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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-18
SCFNE-EN0LAND.
SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS, ETC.
ACT ONE

SIR wN APPIEBYs NANsrON.
Scarcity OF news and surplus of 'Hs-Tdlngs from Amo
rcaIh ne absent sonMatrmonal proectsA cloud In IL
family horiz0n-Danel turning upf-A Troublesome VILLA
chance Sr the exercise o. hsire in
breakfast roomA Yankee gal among the Brinshs-Hom0
remembrances and great of enduranceA desorpt0
OF voyage and for ainng spes-A chanso
for BarnumoYsnkee modesty and English blushse
perplexedGerald at home-A sudden andS slix
misunderstanding acquaintance Hospitality
Lost satcneA hopeless searchA sudden elevation and
STARTLING EFFECT-END OF ACT.
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~NrIBLO's GARDEN
IN NIXON co.
LAB0E AND MAGnIFICEFT TROUPE
FOURTH WEEK OF THE SEAsON
CONTINUALLY CROWDED HOUSES
FRIDAY EVENING Feb IS. 1889
will be represented the Hucces. ended h rua
trste the fe,ts In the ancient lisis and = asi,ed
TIE T0UREA NENT;
On. TnE Days or Gnfv AiRr.
DAN RICE
viii appear 10 his "Ofis 1si Conversational"
AND Will. TALK
On pr0nis tent topics of the day.
Tue COsIC MULES
Aud the Horse Of Beauty RXCELSIOR.
vb he great and effective biuaion spectacle OF the
GkkES OF TIE CURRICULUM
TIE WHOLE COMPANY WILL PERFORM
N. B-There VIII lie brilliant MATINEE ENTERTAIN
MENT on Saturday afternoon Open to begin O'Clock
On this occasion DAN RICE will appear Hu
morist mt 1ducing tue horse EACELlO the MULS Also
the CURRICULUM y
The patrons Of Nbos informed hat the
ordered at that hour -
Monday right next-Fst appearance the achess tight
London clown, Mr.. NAT AUSTIN.
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A NJ: MEEwIN, AuCrIoNEER5 by BANGS, MERwfN
"A. CO. Trade sale roomI ID Park Monday
Ing Feb 81 at O'Clock, and i've following evenings at the
hourpriva.e library Of the late Freshman Hunt Esq
many the editor and proprietor of Hunts Merchants
Magazine being the largest and most extensive collection of
publications before offered comprising
dsrd great variety department aud parcu
larry rich complete sets Of nearly all tho various serial pub
catlons civil religious and scientific many the historical
biographical and poeca are very The col
lection also includes vast variety Of light literature &C.
talogues may be had at the salesrooms
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DARNUM,S MUSEUM.-MADAME ELvIRA ON THE
- Flying Wire, and in Der GRACEFUL and DIFFICULTY
DANCE FEAT. NuBIAN TROUBADOUES, NEGRO
nGGENTRIclTIEs, COMIC MELoDlsTs, LAUGH PRO.
Brudder Bones, banjos Mr. TURNER bspoist and basso
BILLY BLAIR, tamborinist; J. ENGLISH, bssso primo;
JOHN HASsETT, vocal exiemporist NJ d. eDMONDS suio
vioinst WIN II. VINCENT, bures9ue dancer This amer.
Eappy Family Sc az nsa ISmanoe % cen,s cia
under ten, - cents.
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IA.
Doubt and suspense-Famiy reveAtons-A natural
republican Somebody sold"A declaration Of Intentions
American citizen title Of nobty-The Presidency-Ths
only thing out Of reachA curiosity ans
Observation-Disclosures aud pork and beans "A manaSnS
mother and Independent sonTreason
The true greaness of Amerca-Dumplings devoion-
Love In lindsey woossy-A cat nearly out Of the bagSoms
SCENE 2-Corridor in Fairlow Hau-TakinQ soundinRs-
Frank expression Of opinion.
ScEEI3=The Fete Champe,re-LAdy Mixnston's Park By
presentation and dry goods-A nice Ar-
The OF reading books Of Troope
ny kemble Marya Dickens &c &C. Tobacco, niggerheaA
and Rsppahannock-The only in America who
chewsix shooters and pocket ordnance-A dscovery-nd
ngs keeptngs and losngs seektngs-Geraid free-A-
most decaraon-Sentiment and salatorl comparsons-A
when 10 love-An angry father and rled female Yankee
dander-A daLce-Punch and duck for one-A break down
and pitch in'
ACT THIRD.
LIBRARY
The conference.-the lieht-Paience q virue-rha
coyery-The wlSuspense at end-A generous brother
and happy heir-Rsre indeed-A family meeting In
prospeciiveA would be enigranA Yanhee girls advice
truth than poetry-Where good cooks from
of all nations
sopg"Our Yankee Gals, ............Miss JuliA DAILY
family party,irizzly bears-The reading Of the will
uon-The refusal-Snuf and indignaton-A sneeze and Q
snorterA friend needA member OF the British aristo
cracy interchange of countries proposed
impairment document-Things checkered-Fve years
make dHerence-The tables turn-d-A blssed Barone-
Just so'A momen, Of suspense-An rieht-Pameias
looking upFanen Hall and Fourth Of Iadependence-Msk
ing things figbThe Barone growskind-A bargainA
raj splice1he deed of GtAnofher revelatioaAs
and as we are-kversbOfTy p h1InPgyir
By all the Characters
ENp OF
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A RI UNION CONCERT HALL,
"A 497 Broadway
Gentlemen wishing TO spend
PLEASANT EVENING
will find this fashionable and pleasant place OF af
lords every facility by variety aud combination Of talented
performers carefully selected from the artists
RIGA and Europe.
Miss ANNIE B0ARDWELL,
universally acknowledged be the first singer Of the day
pears every evening In variety Of SONGS duets and
from the operas.
MINSTRELS DANSEUSES,
COMIC, BALLAD AND SENTIMENTAL SINGERS, 3D.
W. Bosrdwell.. stage Manager
WADSWORTH 4 fox, Propnetora
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4sS SSStSssss e SeS
General Scott West Eleventh street. filth
i ns'Has commencing 0 O'Clock precisely this day. Feb
Sold mahogany ,,,s DINING ss BOOM silver m ,.
urn aaver 4c decansers china dinner set 40 pieces deco
pssue s1S and S
handled orkr dessert spoons
mar ci0'n '''A' ''A'ri p fsaei sas RsoSoxs
Lounges and Turkish easy chairs biocatel steel spring
whs. oTna@snisi shds 5sqae china dsarss
Piano STOOL cover and MUSE msn!s mirrors oil paintings 4o
Second stOyRosewood beasssd bureau marble
top, lined with sanwood washs.and, marble top. doors
6aafsts quilt sheets pillows Sose,s Brasssis MIR
sSrss sS %
Third story chamber
c,;pst rug ete tss soia AID chairs
contains walnut bedseads Sareans wssssands mattresses
single double feather beds blankets pillows sheets and
quilts carpets sofa bed care a snd Tooa Snars'
and basement furniture every description gas brackets;
n IA deposit viii be esac.ed from all purchasers Said
house let given Of March rent very
derate For particulars inquire Oh lne aoononeer
A wishing to dispose Of their household furniture Without
s Il ~ @ sas sSI p s any time
A =; n1EgcsEE, Arerlo1NEhanrRIDAY, FEB ls.
Soa Md e. the s, s,
louise with tea extsos any ~ IS sos M Rs're
ton baths &c Ia good order 10. 2sx7S feet
onGreenwch avenuelhe two story frame house and lot
Greenwich story brick house and LOT No.
n On @ q Gs ar 20 two brick houses
On cEsan % he and s sof
front hG sS sps o Se 4 I i sas ~ ss
yas sS Sss g r VIII e e 1 snnd with
On s0h ST. lot s soh 2D1 It W. 7th av, 2iGx989
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TvALLACK's THEATRE
w FOURTH NIGHT
NEW TABJ.EAU-vICTORY
THE VETERAN .4t
contnu be received applause houses
CROWDED TO TIE CEILING,
Il viii be repeated
EVERY. EVENING Until. FURrHER NOTICE
Mr., TIKI CUisONEb
In order TO give variety aud to add the scenic grandeur
the play,
NEW TABLEAU
been gec addition 10 tose which already excite
auch enthusiasm, viz r.
THE ASSAULT BY THE ZOUAvEs
THE REGIMENT ON THE NAROH.
NIX. LEcIEh AiAiiACh LEON
MIR. BR0UGHAM. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VIZIER
NIX MnEA1lriou .EU q M n
Mh .THE EMik
MkS HOEn.: .AMlNEH
Mlsb MARY OANkUNi.. BLANCHE
MHS. THE WIDOW
MS oLOAM az GULNAkE
+. Hodges, Mr. Young, Mr. Tree Mr. Bernard Mr. Jefries
MI O. Parsi0e Miss H. Henrsde. kss Tree, In original
parts
Performances terminate before IL O'Clock.
The doors VI open at Il performance at TX
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United States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt lie wiz
Psrrsh, will leave Saturday 10Th inst. al O'Clock p NJ
next afternoon and At City Point the following morning Pa.
line these Richmond win arrive there Monday morn
ing Travellers will find this the cheapest pleasantest and
expeditions route Passage and fare with room
Norfolk So Petersburg and Richmond So Apply To ID
Lam HEINEKEE, 81 broadway. -l.
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A 8risrs. TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS ARE RESPECT.
n ny Informed that the subscriber Ia nov selling The best
fn sh ciDvaes oil and saer cnnIs brushes pnses draw
nR papers &C. lower pcea han o'hr house IN the
1ltv. w.srHAus srfsiA Nocrmsn esl trnd~W
DUgUEE BUYERS ARE INVITED TO SEF FROM :
to3F NJ three gems ihioc size 81 lonert - be SOD 4
ebsrBAin The Phi tiore portrait us WIZ OulOn, ana
tlat Of Lalayeucc. by Morse. also ~. sale.
Is. W. PLUMB. diamond broker, Jls Broadway.
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A J. BIEECKER, SON e co WILL SELL, AT 10
IA. o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange saturday, Feb
rnnry 49,
On N W. Broadway and 10th streets 9 ine lots
On 5stb street. fine lois loo feet west from h
On 10th street fine lois between 10Th aud lth
On lith street. 10 fine lots between 10th and 18th
Terms liberal. Maps &c. No. 7 Broad street
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE-ESTABLISHEIN 1857
"A Carrying The United States mails Sailing positively
the day adyerfssd-1he noble clipper ship BREWSTER 900
tons register Clark commander now rapidly loading pier
10 river viii prompt despatch for Melbourne
She e the only Al shp now berth Australia and
splendid and commodious accommodations for passengers
please make early application For freight or pas
bills sale cash advances made Con-
tgnees In Ausralia. Messrs. Wilkinson Brothers Co.
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A M. MERWIN, AUCTIoNEER by BANGS, MERwIN
IL. Co., trade saleroous 10 Park rowFriiay
Ing Feb ID at O'clock large private library Of medical and
mscelsneous books comprising valuable medical
cal Including many that are choice ADD also
collection OF library COPIES Of standard works
jecs embracing variety of illustrated works pubioa
tons &c
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Supported by the strength of the company
Dress circle seats be week In advance with.
out extra charge 90 cents each ~
Doors open at Cyl to commence at TX precisely.
NOTICE
The Management would respectfully inform the public that
the FIRST ANNUAL BENEFIT
MR.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
will take place at tl<s theatre on
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb 49, 1889
which coca sion be will appear
AIS WOisLD RENOWNED CHARACTER
ASA TRFNCHARD
In the highly successful comedy Of
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN,
together with variety Of other entertainments
Box book
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pNP'fleu iDi linz ~ A.. ~ ,sso
CArrLE-1he narL tt,we'k opened bgoyanty oyls = -
The ioder. expected as Gtr addition CENT, II not dol
lei 20 f LoG y9sy i srS sy ed hive .od q. ssus
which would have JET them oSt and IN most c', reg
60 rs o Win l0l sars nearly half II which
STATE many them s,es who's own RI have BON
prsuy Htss-y ptI9uld for tn pes. iew says
e. sost every bdy 10 the tfa'c = aefs 10y ION 80,
,Ls s6e Of Illinois, our own STATE epdins nr yan. hmons
those from section there many sters, mostly pN
one In SOM ei.es cus II the seen shipments and very
nv good ones On az syefage oi al NJ ea'T h 80 =,
heTeis The usual supry 81 goo on~ Ihgie are NJ %
four god Groves and one extra Ihe'e a'' VIII s"sy"s
The Ns.Yortcrs were stsnd YESTERDAY, and JET, town d
tocrIl down the rysri 1T tls moog ffs ;. es-s'
The E'ern euyen wo are sre 70 rsg 9e'gs ', S's
onebinq tc Her years siyls better prospect io i.s
As eapro, change fsa. rom Ia weeks qlot,,,
a ben ire casc the fse hsd bsen known that 900 read
qa,,e superior 8 oeie, Fin. Qualify 5e5.ci ssaa do,
Far W,.fed nasr Bush hler tske II for Pslner Mos,
i. - B.s.o. A u-Lfse 20 cs' S,9aae,e';i ~,
/. edition 70 Ii. ~ received via railroad, must b. .i9ei
,sy e, 10 b., so vii r. e,i0ed f,rs wheh VIII e.ye zieo
sE.vY1Ik Tbe Csre were oi,tdsursd O.. tbs different
yards IS foyvs: More, e-1 lllItrfs Syo GsiD'' IT,
Au,rg the re noice: y. C. Dayldop, ~ Ohio 'Co-s
81 y -.ae : T.yhI lc c7nmoa Ohio steaf. ~sisnas
n
FIRE Ker-oly % go = he,1arolr tLeui poe pa, Ssss
voLs vtlh weighed 500 p O.. ioLsi Cald vel meCoiem
Co.. s. lls.sns al 81 q bele. vsislt' 10 Iers ot. ~
ftiera ,tt.usfe- a. Tl.ateeh ~ prime tin,1
,ach etns.,d weigh SIS %, York wssLi = - ~rr
drvss 4 ft rr-4 Refturtr ~ eech lot w-,hF 10 20
ech 70 en- ,vers:e &C. z 3, '.f' e''in;- y NY -
lrf, sat- ffrfr qrs'y A. . y ricb "es,"in. b;n-
,r al v,lr k.ufess 4 b-ad cr.tfsl 10 'rH fpfs,
,.f-i III 80 r, ise. C. BassT u medium sac st
so L,rr.l Wrisbt - fr Ohio ~ ~ y ~ %, N
I9Or. = Ouley II chaee state - 20 e h~H ~ylf
18th T. T.. ~ s T. Arsr. IS Ohio, ., ~ -aeh werst
100 n buyer. fs,!m.e; srl Gres'y, ~ lnn0' 20
- ff. ~ 90 . Warren WIFI, ID Stete, ~ Ss1 ~
- ,i5i f-5 = r. S.Gihh % Kentucky, a. Jlc. ~,
-, ~ > an: shroou I.msn ~ ONO syeraEing
~ >, s8nsr Lsd o ice Ohio fr which be re.s.d
q Is s-s {, li0 p live weifb'
% A Cnle had tie bs-' drove be ground De Assef
80 a. 20 'of tasia on-T,d &c. e Friday, b..
vlu'G rot TT fteu ~ The scslss.
ssrgD 40 L.aTsTte ceps are heavy bit ,hsys IL
;- fr them aId pfees have advanced 50u7oc. head
~ e sheep It n -3H ~ - and Lambs ~ 15fs2D
n 20 {; few extras selected fGom No. o, a.
tShesd. 49, -.
y ,scb T. Hosbury sold M ach.z4n a, 81 81 hsae David
Favf ~ She sD1 Lamb. los e2 -
Lu Simmons sod Jas sheep S3 57i Y bead T.. Reyn
t6s rad Lad ~ average Of 81 ~ foT Lambs and
. 60 lgT Sheep.
Hocs-Nons in n1sfk' and little inquiry fr them No sals
:r F1s eorn.fed would bring Jd6c % live weight
Ih owi0g tsbs shows tie receipts o Live Stock ia Inc
New N0I x Ceutrzl Railroad:
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TIE KIDNAPPING AND TIE OBERLIN
RESCUE CASES.

bitftelegrauhic dispatch in our last issue informed
us that the kidnappers, Jennings Lowe, DAVIS anu
Mitchell and the Oberln rescuers, who were COhhuea
i'm the Guy shOla COuny jail had Gil been discharges,
s having been entered in their respective cases by
the proper authorities. The closing part oil the pro-
cecdsgs IL the kidnspping cases must neeessariy oe
Given IN order Ii Il readers msy have tne compete
history Of the matter rs il known, the above named
k;dr.upers have been utder bail fOt several months
past to appear before the Common Pieas Oouit OF
orain County al its present session. 10 ahS"e! 10 the
charge # kidnapping preferred sgai1st them. they
have for some time past, as we learn from re Cfpe-
land Ie1dcr been devsiug ways and means 10 e'ale
this tla aud only few days ago procured nom Julge
NcIes An of the United States Supreme Court, VINO was
then IN Cleveland, wit Of habeas corpus MADE re-
turu0b,c to JUde Mclean or Jucge Wilson. hal To-
lowed is thus recorded BY The Leader OF wednesday
morning:
~ aIly on Saturday morning Jennings cslei on
Sleiin burr at Eyris, who just harnessins ms
horse 20 attend sale advertised IN distant part oI
the county and told him Marshal Johnson was II Town.
and CURED when LIE would be back. lie was told al
night. Jennings leil, aud Burr went on biz business.
johnson called at the Sheriff Office, ana found hun
! absent. He dispatched messenger for the Saer1n,
but the lolain Office sent back word that the Marshal
could come 20 hn ii his business Wa urgent Ga the
Sheriff return at evening, Jennings acoosted mn by
the roadside. Having other business TO transact, ate
uniting out his horse, the Sheriff vent about II, ani
! johnson add Jennings hal 70 fJrego the pleasure o.
! an interview Until Sunday morning. Then the tGred
Nio,ss Narslal inquired Of the Sheriff If he received
Irsoners Oh Sunday. The reply was he d1 on proper
t.rers Johf son wished T. surrender The kitnappeIs
la admitted lie had no urcCI 10 do 80 irc III tne Lofn
Court. HE SheufY OF coarse declDed to receive aem
III and his worthy associates left the jail, and
f., possession Of the sUerffs Office IN The CSli
/ House. Sheriff Bur folosed, snd' p'tteiy nohtihg
orcn ,"y business ON Sunday, turned them out aud
turned the key The Whole party had leisure ioT de-
| yotions tn Monday. .,.,..l
"Ou Monday morning the kidnsppeT', tIeI ga. ant
Government counsel and officials, were on han1 briSu
and esry to get the indicted into jail or the custody OF
tbs Iorss Sbe,iG by some sort Of sharp practee.
Fooled in this for the Sheriff knew his duty 700 WEI 20
receive them without an order oil 00nI,, 'e oan.e
- snraged United States Attorney Belden directed
The Marshal 10 serve the writ Of habess corpus Issued
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by Jurce Mol. an % Sheriff Bur-. Tbs ga dar-,
Corr Hou,e IN this CITY AM made return Of the wi.
that the perJT- named therein in he cu-toiy,
which ie'pID accepted, ard the Sheriff returned %
open Court IN Loran and cal tEe kiLspp.Ts - rial
t,-dsy"
TIE final end Of the criminal prosecutions growing
ont # the Wei ngt,n Res affair has IT l-ugth tran
spired, tnd j. already kboED The Federal G I'VE n
neUt which AZ irI brouctt all the i-rdsn pressure
Of TIE odilUs Fugitive Slave Law 10 bear upon those
quie' humare ri izeIs IF Obern Ebom u had marked
iur IL victims dc,ts from Is internal work, ap-
paled e. their courageous bearing, rhicn s Lspifed
by a cous ciousLess Of having peri rmei a supple
Christian duty, and strengthened by The unnsiskable
arprova ih.ir es;s have received from The free and
onig hieDcj people OF Ohio. what greater Tiumph
could Freedom ak The very hand which mas been
meIacDgy rsseG 20 crush her out hs' been employed
70 place tne lauIels Of victory upon her brow.
lSard1ssy I'm u., ,, - e,i..er.
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ANTIOCH COLLEGE c0lpUENcEMENT.

Couespoudenoe Of Tie n Y. Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, July 3, 1872.
The Third Annual Commencement of Antioch Col
lege, at Yellow Springs, Ohio, took place on Wednes
day, the Goth OF June.
This COLLEGE is situated in Greene County, nine
miles from Springfield, on the route from Sandusky 10
CiIciuDat Il is on the head waters OF the Lldle
Miami River aud in the midst OF one OF the hnest
Agricultural districts OF the State. The Yellow
Sprnes from which the place takes lis name are re-
sorted 10 by quite number Of people during Inc
Summer months who desire 10 be Deneujed Oy tIe
medicinal properties OF the waters aud 10 ENJOY 'e
beautiful and romantic scenery OF the nelgLOolhOo1
Tie weather during TIE Commencement exercises was
very pleasant, and not unc0miOrtaby warn Ihe
spacious College Chapel which ls capable OF seauI5
twelve or fifteen hundred persons, was hi-d 10 over
flowing by al apprCcatlVe audience, aud among rue
ptrsons Of distinction from abroad, We noticed the
Rev. Dr.. Lincoln. the Hon. Mr. fealIhs tut Sc Feai
other gentlemen from stoni TIE Kew Dr. oSIo"s
Ion Ntw-NCrk City; GOV. Bushanl OF '!lCh'S"",
Geo Partridge ESQ.,. Of s.. LOUIS a. Carter esq OF
Chicago and many others, warm friends OF the inst-
tuton oil Of whom expressed their highest Erdtiit@
ton IN tneSinC the nigh attaluinents ana to'"uSu
tcholarship exhibited III the eXerclses-and Ia the
Prospect OF relief from peCumafy diulc 9hltS "hich
have heretofore been 80 auuOyug aud hluIIdAce ID
complete success.
Tie Address before the Literary Societies vas delv
cred on Tuesday afternoon by the Rev. Mr. Mayo oi
Albany ana DISCUSSED tho ptcu'G type OF cidlat.cI
the Western STATES, the advantages which theA GU
Iers enjoyed or might enjoy as Wei as the dangers 20
which they were exposed, and VAS production
theBgh,iuly ana carefully prepared, ana "as h'bnS
appreciated by tho audience, az wei l'r the s"uAd
Ilhcpcs Which II contained or the eli Ioent III 81
Der m which II was delivered.
Tie tAeroes Of the graduating class CONSISTING Oh
fourteen Young men and fUug young women, ave 80
isisctorv yid,rcc of severe application ana -a td',
ture. and he several essays whl'h were delivered
e,ipccd octtl Of thought aud maturity cI JuiEm1hl,
s1d were witha. imbued with such high moral tone
a. 70 give promise ot future usefulness and d!slnc'n
lis perhaps sufficient 90 say ot the Blcca.aaTcate
address ;at IL was oue Of Horace Manus noOest ell.
foIs fepete 10 lessons Of the ies Wis tou uttcro1
In his most attractive style. A an educator ne cer-
teIly rauks the highest, and is fortunate Tor ONO
aud ihe West that institution Of such enlarged ara
liberal We've. with teachers so thoroughly devoted,
and with prospects Of still greater usefulness, Is located
il Their midst.
in all that portion OF Ohio; there were NO Indications
injury nom irost the straw Of the wheat was yelo"
aid bright, and the berry plump. Toe op'nioo va
often expressed bs intelligent men that there "ood b,
more thsn an average crop throughout the STATE. b.
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f.Ier =, tie Beet qua ~ .eAfcc, All wanted q, q
/ q cent, according To- maturity.
/ T. bu,incss Il the C'ea irg-Ilouse today was
/ 81 r9G7.
The stes siyicss from London in relation 10
postal -.yicc from Gfea, B'iiaiD % ils-rs.'i, VIA
Psnsns, have DO room 70 d. ubt - mmetia'e
srcceis. IL e considered as settled hat the Royal
Nal Slip Company viii -ecure the subsidy, IS they
have ae~ ,.rder sid be esrly upon 'he route.
TIE bu-ine-s Of the Panama Rost / now very large
-pctsty fty per cent grc.t-r than al tins time lat
y'af-and tie ilv rates si passage ruling between
N'w-i0rk snd California must largely iocrease the
taiic At BE present r-is OF Storage passage SlO
t.s line beisctn Asyinsal AMI New-Yors rec ives
3 IS = head for an eight days voyage.
The Aspinwal steamer has arrived, Sad briggs
nearly 81 $4,000 IN gold TO enrich the vaults OF our
hank tn por9riy.
Tie Milwaukee sni Mississippi Road has al
dressed a circular % the holders of the First Mort
gage Eigh; y cen, Sinking Fund Bonds asking their
crscn, 10 posiporemeut Of the payment Of the
Sinking Fund uB.il after 1901. Several large bolders
have already sssen'cd. TIE earnings Of the road are
barely sufficient 10 pay expenses and mortgage inter-
e.,. The Lolcers of IDcome Bonds have exchanged
$22J,tCO for Tbbd Mortgage Bonds, with two years
coupons cut If.
"Old settle rs will remember the clain Of McAliister
ard Sebbins AZ lnst the State amounting 70 nearly, If
rot fully mil0n # dollars. This clJim has been a
snt attendant az the Legislature for many yeas.
We learn that the Auditor has, without authority
~ law issued 20 assgnees Of the original claimants
State bonds 10 amOnnt exceediog two hundred
thousand dollars ard issued them internal improve
neri bonds. The Stare owed the claimants certaia
interest bonds-botds ssuej to cover 10 cents the
dollar of the claim the Safe officers, however, have
taken up IA, sc interest bonds and issued new bonds
covering 100 cents the dollar The loss 10 the State
is the difference between IL and 100 cents on each dol
lar OF tie bonds and the new issue exceeds two
hundred Thousand dollars, the addition 10 the debt of
the State will n; fall short of $50 Geo. II is pre-
tetdd that this issue of bonds ia the work of the trans
fer scent at New-Iork. But We know thai the state
Auoitor has ratified and confirmed the whole tIsnsac-
ton and that Bis books will show the fact
The following are tie Currency, Land Warrant ana
Specie quotations Cor the week, corrected for rs from
the rates current at the banking Office of Messrs.
Thompson Brothers;