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RENTS, AXD.KENTERS.
An,Expert'Offers Suggestions for the
. - Consideration of Owners.
WHEN INCREASE IS JUSTIFIABLE.
A Qniet Windnp of the Tear's Business on
the rittsbnr Exchange.
A STEOXG CLEARING HOUSE REPORT
Although Tittsburs is fast becoming a
city of homes, there is still a large tenant
class, to whom the subject of rents is of the
highest importance. The following, there
fore, from a gentleman lanrcly interested in
the renting of properties in both cities is of
tnecial interest at this time. His hint3 and
buggestions to owners should open their
oy;s to their oWu interests.
"The pmbahle inereate of the city taxes
for 1N1', botli of Pittsburg and Allegheny,
is of great importance to tenants. An in
crease of taxes means an increase of rent,
lor owners, as a general rule, add the in
crease of taxes to the amount of rent,
-which, in addition to the rent added on. ac
count of increased valuation, makes a bur
den that frorae of the best paying and pros
perous tenants cannot veil bear, especially
in dwelling houses.
"The ability of tenants to pay regulates
the price of the rent, and the tenant's abil
ity is limited, because it is regulated by his
income, and it is often not & question of
what the taxes are on the house, nor what
'nit it thould bring in order to pay the
owner any certain ratr, or profit, but what
the tenant can alibrd to pay; and if the rent
i put bevotid the limit of what circum
stances prescribe, the tenant must either go
nit, or remain and run the risk of having
liffioiihj- in the payment of- the rent; for
whenever a tenant is compelled to pay
more rent than his incomcwill ju-tifyjthen
tlieowncr, sooner or later, is the loser.
"The increase of rent, do dcubt, is neces
sary periodically on account of the increased
rnlue of property and the advance of bnsi
E"s, but in urder 10 increase the rent,
whether on acevunt of the increased taxes
or the increase ot'abuitimi. the owner must
f'iTer sufficient advantage, either in location,
improvements or facilities, so as to justify
the tenant to increase the amount of his
rent, or that mav induce a class more able
to txiy to take tli- jiropertv. As a ueiieral
rule, the aes ot cei lain classes and the
income of most businesses is fixed and re
main unchanged, and the tenants arc not
capacitated to nay increased rent, unless in
tis J fai-ilities and advantages are offered
t business men. or a change "made in the
lind of dwellings. u4hut'a class that is
iore able to pay can bo acomodated.
Karh grade of house is ociupied by a
different class or people, nnd it is generally
a siistakeu idea to feel that because the
present lenaut ho may be a true repre-s-niative
!" the class of pcr-ons thai must
atwi mil fiuiy that grade or house), goes
mu that anoiber equally as good cau be
MHmr.l to pa the increased rent, unless
the iimpcrtv is brought un to a higher
crude
-nil person who may be in circum
Mifiieientiy able to pay the in-
s-tance
crease.
liiisiness Xews and Gossip.
The Kxcl:aiire will be open to-morrow to
JacUitatc ycatlj- settlement-'.
After to-morrow the Treasurer of the Ex
change will be John H. IUirbour, Jr., or Itob
crt.l.s:oi?y. Jr. The appear to be running
neck and neck.
ix lmildim permits nere issued yester5
day.iircrecating $7,.-!J0. Tiio most important
v'cre: To Pliilip Yen, frame two-story dwell
ing on Eckles street, Twntv-scventh ward, I
$2,'J70: to Oliver O. Pnillip, to-tor- dwell- j
m;-, r.:i!iiieeniii s:reet, Twentv-sercnth
ward. $1250. and to Annie Cox, iraiiic two
story uwfiiiii", Jluth street, Thirtv-second
wani, $I.2W.
The weakness of Pleasant Valley is at
tributed t litigation with Allegheny CItv.
Ii the cae oc;tKaint tho company tlie
divjdena may be imperiled.
Many leave will be turned to-dav. Stick
to whatever you resolve to do, if it'a rishf.
This is the time lor striking yearly bal
ance. Interest and dividend dislinrxemeuts
in Pittt-burs will approximate $2,000,000.
Pennsylvania headed the list ol Mates in
railroad building last ven r, w ith 2C0 miles;
Georgia came next, with 237.
It is aid that the new Wvstfngliouse Klec
tnc stock to be issued for the assented stock
fslikelv to be put out In the course ofalew
uavs.
tVilli.im T. I-ove and number or Southern
capitalists inive formed a company, capital
1050.00.1, to develop on antliracite coalfield
in Wlntely county, K. the first to be
worked wotol the Allesh'-nie.
The Ccntml Ilonk h-is declared a ouarterly
divideiidoi l.2 percent.
MoicinentK in K-alty.
A report obtained currency yesterday that
the entire outfit, machiucrj- and appli)
nnt-es-or tlie Penn Cotton Mill, on liiver
avctiue, Alleitlieny, had been sold by James
IV. Drape .t Co., t a syndicate or Pittshnr"
and soutueni ciipitulists with a yie.w of re
tuoval to the new town of Sylacauga, Ala.
Mr. Drape was seen and freely admitted
that tomrthiiiKoi the kind was under way
but wtis disMiM.'d to reticence in the present
Btattisof t.iudeal.
John K. l.win-jr i.ivi. sold to James JS
Herrnil a lot .3-1x1.3 1. on Grant avenue, in the
W a: son snb-di vision, Kast Uellevue, Pitts.
Iurg, l"t. W:ine and Uiicago Itailioad, for
&:-. :ilo. old to Mrs. Kacliel 31. Carntheix
lor.l. (. l.'oiiikustea lot 20x230 on Virginia
arcnuc, AlU-ghciiv, InrffiOO
!cniutoii. i:ideil;in A Co., Limited, rc
j)n tlie lollowiu .:ilc- For ilast End Gas
I omjiany lo P.owler.l Sandy Jones two hill
side lots. 2.x.KH rest each, containing a frame
';""? ,iu "''c rooms, for iuoo- lor James
A. Milson toS M. Thon it lot oiv Kiddle
street, ilkinl)utv, ffilx-roo leer, containini;
n fi-imc lioiife ol looms, lor it.175; forilrs
Itridget Emmgiin to Annie J. Townlev, a lot
on I.road s-rect, 2iia,xl(X) lect, containing a
two-story li-inii- or m nwiii, for 3.C00: lor
3h. Omjlin Ilorlil to .Mr. II. It. Swisslielm
n lot on G.-ri-eii street, 2.3x120 teet to an
silley. for $.0-1 cah: lor Mrs. Gibb to 3Irs
Bridget Dolea lot on Hastings sltect, rnn-
..nn. ,vf mil"stlm jt, jcy. 1V1U1 a irOnlftt'l.
ol 117 teer, contatnin
ga iramc house with
mx rooms, tor $2,00(
P.I.ick.t Iiainlsold to William Senior lots
Xos. 423 and 424, in the A Ha Land Company
plnnNo.S.on Duijucsne Heights,for$13cash
, """f,...,. ".'i'e .v ,o. soiu auouseand
lot m t llkm-burg, near ltebecca street, lor
St.&i; aIo, a houc and two lots on Mt
Washington for W.500; also, a larm of SO
a eras above Avotiniorc, Indiana county, for
THE FINANCIAL BEC0ED.
Bankers Satisfied tt Ith the Besults or the
Year's Operations.
TiatiKcr? were in good spirits yesterday
over the year's businc Kesults were
astly better t luiii expected. But perhaps
thccjiueof lno.st i cjoicing was tho strong
po.;:in or liu-i!i.-.-s gcnci-ally. Tliere were
aoclo'-d to cat a shadow- over thcsontlook.
In tins rcsprct the windup of 1891 was
antipodes to that of Its predecessor.
Anals1sortlicsubjoiiied,liirures furnished
.iv s-ecrctaiy Chaplin, of the Clearing House
bliows a vorv even run of business duriinr
iiieyi-ar. the minimum ot exchanges was
rcactf-d m I t-brnao' and the maximum In
Wtoiicr. . row-th was slow and spasmodic,
but as the UtiKuci:,! skies cleared and confl
oeuee reiurued, impivK-cment became more
pronounced. :uid by December the eleventh
,,',""' Js ,':1 ' moiitli lsuo was overtaken.
-.w?,.';''0'"" '!r , tl,:"'a for that month
being up am r s-3,K0.uOU ahead of the an:e
IHontn a .. e:ir aso.
Jf.1'-,T;,rl"s'''1 ,vit1,1 ""Piovoment in all
the -ac4i1.-1.es Mn.i with a mil measure of
conlideuec ii. tlie luturc. Local embarriss.
luunts Icid ,i.-,n rcmoyodor bridged over,
and .tliere wn nothing in siglit to cause ap
prchensimi. s !lir ns sce? tlc , a'
Handicap upon the new year. Sccretarv
Chaplin s report:
Exchanges for mouth.
Balance- forniontl.
1 xrliinffs for year
Balances iar.yr.nr
Month. 1W
Exchange. Iw'. '.'.'.'"
Although lallin- behind
changes were Hie latrcst. v
J 51, 313, 012 04
1U.UH2.3W 46
f.ri.ac.2-i3
117.01A,S5'I 47
5i.H7!,24l
70,054,231 17
last year, er-
rion, of any year in the history or the Clear
ing. House a act worth rcmcmberlm.' in
connection with the unfavorable oneiiW
and the greatest stryce ever known Inter on
ltcsultsacbicvert tinder such circumstances
t.p4Ttk well for the enterprise and lieroe
ventnee ofl'ittsbui--; s business men
JUXen YorK 3esterdav money "on call
vas asy, ranging from 2)4 to 3 J per cent;
last loan .!. closed offered at 3. Prime
mercantile paper,' t?Jfi'6. Sterlinsexc!iango
quiet mitt Ami ut it si for 10-day bills and
U deiwind.
Closing Itond Quotation.
U.S. 4s rce...
lir,V.N..I.Ccnt.Int.Cerf.ll
do 4k conn. lis
Northern I'ac. Isls.118
do4l4sreg. 100
lo4s. coup
Pacific 6s or 8S ircr
LonislanastimpctHs 83
Missouri 6s
Tcnti. iieiviet, G...lo
In lo 5s.. .11.1
lo ,io Js 71
to to Ms,! US
Northwest. Consuls.!!?
rio iteteiiturcs os. 10
Orefcoti Trsns. 6s....
St. 1.. & Iron- M.
(rcn. 5s..k..........S
St. h. A s-an. Fran.
Giii.31... in
St. Paul Consols !?
jau-.ni bo. M 101
On. Parltie !!.. .tow st-l C .t I'-c.lsts.llB
Den. t Jl.U.lsts US',' TeT. I'ac. L. U. Tr.
1" Uo 4s 81 Jtcts S31-;
Den. K. G. West ,'Te-r. rac. It. G. Tr.
lsts v I nets s?
J-rleMs 107 .fnioii I'ac. lsts im
31. K. JtT. Gen. fis. Tnsf'tWst shore 101
do do 547Mt!o.G. Western.. 80X
Mutual Union Cs....l05' 1
llld. '
Hank Cle-irln?.
Xetv YonK Bank clearings, $H0,719,fii3; lml
nnees$G740.17A UosTO-r Hunk clearings, $16.S7i).71l: lal
nnens, $LS8J.M8. Iliti- for ninnrv 3 per cent.
Exchange on New Yo k.S ti lfc discount.
For tho inmitli: clearings, $418,537,03'); lml
imces, $50,33S!3. For tho same month last
rear: Cleaiins. fclSJ.CTi.bO"); balance. $42.
!)74,59t. For the vean Clearings, $1,732,940 087:
balances $521,249,022. For lnt vein Clcar
fnes, $5,130,S7S 715; balances, $5V2,867,:9I.
riiiLAiELiHiA Itank clearings to-day,
$10 G$0,703; balance, $I,cn,tns. Jloney jer
cent.
TUltisioiif Rank clearings to-day, $2,309,
1R3: balances. $257,210. ltate 6 per oent.
Chicaoo Xew York ExchaiiRC quiet atlOc
pretntnm.
St. Ions Clearings, $.1,591,991: balances,
$5(5,391. 3Ione 7KJS per cent. Exchange on
Xew York. 75Q9UC printmn. For this
month Clearinns, $110 239.711: balances $13,
403,713. For Deeeml.ei'. 1890 Clearings, $97,
7SI.118; balances, $9,704 Ki. The clearings lor
this month show uu Increase over December,
1890. of $12,4.'W C C or 12 71 p-r een i For this
i-car Clear.nss $10,139,599,575; balances, $129.
793.919.. For lasf vein Clearines, $1,118,573,
210: balances, $l(tt,7),037. The clearings this
yeirsiiow an iiicroase over those of last
year of $21,026,365, or 1.88 per cent.
SIr.MPHis Xew York Exchange selling nt
par. Clearinsis, $417,C45: balances, $1C8,21'.
Xew Okleexs Clearings, $2,lS5,tH.
HOME SECURITIES.
THE TEAB CI.OSE5S OX A BATHER
SEDATK C1JOTTD OF BHOKEKs,
"othinc HIscoiira;lnj, bn the Spirit or
glomus Held In Check Big Jump In
Bank of Commerce T"lnal Bid', and
Offers for the Year.
The close of business on Change yester
day was characterized by nothing
niucn out oi me orumury t ormeriy it was
the custom at the end of tho ycat to indulge i
in fun and frolic. UutyesterdH;" there was J
scarcely enough of this to nmkc a contrast j
to the regulation windup Tliere was plenty
of good humor, but it did not slop over.
John 1). Balley.on behalf of the Kxclu.nge,
presented the newspaper representatives
tokens of esteem in the shape of Brobdht
cagian clears, which they got rid of as soon
as possible, and Heurv AI. l.ong was callert
on tor a speech, to win 1. hedidnotrespon
To the music o. a cracked bell and "Aul
Lang. yne the crowd dispersed to prepare
lor the pleasures of Xew 1 car's Day.
With the exception of rittsbnrg Xational
Bank of Commerce, which was bid up to 25
at last call, a jump of $10, there were no ma
terial price clianscs. At the flr-t call 100
shares of Pleasant Yaller changed hands a
22,and50 I.nsterat sj. Xothing wn done
at the second call. At the third. 10(1 Lute.
went at S. Final bids and offers for the yen.
' FIRST
CALL.
B A
SECOM) Tinni.
-CALL. CALL
B A 11 A
F.XCllANOK
STOCK.
P. P. S. A M. Ei.
Allegheny . 11. .
Baukofl'ittsburs
I'om. Nat. Bank
flty Savin I!k.
Far. D. NaT. Ilk.
First .V. Ilk. Pch.
Fifth Xat. Bank
Freehold Bank...
tterinar. Xat. Bk.
Marine X. 11....
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Pltt.XaU B. Coml
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fitlzens Ins ,
lnllln lc !
Char.VaI.Oas Co,
Man. Oa'o I
P.X.O.AP. -o.J
Philadelphia Co.!
Wlieilinc G. 1V1.1
P. incline P. Co. I
Ft. Pitt I. lVCo.1
Central Tirrtlon. I
'itlzens'Tract'ii. '
Pitts. Traction... j
Pleasant Valley.
tHond Avfuuc..
Allegheny Vallev
Charliers itv i
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P.. MrK. AY....
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Hidalgo 31. Co...:
I,a Xoria M. Co.
C1K
Luster M. Co -
Bed Cloud 31. Ci.
W'st'glioiise K..i
3Ionoii. W. Co. . i
Union S. AS. Co.'
tr. S.S. Co. prd..j
W"honse A.IJ.C01
W. II. Co. Mm.. I
S. U. C. Co i
I 60
Ex. Dlv.
CLOSED WITH A SPURT.
THK LAST PRICES OF STOCKS ABOUT
THE BEST OK THE YEAH,
Xew England's lioom the Feature of the
Day A Larger Gain Than Any Other
Active Share Beaten Among the Spe
cialties by Oregon -Navigation.
Xew York, Dec. 31. The stock market was
fairly active and again decidedly strong 'to
day, many or the leading stocks reaching
the best prices attained during the year,
and the market, as a whole, closed the year
strong and active at practically the highest
prices. There was a general movement
among the shorts, who have put out lines in
the last tew days to get in out or the cold,
nnd the amount or business done, therefore,
compares ravornbly with that or the pre
vious days or the week", even though tliere
was less new business done than usual of
late.
The feature of the day was the new spurt
in Xew England as usual, for no apparent
reason Its llnnl figure, white not its
highest, showed by far the largest gain for
the day. Both the Coalers and the Vander
bilts were quiet and strong, and .the sain
may lie said of the Gonitis and Villards. In-du-tnals
were Ann, the Lead stock, old and
new, taking the laid. Tho close was fairly
steady at or near the best prices. Amon-'
the active, shares tho nicxt Important "ains
were: Xew England, 2; Union Tactile,
Hock Island, Chicago Gas and Louisville and
Xnsliville, facb and Burlington and
Quincy.l per cent. Among the specialties,
however. Oregon Xavigation rose 3, and
others 1 to 2 per cent.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 303
70S shares, including: Atchison, 9 330; Can
ada Southern. L.550: Chicu'-ofins 1.3 - Dela
ware, Lackawanna and Western. 6 100: Erie,
21,J(a: Louisville nnd Xasliville, 4,300; Mis'
souri Pacific. G.IGO: Xow-York Central, (5 450;
Northern Pacific prercrred. 8,000: Xew Knit-
IUUU,
st. r
Union
and Gulf 3,929.
Kailroad bonds were still very largely
traded in, the sales or all issnes teaching
$3,43S,000. hut some or the prominent issues
showed great activity. Heading firsts fur
nished $3IG 000, tho seconds$292,000J the. thirds
H2I.O00; lticlimond and W et Point 5s '$248,
1)00, and Atchison income. $172,000 AH of
these were strong, while Kansas City nnd
Omaha firsts were the feature of the day
rislngtroin70to7l.
The following taluir shows theprlcesor active,
slocks on the Xew York Mock Exchange ) cstrr
ilav. Correeteil dallj- for Tjik Disi-atcu U"'
WiiitSkv A STkrilKXSo.v, oldest lMtutranr mein
bcrsof the Xew York Stock Exchange, 37 Fourth
avenue.
Open High Low 9"
tug. est. est. 4 hjjf
American Cotton Oil
American otton OH pfd..
Am. Sugar Itcaulng Co....
Atn.bligarUeflnlngCo. pfd
Atch.. Top. is. F
Canadian Pacific. A...
Canada southern
Central if New Jersey.....
Central Pacific ....
Clii-apcake and Ohio
WV! 33i
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fol. Coal J: Iron
Col. Hocking Vallev
Del.. Lack. JfcAVest.'.
Del. & Hudson
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I-aiccKrle& West pfd
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St. Pan'. JHiinftJIan
Texaspaclfie.
I'ulon Pacific
Walmeh
Wabash, pfd ;
Western Fr.loa
WieelltiRitr.. E
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(i rhiladelplila Stocks.
Chosinit nnotalions nf Philadelphia stoeks. fur
nll'l bv A liltncy .t Slcphtusnn. hrokers. No. 37
Fourth avrnnc, members ol the Xew Y"ork stock
hxclan' : .
A i4 r'fy.
llld. Aked,
-'i 57W
20 ffl l-lo
II 9'i
2iTa ai'J
71 S 71 k
Vi'.i 40,',
PcnniTlvanla Itallroad
lteadlng Ualbcad
IteiTaln. X. y. and Pnila . ..
l.cliljfli Vallev
.Northern Pacific ."..
Xorlliem Pacific, preferred. .
l.t high XavlgatioD
Boston Stocks Closinc Prices.
Atch.X- Top 43', 'Boston AJIont..
Hoston Aihanv....l!!,-,(iilaiiiet ,1 Hecla.
1 1 hi.. Hur.4 Quiiicj-.lOT1; Franklin
I'llchl.uriti:. I H).Kearsarjrc
Hint Pere.M. pfd. 81 ()ceola..
,wo
J.Vf
12
SO"-.
I.lttle Kock Ft. S. SB 'Sauta Fc Copper..
.1.274,
Mass I antral
IB (Tamarack KM
Mex. Cen. com..:..
N. X A. X. E
"til t'olonv. .,..,
Jttitlaiid com
Wis. (Vntral. com.
22 Aunhtoii Land Co.. 20
42,,Botin Land Co 0
UU" San Diego Land Co.. 19
a;. et r:iMi i.ana Co.. ITM
20 Il-ll Ti'k'pliomt .
40', Water I'mver....
an:
AIIi.um'mih.. new" 11 U
vis. ventral pref.
S'4
Electric Slocks.
Bosiox. Dec -a. l.VjjfeW.'i The l-te-t electric
stock iiiutatious to-day were.
Asked.
f33 23
.il 00
a .
12 .30 "
13 (HI
23 HI
12W
Fa-tcrn Electric Cable Co. prer ...
Thomsiin-lloii-toul-lertrlc Co . 30.30
rhouisoii-IIousloii I. Co pref..... 26 21
It. Wane Electric To 12:17s"
West'h.jineAssented TrustBccelpts 12 .30 1
Electric Welding Cn . 1.3 00
Detroit Electrical Works a m
Mining Stock Quotations.
Xr.w 1 oiut. Dec. 31. Alice. 113: Chollar, 100;
Consolidated C-alitornin nnd Vii-ginia, 400;
DcHdwooa T, 193: Kurekit consolidated, 173:
tiould and Cn -n," 100: Homestake. 11.50; Horn
Silver 3zfr. Iron ..ilver. 123: Jloxican, 1B0:
Ontaiic, 4300; Ophir, 200: Plvmouf.-., 130;
Savage, ISO: Si.-nii Nevada. 175; fct-vndard, 12J;
Lnion Consolidated, 14C.
Bar Silver Quotations.
.Vrx Y"ork Dec. 31. SpeciVt. Bar silver
In London, 43fd per ounce; X'ow York deal
ers orice for silver. 94c per ounce.
. LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Kccelpts, Shipments and Prices at East
Liberty and AH Other Stock Yards.
Office of Thf. Dispatch, )
1'iTTSBL-no, December 3L
Cattle Receipts. 1.428 head; shipments,
1.344 hcad:market, nothing doing;all through
consignments; 110 cattle shipped to Xew
York to-day.
Hogs Beceiots, 3,200 head; shipments. 2,450
head: market steady: al' grades, $1 154 40;
C cars of hogs shipped to Sew York to-day
SllEEr Kecelllts. 800 bend; sli;,,.nfo Bftft
head: market luir at yesterday's prices.'
1
By Telegraph.
Chicago Cattle Keccipts,12,000head: ship
ments, 6.000 head; market active and steudv
10 stronger: rop prices tor steers $ 90ffi5
uigner: general market closing steady
rough and common, $3 703 73; niuxed
S3 803SO; prime heavy ami butchers'
weights, $3 9J4'0o: light, $3 70g.2 93. Sheep
Receipts. 6 000 head; shipments, 2,000 head;
market active, strong to higher; native
ewes, f3 00t 23; niixfil. $4 304 8J; wethers
and yearlings. $.3 06 00; Westerns, $4 60
5 13; lambs, $3 756 4w.
Xew York Beeves Receipts. 79 head, all
lor exporters: no trade: leeling firm; dressed
beef steady at 6X9c per pound; shipments
to day 1,193 bru e nnd 30 sheep. Calves
lteeeipts, 2G3 head; market firm; veals,
$5 003 50 per 100 pounds: Western calves
$3 51. Sheei UeceipU, 5,425 licad: sheep
steady; lambs, Xc lef pound Sower; sheep,
$4 OOffS 73 per loo pounds; In nibs, $G 00Q7 45;
dresed mutton steady t89Ce jier pound;
dressed lambs, 9llc. Hos "deceipts 1,100
head: Western, $3 90 per 100 pounds.
Hutralo-Cattle-Ueccipts, 127 loads through;
3'loads sale; market steady at Monday's
prices. Sheep and lambs Receipts. 3 loads
through. 3S loads sale: steady' for good
sheep and lambs: common lots.- 10I5c
lower: sheep goori to best, ft 755 50;
common to fair, ft 004 63: lambs Western,
4 aoQS -73; Canadas, fti U3l S3. Hogs lle
ceipts, 35 leads through; 20 loads sale;
strong and 5c higher, mediums and
rackers, 5 234 30; good to extra heavy,
$1 304 a.
St. Louis Cattle Shipments, 3.GO0 head:
market steady; fair to good natives. $3 OO
5 00: Texan and Indian steers, $2 003 10
Hogs Receipts, 3,300 head; shipments. 2.400
head: market ofiuoc lower: fair to choice
heavy, $3 5t 00; mixed, $3 30ifS3 70; light,
lair to choice, $3 C0:l 80. Sheep Receipts,
-Klbqrl. Csi,,i,n,itci Vfhl linfl.l. m.-l.-l ..
-......., w...H,.,.,.o, wv .IV.A44, IllrtLIVVb SVlUllg!
lair to best, $3 004 80.
Omaha Cattle Iteceints. 1.200 lienri. ini
demand, witli prices steady to strong: fancy,
$2 755 75: Westerns,. $2 5('3 73. Hogs Ke
ceipts. 7,0U)head: market strong to a shade
higher; light. $3 60g3 CD: heavy, $3 603 70;
mixed, $3 C03 05. Sheep Receipts, 200
head; market active at steady prices; na
tives, $3 555 00; Westerns. $3 50'1 75.
Kiuisax City Cattle Receipts, LC00 head
shipments, 1,200 betid: market strong and
about lOo higher; extra fancy steers, $5 25J
5 50: shipping steers. $1 004'75; dressed beef
steers, S3 25CT4 00. Hogs lteeeipts, 900 head:
shipments, 1,300 head: market strong to 5c
higher; bulk, $3 503 65; extreme ranges, $3 23
3S5. Sheep -Receipts, -.00 head; shipments
nunc; market nominally steady.
Cincinnati
Hccs in light sunnlv
and
firmer; common and light, $3 403 90; pack
ing and butchers', J3 804 05; receipts, 3,283
head: shipments, 2.510 head. Cattle quiet:
receipts, 640 head:shipmcnts, 215 head. Sheep
steady; receipts, 810 head; shipments, none.
Lambs strong: common to choice, H 005 75
per 100 pounds.
BROKERS- FIXAXCIAL.
Whitney & Stephenson,
57 Fourth Avenue.
apSO-33
DmOIPC SAVIX'GS BAX'K,
rtUrLt 0 SI FOURTH AVEXUE.
Capital, $300,000. Surplus, $51,670 29.
D. McK. LLOVD. EDVAKD E. DUFF.
1 President. Asst. Sec. Treas.
1-per cent interest allowed on time de
posits. OC24-64-D
John M. Oakley & Co,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Petroleum.
Private wire to Xew York and Chicago.
5 SIXTH ST.. Pittsbut-j.
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1WVS . ..w.f. l,u-V:?&J!&'l-2!:' ARMnilt? A fif rhlacJn.
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MORE ELAY THl?f"W0Rir,-
Sportive Bulls and Hears of ho Grain Tits
Cease Their Warfare, on tlto Last -Day
.of the"Olfi year to fiidulso in Horse
Play, f
CHICAGO. Business was' exceedingly
dull In all tho' pits to-day. Fluctua
tions iwere of tho narrowest. Nearly all
j outstanding lines were evened up yesterday
j and before, and traders did not care to open
new ones in tile oiu year, i no uay was rivcu
up to horse play. Wheat was steady to Ann
throughout most of tho session. 31ay
opened unchanged at 95J6C, sold up to S6J-SC,
reacted and closed at the opening figure.
Corn was very dull, but showed consider
able strength In the early trading. Later in
the day there vfl9 some recession in prices,
especially on the nearbv months. Decem
ber opened a higher at S9c, held at that
price till lato. when it receded toSOJo and
closed nt39Jc:Jnnnarv started v up at
50Jc, sold at 40ic, fagged to 39c and closed
at 39r: Stay opened at 41JJl', touched 4:?4C
and cloed tit the opening price, Jo higher
than yesterday.
Outs without feature, .except December,
which shows a loss ofjie.
Hog yiroducts were strong and higher
early: dull and weak later. Tlic closing,
however, showed some advance, especially
on near luturcs, while 3Iay lard is ofT2c.
Th'leadlnsr futures raiif;d as follows, a cor
rected by John M. Oakley & Co.. 43 Sixth street,
members of the Chicago l'tourd of Trade:
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ing. Ahticles.
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est.
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December
January
Mav
OATS, No. 2.
December
January
Mav
.Mess Pork.
December
January
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Deeen.ber
Januarv
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December
January
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
slojidv and unchanged Xo. 2 spring wheat,
WiJ-Jc; Xo. 3 spring wheat, Kjt.'fj&SV.'c: Xo.
2 red. 91e: Xo. 2 Corn. :IJ.Cc: Xo.2 oats, 31i.c;
Xo. 2 white, 32433c; Xo. 3 white, SUft
31c: Xo. 2 rye. S7c; Xo. 2 barley 38c:
Xo.3.f. o. Ii.. 42?S44c: Xo. I, f. o. b 3f43e:
Xo. 1 Jlsixseed, SUtjffiWJc: prime timothv
sced. $1 22. Mcs pork, per barrel. ?7 70.
Lard, per 100 lbs. $1; 07;.:. Short rib sides
(looe). ?3 13(53 2-3; lry" salted shoulders
(boxed), l":i7Jtt ,,): short clear sides
(boxed), ?5 Xy .33. Whisky, distillers
finished goods, per gallon, il 1. Sugars un
changed. On tlie Produce Exchange to-dav the but
ter market was unchanged. Kigs, ilg-ilc.
X'Etv YORlt Flour less active and un
changed. Commeal dnll nnd steady. Wheat
Spot market firmer and quiet; NV. 2 red,
?1 05,'i ill store and elevator; $1 U7ft!l CTJi
afloai; $1 0GJS'1 0SJ f. o. b.; Xo 3 red, SI OS
1 0,'IJf: ungiaded led, Gc(3$l 11. Xo 1 Xortli
ern, SI OSgl 0S?'; Xo 1 hard, SI lli,4': Xo. 2
Xortliern, H UiJ: Xo. 3 spring, flta-ic. Oj)
tions Xo. 2 red. December, 1 0.3'.,al 3JK:
January, $1 0lg'fil Kili, closing at' $1 05',:
February, $1 OOJgl 0B' closing at
$1 Ot'r'j; March 1 OZ-'iOii (, clos
ing at I Of: April, closing at $1 tt.
May, 1 07 l-lfiI 07, closing at $1 07Ji; June,
$1 05;il Oil-, closing at $1 03i; July, closing
at ?1 023.. ifve dull and heavy: Western, 90c
II 02. "Harley weak; Xo. 2 Milwaukee, Cl
71c Corn Spot market fairly active, closing
steady: Xo. 2. SlXASSc elevator: rrl'tifiX'.c
afloat; ungraded mixed, 4i!333l$c: Xo. 3, 43-J
15c; steamer mixed. 51,.Uc; options un
changed lor March, April 'jc up, Mnv !c
down; December. 51JJc; January. 31j52c,
closing n t 5I?ic: February 51;'2ifE52c. clos
ing at 51c; JIarch. 32552'c. closing at
51c: April, 51c. closing at 32c: May, 502f651c,
closing at 50Jfc. Oats Spot market fiinier
and quiet: ontions dull, December. ZO'.c;
January, S3i.Si)i;c, closing at 39c: Febru
ary cloing at SOc.'May, 390Vc, closing at
39c: spot, Xo. 2 white. 40fOKc: mixed
Western, 38K?41Kc: white do, 4043Uc:Xo.
2 Chicago, 4040-ie. Hay quiet anrf linn.
Hops fairlynictive nnd firm. Tallow quiet
mid firm. Eggs quiet and easy; Western, 20
27c. Hide:, quiet and steady. Pork quiet
andstendy. Cut meats dull and easy. Middle-!
quiet and steady: short clear, $5 90.
Lard firmoi.-and quiet; Western steam. $6 45
bid: ontions Januarv, $K 4'2C 45. closing at
$6 43; February, $0 51; March, $G CO; May.iG 71
(SO 74, closing at. 71. Butter quiet an.-
firm; Western dairy 13(rJ21c: do creamery.
(530c: do factory, l420c. Cheese firm aud
in rafr demand: pare skimo, 5jI0c.
BALTIMORE Wheat steady: Xo.2 red.
spot nnd December. $1 02Ml O-lJi; Januur--,
$1 02?i' 03- Fcbruai-v. $1 OIKQi 01: iiayt
$1 07!z: 07; steamer Xo. 2 red, 9-'4984c.
Corn unsettled: mixed, spot. " i3c; year.
.33Ic; January. 51"$S:52;c: Fcbruaiy, 51.-;
5l?e: March, .51Jf5lc;' steamer mixed;
4747dc. Oats eny: Xo. 2 white Western.
40,:: Xo. 2 mixed Western 3Sc. Rye quiet
but firm; Xo.2, 94c. Hay steady; good to
choice timothy, $12 5013 50. Provisions dnll
and qnie. Butter linn; creamery, fancy, 29
30e: do, fair to choice, 2G28c; do, imita
tion.,S'2S.'!; Indie, fancy, 22c: good to choice,
392Ic. rolls, fine, 21c: do, fair to good, 17
19c: store packed, 15018c. Eggs weak at 24
25c.
PHILADELPHIA Flour Demand light;
prices nominally unchanged. Wheatstcudy
but dull; Xo.2 ved, December, $1 Ollgl 01U;
January, $1 011 04; February, $1 02K1 03;
March, $1 041 Gif,. Corn Export grades
advanced Jc: X'o. 4 corn weak and irregular
under general pressure to sell; X'o. 4, IStMSc;
X'o. 3, 47$48c; Xo. 3, in export elevator, 4ti';c;
steamerandXo. 2 yellow, in grain den jt,
51c; Xo.2 yellow.
Ingrain denot, E3s.c: Xo a
in export elevator, 3ijc; o. 2 .Januarv,
.ij-ic; -o. 2 Tiuxeu, uecemoer. oi"4(3(01J5c;
January, 5iJc; February, fllgSlUc; March,
5H531J:c. Ontsdull and weak; Xo. .1 whito,
40jc: Xo. 2 white, 41c: Xo. 2 white,' Decem
ber, 41c; January ana February nnd March,
4041c. ,.
ST. LOUIS Flour nominally unchnnged.
Wheat May opened off improved ii but
then fell back li and closed at the open
ing figures. Xo. 2 red, cash, DlJjTc: Decem
ber. 92K9!Jc, closing 92c, nominal; May,
95U(jc, closing 92c, Corn Xo. 2 cash,
3737c; year, STJJQasc, closing 37!c: Jan 11
.ary, 3G3i37e, closing 30Je bid; J-ebriinry,
37"437c. closing 37c; Mav. 3SK3jc,
closing 38'Xc Oats firm; Xo. 2 cash, 3"4c:
May, 32'c. Kye Xo. 81c sellers. Barley
nominal. Butter unchanged: Eggs dnll,
lower at 19c. Provisions quiet but firmer.
Pork, old, $S 75; new, $10 C3. Lard steady,
$5 M.
NEW OBLEANS Sugar Sugar s'.rong
and advancing; open kettle, stritcly prime,
2-Jfc; fully fair to prime, 2 H-lOc; good com
mon to good fair, 2J2c; centrifugal;
on iu cuoice wniie, a 13-ibc; gray do, 3?;c:
'.hoico yellow clarified, 3c; prime do, i
3 7-16c; OU do, 343 5-llic; seconds, '2"4e
3 3-lGc Molasses sirong: ipen kettle, strict ly
prime, 30c; good prime, 2S20c: prime, 2fi27c;
good common to good fair, 2325c; centri
lugiil, choice, 20c: strictly prime, 1S0H9C;
good prime, 15i7c: fair to prime, 10Hc:
cousinon to good common, 62.9c. Syrup, 24
C1XCIXXATI Flour steady. Wheat scarce
and higher at 95J.9Ge. Corn In moderate
demand; X'o. 2 mixed, 43c. Oats in moderate
demand; Xo. 2 mixed, 34Ji34JXc. Kye dull
and nominal; Xo. 2, 94c. l'orii neglected
at $8 508 75. Lard quiet at $5 95. Bulk
meats and bacon quiet. Butter steady.
Eggs heavy at l!?19c. Cheese steady.
MILWAUKEE Flour quiet. Wheat Ann;
May, 912c; Xo. 2 spring. 80c; Xo. 1 Northern,
92c. Corn quiet: Xo. 3, i7c. Oats quiet; Xo.
2 whito, S2c: Xo. 3 do, 3l31Kc Bnriry
quiet: Xo. 2, 57Kc; sample on truck, 3s62c.
Itye quiet; Xo. 1, 87c. Provisions steady.
J- or Muy, n u-j. uiru jiay,H 4U.
DULUTH Wheat Xo. 1 hattl," cash, F7c,
December and January, 87VJc: May, 94Jc;
X'o. 1 X'ofthern, cash. eOc; December und
January, 8Gic; May. 92Jic; Xo. 2 Xortliern,
cash, 89c; Xo. 3, 71c; rejected, 61c bid.
MIXXEAl'OLIS Wheat December, clos
ing at 8fic; May, opening, Oljfc; highest,
flljc; lowest, 9IJc; January, closing at tGJc;
on track, Xo. 1 Hard, STiUc; No. 1 Northern,
SSJic; No. 2 Northern, Wasi:;.
TOLEDO Wheat dull, steady: Xo. 2 cash
and January. 93JjC: May, $1 OOJ. Com dull,
Xo.2 cash, 42c: Xo. 3, 40e. No. -j white, 41Kc.
Oats quiet; cash, 34c. Itye dull: cash, COc.
KANSAS CITV Wheat dull: Xo. Shard,
cash. 77Jc bid; Xo. 2 red, cash, Sic bid. Corn
unchanged; c:iMi.;3Uo. Oats firmer; cash.
2SKc Eggs at 10c.
Wool markets.
NE3V Took Wool dull and easy; domestic
fleece, 303Gc; pulled, 263.1c; Texas, l(i24c
St. Louis Wpol Receipts. 216,100'pounds;
shipments, 20,000 pounds. Texas and Terri
tory are steady, whilo bright wools are firm,
but unchanged in pric
Keep your eyes open; 2o, cents buys Sal
vation Oil, the greatest cure ou earth for
pain.
SICK HEADACHECartcr,s LullUTCr pnl$
SICK HEADACHEC, rter,- LUt' .l.. PIll,.
,8KJK nEADACIIE,.,,.,.,,,..,,, LlTer rniJ
.SICK HUALACHE -- 1. t.i,',to-r.i- nm.
del-40-Mwrsa
r--
Ccmtinued from Fourteenth Pane,
Dalzell, New Castle. 3Irs. Sarah Keams,ritts
Inirit. "David H. Kbmp,iAlleghcnr. Samuel
J. mcv si'., Alleglieny. Albert Matthews,
Cliartlers.
27 William It. Kembtc. bead of the great cable
traction eouiiwuites ir tills country. ex-State
Treasurer and a prominent financier and poli
tician, nt his home, Philadelphia, of hi art dis
ease. Henaan J. Schwartzman. - arrhluct,
I'lilladclpliia. 1,'on. Samuel L. HiKsell.- Itil
ford. Dr. Sclmltz, Superintendent. Danville
Insane Aerlum. Mrs. Jsephlue (Srclb. Pitts
hnrg. William Vogel, IlloomUvld. JIarie Wat
kins, rittsbnrg.
23 John McConnell. McKeespprt. Fniiids Mc-
Coy. Hollidaysbiirjr. Ivan A. Gonlschanow,
Itusslan author. Crimea. Seward Ilavs. Jlazfl
wiiikI. -Mrs. Catharine H. (lulhprlp. Plttshiire.
3trs. Cecelia C. Howlev, Plttsbure. William
King. Pittsburg. F. T. 3Iarosky, AVIIiner
Hnit. Heurv itcutzel, Allegheny, J. n. Ilerron
Smith. Allcf-henv.
29 Herman Jh-rivlle Author, New York.. Hon.
Sainnel F. Jones. E4q.. Hartford, Conn. 51rs.
Sarah A Johnsoiu centenarian. -New York.
SamiiI irorrls. Jlrst sctilcr In Duhmpip. 1.. at
l'oto?I Wis,. Commodore Jacob. Glen Sanders,
Albany, .N. Y. Jlrs. Cataarine Galvln, Pltt
biirsr. Frank llallov, Pittsburg. 3Irs. Sarah
SK-er, Elizabeth, Va'.
30 General Earnest Bowlanger. (suicide Brussels.
Cyrus Jf. Tracy, botanist. I.ynn. jlass. Dr. S.
S. SIlllt7C, Suix-rlntelident of Peiin-trania
Statu Hospital for the Insane. Danville. Kev.
Father Huber. Wlieellng, AV. V. . Alfred
Cmwlord, HulfCitr. Pa. Ilerani Klnir. Little
FalK X. Y. Peter T. Phllllnnl. Headlue.
Henry W. Kathhone. aired 77. Khnlra. X. V.
JudKe Alphonse Woodruff, aged 82, Iiridgeton,
OCXOISER.
1 Mayor William 3tcKee Dunn, Third Artillery.
U. S. A.. Washington. 'D. C. John Taylor
Hall. Albany. James1 Clark, fatherof Justice
Silas M. Clark. . iced 80. a t West Indiana. Pa.
Kev. Luilen D. Mears. llelolt. Wis. Edward
Wlllms. German poet. Newark. Captain T. E.
JaeolM. Mireveport, La. Joseph M. Uoswell,
''nrbondsle. Pa. Edward Shaunon. aged In2.
PItttlcld. Mass. Bev. II. E. Brownell. Detroit.
Dai Id W. Ayres. Lebanon. Pa. Thomas J.
Marsll, of Massachusetts, at Robert. Wi.
-Ilrs. A. M. FJnrlu McKersport. (Saylord 1!.
Hnbhell, Lockport, N.Y.
2 .lames Rattlgan. newspaper' writer; city.
Thomas A. McFarland, Meadville.
3 William Cox. oldest resident of Homestead,
aged S3. Marjraret Elphlnstone. Allegtieny.
4 lion. Jacob Fiirney, attorney, (ireensburg.
;hlef Engineer James ISutterworth, Unltisl
Slates IS avy. North Cambridge, Mass. J. It.
Warner. African traveler. George.!, prague,
Indiana. Pa. Nelson Ashlorth, Carbondalc.
l'a. Mr. Nettie. Doonan, New Castle. General
All'hens Hake, Lonlsville. Itev. II. 11. Oliver,
Mnlford, Pa.
3 Captain Eli Foster. Chicago. Vlnccnzo Vel:f.
sculptor. Italv. General Patrick Klruy. Nevr
York. Mamui'l Aldcnderrer. Oieiivllle. Daniel
l'eychard. Jliltoti. o. Sanford Howl, Kldon.
la. General J. II. Goudiuau, aged S3: Coliun
bns, 11. John Brooks, Wlthtrbec. Boston.
Captain Hiram Xcwcomb, Kolon. Frioik A.
I.w. Xew Orleans. Rev. Lewis ilenilltle,
Chlcajto. Bernard Powell, of Parkers'mrff. W.
Va.. at Chaltanooga. Dr. J. Eilwh, Witsun,
1'arkersburg. W. Va.
6-Wllllam Henry Smith. First Lord of the HritMi
Treatiirv.' I.oudou. Itarl I.. King ofWnrteni
ImrK. Miltfgart. Pietro Uaribaldi, sculptor,
B.isfoti. t elia Garrett, aged 127. Tallage la.
Ala. Jacob Hoiiscr. Harrlsbiirg. Van de
Vcido. lielglau 'X!oriT, o'l board stealin-hip
ri'lurninz from Africa. Edward H. bkt-Ily.
lMistmaster. Rome, . V. John G. Dcveniux.
of .cw Orleans, at Hellmelta, X. .1. George
Gilbert, C6l1u11t.11. Ind. Suninl M. Eddy,
noted criminal lamer of Cleieland. at Calla
inctt. Mr. MacC'lark Whlteman. actress,
Merldeu. Conn. Ilcv. George C. Cryor. Bean
Hill. Gouu. Alexander .McDowell. Saratoga.
7 Charles Stcwari Parnell. at Brighton, England.
Slr.Iohn Pope Hennessey, M. P. lor North Kil
kenny (who first defeated Parnell), at ItostUan
Castle. Clovne. Ireland. Frank A. lloehmcr,
Harrisburg. Rev. E. II. Smith. Bellefoutaliie.
. David H. Herman, Adams county. Sirs
Margaret Barnard. I.llclitk-ld. Conn. Fred
erick JIvdc. l'oivfret,' Conn. Tucker David,
1 onkcr, X. V.
9 Dr. Isaac St. Clair. Franklin. John Harper
(recluse), Tarentinu. Death of Rev. William
J. Boone. Episcopal Itldiopof Chlua.annoiincMl
nt-Amov. Mrs. O. L. Priiilcn. Washlngtou.
Mis. iienriena j.amar, wiuow 01 liinerai
Lamar. Governorof Texas, in Texas. M. F.
Corbett. Galreston. Lorenzo M. Wilson. Mo
bile. Ala. Mrs. Anne Johuslonc King. Paris,
France.
9 Dr. William Carrol- Emerson, of Harvard Med
ina! School, In Boston. General Frederick E.
.'-.imp, Mhldlctnwn, I'uim Alvln It. Du'iton,
Camden, Me. Mrs. Hannah J. Kooiis. Kings
ton, N. Y. II. T. Coffin, or Philadelphia,
dropped dead on Wall street. N. Y. Jtev.
Winlain Soutliwnrtl:. Pliaralla. X. Y. John
Sexton, South Alubov, X.J. M. P. Klinhan,
Pennsboro, W. Va. Georgj 3Iuuroe, Boston.
30 Mrs. I.ucv A. Berrv, citv. fcamnel II, Crew
son, formerly of Plttshutg, at Youngstown.
Joseph FeneK Hjzclwooil. Patrick J. Fll
simmons. fonnerlv or Allegheny, at Wilmer
dlng. Thomas- Green; Southslde. Jlrs. Mary
A. Morris. Southslde. James Wilson, aged 76.
Aleclienv.
11 Aclnlle Perelli. artist and sculptor. New Or-
leans. Raphael Pines, aged 101; oldest Hehrew
in Baltimore. James Adams, Sr., aged 81.
I'hamberalnirg. Marcus Bi'lnn, Reading.
Raphael Sgiira. ageil 07, Xew Iberia, La.
Mrs. SlarvOraue. Glenwood.
12 .ludgc John McConnelL ag;d 80. Lawrence
count). Mrs. Huiiiieshagen. Allegheny. A.
K. Anderson. Leeehbiirg. Ex-Governor Blge
Inw, or Connecticut. Frank Thorn. Kavcns
wood. W. Va. HenrvStruin, Sr., cltv.
13-MaJnr C. M. O. Callaghan. Erie. Walter J.
Brown, I.ockport. X. Y. Edward IIIIHan!.
t Katon. Pa. James Knghler. Xew Brighton.
George C. McShane. toulhside. Dr. Robert
Jones, city. Rev. AV. H. Potter. D. D Au
stell. Ga.
14-
Hoc Prescot Metcalf aged 78. Erie. Father
Francis Wuyn. KcclesiastlenI Superior or f.c
rettoans. Loretto ("ouvent. Marlon fonntv. Ky '
D. D. Jewett. foraierlr of Xewark, b.. at
Sioux Falls, S. D. Rev. Joseph M. Savior,
aged 81. oldest Evangelical clergyman In the
United States, at Reading. Rev. Charles D.
t tagcier, Cleveland. Tenn. Y uunni Jonnor,
PHbeiif. France. Edmund D. 'hainberlaln,
Westtiela. N. J. J. R..l.avastre, French scenic
n-ihitcr, l'aris. Elwood Parsons, Mdrrisvllle,
Count von Arco Vallev, German 3Iiufster to
.the United States. In Berlin. Captain James
Bryant, Stroudsburg. l'a. Judge Lawrence!),
llaltcy, Lawrence. Kan. John Spencer, Alle
gheny. General W. H. F. Lee, son ol General
11. E. Lee. Ravensworth. Va. Colonel Ottlcv,
Tenth Infantry. V. S. A., Stanton, X. M. A.
M. Davidson, East Liverpool. Charles C. Mc-
( awley. Colonel Commandant or United States
Marine Corps, retired, Rosemont. Pa. J01111
W. Carpenter, Lake Mahopac, X. Y. Mls
Hannah Delevan. Xew York. Major Com
mander Watties. San Antonio, Tex. Horatio
Xelson Cook. San Francisco.
16iCommanaerD. X. Ingraham, only surviiing
naval officer who was 111 the War of 1812. at
Charles'on, S. C. State Senator Thomas M.
Mehard. Wampum. Mr. Kitty Stanley, Water
town, N. Y. Hon. William Johnston, Lone
land. O.
17 James Parton, author, Newhuryport, Mass.
Ex-Governor Samuel Whitney Hale, New
Hampshire, in Brooklyn, X. Y. Mrs. Allen G.
Thiirinan. Colnmbii", O. Charles Gephart,
Uniontown. Rev. Father Donovan, ronnerly
orMcKeesnort.lLit Huntingdon. Rev. Andrew
G. Chainbers.Freeliold.N..I. Dr.3Ioses Black
burn, aged 89: formerly of Lawrcncevlllc. cltv.
Prof. John Larkln Lincoln, aged 75. Proii
flence. Judge Eilwln Glint. Mason City. la.
Brother Andrew DInder, aged 79, oldest of Ihc
Benedictine Order In the United s-tatcs.St. Vin
cent's Monastery, near I.atrobe Mrs. Ruins
Story. Bayonne. N. J. Colonel Walter Steele.
Rockingham, N.Y. Lyman Stevens, Mayor of
Syracuse
IS I'uudlt Iswara Chandra, famous Sanscrit and
Bengali writer, India William Lyons, citv
(suicide). Otto H. DIetz. Baltimore. Rev. Flr
inln Copplu. S. M.. Supervisor of the Mnurist
Community and Rector of the French Catholic
Church. Boston. Captain George Trowel!,
Kingston, (.hit.
19-Rev. George Diehl, I). D.. Frederick Cltv. Md.
Daniel II. Shelley, musician. Bav Citv, Mich.
I.oul Young, Southslde. John shorten, aged
JU, rcviuoiir, inu. lion, neurge dacnson.
Portland. 3Ie. Gustavus stein, musical critic.
New York. Rev. W. W. Houston, Talladega.
Ala. Captain Martin Klauss. Evansvilie. llld.
20 Mayor .lobu Caivin Potts, aged 95. native of
Philadelphia Ir New Orleans. Lctuni Jona
than Mrlg: ic.k of Supreme Court ol District
of Columbia fn..i' Its organization hi Itfil,
Wa-hlugton. D-n Kc-ia'ido Gumin, x
Pie.ldent i" X'c ..ingua. 'Slgnor Seafate. 111
Naples. Rob'rt l.ener. Sheriff of Clay
county, W. Va. l-eirgo Kinkhead. E-iens-burg.
21 Ex-ceuator Linus E. Worcester. Whitehall,
III. Judge William Reed. Wellsvhl.'. u. Will
iam Buchanan. Baltimore. Judge 11. K. Hlg
glnbotham. Ind. Robert F. Stockton. Tren
ton. X. d. Itohert A. .Plukertou. Morgan
ci.n.ltv, (. Rev. John 31. Grimes, Flcmluirs
vllie. N. Y. Father Brarle, Toledo. Pat KII
len (pugilist). Chicago. Hon. Abral a u Emer
son. Can 'ii, N. II. --
22 General Joseph B. Brown. U. S. A.. Albion,
N. V. John II. Lick, sou of James Lick. Cali
fornia millionaire. at Llckdale. Lehanou
county, l'a. Dr. Seymour Bullock, Jr., 3Io
blle, Ala. Frederick Klnskv. Mount .hial
Hospltil. Xew York. Gildcroy Wells Orlfflu.
United Slates Consul to Svdnev, Xew South
AVales. at Louisville. Dr. Doyle Glanville.
leader of British South African expedition, at
Matcbchuid. Ralph Conkllng. aged tH, Somer
set county. Pa. George AVhectcrnf1.Wllll.11ns
port. John G. Borden, of Xew York State, in
Florida. George Bain. St. Louis..
23 Major W. C. Manning. Newport, Me. .'Colonel
James M. Bnirord, Portsmouth. Va. 'Captain
Edward M. Dailcy, AVashlugtou. Mrs. Mar
garet Waruock, Allegheny. Adnm Franz. Sr.,
lij. .iuiiii .uiii7, xiixiiisiiuiff. vfeorge Jiowe,
WcIIsvllle, N . Y. Ansel Carpenter. Pawtuckct,
R. I. .James Keegan. Augusta. Me. .lan.ii
Beugel. Harrisburg. James W. Fltzpatrlek,
Illniilngliam.Conn. J. C.Wood, MeKeesport.
Thomas i.efavor. Pawluek'et, R. I. Mrs. A. C.
Downing. Wralhcrsflcl.l. N. Y. Mrs". Caroline
F. Jewell (mother of Sarah Orne Jewett). South
Berwick. Me.
21 .lames O'Connor, centcrArlan. New York. Rev.
' Dr.O. II. Titian, Minneapolis. Mrs.Mai-y How
ley MrMorrls, ak d74. city. Mrs. Anna L. Dlv
eus, formerly d I'lttstmrg. In Indiana euuiiiy.
S. A. Fuller, Cleveland. Dennis Conway, aged
lot. aud Daniel Learv. 102, Ireland, flunson
Ilawley, Bridgeport, Conn. Nathan I. Xathan,
New Haven.
55 Mark (JtUuKin. dramatist, England. Captain.
R. 1). l'cttlt, Baldwinsvllie. N. Y. .Mrs. Cath
arine Dicus. ugeil 81, Allegheny. Fred Carter,
Chantllly, Franre. James Mench. Ithaca. N.
Y. .Captain William E. Pierce, New York,
benjamin Coburu. Boston.
25 Colonel Benjamin C. 1 anccv. once Minister to
the Argentine Republic. Flovd eounti. Ca. '
Jacob Donllttle. aged S3. Mansllcld Valley.
Enos Tresbie. ageii 100, -llarwiuton. Conn.
Adolpli Duprles, actor. France. Rev. A. J.
Wlthcrspnon, New Orleans. Mrs. Lavliha
Powers, New Brighton. Sfoddacl Hammond,
aged 84. Blugliampton, N. Y. Walter Trum
bull. Chicago. Joel Wilson, Dover. N. J. A.
, F. Cassell. Zanesillle. Captain Mellaril N'.
' Comly, aged 8-, native or Phlladehihla, nt
Richmond, In 1. Henry B. Norton, aged J.
Norwich, Conn.
27 Colonel J. M. Shelley. ex-Congressman. Keo
kuk, la. Lieutenant Commander Howlett,
one of the survivors of Waterloo, at Southamp
ton, Eng. John A. Romaua, scientist, St.
Thomas. John U, Morrison, Columbus. O.
E. Wf Coombs, ThoiuasSperlclu,.clty. Cather-
-MOROnOGT.
L Ine-McGann; -.aged n. city. Rev. IT. H--A.,
f Serlveuer, LL. D.. D. IT. L., London. Sarah
Wluuemucca. Piute princess.
2S Death reported of General Salazar. of Ecuador.
J. 31. Goodwin, C.E., Sharpsvllle. Mrs. Lucius
X, Chandler (moUier of Louise Chandler-Motil-ton)
Putnam, Conn. William Field. Brooklyn.
N. Y. Sallle SIngleti. actresj. New York.
Elder Irving Bailey Potter, Danbury, Conn.
Mrs. Julia Benson, agiit WO. Ilrldgeport, Conu.
25 William RusU geologist, Trenton Falls, X. Y.
Samuel Coggcshall. Louisville. Dr. J. B.
Pyatt, formerly orjoliustowu, at Los Angcl.is.
Cal. Ex-Chier of -Police Joseph App. of
KTansvllle, Ind. Colonel Jacob Thudlnui. Car
lisle. Elliott King, Portland, Mc. Captain
Benjamin, aged 85. Brooklyn. Prof. William
Waiklns. Tavlnrsville: Rev. B. F. Branson.
Ithaca, N. Y. Dr. Ophelia Sibley Stull.
Rochester. Charles L. Gilpin. ex-Mayo- or
Philadelphia, aged 82. Francis Brooks, Esq.,
Iteston lawyer .at WcstMedlord, Mass. J.M.
Stein, musician. Boston. '
30-.so!omoii E.Biekert.agrd73.cltv. Pror.Thomas
B. hvans. dean or the Baltlmorr School of
Med clue. Charles E. J.ane. theitrlcal man
ager, Boston. Caspar Vitiate. Spanish com
poser. Parts. Gilbert A. Becket. writer and
journalist, London. John Badger Thompson,
aged'l. Xew Hampshire. N
31 General Gomez, of Mexico. Prince Czarto
nyskl. A'lce President of the Upper House of
the Austrian Parliament, Vienna.' Captain
lames P. Jack. Hellenic. Pa. Fred Beiiler.
Johnstown. A'exander Wills. Worinlevshurg.
Ia. Frank H. Stacev. Leetsdale. II. J. Fow
ler, Atlanta, Ga. John Bahbage, Rochester,
X. . Jrs. A. 3L AVattUs. city.
XOATEMnETt.
1 11. A. P. Carter. Minister from Hawaii to the
United States. Xew York. Brigadier General
Freeman Seymour, aged 67, Florence. Italv.
2 Ex-Congressman D. AV. Gooch. Melrose, Mas.
Col. Samuel F. Chaliiu. ;of Xew York. In Sa
vannah. JucobTciuiIlng. Inventor and expert
watel miker, ngedDO. New A'ork.
3 Rt. Rev. Mo'islgnor 1h mi.is H. Preston; New
York. Loul-i l.ucien Bonaparte, Rome. Italv.
Bank Kxamluer Jolm W. Magruder. Boston.
Cot. Joseph c. Hays. Meadville. Dr. John J.
Jennings, of the Masonic House. Grand
l'aplds, Mich. Mrs. Leonora L. Lan'e. New
Castle. AValter Crisp, sou of Congressman
Crisp, Americas, Ga. .izra B. Chaiiee, Mon
treal. James E. Lewis, Erie. W. A. Barrett,
music critic I.onilon.
4 Ex-Governor Albert S. MarkR, of Tennessee,
suddenly, at Nashville. Prf. Eugene Lvman
oat Icy, of Philadelphia, in Ulica, N.Y. "Cap
tain Nathaniel Richards. Xew London. Conn.
Henri Ja'vjiics. Pari. France. Captain .lames
Murphy, DepntvCollectororinternal Revenue.
Xew A'ork. Francisco Con te, Cuban politician
Charles H. Marklaud. Baltimore. Tony Hart,
clown. Worcester. Mass.
5-Captalu Arthur R. A'ates. U. S. X., suddenly,
at Portsmouth Xnvy A'.ird. M. flamas-Hlnard.
dramatist, London. Robert MeMlnn. Steubun
lllle. Rev. James L. Rodger., D. D., native
of Penn3vlvanla. In Atlanta. Ga. FlavelSeott
Mines. New A'ork. Edward A". Tnwnsend.
f'reslilent of the Cambria Iron Company, at
Bryn Mawr.
6 Ex-Governor J. Gregory Smith, of A'cnnont;
suddenly. Alfred C. Hotib; Brtdifefiort. Conn.
Rev. Father James Henri, ofst. Louis, In Liv
erpool. England. Henry d'Escamns. archaeol
ogist, Paris. Sfuator Hlppolyte Maze, l'aris.
Mrs. I.lllle Cornell Arlington, Wllklnsbilrg.
Alcide Pierre Orandnulllot. French Journalist,
Dr. Horatio N. Ilurlburt, Chicago. Charles
Jean Thlrou.. French actor.
7 Rev. Benjamin Dav.agcdSI. Ann Aibir.Mich.
3Iljs Catharine Butler, yged 101, Chicago. A.
Wayne Barker, Oneida, N. A. Miss Maggie
O'Donneil. Homestead.
8 Hon. Alexander P. Moore, New AVIlmiugton.
Rev. Henry J. Fox, l. D.. Falrhaicn, Miu.
Captain Selwln N. AIcGllvery. earsport, -Me.
Senor Don Coma Ilernera. Cuba. Mr-. Cath
arine AVaHIi. aged S3, Crafton.
9 General Horace Eoughton, of Texas, suddenly.
In AVahlnetou. E." W. AAf;ston. Honesdale,
Pa. C.inlaln A. F. Lang. Parkeri-burg. Cap
tain William Dent, Henrietta. Charles F. At
v.ood. theatrical manager. Chlc.ig.'- Mary
Neuinan. aged 103, Cleveland. Peter Looka-b-iugh.
aged 101. Leechtuirg. Slmnn Batehellor,
AVest HamiHleu. Me. Captain Edward L. Car
ter. San Francisco. Hugn Gilchrist. Jr.. Chll
Hcothe. Alo. Samuel Dixon, octogenarian,
Blalrsyille. Samuel H. Centre, of San Frari
cNco, at Nashua. X. II.
10 Major William Harlcv.agcd 98. Bonneville. Mo.
Joseph Bragg Dunn. "Petersburg. Aa. "Graud-
molner,, i:uiu connor. aged S3, ueueionie.
Aloucure lb blnson. C. L'.. aged 91, Philadel
phia. Frederick Mcthusliek, Inventor, aged
77, New A'ork. W. J. Hancock, New A'ork.
Patrick Flovd. North Braddock. James Car
lisle, Braddbfk. A. J. Mlziiui. Grafton. AV.
A'a. Lieutenant Francis Radonx. aged 07.
Portland, Me. John Hasso-k. Abolitionist,
aged 85. Ottawa. HI. Mrs. William Daly. New
A'ork. Colonel Hugh AV. Rogers, Mlddlesburo,
Ky. Clare C. Carpenter, editor, Lancaster.
31 Ex-Congressman John AI. Glover, aged 68,
Missouri. Captain I.eodegar M. L. Klnsky,
Boston. Rev. Dr. John Francis Williams,
Cornell Professor, (thaca. N. A. Captain Ed
ward F. Smith, Parkcrshurg. Samuel Chip
man, aged 101. Halifax. N. S. Judge Alfred
Holmes, aged 8". 2ew A'ork Statu. James
scwrlght, Allegheny. Captain D. C. Allen.
Little Hocking, AV. A'a. Rev. George E. Gard
ner. St. Joseph, Mo. Judge Chester of Third
Eistera Middlesex District Conrt. Mass. Mrs.
Alary G. Jdnes. cltv. Mrs. S. J. C. Downs.
President of AV. C. T. U of New A'ork, at
Orange.
1- iionn J'talt. autlinr and lournausi. aged 7Z.
Mak-a-ehcrk. O. Hcnrr Dalbnyer. city. R.
M. King, famous second adventlst, Dyersbnrg.
Tenn Lady Elizabeth Grosveuor. Morchloness
of AVestmluster. London. George AA'. Thomp
son. Delphi. Ind. E. At. S. l'.auck. Lancaster.
Afrj. MarvToomev. citv
13 Kev. M. 3. R. Taylor. 1). D.. of AVashlngton.
Secretary of the American Uuiou, suddenly. In
Colorado. Mrs. Lizzie bteen, city. Allss
Alaggic Gill. MeKeesport. Hon. Bourn N've.
aged Pfi. North Brooktleld, Mass. Death an
nounced of Colonel Joseph Araucfbar, one or
fouuders of the Peruvian independence, aged
90.
14 Hon. Simpson Harmount. Xew PhllailelpliH,
O. Captain Alexander Kellev. AVIlmiugton,
Del. M. 31. AVilson. Blalrsvi'lle. Reuben C.
Frev. Isq.. Meadville. John Alexander.- Alle
gheny county. Alailainc Barthaldl. mother of
the French sculptor, aged 90. Paris. Baroness
Von AValdersee, morganatic wife of Louis,
DiikcorBavarU. Mrs. Marv Ray, centenarian.
Home for Aged AVumcn, AVilklnsburg.
15 Gordon Lester Ford, publisher. New A'ork.
Ex-Postmaster J. A. Cochran. Grove Cltv.
Airs. Anna Magdalina Flack, Sontlislde. Airs.
Eralluc Smith, city. Judge J. G. Sparks,
Tacoma. Wash. Rufus Lisle. Lexington. Kv.
IB Dr. John Clarksou Jay, New York. Edwin IJ
Pratt. Chicago.. Rev. Edwanl A'Inrent. Mc
Conncllsvlllc. O. Ex-PoRtmastcr Charles D.
Ochse. Etna. Zachariah Eddy. Detroit. Sirs.
Charles Robertson. AlcConuellsvIlle.O. -Joseph
Rawon. Cincinnati. Cardinal Bernadou. Arch
bishop of Sens. France.
17 Rear Admiral George D. Cooper, t. S. N..aged
71. New A'ork. -Jlrs. Sylvester Maddn.Aerona.
Out. Mrs. E. W. Llghtner, Washington.
General C. N. Lacretelle. Paris. William Bar
ter, Jr., cltv. Joseph F. Hunt. 'Allegheny.
John A. I.ofen. Alarietta. O. David T. Brongb
tnn. Parkersburg. Dr. Amos Lusk. Zellenople.
William Santlev, father of Charles Santtev,
barytone. Liverpool. England. x-Chler Jus
Alvln Duval. Frankford. Kv.
IS I. N.Straub, Allegheny. AVIllIam A. Rofes,
United States Consul to St. Petersburg. Tenbi.
AVales. Scott Williams. Carrnllton. Pa. How
ard B. Ensign. Baltimore. Sirs. T. SI. Bohen,
Erie.
19 AViillam J. Florence (real name Conlln). actor,
in Philadelphia. DunSIaiivel Canete, Spanish
poet. Judge A'. Cook, founder of Cookshurg.
Forest county. Naniuii Russell, manulacturer,
SfassH'011. o. Colonel William AV. Scott.
Gainesville. Fla. Colonel Enoch Enslev, Mem-
Jhls. Sirs. Eliza Rlltlcdge. aged 79, City,
ededlah Bowen, aged 7.3.- Ripon, Wis. John
Orrasbv Phillips. Allegheny. Thomas H. Bird,
Scvr "A'ork. Joseph Snlsler. Harrisburg.
George II. Ashhy. Albion, Xew A'ork. Rio
Jason Slaelnor. Lynn. Stags. John Smith,
Rlverton. Henry Stratton (faster). New A'ork.
20 lustice Silas SI. Clark, or the state Supreme
Court, at Indiana. Ex-Consul to Florence.
Isaac R. Dlller. aged 72. Philadelphia. State
Senator Gilbert A. Deane. Cohnke, N. A'.
John Palterson, Elizabeth, l'a. John Werner,
AVest Elizabeth, ilrs. Joseph Kltneart, Mt.
I'Sit.it-int f t.fftiton!int Cnmniaiirter IfHrhtinn
II. S. X.. at Shanghai. Henry C. Danes. I
Easton, l'a. Znclianah Osktn, Braddock.
21 Ex-President of Harvanl, Rev. Thomas Hill,
AValtham, Alass. Hon. F. D. Collins, Scrantou.
Arch II. Kowand. sr.. aged 71, Allegheny.
Rev. Carl Well, (suicide) city. A. SI. Uregg,
Johustowu. Hon. John D. bmlth. aged ,
Sllllcrsburg. O. Hon.- AV. AV. AVheaton, De
troit. George Butler.- Hong Kong. Bev.
Charles K. Imbrte. aged 77. Jersey City.
22 George Sloselle, SteubnvIIle. O. James F.
Brooks, aged 7.3. Stafford Springs. Conu. Sirs.
Francis-A. Crook. Baltimore. Peter Wilson,
vefcrau 01 the army and navy, CbarltMowii,
Stass.
23 Governor A. P. Hovey, of Indiana, at Indian
apolis. Edward AVashlngton. aged 108, Gales
burg, III. Sirs. Isibelle Daveniiort, actress.
Boston. Sister Tlierese, Sujierloress of the
Sisters of Providence. Longue Polnte. (Quebec,
24 The Rf. Hon. Edward Robert Bulwer-jytton,
(Owen Aleredlth') Earl or Lytton, British
Ambassador to France. In Paris aged fio.
Asseinblvman-elcct AVllllam E. Slurphv,
Albany. John Renfer, aged 70, Evcrgrciii,
Ross township.
25 Rt. Rev. Harvey Goodwin. Lord Itbhop of
Carlisle, England. Colonel Gardiner 'lufta,
Suicrlutendentof the Sfassaehn.setts Reforma
tory, Boston. AugustFlack,Soutlislde. Capiaiu
Joseph Steele. New A'or. Edgar C. Bradley,
Sewlcktev. Seidell T. Scrantou, Oxford Fur
nace. N.- J. Albert Cllnr, Allegheny. Colonel
Samuel Henry Starr. U. S. A., agist 81. Will
lain Endero, sged to, Harrisburg. AVllllam
Shlveley, Canton, O.
28 Dr. George G. Reimcr, aged 66. East End.
Sirs. Henry H. Beatty. AIIeghny, Harry
Brooks, Sr., Southslde. Sirs. Barbara C.is-
grovc. city. sirs, irederlck FenKer. East End.
Captain J. N.Tldball, formerly of Allegheny
county, at Philadelphia.
27 Sirs. A. J. Drexel, Philadelphia. General
Edwanl Kraft, Honduras. Prof. Henry Roll
back, musician, city. Colonel John C. Ever,
hart, Martlnsburg. Prof. AValler Power Sul
livan, of Hnnesdale. Pa., In Winchester. A'a.
SIIss Anna Song. SfcKeeeport. Henry L. Ley
den. labor leader. Ea.,t Liverpool.
28 .Jacob A. Phillips (Middenlv), aed 40. city.
(,'oininodore ICouckcudorn. U. S. N ., ageil 82,
New A'ork. Rev. Clement' Kopfcrnagel. Har
risburg. Hon. John A. Will?, aged 81. native
of Pittsburg, in Los Angeles, Cal. C. Herg,
leader of Radical party. Denmark. SlrJajues
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.-. -.. -,.i.i ukatBHatita..
Torter Corry, hart., . member o
inons. London. A; D. Perkins,
20-Land Bill" Allen. ,1a Franki
Infirmary. . Columbus. ' Hernial,
Kecsport. Mr. F.3I. HuCy,"age
Iiort. , .
"iOArclidnkeHenrv. of Austria, RIcl.
M. P. for W.iterford, rlty. Dr. M
Allegheny. Mrs. Dr. AA'agoncr,- J.
Judge James SLComubuav. aged SJ.C
AA llllatu C. Allison, aged 73. Phlladelpi
IJECESU1EK.
1 Ex-Lfeutcnant Governor of Georgia.. .lame
Johnson, at Columbus. .Major George W
Kee. formerly commandant of Allegheuv
senal. suddenly at the Frankfort Arseni
Philadelphia. Alex. M. Rutledge. postmasle
AA'llllamburg Blatrcunutv. Edwin SfcKeown,
formerly of city Tj-roue.' Mr. Homer Lynch.
Ji d 103, Terre Alia. AV. A'a. George Richard.
J. rench' author, Paris. Robert C. Beniav.
AVashlngton. Slajor' Thomas Harward, aged
ln2. Urooklyn. Jre D. Walk. Carlisle. J. K.
Fisher, or Chicago. Louden. Mrs- McGrann.
Lancaster, Pa.
2 Nelson Decker, actor. Edwin Forrest Home.
Philadelphia. S. G. Ho T. English civil en
gineer, Chlcigo. Kev. James errirk. mis
sionary to India. AVest Brattlel oro. Vt. El
wln DeIx:on. rormerlr Consul General or the
United States In Egvpt. New A'ork. Lonls B.
lofTinan. Carlisle. Isaac 31. Brown. Colum
bus. Ind. G. H. Walferts. musician, St. Louis.
3-Dr. Manhattan Pirkctt. nf Corry. at Dwlght.
III. Ri v. Simncl Adams Devens. aged 83. Bos
ton. Edward L. Wright (youngest soldier In
Union army who received an honorable dls
rharg"). aged 41, Youngstown. Lntes Bnn'.n.
s'wlss Consul. Chlcag-f. deie. Caroline Poph.
Belgian Journalist, aged 81.. Bruges. Hon. Jar
vis M. Ilunham. Plttslieid. Mass. Rev. Casner
K(Jregor. AVIIke.-t'arre. R. StSlacon, A'an
Bnrcn. Ark. The Fjirl or Erroll. Baron Hay
and. Baron Kilmarnock, Stanes Castle, Aber
deinshlrc. Scotland.
4-Dora Pedro. ex-EuiperororBrazll. Paris, aged
US. S. Hart Selden, lonnerlv or Pennsylvania.
Chicago, (olonel Dick Tavlor. lather of thf
Greenback Idea, agedfl. Chicago. Chief Rabbi
AVoltl'. Copeiihagei. ITri Bailey. Inmbennan.
accidentally killed by a filling tree at Trum
hnll'u Camp, Pa. James Sanderson. Fort Sum
ner. N. 31. James M. Carpfnter. veteran of
3'exlcan War. Jlnrravsvllle, Pa. "lgnor Can
'ora. President of llalian Senate. Sirs. Isabella
Fltz Hugh Swift, Geneva. N. A". Elizabeth
Dodge, aged iro. DamarUcatta, Ate. George
T. Bax'er. Washington.
5 SI. Lcmonler. President International League
oriVaco. 3Irs. Isabella B. Laug'illn. of Pit 8
burg. In Xew A'ork. II. 31. F-zler, Alle
gheny. Charlessf. AlcCalrness. El.. Center
vllle. Butler county. Captain Josepn Kecfe.
Company C. Fourth Infantry. V. S K.. Boise
I'ltv. Idaho Rt. Rev. Edgar P. AVadhams.
Bishop or Ogdcnshnrg, aged 74. Sirs. Slary A.
Crawford. Xew Calle.
6 Judge Rnfus P. Rannev. aged 78, Cleveland.
LsanderS. Norton. Esq.. Erie. Airs. 3lar
g iret Fitzgerald, aged 72. city. Alary Slargaret
MrCune. Allegheny. Stiss Cora Teeters, SIc-
jieesixirt, Josepn Jtiuer. Allegheny, colonel
Joseph S. Conrad. Twenty-flrst Infautrr.
United States Army. Fort Randall, . D. t
11. AVhltnev. Omsha. Rev. Tunl.-G. Campbell,
AlNton, Mas. Sirs, parah Sinclair. AIcKees
Irt. Samuel SIcElhaney. Youngstown. Rev.
samnel If. AVorcestcr, Bridgea-ater. .Mass.
7-Fx-Senator Andrew J. Bell. Peoria. III.
Thomas Clarence 1-iyton. Neville station.
James P. Barton, artist, of Zancsril'e. f).. at
Slelbournc. J.1a. I.'ohert Jewell, Hubbard, o.
J. H.Wood..siutlrd, AIa. James 11. Kellogg.
Rochester, N. A.
8-GeorgeAV.AVIuuker, Plilladrlphla. Harrv AV.
Hagan, city. Rev.- John N. Gallagher.'Pro
testant Episcopal Bishop of Louisiana. AVilliam
H. Jackson. Elizabeth. X. J. T. A'Inrent
Fagan. HarrUon. X. J. Charles Overton.
AVIIkesbarre. General AVllllam Gumaer. aginl
S7. Jersey City. . Mrs. Sarah Fair. Kittauulug.
, aged si. Airs. Jane Graham, Xew Castle.
9-Robert !. fas-all, formerly of PIttshiirg. Drst
Alavor of Allegheny, ageil 85, Pari", llnraee
Weymyss Smith, Philadelphia. Chmcl W.AV.
Clapp, jloston. Abraham Baeker. New York.
Dr. G. A. Close. Bellaire.- O. 31. L. Steams,
ex-GovernorofFlorida.at Palatine Bridge. N.
A'. Dr. Francis Donaldson. Baltimore. Thomas
While, aged 78. city. Jerome F. Carpenter,
actor, Durant, .Miss. Walcott Balestler. au
thor, formerlv.of New A'ork. Dresden. Saxonv.
.lames II. Kellogg. Rochester. N. Y. Mrs.
Charles R. Dllworth. of city, at AVest Haven,
Conn. SIIss Isabella Ralston, city.
10 Harris C. Hartwell. ex-President of Slassachu
setts Scuate. George Brown. Fenian of U07.
Dublin. Ireland. William Alenge'. Chicago.
Rev. Father Disney, Louisville. Joseph Jones,
Slonongahela City. Sirs. Slarv Tyler, aged 82,
Louisville. John C. RnsselL Iroudale. O.
George W. Stewart. Southern. Inventor. New
A'ork. Afalor Slabone F. Watson, of Dayinn
Soldiers Home. Rev. Oscar C. SIcCulloeli,
Indianapolis.
11 Thomas R. Davis. Philadelphia. Russell 31.
I.lttle. aged 82, Glenn Falls. N. A'. Richard G.
Done. Government clerk since tssj. AVashlng
ton. Key. James Slurhead, Champaign. 111.
Martin AVltliams. editor. Sllnneapolls. Charles
Burroughs. Dayton. Sirs. Flora SlcKuIght,
AVoolsalrClty.
12 Hon. Nicholas Heltzel. Gettysburg. AVIdowof
Rev. Charles Klngsley. London. SIIss Julia
A. Ames, Chicago. Emll Bayard, artist. Cairo.
13 Rev. Nicholas Baltsls. O. S. B.. pastor or St.
Francis, first Benedictine priest In the United
States. Brooklyn. N. A". Michael H. Collins,
inventor. SIlllls, Slass.. agedso. StateSenator
David II. AVhlte. Sllddlebnrg. Ind. Alfred
SlcSteaus,- Richmond. Ind. Zenao AV. Rumsey,
Elleuvllle. X. Y. AA'illlam J. Cappe, city. Mrs.
JatiK :firlwtc cltv. mrrvl"
14-
Colonel AVllllam E. Merrill. U. S. A. Engineer
Corps, builder of Davis Island dam, suddenly
uu UU4IU trifiii ill cuiieiu. 111. .fiwl lirTan
Stayes, Cherokee chief. Indian Territory. Rev.
George Crosby Smith. President of Drew
Ladles Seminary, of Carmel. X. A". Ex-Representative
Daniel AIcLaughlln, of Cambria
county. Harristmrg. Dy. Rulh. Xavv Sur
geon. Philadelphia. Hon. George G. Blanch
aril, Placerville, Col. C. C. Bliss. Little Rock,
Ark. Hon. Joslah Sltnnt (lawpartnerof Presi
dent Pierce), Concord. N. II.. ngc 73. George
H. Slebert, Duucausvllle, Pa. Sanrord Hazen,
aged 70, Rlpon, AVIs. '
15 Jean Servals Ktals. President Belgian Academy
of Sciences. Samuel K- Slurdock, actor.l'hlla
flelpllta. AVllllam Gonnan AVIIls. dramatist,
London. Samuel Dlfcnbach, Bedford, aged 73.
Sirs. KHen Hanuon. New Castle. Russell
Slack. Little Glenn Falls. X.Y., aged82. John
II. Richardson, Xew Orleans; 3Irs. William
SlcCarthy, city.
16 A. P. K. Safford. once Governor of Arizona,
at Tarpon Springs. Fla. Captain Allan Mc
Lane. Washington, azed 69. Dr. Heurv Fra,
ser Campbell. I'resld.'uc of American Sfedlcal I
Society. Aulrnsta. (a- ac-ed 8B. JleTirtlevS- .
ilennett, ex-Congressman from Texas, at
Franklin. Tenn. Jonn J. Cessna. ex-SiicrltTof
ledfonl county, Bedford. Edmund S. Connor,
actor. Rutherford. N. J. Stephen S. Gould..
.MeKeesport. . AVllllam F. Glddlng. Richmond.
A'a. Leopold Stapleaux, French dramatist and
novelist, Paris. Hon. P. J. Jannlllo, Xew
Slexico.
17 Daniel Hand, philanthropist, Guilford. Conn.
Colonel J. L. jjalhaway. Governor or Xational
SoWIers Hume, at Milwaukee, aged 60. David
Lcwsley. Journalist of Washington, Iu Los
Angeles. Cal. Levi Hazen. aged 74. Slippery
KocK township. Lawrence county. Pa. Richard
Carte, famous flute player, aged 84. Kelgate.
England.' Dr. Slary J. Satfurd. faufous war
nurse. Boston. Ex-Sheriff Stirliael Gable.
Chamliersburg. Sirs. Rebecca Seth, aged 101.
Elkton, 3Id. 3Ime. Turgenlcn. widow of tlie
Russian novelist, Paris. Postmaster Sylvester
L. Glerlng. Kmans, l'a. llou.James W.Emery.
ex-Speaker of the New Hampshire House of
Representatives. Rev. John ti. Steele. lormrr
lr of l'lttshnrET- Warrensburff- Mo. Profl David
G. Allen, Forest City. Susoneilaiina county. 31.
j wuastii, vffci n,ii4ci. 4,u(i,c-Ai.A, r im.iw.
18 Rear Admiral Thomas Patterson. United States
Xavv, Xew Brighton. Long Island. Francis
T. King. Baltimore, aged 73. Geueral Ed warn
Connor, veteran of Florldi. Stexlcanand elvll
wars, at Salt Lake. Rt. Rev. Edward Harold
Browne. D. D., Bishop or AVlnchester. Lon
don. Julia Avcrlll Grifnn, noted war uurse.
Niagara Fulls. Andrew Hunter, aged 101. Jef
rersou countv. John C. Holmes, cunductor on
AV., N. A. A 1". R. R,. at Oil Cltv. Sirs. Cor
nelia Rcdtield Chandler (widow'or Rear Admi
ral Chandler). AVashlngton. PrnrR.-.M. lfan
scv, Sweetwater, Tenn. Sf an" SleN allv, aged
100. Scrantou. Prof. Norman Freeman AVrlght,
Clinton. N. A". Hon. Adam Perrr. lonner
membcr.or Iowa Legislature. Lebanon. Pa.
Junius Caldwell. Emi.. Lonlsville. ageil 71.
Sirs. 0. 1'. AV. Ballev. nee Hall, formerly of
Allegheny. Seattle, AVash.
19 Edward Russell. Secretary Hennepin Canal
Commission. Slluue-ipolls. Sirs. Nancy Brltt
Kennedy, Augusta. Sic, reported age lis.
Joseph Addison Thompson. Postmastcr.SIedla,
Pa. Dowager i.ady Deros, London. Brother
Gonthan. 01 Sloblle, Ala., at Indianapolis. W.
S. Sleek. orAVhccllng. at Philadelphia.
20 IT. s. senator l'reslo'i B. Plumb, or Kansas, at
AVashlngton. General John R. Kenly, veteran
or Slexlean and Civil Wars. Baltimore. Henry
C. Gibson, art patron and philanthropist, Phil
adelphia. AVIil'ani Hennessey. Eorcst City,
tusijuehanna conuty. Dr. J. Howard Tracer,
ronnerly or Hnnesdale. Pa., at Eseanaba.
Sllch. Rev. Father Dowd. Slontreal. AA'illlam
L. Dungllson. South Bethlehem. Ta. Rev.
Frederick- Hfnckley. Springfield, Stass.
21-Duke of Devonshire, Holkcr Hall, Slllnethorpc'
LOST
From
22 years
matism of the hip. I
St. Jacobs Oil.
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JAS. 3L SGHOONMAKER, JAS. aicCtrTCHEOIT, SAJIUEIi BAILF'
President. "Vice President. Secretary ai
UNION IGE M'PG COIF
Pure Ice made from distilled water for sale at whr
UNION STORAGE CO
Transfer Agent, General, Cold, Bonded
3H ACRES YARD STOR'
5 WAREHOUSES, containing 2,300,000 cubit
Railroad siding to each warehouse. Brick Varehom.
oil. Separate rooms for storage of household goods.
PRINCIPAL OPFIO"
Corner SECOND and LIBEF
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23 John H.i
near Avon,
("Brady")!
Frecand, P:
JsmesTeel. 11
Pons. Florid
Sir Thomas Chi.
20 Brigadier Genet
of Ball's Bluff). :
A. T. Ready. Nei
Algee, Memphis.
2731. Pommerare. Fi
Charles C. Shackfoi
Slass. James D. Jaci
L. I. Sirs. Putrhe A
Irvlngtou. N. J. A
(dleilat mass in St. Jam
Charles Steyer. Indlanai
Striker, Baltimore. .Joel
tain. Pa. S. B. Reed. C. .
. S. Applegate, Adrian. Sti
AVheeler. Springfield. lib
aged 78, Corry. Frederick
Texas, in Chicago.
28-Sir AVilliam Arthur AVIilU
bassador to Turkey. In Berlin.
Allcock. aged.77. New York. Ji
showman, ageil 76. New York.
lams, Everett. Pa. Mrs. 31. Sic
92, AVest Middlesex, Pa. General t
aged 72. Frankfort. Ky. Jesse H
aged 67. AVaynesburg. Leopold SU
83. Avon, III. AVllllam Barnef. age-
Sllddlesex. Pa. Bertie Cecil, Postnu.
rr.it of Honduras. "Auntie" Henrleti
son. former slave, aged 103, (burned to
Harrisburg. 5
29-Rt. Rev. John I.ouglilin. D. D.. first Bis
Brooklvnv AlrredColller. composer, L01
. Jamr 'Kellev. Harrisrllle. AV. A'a. Ai
Gallatin I.eonanl and Joseph J. AVethei
1'arkersburg. AV. A'a, Slalcom CarnllK"
Ex Chicago. Starr SIorHsey, tbeatrit
manager. New York. Key. William Patter,
Hamislen. Geauga county. (., aged 93. Ken
lamin Rutherford Fltz. artist. Peconlc. LT
Jacob D. Conner. Jefferson City. 3Io. Bnhrt
Nortlirup. AVashlngton, Pa., aged 71. DavldJ
iiumpnrev oiiDcri, inventor, rivmouin. .iass.n
Dr. Jiass Rawson, aged 93, Findlay. O. .Mrs
Amelia Mills. AVvnkoop, Washington. 3IrJ
Anna Thurlow. London. Arcli Deacon 'J
l'llklngton N orris. B. D.. Dean or Chichester,
Lnzland.
30 Amos Cole. Snrlnzilale- Ky.. reputed age. 113.
Edivln W. N'ctf. Chicago, Dr. Charles SfelgsJ
Vinson, proiessor 01 lennessee aieuicsii'oi
lege. Knoxviile. John F. Tatum. comedlaniS
Norrolk, la. .ione Hinsler, Inventor, Nor
walk. O. Jose)ili Slclormick, aged 77. HoIlU
uavsDurg. i.vuiAAiin ie, ciry inrsiviciinx
of the grip this winter). Sirs. Elizabeth Gam
ble Tai lor. Beaver.
31 Rt. Rev. Samuel A. Crowther- D. D.- a former
negro slave. BiJmp of Adialanfl In cliargeofl
the Niger territory. Af lea. Prince Vlctorl
Hohenlohe. of Lanffenburff- an esneelal far.
orlte of Queen Victoria, at London, of the gripTl
Slariiufs de Penafiel. Portuguese Slinlsfer. tol
Germany, at Berlin, from the grip. Slargaretl
vooK. centenarian, rniiaueipnia.
The 3Ietal Markets.
New Tobi-, Dec. 31. Pig Iron neslected.
American. $15 L(m5 7a Conner dtilL bnt
strong: lakp, January, J10 "It. Lead'--'nn
changed, Tiu quiet and steady; straits,!
SI9 90. ,
StKDICAL.
DOCTOR
WHITTIER
814 PENN AVENUE, PITTSBURG, V.K&
As old residents know and baCfWpsofJ
rittsbnrg paper prove, ts the oldesl itab
iisneu una most prominent pnyvian
city, oevoting special attention '
&sesre-N0 FEE UNTII
perNERVOUSea",
cay, nervous debility, lack of e
tion and hope, impaired memory
siclit, self distrust, baslifnlness,
sleeplessness, pimples, eruptions,
lshed blood, failing powers, orgs,
ness, dyspepsia, constipation, cons,
unfitting the person for bniirf ss,soc
marriace, permanently, safely Jnd pri-.
enred Df "lAPi A IVIfA PIIKIdisci
in allDLUUL rtlMU OtMistaev
eruptions, blotches, falling bair,bones.pains,1
glandular swellings, ulcerations of. tho
tonzue. month, throat, ulcers, old sores, am
cured forlife, and blood Doisons thoronghly
eradicated froml I DIM A DV kidney and,
I,a a vol-att, I I 111 IVHll I aliTnrffInf ,10
rangements, weak back, gravel, catarrhal?
discharges, inflammation and other painful.;)
symptoms receive searching treatment,-!!
prompt relief and real cures. cfi
Dr. Whittier's Hfe-lonir. extensive exnerl-i
enco insures scicntifleundreliaole treatment; J
on common sense principles. Consultatioaf
irec- rnufnis at a instance as caremuvji
tuifiixl n e 1 1 liavn f4fKa hnnia O tr0"
p. jr. Sunday, 10 a. x. to 1 t.x. only. -DR."
it niiiifr., su renn avenue, rittsoarg, ra.
ja-4-ianw
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exces-'ves- Been prescribed
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known. Ask dntfrfsf? for-
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uizzineiM.. tLonvHisions. rir. ixerrons Aenraigis
Ireailaehe. Nerrons Prostra.IonrcMed br theitsal
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pres.nn. sortonlnj,' of the Brain x
sanity, ilecajr ant death, rrematur.
of rower in either ex, Involnutai.
SDennatorrhpa cause. I bj oTer-exe"
bralU.- elf-abnse or over-lndnlj:enee.
contain- one month treatment, fl.OO
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1863 to 1885 about
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