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Irish Secretaries.

=
- SSVal.e4a said called these persons "nursling
MinistsTs,n who were i,,. I'm tTefaut for
the purpose Of ascertaining their strengtni
and who, when they proved vigorous, were
tFaRsplanted- to-a-more -congenial climate.
0'COnneh called them by the more honely
but expressive name of " shave-beggars."
And here Mr.. Quinn seems to be Sat sea"
though he is in the heart of a mighty con-
tinent, as to Dams meaning. The great
tribune elucidated '. w. one night at dinner
for the benefit Of Sc. Budgets Orphan So
cissy s. Mrs. Mahoney's, in Patrick street.
He said there was a miserable had hand"
OF barber living in Thomas street, who
was asked one day for a shave for " Gods
saken by o dilapidated mendicant. The
barber grumblingly complied, for he feared
maledictien. He took the worst razor in
his establishment, and went to work on his
subject, rs the doctors term it,, Tears, not
of gratitude, filed the eyes of the recipient,
as the i'll tempered Sangrado piled his
notched Instrument over the stubborn stub
bic of his protege; but the performance
was mot concluded, when q tremendous
hurly -burly arose in the ''bacIl fooms,n the
Eeiytd or hvingo recesses of the worthy
barber, who had heard, above all the din,
the howlings of fayorite dog, which his
spouse was thrashing for some domestic
misdeed. Leaving his "Practicep upon the
ttshooler,n the barber rushed to the inner
door, dashed it open, and demanded "What
the - they we're doing with that dog Z"
The released sufferer got up, shook himself,
rubbed his excoriated face, and remarked,
without waiting for q towel, Oh, sup
pose there's some other blackguard shaving
him, too, for Gods sake !" And SC O'Con-
nell denominated our Chief Secretaries.
There is another affair mentioned by Mr..
Quinn, in which the humble " Leaves" are
more tlIickly strewn than they deserve. /
heard o'Connel, 0'Neil, Dannt and Barrett
laugh grandly over the hit 0'Connell made
against Col. Sibthorp, tho member for Lin
colin, Col. Werner, the member for Armagh,
and Col. Percival, member for Sligo, latter
wards, as o'Conne1 called him, "door--
keeper TO the House OF Lords" for to such
position was afterwards reduced the son
of former Premier of England, who Bel
bingham shot in 1907 Still, Perceval was
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f-a pestiaent politician and q C0nneif never
persisted in wmr against worthy man ne
had too few of the calibre to deal with;
lCols Sibthorp, the member for Lincoln, was
as hairy as Muntz.' the member for Bir-
mingbam; but in the birsuteness alone was
There any analogy. MuDtz carried a walk
ing stick somewhat less thick land little
more flexible than the affer-shaft Of an old =
fashioned Irish farm cart, and Sibthorp used
a cudgel when speaking that gave him .
clear stage, even if he had no favor, for he
was, IL possible, as great fool as Newde-
gate or Whalley. The Parliament is the
only theatre which retains jack -puddings
beyond the season of pantomimc. S1b-
thorp, as / have observed, had a long, fow-.
red faced little fellow, and woe-begone
Pereeval, were shaven as close DIS the palm
of yonr hand. The three colonies had
pitched into Dan, and / suppose there never
was q finer instance of bold and ready wit
You can see the following lines of Dryden
in eulogy of Milton on . church door in
Waiting street, behind the postoffice. l
often did, and, whenever passing read
them again. O'Connell said, somehow or
gallant gentlemen" brought to his mind the
lines of Dryden upon Milton:
"Three poets in three distant ages born.
Greece, Italy and England did adorn.
TO make third she Joined the former two"
/ With the permission of the House, he
would slightly alter these noble lines, and
dedicate them. to the three last sPeakers:
Lincoln Armagh and Sligo did aaorni
The first in Inatohless impudence surpassed,
me h frc IN aoua po further sc
To beard the first she shaved the othertwo.'
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aOu.s.E,lks1EEsnsal s. DIP y A AM aa

Ioast-Hosv to Makc A.-Did the reader
ever ask for toast at hotel, if SO, he
probably was served with piece of fresh
bread, Burned before the fire, the charcoal
name of toast. Now there lis little
science involved in making toast 1t should
always Is made of stale bread; the heat
drives off whatever acids may have formed
in the loaf, but more than that, the starch
of the -four Is MORT sOf less converted by
dextineses By nicely t0astihg a slice OF bread
we Ee.-the digestive organs y CERTAIN
amount of labor; hence toast Is usually
acceptable TO iAyRlidaands those ofimpaired
digestion. SO much for the philosophy of
the thing; now for the practice. Make the
an iEai -. 4 i,5nT
si,ot the thin, sliiee ferately thin,
and place On the S0aStihg fork, or IN some
az tlsA .Hitn .tr atefH,I and hold it near the
fire until it b v 81 warmed through. Then
here comes Tie kub--bring it near the
aro Rhars b win quickly become of light
browns n< rather. Of deep golden yellow,
turn aud es PSss slss tss same sb sIS
-busterz ~ aenderate quantity while hot.
Toast shoUld not be piled Rpon y Rlate. s:,s
in fhdS;c36e che crispneSSs N lost. If there
is nGatOAstaacIr, lay the slices lapping over
one another, shinGla fashion, 50 that the
moisture of the lower alices may escape,
andenotohe absorbed by the others. 2
F8Oaf Ps.safg. -Four spoonfuls of -four,
six eggs, Two pfnts Of milk; line q basin
with butteFed paper, and boil an hour.
Bin. one pound OF Hour, quarter
pound sugar, quarter pound OF butter,
quarteE pound on c1TEantsI @ teaspoontul
Of cream Of tartar, six eggs; the salts to-be
dissolved ina little cold IRilks and putin
last; drop on tins and bake.
BGtEI Rsinss.--ffaH pound of flour, six
ounces of butter, two eggs, and little
white aiigaf and yeast; mix, and bake in
small tinGs rub over with white OF an egg.
Sponge Padding. Cream together q
ounces of powdered white sugar, then add
four eggs and two tablespoohfuls of -four;
beat il slowly. Fill six small cups, and
bake them twenty minutes,
Brsaz7:tst DisA. Two kidneys, one
tabIesp0onful Of -FOUR pepper and salt,
half a teaspoonfnl of each, one tablespoons
ful Of walnut ketchhp or walnut pickle
mice. two tablesp0onfnls of gravy, one
round Of bnttefed toast, half glass of
claret Skin and cut the kidneys into fine
thin slices, and shake the -four well over
them; place AL tho other ingredients, ex-
cept the toast, ia q saucepan, and let it
boil gently for i've minutes Place 1t %
the side Of the Gre tin IL ceases boiling add
the kidneys. and LET il stew gently for ten
minutes, hnt be sureit does not boil. Have
the toast ready in a hot dish, pour ii on the
tpast, and serve immediately.
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a.s.1a1,,r, !. - ;sSsy.f,s n, f,is recent lee
4,,re hefore the merican Institute on The
M;cyoscope and its Revelations,n President
Barnard, o. Columbia College, said s NC
$3.50 y, sshes1 No sDlant can assimiiate
..a.,;,. 1850 Ale fIesh 81 aniu,als or
az sns.ssance 81 other plants. Tho organ
- =, .tser If soila or Of the Fertilizers APP
rI;e,l FL t3,cm. affords no subsistence 20 the
rrrawring cron tiIl hy} accommodation IL
ssessss 70 Ia orranie. This distinction is
a. decided among the minutest ana sim
piest OF the aorn OF Irving sainesy - amonS
the mosf consPlcno9s ana gonpieA. All
true microscopic ani =. nAe o0se1 a. AM.
mails, may De see. ~ ingese ana nagese
Inei. AooN a.'s- s.aS ss1ss. asMay
OF othef ani1ala, A.S ttc l 1sr
Prey, OF tno ioWess oIuSss u scgesap.o s .Io
Wnifo VeSSsaoies .Ls~ enoaI suYp1ls LOU ri1
WaseT, 49, ~. 49,, ~ ~
oxygen unaeL sne l ~ Us ~ tns Mgn1 "a
9Ay. Anosc A1inrls, slol SlvAo, S:noS - 2
IN wasofe Hoiacgsiy ~ "asSA :
Wnfen Golsasn ply mIaetaa -. puI..i0s' sn s
AnoMaeogc = Ie.s lac. 1aay ~ ssaso - ~
nsHe Lno m'nos g. saose y noln s1s 49, =,
st4seen's ~ 49, s,.S1s nas n, ~. ~. =,
Dellax9 ahns AZ Ma.e ~. ~ asea A ~ -,
Wi ~ ~ - Z
Masgn - W. Il s S.tso4aJ 80 ~
NV ~ avatahIs =,
4s.s sE...s., 10 II 4ha Ts.ar sonstaptiy
kent Inp nnsier the direction Of our Board Of
HEATH. braces of life arc occasionally de-
teeeed-s- hut, perhaps; it is well enough to
observe here. that should any course Of
water be- anywhere found to be absolutely
and al ali times free from every Indication
off The orssence IN it Of microscopic life,
the presumpsion would be rather uffayora-
bic to Its whoIesomeness than the contrary
since water which will not sustain anil
1nacular life is hardly &c for man, and wa
ter which will do so will never be wholly
and permanently without it.n
~ .a -
1fuUtcs- and Mushr0oms,--Eew persons
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DHENIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CoMPA
NY OF HARTFORD CONNECTICUT.
EDISON FESSENDEN, President ~ -sttt5 -


The Phoenix Mutual Lite INSURANCE eSS Srs in
An the advantages of All Cash and half Note
Cd If party Issues to- day for 5000 and pays oneha
note ION any tablet should he die
." e ~
Sn SGs sar a aSse sy % end
Sish fHs a sss as r. Cash the
an !, The insured permitted to travel s reside
Sn q If and s
py ANY nc y s ss m
oti Dividends "a the PHOENIX have been and now are
the annual ns afs5ia L e TIC sv &c tables
7th II always pays it's losses promptly and never con-
sth All it's policies are non forsaitg thereby no pos
'iS S oaHsey G LIE P ss after three
Do Tas q thf Ra
@ @ dss sas paid e s AND
has e. safely secured for like purposes yssg
M 6ys Sss1 mi; By s as1Ss
the general era fund SelSngng e the asPFs s
Eth Il viii not insure IN unsouh liFe heed ,+a
~ sa4 i b R SUI io ssfi1ss fssn'
oRce-1I2 Canal. corner St Charles street y
p, HTNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY .s7H
- bsau,aar5 ~E- -2Glg 5aidT 70 3''H'
ssn W Hi 1 yaT,s9UbJW 40 ba1.
HARTFORD CONN ct Gs.e
,- al str, ids l-srut.,T ~ Tsd sssba'
~ SUMMARY OF BUSINESS FOR 1867
= Total 6ssgts,
Annual Income,
Policies issued In 1867 and 20 q, $50
Amount insured in 1867 and lees-..--. 100000
surplas for Dtvidsnds. .........!-..-.. s,SOO,Ooe
LOSSES paid in 1868. -. Il ..---:-.--.. eS4,osa
"a s1sS Assets for each 800 rasilitss, ...,s
ua-l4 j. geua4sis'A
CASH Policies ~ ,-l.t.e..
-. I'd. ..Is .ausss - SGf113'''~1 e'f.''lcf
This old, reliable and Most Successful Company Affords
UNUSUAL ADVANTAGES IN LIFE INSURANCE.
WIN, E, FITZGERALD
a< y General a gent for Louisiana.
mhaI I'M aCarondclet street, New Orleans.
JAMES REYNOLDS f5faE aEu eIlef ~ .-3sa'-
Nos 100 AND 1862 asoYDRAs STREET, '
Near St Charles New Orleans ,s.g 800. I.it
70. =. MANUFACTURERS or aas .sH
MARBLE MANTELs, MONUMENTS, ToMBS' AND
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Lamps for the Rich and the Poor, at Prices that
Defy Competition!

Together W Cross & DeAfahy's s.
PATENT PORTABLE GAS LAMPS
new thing just ont in which guarantee satsfaetion
Constantly on hand, n large assortment of LAMPS,
IANTEi,SS CHIAfNEYS.- LAMP TRIMMINGS, etc,
of every description quantities suit purchasers and
a astonishngy low prices .
chimney burner and NONEXPLOSIVE SEPTOLINE
OII-a new feature in household economy, combining
cheapness safety and briaDcy of light.
Country merchants and others would do well to examine
ours beEo purchasing elsewhere, -
Salesroom of the Septone Oil Company, No. Is
j. p. CROSS, Patentec. '
L. NJ HOOPER, ... ID
mh14 I'm General Agent
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SEWING MACHINEs--PIANos.

mer, Teller and Braider All different first-class
Sewing Machnss for sale sloats celebrated Elliptic
from which all others take their origin. All kinds
of Machines repaired. Needles, Silk, Thread and Oil
for all kinds OF Machines. Machines be sent by Ex
press with the bill to be collected delivery OF Ma
chine. All Machines warranted at the Great Southern
Sewing Machine and Variety Store. cd .
NJ. S. HEDRICK; 81 and lIs Canal st., VI
AgenIa wanted. iIdes Gm] New Orleans.
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Baron Anderson, on being asked to give
his opinion as the proper length of ser
mon, replied, Twenty minutes-with
leaning to the side of mercy"
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which payment constitutes him or her life member

g. A Life Insurance Policy is issued for a sum anna
to one dollar for each enrolled member appearing on u.
books Of the Association at the nemtr
But in no event shall the amount paid said policy e
upon each policy holder for dollar and twenty-five
cents payable at the office of the Association within
thirty days after notification thereof by publication in
daily newspaper published in the city of New Or
leans, in English and in French five consecu.
tive days Should the applicant reside Of New Of.
to his or her nearest Postoffce a' 5'lTt73-7, =.
4. Should the number of members exeSsd FIVE thou
sand the of 81 25 Will reduced in propor
ton to the number ofmembers exceeding five thousand
Should member fail to pay the in the
time specified, he forfeits all previous payments on
credits. ~ =.
g. All denominations from whatever source such no
forfetures interest ETC.. shall be credited upon the
books of the Association 10 tho members pro to DO
withdrawn in lieu of assessments. =
Medical Examiner in attendance at the Office of the
Association daily, from A. n. Whenever re-
quesed the Physician viii be sent to the residence an
applicant. ..s de ly
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w. G. Nichols, Medical Examiner.
: ALEXANDER HART, I. ~
n. G. FoLaER, Agent.


The plan proposed by the NEUTRAL Ala and Henevo,en
Lille Insurance Association is as follows:
1. Each person. upon enrolling himself or hersef "A
member shall pay into the Treasury o membership
fee, If between the ages of no.. 7s-fs
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Special Notices.
Exuberanf Health

Il tlesIing vouchsafsd to few. Even those Who have
bean favored by nature with strong constitutions and
vigorous frames apt to neglect the precautions nee
essary preserve thsse prscioss endowment Indeed,
- / rule, the healthy and robust . is the
more liberties Is inclined to tsks With his phy'
ique It IL some consolation the naturally weak and
feeble that they be invigoraed and built
up by = proper use Of tbs means which science has
placed 1t their posa to have much better chance
Of long life and exemptions em disease and pain, than
the most athletic Of the,r fsllews who foolish enough
to suppose thsssiyes and Get accordingly
II il mot TOO Dseh ~ ss moro sAaa half the peo
RE u the civlnsed world sss4 sossssaaS Dsc, to
e.abls Then = mppsss ~ stran upn tAair bodies
and mluds, vhA6A - - H n tah fastlsn &c oeca-
sons In aet pxre, ,cAsleov~ ssereia1 io,e b the
snd dsslderatum Of the bnsy milsens and Ny have
he article in HosrErT4R's eTonAOH BTtTkRs It
10 srAnnsAL nsoIorsE. e. II imrarts DsvnAt emit
to systems and invigorates dsleste
ntons It. reputation and its raes have steadily
Inc rs sed. Competitive parations hare been intro
duced ad litun aad, far tho public 10 concerned
od nausesss In the hope Of rtssng II; but they have
all either In the aaempt o. been ess ~ m the
rssr It has been the nHt1cAL SUCCESS o. TIE
psssrHf csRruay, and It quite certain that NO pro-
pYietary medicine In this country a. widely hnsw q,
| OF a. generally used.
Ton lgataing presses running incesssnty (suDdays
d. whole year through, barely supply tbs
demand for the illustrated Almanac 10 whith the nature
and OF the peepa set FORTH The circulation
now being over Ave millions year Jan 12dAs-lv
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A PETITION is being circulated asainst the
action Of the City Council in ordering the 70.
moval Of the lumber yards outside the city
limits. We ars very decidedly in favor Of
that petition. Quist is good thing for .
town doubtless. Pompeii and old Tbebes
have had it for long time: So can Keokui
amer It's dead. But until i. is defunct Keo-
kuk had best get al the bushes. and he.n
Ill ths busipess it can. 1t is 10 =. 80.
bosiness Ne want; not to drive out wh.,
bssipaps 1e have. Don't let's 70 10 put.
tink a metropolitan airs that " cant Afford
ulnAMno = 1usdisd thossaad people, more
or lssYse Asses, I'D need bsildiss room.
shen i, sill - Tine 70 make thsluubsr yards
gst up sA11ss oussids he town. Az long a.
~ hsshs n5eh Pass non = " have, 70
think shoss gsdp Ioass wsli - let alone. II
~ b matter Of tasts, bat Ne prefer Inn.
AHygdssto sacsacy asd dog fsnnel,
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PLAxrArios BlrrERs. combine rare medic
inal virtues with delicious aroma, and :
flavor grateful to the palate. It is parely
vegetable, and in its composition all the re-
quisitss Of science have been complied with.
i 10 suitable for al sges and sexes. 1t is
esnsls, stimulating and soothing. All dys.
pept'c disorders are cured BY it, and it re-.
pairs and restores natures wasted powers.
IAneioa 6tssrs sae increasing daily in ia
Or - Qlelases. II relieves suffering,
srsnasfs liiea luxury, brightens the past, and
throws hopeful light on the future.
MAGso1lA WArHR.--Su psrior to the i'm.
ported 6ermsn Cologne, and sold At half the
ps5ca decd 1w Wit
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Tas brick building on Main street between
Third and Fourth, formerly occupied By the
Wholesale grocery firm Of R. r. Bowers L
] Co. viii be ibr rent after March LIST; An ad-
| vsstsssaent Of which will be found on the
first page. Mr..I. 4. Bruce 10 the agent.
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VIZ can assure our readers that "Bsrrete
Vesetable hair Restorative" is really val
liable preparation, ssd thst trial is oil thss
is sesded to sossincs any one Of ito excel
lency. HAs6Hrg Chriaidn Adrocdfe.
12.d6w
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WHAT Is DYsPRPsA2 says !:
at il . state Of the stomach in which ito
functions are disturbed" Are your digest
i've organs impaired :? Seek immediate re.
lief in Aasntxts HsaD ArrKRs, which will
ea1icAn Dvopepsia. cod Nv
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On Monday evening officer Knight succeed
ed in re.arrssting Frank Hubbell alias
Kssnan, who in company with Green es-
capped from Hardscrabbls on Saturday last
At the time Of his arrest Hubbell waa boast.
ing Of his success in escaping the eye Of the
police,
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AT : meeting sf the stockh oldera Of the
State Natiosal Bank yesterday afternoon, the
members Of the old Board Of Directors, con-
aisl;se Of A. Hosnsr, George B. Smythe,
James r. Cor, A. B. Chittenden and &. Fl.
Harrison, were re-elected.
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We Are indebted to our friend A. ". Ha.-
Ian, ESQ.,, Of near Croton, for valuable cons
tribution to our prospective sketches Of LED
county. Mr.. Harlan came to this county iD
1884. His recollections Of the early settle
ment and early settlers ars fall and accurate.
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OuR friend Sam Rankin went skating on
the Golfer dam yesterday afternoon. Now
the ice vs. too thin for Sam, or else be Wa
too thick for the ice. Be that - it may,
however, it gave way and Sam got vet oil
Ger; simply this and nothing more.
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OrYIcr ron RENT.-Ths corner room in
the Carr err building, formerly occupied
q N Office, ID for rent. Il is commodions
and will make iine business Office.
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BasenSl>r'sHa,r Dye.

Thissplendld HAIR Dye is the best in the world the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable insanta
neous; disappcn tmsnt: rdtepeus 1es; remedies
he Ill effects Of bad dyes; invgoratss and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, black bro~n Sold BY Ill
Druggists aad Psrfnn ~ snd Isop~h tpplisd 4 latch
iorss Wig Factory, No 1e Bond street, New York.
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Jso. ". 6sow, Rsq., il editor Of The De-
MONIES Ssssesmas-as complete misnouss,
that &etes~ss, u asy nswspapsr name ~
know.
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Oa1sage ksvs 1sssR Marnes.
~ fsisgrsoA.i CnloAso. Jan. n.
Cattle vrsy assivs losaa and shippi.x dsnands
ce d 7s sales d 39 ~ range sos! 50 for butchers
ssoeA y satrs shspplnx bsssss-
Hcgs- o1ist bet Arn~: receipts 1850. saIts SEQ.
fair neeiu- shipping soAle good choice pack
ing 10 10 Dless
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GLAp to have call yesterday from our
friend hon. Sam. Caldwell, Of Eddyyille.
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AMERICAN HOUSE
tHRnafnm. Mass

me Layg>n Frst- Class House in N.,o Eniand
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES and
SINGLE APARTMENTS. with Bathing and Water
Conveniepces connecting; Billiard Halls, Telegraph Of
ace, and Cafe.
juA14 LEWIS ROE SON Propr's,
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KsoKuK SKATING PARK.-Circumstance
osss which the proprietors had no control
prevented the ice 1t the Park last evening
lien being in y GOOD condition - vss dc.
aired. A mild Wind which blew from the
6eatA I'll The AFTERNOON had tendency to
soltan il. The Park will be opsn again u
soon ~ good sheet Of ice can BE- had, due
notics Of which will be given.
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~. LeAss aaTEss.
~ 1sleErAph.| u. LesIs. IAN II.
Flour-very quiet supes % 50 %; extra 20 7saT y
Whtat-Ixreneiy dali ard uneh Angsd prices. prime
70 choice fall 81 500 s.; fancy spring u 20.
Corp--ruM 1t e7a7o, til. latter for choice.
OAts-6b15s.
Rarisy-Ilinois spring 81 s0t85.
Rye Hesvy at n 2aa5
Pcrk-ftesdy and firm at $50 so
Bulk Shoulder lss; clear RIB 1874; lsX for
clear sirss.
Baeon-steady and unchanged.
Lard Prime Kettle sold at 10 In small lots; round
lots mostly held out OF market.
whisky Dull 1t o..
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ON Monday tho mercury stood At l2o be-
low zero ct Des Moines.
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Arrivals and Departuresof the Nails
CITY NEWS.
J. NJ. Dlxos is in Des Moines.

yAnxEY's National Dramatic Troupe is at
Ottumwa.
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RECORDERS CouRr.-At an early honr yes
tsrday morning, - IN engine on the Valley
Road was conveying workmen to the car
shops, short distance below the city, Jo-
seph NJ. Britson, who, unobserved, stood
near the track, was the recipient Of an un>
healthy dose Of hot water, which he didn't
relish to any great extent. The FIRST thought
that naturally suggested itself to his mind
was that he had been the victim Of malicious
mischief, and the first natural prompting
was to rstaIiate. He threw stone at the
occupants of the engine, which passed
through the window and struck Daniel Ma
hony on the breast, infiicting pretty severe
wound. Britton was arraigned before the
Recorder yesterday, upon the charge of as
sault, and fined $50 90 and costs.
Minor Thompson was fined S. % and
costs for the larceny Of wood saw.
For selling beer and vino without license,
Jane AcCasty va fined $40 90 and costs.
Frank Nickaway completed the list Of Of.
tenders. He was fined So 90 and costs, fol-
| Drunkenness.