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STEAM-DRUM EXPLOSION.
EIGHT PERSONS JNJURED.

About O'Clock this morning the -tcam.drnm on the
propeller Union Capt j. Person of the Ericsson ne
exploded as the bost was coming up the Delaware
Eight persons injured by the explosion, of whom
four deck passengers and four hands the boat
The individual Dost seriously injured was the eng-
neer, Wallace Manly, who was dreadfully scalded.
Benjamin Henry and Daniel Alexander the fireman
and assistant fireman, were also badly scalded.
colOred woman employed the boat cook, together
with four deck passengers, whose names we were IN
able to learn, were injured more less seriously.
The propeller was towed to this city by the steamer
Franklin, and now lies at the Chestnut street wharf
Mr. Manly was conveyed 10 the Hospital in this city,
as were Messrs. Henry and Alexander. The rest IF
the injured persons able to go to their residences
Oh the arrival of the boat.
The propeller was not much damaged, although the
injury was of such character 10 prevent the work
ing Of the engines Immediately The engines are high
pressure understand
Since the above was written We learn that Mr.
Manly who taken TO the Hospital has died OF his
injuries. He young man, not oversee, we should
He leaves a wife and child, who reside in Camden
They reached the Hospital shortly after he expired.
From the serious nature Of Mr.. Henry's injuries, it
is feared that he cannot recover He resides in tle
Eighteenth Ward, ard has a family.
The accident occurred about two miles above the
Town of New Castle. Phil. Bulletin, 29tb
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marvellous depth, compass and Aexibi,y have ptob,.
by never been equsled among mortas II 10 s.d that
10 one could hear his simple exclamation O. Lord
20, God " without being sensibly and deeply moved
such was the melting pathos Of the vocal tones in
which he uttered those common monosyllabl.s which
drop with so little effect from the mouths of cerrynep
generally.
SINGING Is GERMAN CnURcHEs.-The Germans
make great account Of singing in their worship The
hymn is regarded o very important part Of the ser
vice. In many Of the German churches, little black
5odrcs are placed conspicuously about tbs room, on
which, 10y means Of movable figure blocks, the num-
beis Of the hymns TO be sung presented TO the
eenbly FROM the opening Of the hOuse. The worship
er may lock out bis hymns athis leisure. The singing
rs usique all joiniIg-men, and children i. is
perfect storm Of song No one is afraid TO bear
with tue full power Of bis voice. The house is CON-
pltey filed with sound
METHODIST LorrERY-Ihe MetAodists Of Hunts
vile, Ala. have lottery scheme under way for the
benefit Of the Andrew Female College. The Rev.
John H. Caldwell il apparently the prime mover in
the speculation. The sum of $1,000 is proposed to
be collected in ego instaments, price per ticket of
which s75 900 is to be paid premiums, and $50, 900
to 90 toward the College.
REGISTRATION OF RoN.SIsM.-Two public and i'm
portant reoantstions of Roman Catholicism have re-
Gently occurred in England One by the Rev. Thos.
Dcrome, late priest Of the Roman Catholic Chapel Of
st. Andrews Newcastle On.Tyre; and the other by
The Rev. Mr.. Bolton late Roman Catholic priest at
LincOn's Inn-Fields.
THECLfRGY RESERVES IL CANADA The amounts
of the Communication Elected according to the pr1vi'
ion Of the act secularzDg the Clergy Reserves, arc as
follows To the Episcopalians in Upper Canada,
f245,Glf the EpiscOpalans in Lover Canada,
.f3o,2eG; Scotch Presbyterians in Upper Canada,
.flO3 1926; the Scotch Presbyenans in Lower Canada,
f24,O24; United Synod, Presbyterian, e. 40; Ro-
monists, Upper Canada, f2O,932 Wesleyans, Upper
Canada, 1898.
ENGLISH CONvOcATION.-The COnyOcGtOn OF Can
terbury lately held its moo active and memorable
session since it's revival. THE chief aud by far the
most important business that relating to the
movement for a reunion with the Weseyans, which
was as cavsliery snubbed by some of the Bishops as
II has been by the Methodist newspapers. The plan
was cordially supported by the Bishop of Ltch6eld.
The Rev. jason +. WALKER Of Poulet, Vermont,
has withdrawn from the Methodist Church, Troy Con.
ference) in which he has long been earnest and
eloquent preacher. There has been recently organ
lied in Poulet, AZ independent religious society,
formed in good part out of the Methodist Church of
that place and Mr. Walker has been chosen to preach
20 ham
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Arrived.

Big W,rpo (of Lincoluviel Coombs Gbsr May p, mol,
80; to So Wa1 i' s for Msns't to oaa Tor bremen
18th Inst, lat. 81 l5 lon ~ exchanged Signals with 'chr n
BIZ Bs.uee (Br Murray cieofaeso. 2 ds 'g;fr Sc 70
F Ire v. L ,s4 Kp.oa tS o New orb 70 d. out
sehr iam Thomas Be''y smyrna lpel) eorn to H. H.
sohr safsh Brown Pearson, Georgetown. c. d' naval
sehr c. D. sharp, sharp Wilmington d' navel stores
sbS ssrsh Ra,d of Bath Percy sasas /, r,nie 10 Is
.p,stte errel nistarn Co The barb PoinieI wsb.,er
20 NewYCs "a l,,h The big W'.aessf S MY ,ot
Nav y, lat 80 20 lon ID IS exchanged WITH ship Mary
han R.nsop Sf rsSsPAs hso' 70 a sGsa0' MAJ
81 lon s. "-sd . ..ss .s A. wh
WIN Nilsson May p lat "a 3D. lon 80 49, exchanged
Ship vieisbarg Cha New Orleans May II, mi.s to VIM
Nelson Sons Sid. with bark Brasa, OF sd Tor pos or
Map IS lat s. C5 lon IS 80 exchanged 's4a' WIN snip Ara
Sup Aryum chs.e s.eus Gragde i2l. sugar to Grin
nell, MihtnrD vessel to Wash Carver Chase Tx
M 50 TO- lon g S. SPOKE big Bolensr lBr Jamai,, for
Br, zls (sardir) Pozzo Lrorso 81 ds msrbls and
ras. T.aea May 90 lat 80 10 lon 50 80 spoke 'ehr
shp Camden Bowl. Liverpool AID % fin Ysyal, COS, 70
D hem Dnon Me- o qs g9. aa sRiss Of sssr s'
Brg PhaIs Jones. Say snuah May 49, cotton &c to Durham
sebr Peail Brss, gewbsn, n c. laval oee' to BArGs'
Bra Phur. Joles savannah 10 DIS cotton &c. to Durham
SIP Southampton Austin Liverpool ATr o. ndse and 5o
SIR Justice saur ders Tiupico % Dc hides TO master
sehr Rio ODoi ID wS.biuston, n Z. u.s. Naval stores
scir = Wifon BessIey Wilmington, " c. naval stores
10 u. Blossom h so4s 80 =, ~ 4, -,
SIR. : B. strupg, Hssek Buck~ils, n. C. d. naval
stores "a Watson Z c.. - u
B.rs ARA Wheeler, Havana DIS sugar &c to r. H.
Brs May Hamto1 Bot,fod, Gaye,ton Is d. cotton &c
10 NakemGr. Dnou s Co. , - .
Bari Motsak Lincoln Galveston p d. cotton and P''s T.
Sir Emsty 1Br1 Smith Windsor o., plaster 70 n.ssr
c,ir = BsUifs Meas, Virginia, com
SER g. Gilman. CsoEer skinnef fOfuald ~.
scsr : l. Buckuaasm skinner, Portland, c.
SIR Trte.tCrs Rfclks, Portland, c.
s~br JosetL HAL. coe, Portland, c.
Sir ID kahu Brles, Portland, c..
seLr Chase. ROesleId lime. -. O., ,,.,.
So0r sr an smith iron from wreck % Bud " Hsoa-
Pros Petre Arsy. Providence
sAUED-snk Roy 81 Arch Brl Kenny, for LiSer9ooa n
Others
BELOW-2 ships.
WIND during the day, fresh from the n W.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....."..May
Cleared.

S'eamshir-Futor Wotton, Hsvre. Livingston.
SHIPS Cabot Watts st Johns ~ b, Sucw Burgess
5 LsIe Latham, Liverpool, Lane, West Co. Thom,'
Watson Rogers, PoIt Prince n. 5. 4 A. Wilson's ) H.
Talbot Burgess. Havsns NJ NJ Freemaui Eaerps, AfsS San
Fnucisco Foster Nickerson; Agnes lBreml sehel ~
Br,m.n Oecbs Co Ashburton Bridish, Liverpool, Cor
Ikius GrIreil
BMl-Lou.s (swed b Forssberg, Black River JAM, wm
TbouIsOu -,
Brls-Em'ly Davis. Charleston, Dqnhsm Di%sni Elur
F.ercb Ba gor Plsoury SANFORD Austins III rus san
Juan e uba) Mayhcw Talbot Go h Eugene, Spear, Thorn
,stcr Snow Burgess; o. Lyermore Darrell, Savannah
Tnc,e Lightbou John Boy mon, Btett, Port su Prnce
Hok,rS Mor a.: Orion. Smith, Pniladciphia aud Baltimore
sse- Jo gen Rahd (Osn Rock, Lisbon, Fuaeh Msin;Ss
Ci srter OAK K.ly Philadelphia j. ". Nc Zoe; Eclipse
Groou w sto. Scranton Talmsn NJ T. Pierce Pierce
Bargor Il. P. Buck & Col APh Peek, Paladeiphe "si
ltish HIoxi Googe Davis Nea, Savannah j. X Gl9lore
4 Co New ork GoOlseli. Boston Dayton Sprsgae; "a
"a Turtle Cornell. Ptpsde phia X j Good Sir.
Propeler-Ihomds sSann, Green, Baltimore CtomseIi
Line.
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RocBAs Rocks BRAZIL From report by leaens1t
Psb II her MAesiys sharpshooef D. lef
nsety, Consul PerIsmbgco. appears hst 'hsss foc
80 90 Of coral ruaor situated IL a, deg Oh M a.
See ard ion So deg 46 min. - sec w cf Dfeen~i;h
variation OF compass deg W, when visited Ia TOE month Of
Mach last. -, 49,. - ....i. s,.
IRE hoaest the east side Masters OF vessels .rs
srors used anchor until daylight when IN tnsf ''in'
Tie rccks bear BY compass a. follows;
Breakers south extreme 5. ID deg T.
Mode q sand birs, > Y deg r. =,
Iiishest rock Of the group, :. " DEG l.
Rr,sLers extreme, 50 deg 49,, A,.h ,v.,.,
The hshe.f Of the tsk IL about " iset tO''S sA vs."
n A.. with Use and fell h. the tides of let -
Ii. uiensrt Parish that there are Insy
- - Siesrsnt mart. Of and be obssref two ea.s Of
.ir cot OF the the td- with some -, o.
shSynda " ID brss which es,iy eaczht AID the
slr-d IL covered With their saips e)mpAhy NJ
ale could easily ths group Tor pe''
~ Mod .oTre cocoauts 10 form II time laDcmaf"
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n Gues,ks- 90 orsb. f5r Aeiar BIT ths r,a o. "a.
ia. ~ hf,oks sri rivers ~ith mud AMI this
NIL he srt . h.sa A. rnlFo'see eject ca 'asep .ssa"f
"a si Be care u Dot 20 wash tneu snesP IN
rdfv .tr.sr, Y,sy vii eePsctse re Prcs OF ts az
re We artcr, Al nj agents aud ceaer gave gone " .
y wee rrrrts dstr,c.s ?, make eosa 70 VIA tae "a. -s
pursue tbs ssasoo wheL t.s rce CT - ~
c 10 sJkorhifsrt anu WI growers "oaii a.
Ee % dispose 81 th-i- crop a. pr~en' 70 sea Or ~
hweT-r thaf anticipate zhsf mrs oai orcA-'s
Policy sucdsl 10th rs-,ie-. The ioS snd medium srides
q Fsee- col ~ rov IN hi supply saG pces well
ed ~ ewing ~ u-ss'isfscosy stare -
fahris fhe t-udency Of coWnwsrd Pulled No
ID cir srFTy ard prices firmly -uPrts extra Ss
zee are tan - Z re AID snper qualities ~ &C. sales q
81 GO ~ fleece ard Pulled 8, fuil previous rates IN
suoiuE Cse ~ ire Urvshed hfh fr- ForriEn = IN
srd very frm ses Of 30 eats 6uesos
Ayrss. E-tre h IS and Cortovs st very fall rates.
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Religions Noi'fss.

Anen..r Pre.bytssia a.. Gh asns esAssAr M6a
Rev OEO =. /. GA that nlsht eoad D NE h,tt
Ter I ia ason q The innate se;sss =, s P.so1
hiih Z ss A. u ocoek Su5eci; Tie nal Of O'ls''
80 80. - tbe Poe. snstson-'
ATen-ei. Z. M 9 :. S
WI fissSn P,esehnf IN the ATT .RSoOS At os'ck
80 /, TIE EYESlNG st1t ga" re sIa2SsA A-i '-7
stl.e 20 ersiy Invited % stte' L
az .,.r.e VII =. rrescbs !, TO MORROW EVENING.
IA he Church q hs Furan Rev Dr. chEfl on nc
~sso q Truth he Pvt tie S-us,s ad tas ~ IS a.
EuerSA to the CO-.fnn zee Of orr trs- A'''n' sses
o. BAL pss ssfrl,
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since thirty apprentices in the extensive hat factory
In Rnymod street arrested for revolt aud a,sautins
,,'fnsn who was placed at gate prevent them rom
the prenses during work hours FIVE OF the number
{, W DAYS convicted and sentenced 70 TIE
Psnit, ntsry Thursday the others tried at the be
Co.. Jus,ices Blachley Curtis Three, named MOrs na
sbs Samuel Hall and Richard Louire being proved Twin
the others before convced the rngesdeFs were sentenced 10
be Couny Jail for from five to fifteen days The remains
we're found guilty and sentenced but HAVING be 81
led on b the others suspended on promise Of Def
hahav
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T1led0 sat Detso, lai uits n. ---ur: ,ri Man %.
s.istsd 70 crior sri = progress - Fort wuy-.
Th- Pcai rfsner fr huzz-s ii ~ "a. " 1881 siors
yech toe seven eht OF it, hsTs o a
sr The pest v-sr IL earrings sversxes "a ~, n per nj
Tres@ VII doubei D. increased n rer vn q
sd cou,rie:ed
The COMPANY q ur ser pecu1ss-y obfr.rous nhs-
e her cr "a ~ pcLs
For fz q DC sued Saeuenf sh@ coalition - -
f,efcrs scccur r-nvIug thfs eirrzitr
Proposals for the hcuis pi rsceiys4 in S. York b
--u.- Ccurary-
Tie FLOWING r. recsPitulAtion Of to gold dep 81.
snd coinage fom The establishment of she san Fan
q. - Mi, 70 the close OF Auri Is5e.
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Whaiers.

,N.xF.sfors 18th ship Lssods, RusseI late Lam
,tsI oeho.E Sea Honolulu Dec IS vi'h 90 ees sa.a'
~ A. % GO lbs bore board sent home - pp ~ ,a
g., - $50 oil 10 ID. bous Has On freight ~ bps sp
ssS 20 ~hsl- OIL from sEp shineton and lo''" IDS ~
hS - tIs IosrSo Aires March bark Wa am hsel5
49, n / Cot an = cruise uh 80 bbS 'peru % o. ssa,d
A. A. laval 2cth alt. bark stsroid, rfA4e' Wv
I'm Afriea with $50 bbs sperm on -, ~ New. Bsdford
ore sixteenth Of nip hyysssn z Woo Co.
G,s-ei.bth ii bark Uui'sy statss We g IL
- -, - he rTte Of $50 u p Z to--
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SERIOUS AcCDENT.-Yesterday afternoon Mr.. f.
r. spooner sem sustained Of the leg whle walking
in the yard caused by fall He was inn recovering from
similar last winter fall
of bodily weakness evening previous Audrey Bolton
while engaged assisting house ia washington
had both his legs broken BY the falling Of beam lie
was carried to the City Hospital and found that amputson
will be necessary flo has wife aud ainiy VINO reside IN
State stieet, near Boeium.
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Reecipfs Of Produce.

~ re Sr.a Rirer Bears Ma, 90 bbs Flour. "a
Ashes $40 d. WHISKY ~ hbls PORK II 50 bsi Corn
80 90. Osis y sc hush Wheat,
~ E' Faa-esd Mss 5e2lOo bbl. Flour So Pkss Proys
iors 20 .ioes Lesther.
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SALE OF CITY PROPERTY.-Tbe Sheriff has levied
upon all the engines hose and other apparatus of the City Of
Brooklyn together with portraits Of all the Mayors OF the
city, in the Governors Room City Hall 70 satisfy aa
823l3 H. the suit OF Samuel Tobey Of The
Eastern District Tobey Street Contractor and Obtained
Judgment for the above amount for work done.
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NEW-JERSEY II,ENS.

Episcopal CONVENTION. The Annual Convention OF
M church in the Diocese Of Jersey assembled
a. Grscs Church Newark on "Wednesday. There were forty
in the chance surpces. and large .saon
ssd The Church The Bishop delivered his annual address "a
IN. moon After special notice OF the vstaton OF eaeh
na,h the Bi,hop proceeded with summary OF ms eps
scs since the ate Convention He has ordained two dea
cors and four priests, instituted ten iectors conse
crated FIVE churches and opened one chaPel ior pun
lie worshp aud conf med four hundred and ninety per
ms The number the clergy is IS The average number OF
during the two years has been over DIV Inc
humber of clergy nearly last year IN sPte OF ny
changes which unusual in this Diocese owing 70 e
ronements of rectorshp ana tue o
which increased within the present LPcO
nat, from six The report on tie Oanoh
nth Mr. Hasted IN def Of the right and p1opety OF lanes
voting i'm Church elections After some other micesle0u
business, the Convention closed its session.
THE Courts The Hudson County Circuit CouIt
Ia, been engaged during the week with the case OF AREA
Couku aet Sheriff The evidence closed liN
evening and will to the Jury to-day rms ths
tinrnk case which involved allegation OF aud on
The mart of Charles Rare and Chas A gregory VINO 500
rA,etrjsbt the State Of Kentucky tor rrnuns pk 70
St,phen j. Terhune for $1,000, taking his o;h OF soods
valued az $500 In part payment The goois were 500
Coukn but creditors OF Terhune attached the goods
Conkn sued the Sheriff Jasper Garreison, In an SETON o
tepas Kaue Gregory and Anse So John were indeted 81
the lat tenn Of Court in this matter ba The Court qhed
the Indictment
The State Convention, called by the Opposition
Members o. the New jersey Legislature TO nominate esd
date for Governor meet al Trenton on "Wednesday next
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Total Po's and Pearls. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CAkDIF--Adaraatine continue IN fair supply seies OF
tcXes AZ d &c qusty-ineluiing Staten Island
Pain a. the outside Plain sperm selling to fair
,ert AZ &c Patent 5o Mold Tslow quoted Ia he
COTTON has ruled quiet but price. steady There
70 ee6y hoers tuery bnyers" S,es reported 00o
bsis We continue quotations:
CLASSIFICATION
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KILLIse CRows.-Seth Lee, Of Connecticut, says
lac pets rid of the by the following essy meths:
He takes small piece Of freeb meat or meat hat
hes been fresh recently for the nearer it ia 20 carioa
the better rot very nice in these matters
punches it full nfsmaH holes, into each If which he pms
-mall quantity Of strychniDe and hangs the meat IN
tree near where the crows known TO freq1en."
Eleven died an ienouinious death Que morning. aud
not enc Of their family would come to tae funeral
while the b6dies lay unbuIied
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u.,L,,.P ,,,,rt,a \. 7-s,>vro,,I

NET-ORLEASs. May .9.-CorroS-Sscs to-day so hae<
The AREAS bsd eject and prices ensa noehsosei
-fas .urriy limited CosN slightly declined unsrke;
full Mss P0sK Jpn at 81 -. LAS0-ln teree' oie.,
b'res He srEstfSG EXCHANGE %. FREi6Hrs Of CotocG
rxa I
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for common and low grades % sfOc high g.ade. to
fu. blood Eerinc 4oa 55e., high grades 10 full blood
Sexon 5sa75c. The stock in the EDglish ID srks ap
pears 10 be light.
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EoGs IN FRAScE.-Aooording TO Rayer's Agricutu-
raj Statistic the number of chickens in France is
72,556s62 laying average 30 eggs per year EACH
making total Of ,772 956,s2i eggs, valued at 49,
33l Ito francs Between so, 900 900 and 5000, 900
eggs are Annually exported, mainly to England. The
annual consumption Of eggs in Paris alone is l7sO0O
600 Of the value Of Z. 79i, $50 francs.
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The Mint was opened April 3, 1854 and cosed from
March 90 to May 1885, also closed the month of De-
cember. 1855, for settlement. No deposits were re-
ceiyed during the time the Mint was closed The
working time of the Mint since II first opened has
been 90 months.
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BROOXL YN ITEMS.

The WATER QUEsTIos.-The discussion ofthis sub.
eet wa, again resued the Common Council last sht IN
Committee Of the Whole Aid Oakley in the Char but there
was 10 final action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-31

A NEW WIsTEK SQUAsH-A hard shell squash,
grown in Massachusetts,, called the " Hubbard
Squesh," is recommended "a being as rich as the
marrow, that will keep till May Its color il greenish
black, and weighs about nine pounds is very sweet,
fine grained and mealy
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nv TeieSra oh.
To Mariners.

sAyASNAH May z9-The brig Gsu gee, for New YORK o,t
her Yards and gale the d snd nas pat 2to t
IoIt repairs
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Sperial Notice..

Tn. Citizen. of BROOKLYN, without regard 10 party
.Io t,si cnagsd by the gross ASSAULT upon sens,o.
81 MNMR in the Senate Chamber OF "a. unnsh WI
meet the Cry Hal THIS iSttmd'Sl H'hN'"
The Msvor " N preside =. - 80,
,.s5t A potss Alfred Creeblsaf
Geo. Pail Deorze a. Thutston,
Amos L. stauntOn, ysmts iiumphtrJ,
Iioha,, ro,d 4 81 Van Colt
N lin sautetd John u ksfpsn,
Ioh, q w. ID Cslser,
s.llb. a Hos eli a.. " buryea.
k,Lrcs X Abiiah Msnn,jr
3 ~ krk Laci-s bifdss,e.
rhnip G Crook A. !. fostsr,
Thos IL Rocmsn, John - bergen,
lanes Hove y. A. Beers,
MILAN Rantn H. O. Win.low,
George H. ReyEolds, WI Cary,
PsteT STAR ~ Il. Clsfin,
II m Graves, Edward Copeland,
H. J. Cullen, John ~ hcts.
Ster hen CrOwell, aud 0thHs
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Markets. Carefully REPoRrED FOR The TRIBUNE

Friday. NsY y.
.sHFs-The market 10 Quiet the demand ia limited for er
- saes OF . hbls - . domestic Pots aud - for
Pes,,s sssraius is steady At =
ss,eu.n, Of A.he. 10 the Inspection Weholss Of Lester
Palmer Co. May 80, 1850.
Poi Pau
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CossoS MISTAKE OF FARMERS "A farmer in
Ohio last Fall put up lis wheat crop for high prce
In February he was offered $4,000 In April he
offered to take 81 OOO In June he will probably sell
for Is OOo There is lesson in this for other farmers.
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A SBEEP SToRY.-Ralph G.. Wells, who lives on
the eastern slope of the Tacott Mountain range, tells
Of sheep that lived alone among the snow banks
from Janusry TO May s. 1t would have been saw
ing Of fodder to bury the whole flock.
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FmDAY, May 3)-P. y
There was a moderate smcgn. Of BUSINESS u The
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Gecrse s, dock nv ~ Toe sa
Jans. Is follows 10 o'eiOes M foot q M.lsesst
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NC June q as The COUSTEss, IN Knowiess Play Of
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