W. S. BiaseU.

5 The New York A New England Railroad reports earning of expanse, (1,841,000. ThPennsylvnia Railroad ha reduced tba-rate on grain and packed meat from Chicago to Pittsburg to 12 eente. The Baltimore A Ohio i going to gain an entrance into Cleveland by the Valley Railroad and a new line bow building. On Morday next the Pravsylvanla fait train will run from Chicago to Nsw Tork la 25J hour tba fastest time ever mad by regular train. It said tbat the New York, West Shot A Buffalo Billroed will.

cost, when completed, (38,000,000. Tbe coniri has ordered 176 locomotives. Tbe Brie is always getting out something handsome. It latest advertisement consists of painted picture ot scenery along its line, mounted on black easele. Vanderbilt is said to have bought a large blcck of Reading, and by the construction of several' new railroads In Pennsylvania will have a new trunk line to the Pssaenger ravrs from Chicago to Nsw York srs (14 by the Pennsylvania Railrotd, (9 26 by the Vandeibilt lines and (6.26 by tbe Grand Trunk and Erie.

The cheapest rate secures tbe most business. It Is said that tbe Chicago A Eastern Illinois bss psssed into the band of the Louisville A Nashville Company. A Chicago despatch received this afternoon says that the sale is regarded tbere si sn accomplisbed fact. A St Louis despatch says: Fly trunk railroads tunning Esethave agreed to mak the cotton rate to New York 30 cents per hundred sod divide the traffic equally. Thi is abdut twice as much a cotton ha really been taken to New York for.

The General Passenger and Ticket Agents of various railroad meet In Chicago today tor the purpose of making an effort to stop pay, lng commissions for tbe sale of tickets to agents aad others. It is expeoted tbat frord 100 to 160 roads sre to be represented. When tbe enterprising scalper's clerk on Exchange Street Isn't tcalplng he pose In front of a looking glag in a railroad advertising frame snd warbles thusly An emigrant watching young man, A second-class ticket young man A scalper so meek, With a galTanliedicbeek, A akln-you-if -I-can young man. Tbe following directors of tbe Walklll Valley Railroad were elected yssterdsy: Ed ward F. Winslow, Conrad N.

Jordan, fheol dore Houston, George H. Sharpe, Samuel D. Coykendall, John L. Nesblt, Horsce Porter, Charles Bard, Alsxander Taylor, Charles Paine, Howard Mansfield, Walter Katie snd F. L.

Worcester. Tbis road is now In the control ot tbe New York, West Shore A Buf-fslo Company. Horsce Porter is President, Charles Bsrd, Vice President, snd Charles Paine, Gsneral Msnsger of tbe last-named company. Tbe Walkill Valley was operated by the Eric, Its route being from Montgomery to Albany. Yesterday the New York Board ot Trade snd Transportation adopted a revolution setting fotth that tbe prices or rate of transpor tation on railroads should not be determined absolutely as between rosds by mileage or distance, but by tbe pet earnings of tbe roads, and governed by this standard that the New York Central Railroad Is admittedly able to transport freight from competing points in tbe West to tsse city ot New York at as low, If not lower, rates thsn Its rivals terminating at l'bllsdvlphi snd Baltimore, A despatch from New York states thst the Erie and its connection, tbe New York, Pennsylvania ft Ohio, have made arrange ments with the Company by which the former can enter Cincinnati inde pendent ol any line controlled by Vanderbilt.

The route will be from Dayton to Xenia, thence into Cincinnati ever the ittsburgb, Cincinnati A St. Louis, tbe Pan-Handle route. The new arrangement, according to agree' ment, will take effect January 1. This takes swsv romtbe Cincinnati, Hamilton A Dav ton all the business heretofore given it by the ft. ra.

o. Tbe commercial traveler ot a Rochester bouse, while in Tennessee, approached a stranger as the train was about to start, and said: Are yon going on the train I am." Hsve you any bsggsgef 'No." Well, my friend, you can do me a favor, and it won't cost iou anything. You see. I've two reusing big trunks, snd they always mage me pay lor one oi mem. xou can get one checked on your ticket, and we'll eucnre tnem.

seer" Yes, I see but I haven't sny ticket." But! thought you said you were going on mis train "So I ami I'mtbeKecduotor." Ob He paid extra, as ususl. "How to Grow Rich." If there is one thing more than another tbat strikes bom to those in moderate clrcumttances at this season of tbe yesr it is the question of flnsnces. Unquestionably the safest ard surest way 10 accumulate; money is to practice the art of saving if you cn; but how few there are wbo know how to lay-up coin for a rainy day. Wa esn suggest a plan which should be appreclsted by every citizen. Clothing -is a heavy Item In one's annual expense and economy in this respect will leave a snug bal.

ance In the treasury. We sre'Informed by Messrs. L. arson ft tbe popular and re liable clothiers at Nos. 892 and 394 Main Street, that: parents csn save (2 60 cr (2, or even (1, on tbe price ot a boy'a or.

child's suit or overcoat by patronizing tbem. The firm also state that young gentlemen in went of nobby and serviceable suits can save money by purohssing from tbeir large stock. We do not hesitate to indorse the claims of tbis con cern for we happen to know something sbout the Individual member and their' methods ot doing business. We advise onr friends in want of wearing apparel to at least eall at tbe establishment ia question and examine goods. N-Hblng will be lost and same? thing may be gained.

Something about Clubs. Tbe Milwaukee correspondent -of the Chicago Times says: Club are quite unknown in Milwaukee, probably owing to the fact that the homes of the professional and business men are so comfortable lbv tbey furnish a more desirable way of killing tiara, but the result Is certainly a very dense dullness for those who are tem-porarlly'ia tbe clly, and it 1 felt that Mr. Mitchell's plan could extended Into providing a eiub which would have a tendency to make the city more inviting to new-comers wbo are, as a matter ol course, deprived of tbe pleasures society. Col. Dennis, of Buffalo, who ha been in the city since last Spring, prosecuting tbe work of constructing the harbor of refuge pier, tor which he hag tbe -contract, waa Interviewed yesterday by the Tiiiies correspondent in relation to the matter, and stated that ther was Bothlqgfhnt Milwaukee need more than a club.

After hi Summer's residence here he we greatly pleased with the city, having never enjoyed better health than here, aad his wife urges him to move to the city to live, but be had found the waa of a club a great Inconvenience. His first inquiry had been for the location of the eiub upon, coming here, and he was greatly surprised opon learning thst city of tbe sits -and wealth ef Milwaukee should bo without an Institution ot tbe kind. would gladly hsve paid fall year' fee, although only Intending to remain a few montba. In Buffalo be said tbere are a number of fashionable clubs, well patronized, the two chief one being the Buffalo eiub, a very aristocratic' institution, aad the City club, and he could not imagine what the city wouid be without them. His Impression tbat Milwaukee wee without a club owing to tbe fact that there was not a sufficient number of Americans to support one, waa, ef course, explained to be an erroneous one, all of tbe enterprising business men of the city being Americans, without regard to their birthplace, which, however, only served to Increase hie wonder tbat the city should be so Uly provided la so Important matter.

FnB Grocxkiks, Winbs add Liquor. There is no grocery house la Buffalo better established, or having a larger trade, than the old-established firm of Messrs. W. Laverock A No. 280 Washington Street, Their wbolestl business has lately been very large, ly iacreaeed, not only in Buffalo, bat throughout the adjacent counties.

Their alwsys-Urg holiday trad will thi yesr probsbry bo greater thaavever. The firm hive complete Una of fine snd choice groceries, fruIU, As also the choicest wtnes aad liquors, Including tb famous Doc Mcntebello champagne, for which tbey are wholesale agent, tba Mumm, Heldslek and Great Western brandj, tba pur Ramsey Scotch- whisky, and other desirable qaalirJee of par liquors. Thee In want of anything in the line of groceries, wine or liquor, cannot do better than leave their order at Laverock's. Awvra Tw VYTiTT r. a 1 Hint 80 Hut evening a citizen passing through ij-umooiai Bear nam street, tn- eOVend tiu inita luwf of ft fthild Ivlno Am tk aide of the road.

The ease was reported to i we, of to sixta jrrecinct, who at oace not) fled Coroner Fowler. Undertaker Kodaey took ehargo ef the body. Thb avbsbbs leadiag to an early grave have often been opened by a Congo or Cold. Thousands have been euVed sad saved by Dr. Boll's Congo Syrup.

It i aheap, only SKoenta a bottle. It FK0 THE CAPITAL. ATery CoU for Galta. THB WABI CCABP SITAS HIS CASB AWAI. Washington, D.

Dee, 15. It baa been a very damaging day for Uulteau la Court. General of Chicago, want to tb jail as a spy for to Government, and udr the galea of a friend extorted from tb Til- lala that one word assassination," which ha given Qaiteso's ease all away. Th Bowling prisoner eall Reynolds sneak and all aorta of pithts. He eaaaot be kspt quiet, Be 1 more obstreperous than vsr.

Tb appearane of Kra, Dunmier, Gal- teau's dlvorood wife, on the stand ctiised In- tana sensstloa and breathless eicitemsnt for it wa expected Guiteau would unload a mass of Indecency la attack upon her. Bhs could not produce ber original certificate of di ve re however and goes off the stand for th present. Lively times are expeoted todsy. The afternoon meeting of the Court was quiet aad without eenjetbnsl intereet. The prisoner appealed for money to help tbt case along.

Then earn further testimony of Reynolds, and frequent outbursts from tb prisoner, who was mostly snllsa nd des pondent. W. c. ASSOCIATED-PRESS DESPATCHES TRIAL OF THE ASSASSIN. Mrs.

Scorllle asks Another (joes Hon. THB PBISONEB BOBS NOT BRUSH HIS SINTEB'I eCITKAD'S BASB ON riNBlNS BOW HB WAS KN-TairrSD. Continued from First Edition.) Mrs. Scoville suddenly rose snd said Tour Honor, I would Ilk to ask a question ot the. witness; I consider It of vital import ance to th esse." Gultesu.

Impatiently.) NowaJon't, sister, ite all these people can do toetsM me without your talking. You sre no lawyer- Mrs. Scoville said: The question I of vitkl Scoville. I prefer, your Honor, that permis sion snouia not oe given. Davidge.

Let Mrs. Scoville suggsst the question' to her husband and we will not ob- ieet. Mrs. Scoville (sottovoce). Well, be don't know bow to sk questlone anyway.

Scoville asked If it were possible to place in the prisoner's coffee any drug that would make bim appear brighter or more quick, as the case mleht be. Guiteau (with contempt ucus expression) exclaimed, you are Examining tbe witness for tb other aide, ain't you, Scoville I never saw anything quite so stupid as your msnner in exsminlng witnesses this morning. I think your lecture last night must nsve been too muon tor you." Mrs. Scoville wrote her question, and resohed over to band It to her husband. Guiteau sharply said: Now you just mind your business ana aitena to your own snslrs Vou are making yourself altogether too officious on this case.

Pending the colloquy between Guiteau and bis sister, tne witness waa permitted to de part, raHcb to tbe disappointment, apparently, of Mrs. Scoville. a. Gen. as.

a Reynolds, lawyer, ot Chicago, knew the prisoner first about May. 1S68. In Chicago. The prisoner applied for permission to enter witness' law office as a student. Be was allowed to do so, and remained some months, lie disappeared, and lMiO reappeared and approached the witness on tbe subject of bis Inter-Ocean scheme.

Witness thought his Idess upon the subject remarka bly good, ana some ot tnem, to tne witness-knowledge, since ben adopted by tbe insnsgement of that psper. Witness tbonght at the time the prisoner would makeasuo- essful lawyer it he devoted himself to It. Witness visited the prisoner in jail twelve davs after the assassination. The prisoner asked me, Where were yu on the dsy of the assassination Did be use. the word assassin-stlon Witness.

Tee, tbat Is precloely tbe word.be usea. Witness made notes of bis conversation with the prisoner at tbls Interview, and to refreab bis memory wss snowed to resd from thsm. Witnees resd two or three times, quo ting the prisoner's words, and used the word assasslnstlon." Corkhill. Did he use thst term Witness. He used that word and never eooke in reference to any Divine inspiration at this interview.

Alter Ibis, at subsequent Interviews, be always spoke of tbe murder as tbe removal of taa President. Guiteau, who bad received tbe witness with smile and beaming countenanoe upon bis taking tha stand, soon realized bow completely be bad been entrapped by bim and hie rape increased momentarily. Finally he shouted: "This msn came1 to me as an old friend from Chiosgo, when resiiy ne wss noining dui a spy employe by Coikbili. I want to tbunder tbls to tbs American people, to let tbem understand wbst this man's character Is. Tbls ts your work, Corkhill, snd God Almighty will damn jou for It- Ton have deceived ms all through and stolen my thoughts and betrayed them." Witness read' from note he bad tsken at the second interview with the prisoner.

Some sllusion being made to something which appeared In tbe Washington Republican, Guiteau pounded upon tbe desk snd shouted, "that's just what tbe little whelp Gorbam was writing at tbat time, and now be is ready to eat hie own words. He -is bsnging around Artbor-now and trying to get some little office. He ought to be asbatned Of himself if be bas any decency. I hsve got a speech on tbis fellow Gorhsm. I only wsnt to tret a chance at him." Wltne.s stated that he read to the prisoner what Grant, Conkllng and some of the prisoner's elleged friend ssld of him snd his crime, end be, wsiklng the floor- excitedly, ssldt "Wbst doss It mean; I would have slaked my life tbey would have defended me.

They know tbey wanted Garfield removed, snd yet tbey denounce me, and ean only see in it bloody act." Witness a lao showed him some papers In which Guiteau was bltterlv denounced for the ei lms, and tbe prisoner's comment was: True facts bad been suppressed, and ha bad not bad any defence." Witness continued: He asked me. referrlns- to Grsnt, Conkllng. and the other prominent Stalwsrts, do they know I have ststed I hsd no accomplices," and I told bim ye. Hs seemed dezed, and said, repeating tbe words several times, '-most sstoundlng," "most stoundirg." Gultesu here said, witb a sneer. Ton wss pretty smart detectlve.wssn't you, Gsneral You'll probably get more business in this line now-" FROM WASHINGTON.

THB OTTOs1 CHOP. Washington, Dec IS. The condition of the. cotton crop aa reported to the Depart ment oi Agriculture, is lower tban any aea. son since 1868.

The total crop estimated at (boot 4,900,000 bales. BITfE BI A TAB IN LA, Gov. Shepard waa bitten bv a tarantula In a mine in Mexico. It Is feared hi lea will hsvs to be amputated. He expect to return to this countrv for treatment aa aooa aa nna.

sible. BERATB rBOCBEBINes. Mr. Garland sooks uoon tha Pralilntui Succession Question. After remark by Mssr.

Coke snd Joaea, of Florida, the Senate went into Executive Session. KOaUATHHIS BT TBE rBBsTDeaT. fflL TS i uw riniaeDi.uMiiT oDiijiftaM J. ij Vs ax-tar- i.tfk sf taT VUL A i Mj.t Beere- 'amber ot Poet- FH0M ALBANY. COURT OP APPIALs) MCUIOH, Albany, Dee.

IS Tbe following decisions of the Court of Appeala have bee a handed down; Humphreys vs. Hortt; Fleehmsn rt. Bsa-nett; Buffalo C'atbolie-Iaetliatloa Weav ser; atuiual Lite Insurance CA-mpsny va us-o uugment emrmea wttn eost. -Van Kirk va Sedgwick Judgment versed aad new trial granted, eoeu to sbide vent. Richmond vs.

Union Steamboat Company lodgment codified by striking out S183.W and interest thereon, snd a modified affirmed with costs ta this appeal. Boger va Toetmrgh Judgment snd order reversed Bsouoa dealed with C10 eoets snd with coots of appeal to General Tern aad thi court. tiroes ta Clark Order affirmed with eoeta. Beech vs. Call! Motion, tor reargttassnt denied, with tlOeoet.

The next tern of this Court will be held oa tne lettt of Janosry. A new eaieadar will mace sor taat urns, noon which th Clerk will piece only causes la which notice of triBBsat wita proof ef eervtee for that terns shaM be fued with him ss ear thsfora the 3d at Jeaaary. Th Court ad'ouraad suae ate, FOREIGN SEWS. CHOLERA Af CAIRO. Lohdos, Dae.

15. It 1 reported epldemla cholera has appeared at Cairo. TsU LIBEL CIT. Pakis. Dee.

16. -In the libel salt of Fionas. Mutlster te Tunis, eratxtet Uoebetort. yeeterday St. Hllalre, late Atintater, denied tbe eeeertion tbat he en trusted Dc Bellinc with the mtssion to Tanis.

A via. lent altereailua eneoed, St, HHelre aad Ue Blllleg accusing each ether of lying. Th Freeident ot the Voort threatened th expoi. loa of IX Billing- "IsCKLLANECL'S NEWS. SBsaaasaasaaawaa AULAS n.

ROT. Torokto. Dee, TJuka aa. socepted Boyd's calteage, on oocdition that tbe Sporta a Lhaiieage Cup be Incloded Is tbe terms We have a complete stock of the finest Imported English and French Broadcloths. Full Dress Suits made by the best custom tailors and as perfect In shape as can be produced by the best custom tailors." We hare the Coats Satin-lined, Silk-lined, also lined with the finest Italian cloths, which are not so expensive.

Those who require anything in this line should see our elegant Suits, before leaving their order, as we can fit as perfect as possible and charge you considerableless. BT Full Drees Coats and Vests for Kent. R0NHERS, 410 MAIN ST. 410 KINK. Largest FUR I TU11E WAREROOM in the world.

Laid out in avenues, squares and booths. Grandest Open ing Buffalo ever had. Examine onr stock of Hol iday Goods. A. CUTLER SON.

Holiday Presents. NOW 18 THE TIME to buy your Holiday Presents, before the rush. I hare as large and fine a selection as there is in Buffalo In DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SILVER And BRONZES, PLATED WARE, FRE5CH CLOCKS, Jewels-y of Every Description I Gold Spectacles and Eye Glasses, Gold-beaded Canes, Opera CUasses aad Novelties. t3T Baying bought for Cash, I am prepared to sell at the Lowest Cash Prices. T.

C. TANKS, So. 879 Main Street. C026tdeSt-is SPECIAL OPENING OF- Holiday Goods MONDAY, DEC 5th, 1881. LOW PRICES.

Warner, Jennings NO. 268 MAIN STREET. OPPORTUNITY. Gentlemen wishing to be WCLL DBK8SED, at Imw Prieae, ehoald go to LAWRENCE'S, 877 Mala St, cor. Eagle.

if. t. mills BrrmTs for $9.00. delOtf-ls-tathA CHARLES STEGEli, Merchant Tailor, ISC East Seaeca St. HAS CONSTANTLY oa hud a mil Ua of Imported aad Pesseetle Goads, which be aukas ap at the Lowest Prices.

s7iteaaraated. Ctive alas a eaU, deia-ttfUiAs-ly LUPKEK DUDD, Brokers Commlss'n Kerchantt Office, Ka.SE. Seaeca St, PETROL BUM, PBOTISIOHS AND GKAIN- BourSt, told Sad sarrled am margiae. Or LAjraa, Wstts Aara LAa a-oa Uts arcB aad see teletpraph bulletta of' an ehanes, or tele-phone tnr qaotatlons. Notice to Members of tbe Bare GbTTBTBAI) TKRM, Fourth Department.

The tteneral Term to he) held ia Syracuse rn Jaaaary aext, wilt be adjourned, after a session oi ue nanal Mas-tn, to tae tnira Tneaday (31st) of aurcn, less, at tss twnnosse ns tse ciiy of atoebester. Jto new eaieadar will be made ep for the March session, and none tor the foUowlna April term, except a calendar of appeals from order. Ths general calendar will be tmkea ap in March at the point wtieie it eball bare been left off ns Jaaaary. At tbe January term, tbe March eesaran aad the April term, so ease win be taken em eubuuaeioa aaul it la reaeaed ia its order ea weeajenuar. iated iia Deoentber, ar.

H. 8HAPTES, delSUJ p1 Dep. Clerk. eUmroe County. Great Indncement Offered, TUB TJSRKES1GSKD will sell to sy party wishlna- tm eetablials a LA6EK SftKst BOTrLUS WORKS, a complete at a bar-aia.

ao21tdeS0-is 98 Beos street, Batralo, S. Barom'r oorreeted for temperature snd elevation. LOCAL OBSEitfATIOSS. Pec 15. Aria) 34 Aossrs ending at 10.53 A.

IS Time of Obserration, 31 l-9 -J il 1 I 2-5 p. at. ao.ioiss 3 r. at. S0.24i 1 10.52 p.

at- 8U.92.3 A63 A. M.I0.371W SilaSXA. at. 80.4131.1 8 818 83 06.8 S3 24.8 34 41.1 7 21.7 It Clondy. 16 Cloudy.

Clear. 13 Fair 15 Fair. NW, i Highest temperature yesterday Lowest temperature af ean temnerarure yesterday 34.0 Lowest tern, since li o'clock last 26.6 avain ran pass st nours, u.uv incnes. War. Fnnr.

Sergt. 81g. Corps, 17. 8. A THE GCITEAU TRIAL.

Dlgnltarlea upon tbe Bench thi lag. Horn THE PB1S0NKB OPENS THE PEOCEKDIKeS WITH A UTTLK SPEECH. BECOBES IDBaUED, IT-T4CKS COBSHItf. 1H SCOTILLE, SSD CO! TIKUALLI IBTEKnCPTS, HIS 10KMKB WIFE OH THE 8T1NV. WaeirrNQTON, Dec 16.

Clarkson N. Pot ter, Gov, Phelps of Vermont Cortlandt Parker of N. sat upon tbe bench. Oalteau said: Your Honor, It will be a great misfortune if snytblng should happen to this jury, they are very honest, Intelligent men, and I want the best care taken ot them There are some of tbem unaocustomed to Sood, wholesome food, and consequently they ave indieestion. I want the Court to order them out every morning for a walk of four or five miles before breakfast.

I hsve two or three more little speeches to make, but this win do for toe present. Judge Cox, The Court will attend to the wants oi tne Collier recalled. Witness never detected any slsrns of Insanity in the prisoner. Scoville began to cross-exsmine witness, when Uulteau, la a great rase, shouted never saw this man but once In my life, and that was in 1878. I never saw him five min utes in my life.

What does he know about mer This shows just how little sense yon have got, Corkhill, to put ui this msn as an expert. (To Scoville). And you haven't got common borse-sense, to waste the time of the court in examining a man of his character. He was only a clerk in a lawyer's oiUce any wav." He-examined by Corkhill Witness. In mv opinion, at the time I knew bim prisoner was perfectly competent to otsuneuim between right and wrong.

(Exception noted by Seo- viiie.i Scoville asked: What Is your opinion of the prisoner's ability to distinguish between right ana wrong at tne present time The question was ruled out. Another ex ception wss noted by bcovllle. J. M. Justice, lawyer, of Locsnsoort.

Ind met tbe prisoner in 1878. Prisoner was selling a little book, tbe Life of Moody. Guitetn Interrupted: "You are mixing me up witn some one etse, sir." Witness continued, but sgsin Gultean shouted: Stop right here. Csn you identify me as me man -Witness. I think I can.

Guiteau Can you swear to ltf Witness. Yes, I can. Uulteau. Well, you are a lisr, sir, a miser able liar that's the wsy to dispose of you sir. Witness ssid tbo prisoner remained at Le- eansport about three weeks sailing the book, Gultesu contlnuallyintorjected abusive conv ment and finally shouted: You miserable wheip, to come in here and mske me out a book agent.

I was preaching the Gospel snd I sold my own production. In a few minutes be turned to Scovlll with sn air of intense disgust, and said: Oh cut this fool short he's lying all through; don' waste time on him. Scoville asked Whs was the appen-ance of the prisoner when yon knew him A. He looked about the eame as he does now, except about the eye. Scoville.

What was the difference Jn the e-rarAaalnn nf his svsa A. At thst time be had free expression now the expression seems suppressed. uuitesu. i aon'i tninK i am much sup- pressea mis morning, sir. it seems to me I'm pretty lively this moraine.

Guiteau gradually worked himself up into a towering rage, and declaimed against tbe witness, tne prosecution, and cranks whom be claimed had threatened him with violence, nis ueing more especially directed against the prosecuting attorney. Refet ring to Corkhill, be said: He's getting too airij ana too simaing to live, ana tne nrst thing be knows God Almighty will take him on and send him Down below. Rev. Bosh Shlppen, pastor of Alt-Saints Churcn, wasblngton, boarded in the seme house and occupied a seat at the same table with prisoner, from April last until the dsy before tbe murder of tbe President, when tbe prisoner disappeared from the bouse. Wit ness had frequent conversations with prison er.

Both hsd lived in Cblcsgo, and that formed the basts of conversstlons which led to quite a familiar acquaintanceship. Prls oner was cnatty, pouie, and a little quick or nervous tn his uttaranoee, but not sufficiently so to indicate marked peculiarity. Witness never detected aaytmng to indicate insanity, and never entertained the (lightest suspicion oi it in connection wun tne prisoner. A striking feslnr of Shippen' testimony waa the statement thst the ususl topics of conversation Detween nimsen ana tne prisoner at table, where they met three time day, wore tbe Cookllng-Garfield embrogllo ana tne new testament revision, and on no occasion did tn prisoner exhibit more excre ment than sny other person mlgbt do. The former being the subject which, st Gultesu allege, impelled bim opon the President.

Sblppena testimony ts considered of tha high est vaiue to tne prosecution. Mrs. lramire. formerly wife ef Uultean. then took the stand.

She married the prisoner ta July, 1869. Scoville objected to the testimony, unless the record-proof of divoree waa shown. Witness was then withdraw, Corkhill remark ing that be would introduce witnees lster, after he obtained necessary copy of tha court recora. Doctor Nobl Young, phvslclsn at the tail waere uuiteaa ns oeea eononed, related several conversations he hsd with tbe pris oner. Atone time ne asaea tne prisoner way he removed the Preeident 7 The prisoner replied Because I was Inspired to do so," ana mil aiterwaru said: "li in Presi dent should die I would be convinced my In spiration was irom tne jeity, out ne Should recover i would be in doom about it." Witness thought thie waa decided wayer log on lbs part of tba prisoner.

Witness was asked It he considered the prisoner ssne, snd replied "a perfectly sane man, sir, and as bright, quick and Intelligent a man as von would see in a Bummer's dsy, not the slight est indication of insanity about him. A lit tle impatient of restraint at times, a llttie nervous, as men ia hi position would natural- ly be, put peneeuy sane." FROM WASHINGTON ABOUT THE A8SaniI' TB1AL Nbw Tork, Deo. 16. A Tribune tpeclal says: AH ths experts summoned by ths de fence, excepting two, have been excused and gon home. It is understood the prosecu tion's Hat of wltneeee a to Gultean's life and ebaraeter, alleged hereditary taint ot Insanity, Ac, is nearly exhausted.

The prosecution preserves silence aa to whether Gultean's former wife will be put oa the stand, but It ia understood she will be called. Guiteau' relatives bav mad every effort to Induoe tbe se-saealn to bold bis tongue when, she appears, bat he 1 not likely to do It- An Important feature of tb evidence la sub-rebuttal will be sn attempt of Scoville to break down tha character of Shaw, who swore Guiteau said he woold imitate like Booth." WILL HCCtTTXB IB CH1U. Tb Chllisa Minister ssys Blinee InsrrrM. Hon to KU Patrick, which the latter nnbllsb. ed, war well received ia Chill, being regarded ea friendly.

SCBaXBLE FOB PLACE, A Tvme.S special save Tha scramble far Bouse ofBeee continues. Some member of both houses, who are earnest advoeatas of civil service reform, ar among the most im portunate In begging for eubordtnate pwsee for friends and constituents. A large number of women are dally working to secure appointments in tbe House for relatives or friends, while other plead for appointments la various executive department. When the Speaker announces the standing committees ta pressure win oe laereasoo. se tbe Chairmen of most committees ar allowed to select clerk.

rsicM rs iBSiSstPPT. A JBurald spaoial says: A meeting of af is- stseippten. supported by Greeabacker. was held last night, ex-COBgreesma DtL Martyr presiding, to discuss methods for dealing with tb alleged lawless, wrongful ascertained sod declared results of tb recent elections la Mississippi. It waa alleged, that at the resent election tb SepnMieans and Greenback era bad a melon tv ef So.000 to 40.000.

A oronn. sttioo submitted by Roberts of Michigaa taat tb fosioaist set up rival government ia Mississippi to be maintained by Federal thorny, was not sustained. It wa faallv agreed to submit tb whole matter to Coa- In Memorlanj. At a regular meeting ot the Trustees of tha Buffalo City Cemetery, held Dee. 12th, 1881, the fallowing resolutions on tb death of Mr.

James D. Sawyer were unanimously adopted: Whereat, This Board has been called tr mourn tbe sudden death ol onr late sesooiate. James D. Sawyer, an'' taires to place npos its minutes a record of its appreciation ot bis worth, and sorrow at his loss, it is therefore That we share in the general grief which pervades the community at thie esdT bereavement; that we ahail miaa bim In the social circle, at our places of and at the meetings of tbia Board, where we have so often proa ted by his wise counsel. Resolved, That we bear onr testimony to tbe excellence of the deceased, exemplified in the social virtues, spotless character and generous nature, which endeared him to so large a circle of admiring friends, and especially to his associates, In the management of tbls Cemetery.

That we tender to his bereaved kindred our deepest sympathy for tbe painful loss they have sustained. That tbe Secretary enter these resolutions opon our minutes, and send a copy of ths same to the family of the deceased and the daily papsrs. Courts. Superior Coukt of Buffalo Novkm-bbkCkimihai. Tbkm.

Present, Hon. sines M. Smith, Judge Presiding. December 16, 18S1. Adjourned tolDee.

24th, 181, 10 a. m. Supreme Coubt Erib Countt Circuit. Present, Hon. George Barker, Justice, Dec.

15, 1881. No. 12. Keeta Harrington vs. James Matthews as Ac Counsel sum up.

Sufrbmb Court Oyer and Tkkminek. Hon. George Barker, Justice presiding; Hons. Fayette Reed and Cbarles Kurtz, Justices of Sessions. Dec.

15, MM. The People vs. Wm. H. Little, Charles H.

Avery and William A. Carpenter. Libel. Defendants given further time to plead, Ac, and let to bail ia (JOO each. Same v.

Samuel Burglary, 3d degree. Defendant arraigned and pleads not guilty. Same vs. Charles Hart. Petit larceny, id offence.

Like plea. Same vs. Matthew Miles. Larceny from the person; Like plea. Samevr.

Henry Broadhead. Asssult with Intent to kill. Like plea. Same vs. Samuel Boll; same vs, Chsrles Hart; same vs.

Matthew Miles; same vs. Henry Broad-head. Sent to Court ot BeasiOBa for trial. MlUtury Order. The following order ha been issued, and explains Itself; IlATOUAKTIHS 14TH BRIOADE, N.

S. N. T. Buffalo, December IS, 1831. Special Orders No.

Owing to the death of First-Lieutenaut Alnred Larke of tbe 10th Infantry. C. S. the meeting of the officers of tbls Brigade, for instruction and drill, appointed for Friday evening, December 18th Is hereby postponed to Friday evening, 23d lnat, at 8 o'clock, at whioh time tbe officers mentioned In General Orders No. 6, c.

a will assemble at thejState Arsenal. The officers of tbe Fourteenth Brigade staff will assemble at Brigade Headquarters on Friday afternoon at one o'clock in full uniform, with fatigue cap, to attend the funeral of the late Lieut. Alured Larke. By order of Brig. Gen.

John Graves. EDGAR B. JEWETT, Lieut. Col. and A.

A. G. New Book. We have received from Harper A Bros. through ULBRICH KINQSLBr: The Mkndelbbomn FAarrxT, a7a-lo7.

From A.oi.ieiB nu uy oeoasuan Mensei. With Eight Portraits from Drawinm bv William Hensel. Second Revised Edition. Translated Dy can s-ungemann ana an American collabor- ator; with a Notice by George Grove, D. C.

L. Sro, Cloth. So. 00. A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped.

Neglect frequently results la an incurable Luo Disease or Consumption. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES do not die-order the stomach like cough syrups and balsams but aet directly on the inflamed parts, allaying inflammation, giving relief In Asthma, BronoMUs, Cough, Catarrh, and the 7roat Troubles whioh Singers and Public Speakers are subject to. For thirty years Brown's Bronchial Troches have been recommended by physicians, and always give penect satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation. they hare attained well-merited rank among the few staple remedies of the-age.

sold at ase, a box everywhere. la27-tnthlo-ly Burnett's Cocoaloe Promotes a Vigorous and Healthy Growth of the Hair. It ha been used In thousand of cases where the hair was coming out, and baa never failed to ar rest its decay. Use BDBNETr's Flavobiho Extracts the best. A Large Majority of New Tork City's favorite actresses, together with Mme.

Adeline Pattl and very many society ladies, unite in praising "Champlin's Liquid Pearl." It is narmless to the ssin and gives a beautiful soft appearance to the skin, removing all impenectiona in a very short time delO-M-UAo Thb B. B. Bkaxob of the Teung Men's christian Association held their opening reception tonight, at their aew Booms, corner of- Exchange and Well ate. Tbe entertainment will consist ot vocal and Instrumental music, reading, abort ad dresses, Ac, Ac it Whbezino Whispers. Almost everybody Is hoarse.

There is something In the air that provokes coughs and colds and reduces' tbe voice to a husky whisper. Fortunately Bale's Money of Horehound and 7ar can re obtained ot any druggist, and no hoarseness or cough, however obsUnate, can reelet ite corattve operation. Pike's Toothache Drops cure re 1 minute. del-17-S0AC 1 Thb immense btook of Holiday Good, of the latest and most elegant designs, in Toilet Sets, Odor and Jewel Cases, Laolee' Satchels, Pocket- books, Card Cases, rieh cot Cologne Battles, per cent, cheaper tnaat Main street prices. At SrosD-ABT Drag Store, East Seneca at.

JaS-eawAf Fsbssst Paiona or Coal E. A Hubbxi.1. 14 West Swan street, quotes beet hard Anthracite, Pi Us test, He ran ton and Lackawanna Coal at re tail: Grate, S.56; Kgg, (MO; Stove, (M0; Hut, Economical or Loyal Sock: Sratctsas. Kgg, Large Stove, (MB; No. 4 Stove, Chestnut, Small Nut, t.7S per toa delivered Retail dealers supplied ea advaataceoos terms.

1 Ja8-tothA 1st rust Blood Symptoaas: Sluggish circula tion. Dysentery, Liver aad rJtt. Biliousness, Constipation, Piles, Languor, Weak, none, the bines," skin orders, Pimple, Swellings, Ac, Ac Purify with Kiag oi toe Biood. See ad vertise ment deiausnAe A New Abttcle. White Dosset Flannel, two yard wide, very sne and oft.

excellent for sheets or sight garments. FLINT A mi. rakiliA8 for gentlemen, ladles sad coil. Aran, ta gieal assortment lor Christmas, at FLINT KENT'S. LAOK and lace goods of every kind sad quality for Christmas, at sjuiwy a jlent'b, arxn, Tbxtst ais Pz.uasaa, elegant aad appropriate for Christmas gifts, at FLINT A KEBT.

WrjrraB Sarrrra. -A fall asnrtaient of Quilted Satin, Alpaca, Italian Cloth, and Flannel. sireble for the season. FLINT A K1KT, Pxxss Good, tn all grades, fabrics aad colors St largely reduced prices for Christmas, at flint ABirra HAJTSKEBOWTSFaef aft sorts, for geaOemea, ladies aad children, for Christmas, at FLINT A KENT'S. 18J7.

For tbe Holidays. 1881. PI A1I0S a TBU BEI as vet as tbe ssoet rrora-A bie In ttte world. We invite attention to toe recent Patented ImprOTeroentt, ion ad ONLT It THK STKIN WAY PIANO. We also inVite at? teatxrn to ear iffSOQ Pisao Square Stand and I Pianos to Sent, or sold on afostbly Pay ments.

DJSKTOtt ft COTTIKB. No. HUH Aiala street. Oil, Cttt, Dee. le.

The touowiag are the (ucnaUoas ta ta -market thie p. kt.t Time. 1.S0 164 i.os 87 AM A64 Z.oa Price. Opens at tn bid for elA Ofleredat Bid for ew. Offered at Offered at JrK "Ml MKbldforeM.

84 Closed at a4 bid. Mt rotx, Use. l(-4tt r. Petroleum Quiet. Baflned at 7Je; caeee 1K 11 HO.

foreign FrvdBce Market. Speeiai Despatch to Buffalo OomsnereieU, l.ivanrooL, Dec. 1SAU0 f. u-Braadstaffs and other articles naahaased. CHRISTINAS.

OUR SPECIAL OBDERs aad direct Im portatlons are now ready, and we take pleae-nre in requesting Inspection of oar splsndld assortment. HBE8SIKG ROBES, SMOKING JACKETS, WATER-PB00P COATS, TRATELING RUGS, SILK UMBRELLAS. Our stock of Neckwear, Bilk aad Llaea Haad-herchlets, Cloves, Hosiery, gear, very complete, and comprise all of tb Latest Novsltles. HUMBURCH HODGE, 829 MAIS STREET. deiotl Bank of Buffalo.

CAPITAL, i JOSIAH JEHKTT, VI I ruidSas. WILLIAM C. OtkH.MBLL, DIRECTORS! SHERMAN S. JEWETT, P. P.

PRAT GIBSON T. WILLIAMS, L.STEVENSOM FRANCIS H. FOOT, JOSIAH JEWETT, SHERMAN S. ROGERS. Thit Bank extends to its ntstemen unexcelled facilitcs for the- economical transaction of every tratehef tAe business C1IKISTMA8 CARDS.

YOUNG, LOCK WOOD Stationers Printers 09 1I KAIJt STaEET. Open Ereniag, After Dee. loth. NEW STTLU OP Phetograph Autograph Albums Work Boxes, Utore aad Haadkerehtef stoxe Odor aad Jewel Caeee, Lata Tablets aad atarte-ssaoeal jtetnuseats. Pine rapeterie, Craa' Llnan Psaar aad Xavsloves.

Focketbooki And Rm LcaUmt 0d. "HAINES UPRIGHT PIAHO tR Tatw yraavt? zbt tbtw wonanw OAt PlAJro op srm at nits, ratciranrA JV-TTaaw for Sant, ad A Allowed to. ward rnrehaea, C. Ue UTLEY, Ro. 8S Pearl etraot, Keartettsfs stfAs-i FO HA At a Oaresia.

a two-slrv brtlt ISSUe UOStM Ml HllLll UmaI taodern UBjtrovements. Apply to TT OR 8AI.K At a bargain, No. S2S Abbott II road, -story frasae hoiue and bars; lot 116a XA. Apply ta Jt)Bf OTTO, an West neneca street ot tbe race. -Hs inteoi to go to nglau4 oon.

saa so quick1 y. I-KS 7ISF, Aresst, COT. FraoaUa A JUg i st.