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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-14
Democratic Platform of Elko County.

The following Is the platform Of principles adopted
by the Democracy Of Elko. in convention assembled
We, the Democracy of Elko county, in convention
assembled. with mistaken faith In the justice and u
innate triumph Of the principles which we have so
long maintained renewing our pledges OF devotion
thereto do now resolve:
First-That will continue to oppose the efforts of
the Radical party to centraliZe ali power in Congress
and to subyert the Federal Republican system Of Gov
eminent 10 the utmost OF our power; aud that will
not relax our endelvors To restore the Government to
its original basis in all it, entiAl relations until
restoration is completely effected.
Second-ThAt the system of national taxation under
the existing tariff and revenue laws. throwing a. II
does the burden upon the working classes upon the
Industry rather than the WEALTH OF the country Is
just and oppressive, and calculated to aid the subec
uon OF the masses to AristOCracy of wealth and
privilege whose cause is our cause demand a com.
piete reformation thereof. upon the basis Of justice
Third-ThAt u return OF the principle Of honesty and
economy In the administration Of public affairs is the
only sure and proper remedy for the present and
prospective huaucial ills OF the nation.
Fourth-That monop ly in every form Is unjust
preJudcia TO the general welfare, and be tolera
ted and maintained only in direct violation OF the
spirit OF our Democratic institutions and that we
witness with alarm the tendency to consolidate aud
CO traZe capital in gigantic corporations in this State
and the United States. ..
Fifh-That the right Of suffrage is sacred to the
free white citizens the United States and that anv
obstruction condition In the way of the exercise Of
that right is Violation OF the spirit OF laws and
The intention OF the trainers of the Federal Constu
repeal of the law providing for the payment poll
tax as aPrerequisite to the right of voting.
siAui-Ihat the presence OF the chinese, or other
Monaghan races, in our midst, is demorszing to so.
ciety; that Mongre labor Is Antagonisc TO the pros.
perty and happiness of the white race. and that as
Democrats, we pledge our united opposition to the
introduction OF Chinese into the United States
they come as coolies under contract. Of their own
individual will; that we opposed to permitting
Cinnamon to work our mines 10 purchase and own
real estte. to acquire title quartz or placer
mines, and that will endeAvor secure the abro-
CATION OF the treaty known and called the Burlingao
Treaty" on the broad ground that such treaties and
such people are financially socially and morally
destructive TO the best interests of the white aboring
element on this coast Further. do not assume to
dictate to the people Of other States the question
and simply ask 10 exercise undoubted rights under
the Constitution.
pledge their earnest and united efforts TO insure the
election Of the candidates nominated.
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THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
WEDNESDAY,. sEPrEHBER "a. 1870.


VIcroE Huoo TO THE woNEs.-vietorH Hugo,
at his island home. is in condition to
look somewhat dispassionately on the nation
al strife that now engages in deathly conflict
the two leading States Of Europe. and de-
clares TO the ladies of Guernsey that il is a
war neither for liberty nor duty, but simply
one to crafty the pleasure Of two Princes.
BE says:
"Ladies-Again some men have condemned
. part Of the human race to death, and des-
pe1ate war has commenced. This is neither
q war of liberty nor Of duty, but a war of ca
price. Two people are about to destroy each
other for the pleasure Of two princes. While
thinkers are perfecting civilization, kings are
perfecting war. This will be frghtful one.
Some chefs de auure are announeed-s gun
that will kill twelve men, cannon that will
kill one thousand. II is no longer the pure
and free waters Of the great Alps that is to
how in torrents into the Rhine, but human
blood. Mothers, sisters, daughters, wives,
shall weep. You IRE all about to go in mourn
ing; some because of your own troubles; the
rest because Of the misfortunes Of others
"Ladies-What carnage! What a conflict
must follow the meeting of these unfortunate
comba.antsl Allow me to address you a
prayer. Since the ignorant forget that they
are brothers, be their sisters; come to their
aid and make lint. All the old linen of our
houses, which is of no use can save the lives
of the wounded. 1t will be fine to have all
the women of this island employed in this fra
ternal work; il will be "a glorious example and
great benefit Men do evil; let you women
supply the remedy; and since on this earth
there are bad angels. let you be the good ones.
II you resolve to do so, and commence, in a
short time you will have a considerable guam
tity Of lint We shall then make two equal
parts, and shall send one to France and the
other to Prussia"
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A. n. TowNE. General superintend.p,
7. H. GOODMAN, General PLSsengcr Agent. WE,
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UNCLAIMED EXPRESS NATTER
AT AUCTioNI

ON SATURDAY. OCTODER /. 1870. AT l O'CLOCK,
- 7. H. We will sell nj public auction on the plat
form near our once in no. the following described
unclaimed EGprss Matter. viz:
] sack. addressed l. Is. 4. received August a. 1862
cigar BIZ, addressed J. ~ Bailey. reed Mar a. 1902
Pc addressed 7. l. BOresssa. received July o. 1862
! pkg AddrGAssd d. W. Cutts. received May e. 1862
J pei addressed j. W. Felt, received Mar 80 1902
! pkg addressed II. s. Gray received ApI %. 1869.
trunk addIcssrd q. II. Goodrich. reed May % 1862
pei addressed A. GOodbrot. received May ~. 1882
bx addressed ChAs Grant received July IL. 1869.
] pkg addressed II. King. received March g. 1909
pkg Addressed =. Levy. received ApI7. 1869
br and pei addressed r. =. Moore red Mar g. 1852
bI addressed J. II. Massie. received AnR -. 1863.
pei addressed J. W. Nichols. received June II, 1850.
rel addressed =. T. OrAn. received Aug. 70. 1859.
pkg addressed A. u. Rollins. received Sept % 1877.
cane addressed ~. Sunderland received May l. 1862
bIs addrrs- ed \. Shultz. received Mar Is, 1869.
trunk addressed X J. striker. received Sept 1852
] pei addressed II. Thomas. received Mar - 1862.
pkg addressed las Thompson. received Apl Z? 1869.
pei sddrs-Acd b. O. Thompson. received Sept u.s. '62
hH addressed \. T.. Vail. received May 49, 1863.
pkg addressed J. II. Woef. received Apl II, 1869.
G5-Terms, cash down.
WELLS, FARGO 4 co.
Elko. New, Aug. "a. 1870. iaw6u
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Do8TRRs, and Job-work Of evory description, done
i at t1s once. aa- Terms cash on deuvsry!-Hs
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, CORNER or
~ Idaho and Sixth streets.
Carpenter and joiner work promptly done. Ssh
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Mountain City Mining Com pm ny-I,o.,-
Ton OF WORKS. Cope District. Elko County STATE a
NoTCE-Thore are delinquent upon the foIIov,,.
~ described stock, account OF assnssmsn, StS
on The fourteenth ltthl day Of July A. D. 1870 the
several amounts set opposite the names Of ~. =.
spectiYe shareholders, follows: ~ to
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Nor having heard from the debating society
in relation to the conundrum, why do hens
always lay eggs in the day timer" cotempo.
rary answers, because at night they are
ROSTERS"
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June Is. 1870.

STATE IF NEVADA, ELRO COUNTY.
y In ia" District Court Eleventh Judicial District
Alvaro Evans. plaintiff VS.. kmcrliue l.. Evans de-
PENDANT.
The People Of tho State OF Nevada to Emerline r.
Evans, greeting.
You are hereby summoned 10 answer tho complaint
Of Alvaro Evans, in said court. filed against you
within ten days exclusive Of the day OF scrv!cc
tie service OF this summons, If served within
this County, OF, " served OF this County but In
this District, within twenty days; otherwise, within
forty days from such service in action commenced
on the 3Oth day Of July, 1870, iu said court.
Said action Is brought to obtain a divorce Of this
court dissoNug the bonds of mAtrimOny between the
plaintiff and defendant upon the grounds OF desertiUn
as will more fully appear by reference 10 the COM
plant fled herein.
And You hereby notified, that II you fail to ap-
pear and answer the said complaint required,
plaintiff will apply 10 the Court for the relief therein
demanded.
H. 81 In testimony whereof, I, I. A. WATERMAN
Clerk Of ElkO County, Nevada, do hereunto set my
hand and aI the seal OF said District Court, ofco
in the town of Elko the 9th day of September A. -
1870
IA. WATERMAN. Clerk.
Tom Cox. Attorney for plaintiff. s7.4w
80 cents Nevada revenue siamp1
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The Latest News.
News of the Day.

The steamer Queen, from Liverpool, mr.
rived in New York, Saturday. She
brought /, seq passengers. This is repre-
scnted to be the largest number ever
brought here by one vessel Without ill.,
Guiding them, the weeks arrivals are IL
493.
4 wrestling match Tor the champion
ship of America, and 81 600, came Oft ut
Buffalo Saturday night, between Homer
Lane md John Murtcigh, Lame won.
Mike McCoolc and Tom Allen signed
articles Disagreement Saturday afternoon,
for fight for $4,000 n side, TO take place
September 13, within 50milcs Of ST. Louis
Bishop IIcber's widow has just died in
England.
The bridge over White Water river, on
the P. G. & st. Il. Railway Qndianal, was
burned Friday night. 1t will he rebuilt
Immediately.
All the Executive Departments OF the
Government will be closed to-day, TO nj
low the employees to participate IN the de-
COratiOn of the soldiers graves, in the
neighbOring cemeteries. Both Houses Of
Congress will also adjourn, and business
will be almost wholly suspended ut Wash
ingtOn.
The bill for the enforcement Of the 18th
Amendment is now in the hands Ol the
President, and will soon receive, if 1t has
not already received, his signature
1t is understood that the Fcnian demon
sirAtiOn ON the Canadian border was one
of the important themes Of the Cabinet
meeting Friday. and that the reports Of the
Secretary of State, Of War, and OF the
Attorney General, derived from their joint
information, received that morning.. was
conclusive that the demonstration was
complete fizzle The President cOmpli-
mented United States Marshal Foster for
the prompt and efficient manner in which
lie had acted in the arrest Of 0'Neill, and
his compliment will be transmitted to
General Foster through the Attorney
Generals office, in an Official manner.
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The Congressman in the Second Dis
tTict.

The Congressman in the Second Dis
tTict.
From II, Kingicood JOnrnGi.
With very few disScntcrs, the verdict OF
the Republican party Of the second Con-
grcssiOnal district, II rendered with refer
cnce TO the services, thus far, ni our able
representative, the Hon. j. {. McGrrw,
would be "wcll done
lie is already classcd with the few in
Congress known us the working mem
bcrs," and by his thorough knowledge OF
husincss-hiS practical ideas on questions
pertaining to the finances Of the country,
and his earnest desire Ia discharge faith
fully the duties Of his office, is fast brcom.
ing identified with the most influential
members Of the House Of Representatives.
lie is always at his post Of duty, ready
To assume the responsibility Of his posi-
tion and 10 defend md maintain the honor
and integrity Of the country whose ser
vanl he is.
lie never votes upon question hut that
he does it intclligcnlly-carcilll to give to
every subject upon which he is 10 decide
hv Ills vote, the consideration il deserves;
uid he alirdys rOtes, It moi detained from
his seat hy sickness.
lie has not, by word or vote, betrayed
his trust politically, but has carried ont
the will Of the party that elected him
truc lu the great Republican party ot the
country.
The time draws near for the nomina'
tion of our standard bearer for the cnsi-
ing campaign, and we fully expect the
Convention will nominate Mr. McGrcw
for reelection, for there is nothing to gain
hv the change, but everything 10 lose.
We hive heard Of no aspirants for the
position, and presume there will bc no
active opposition. ms Mr.. McGrcw has
consented 10 accept the nomination, if ii
is the wish Of the Republicans Of the dis
lrici that he should receive il.
We desire and sincerely trust his noml'
nation may he unanimous. as the district
cannot afford TO dispense with his services
at the expiration Of his present term.
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Cincinnati Market.

FL0uR-Firm and unchanged
-WhcAt-Firm; winter red 81 ilGtl II
for Nos. 2Hnd l.. COrn-Dull and unsettled ut "
Gt82c for mixed car, and aSlb9S for shellcd: white
AZ better ratU for choice. OaIs-Dull Rt 5i(tiSc;
supply large. Ryc-Unchanged.
COFTOS-Dnli and nominal at 9lXc for mid
ding, and 2Oit c for No. . nIddling.
WHIsKY-Dull and unsettled; sales OF old pro-
cess at 81 OtltI o. II was difficult 10 sell above
the inside rate.
PROVISIONS Unchanged; not mnch done. Moss
POrk-lIcld at $2g TJiCJO 0O. L.ard-lGc. Bulk
MeAts-Saleablc at atllAbl4Sc, but held firmly ut
NC higher. BacOn-IH good demand Rt l3S c for
shoulders, 16HGtI6IC for clear rib sides, aud
l7kc for clear; but there Is not much out OF
smoke, and holders ask higher prices 10 come out.
Sugar-cured llAms-9OC.
0ILs-LInsecd Oll-$l 10.
:. EGOs-l6(bl1c.
GOLD-iiIH.
EXCUANGE-par,
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XLIst CONGRESS.
IIOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May 80.

WASHINGTON, May 90.
Mr.. WILLARD reported general bill
granting pensions Of eight dollars per
month 10 surviving soldiers and sailors OF
the war of 1912, who are in dependent cir
cumstanCes, and who gave no aid or com
fort TO the late rebellion.
Mr.. Winans moved To strike out the
exception, US giving aid, etc.
Mr.. HOLMAN moved TO include sllrviv-
ing widows of the officers and men, mar
riCd during the war Of 1912, and who are
in Hike circumstances. Mr.. WlNAS's
amendment wNs supported by MesSS.
BINGHAM and BUTLER, OF Massachusetts,
and opposed by POTTER, llAwLEY, LO-
GAN and MAYNARD, and rejected, 10
against III. =,
IIoLMAS's amendment was adopted,
and the bill passed.
The consideration Of the bill 10 reduce
internal taxes was resumed.
AilGr dispOSing OF a number OF para
graphs, the House djourncd until Tuesday.
SENATE.
Mr.. CHANDLER spoke at length upon
the subject Ofthe restoration OF the for
cign commerce to American vessels.
Afcr the executive session the Senate
adjourned till Tuesday.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Creed of Reformed Presbyteriaus.

Greed of Reformed Presbyteriaus.
New York, May 90.
The Novelty Iron Works were sold at
auction today, subject TO mortgage OF
$950, 900, for $l55,OO0.
The Synod of the Reformed PresbytC-
rian Church was to-day occupied in rcvis-
ing its new covenant. 1t dCnOuncCS athc-
lists, bewails the prevalence Of crime, as
serts that PrcSbyterianism is the only di-
vinely instituted form of church govern
mCnt, GisCOuntCnancGS secret orders, con.
dCmns PopGry and Spiritualism, and con-
forms its belief TO the Westminster Cate.
Chism.
Huge Practical Joke.
The appearance this morning in two
New York Journals OfthC following bogus
advertisement, caused intense Indignation
among large number who were dupcd
by it,:
'".ATrENTIoN TWENTY-FIVE thousand
good, sound and solid lrishmcn to go on
M excursion to Canada, ut one thousand
dollars each. Apply 10
RICHARD WALTERs,
% East broadway.
"By order of the Committee of Ar.
rangementS:
a. OAKEY HALL,
WM. NJ. TWEED,
PETER b. SWEENEY,
VI. r. BREWSTER"
An immense crowd assembled at the
place designated in the advertisement.
Walters said he was n Fcnian, but knew
nothing about the advertisement. The
men then marched to the offices Of Tweed,
Sweeney, and Mayor Hall, md were OF
course Informed they had nothing In do
with this lGartlcSs joke.
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New York Produce Market.
SEw YoRK. May q.

CorroX-QuIct and steady; 900 bales sold at
90 &C for mddllng upland- .-,,,.
FLouR-Closed &C. better on low grades WIN
f,iy eTnort and home trade demand.
GEAiN iN-Whoat-Stcady At 3ttl &c for No.
q sprInr: si SJftl IS for winter rcd and amber
Irr.trTn Rye -NOminally unchanged. Oats
Rather more steady at 69itBic for western, and
GSiiGfc Tor Ohio. Con-ClOsed dull at 81 90
II ior new mixed western.
PRnytsioNs- al $29 70 for mess.
Cut Mcats-Dull and unchanged. Bacon-SOmi.
nal. LArd-Dnll at lGGiGSc for prime steam on
spot: 80 tierces. July and August, attic,
EGG1-QuIct NJ lsDlsEc,
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FRANCE.

IAlllS, May 20.
II isrumorcd that there is TO bra change
In the Directors of the General POSt-Oi!lcc
Department forthwith. Should this rll-
NOR prove true, efforts will undoubtedly
he made for the establishment ola postal
treaty between France md the United
States. Such treaty would be more
likely to succeed under any new admins
trntion than the present P0stonlCr Depart
mcnt. Ii is now certain that small pOX
prevails in St. PclcSu prison, where Roche
tort and other journalists are detained.
PAms, May 80.
Laboulcyc announces the temporary
suspension Of his lectures before the law
school.
The Chamber Accusation Of the High
Court Of Justice commences its session TO-
morrow, for the examination Of those i'm
plicatcd in the conspiracy plot: The
number OF accused is 73, Of which num-
bcr half were Professionally Set free
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Presbyterian Social ReuiOn At
Philadelphia.

The Presbyterian social reunion last
evening was successful and well managed,
and the occasion was much enjoyed by
all. The building was handsomely deco
rated and the stage was n magnificent
floral garden. The scriptural addresses
were made by Governor Geary, Mayor
Fox, Rev. MeSsrs. Arnold, Of Scotland,
Edmunds, Of London, Adams, Of New
York, Clark, Of Buffalo, Crosby, OrBoston,
and others Rev. Mr.. johnson presided.
George II. Stuart received u telegram
from Edinburg stating that the assembly
there had agreed on the basis ofihc West
minister Confession.
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TnE Rhode Island Legislature will meet
tomorrow. The most important business
Ia come before Il is the election ola United
States Senator. Mr.. ANTHONY hGS q good
prospect of q reelection, although the
SpRAGrE faction are bitterly opposing
him. Ex-Governor JAMES y. SMITH is
his competitor The opponents of Mr.
ANTHONY will probably try to adjourn
without M election in the hope Of gaining
strength by delay.
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Isaac Hockaday, travelling agent for
several wholesale houses in this city, and
who was reported as having been killed in
Texas Il few days ago, proves TO he u de-
Elullcr for about forty thousand dollars.
The story Ofhis death was Il fabrication.
The hOOk.keepcr Of Barnum Bros, of
this city, abscOndcd several days ago, hay
ing forged and altered checks 10 the
amount of about four thousand dollars.
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a. OAKEY HALL,
WM. NJ. TWEED,
PETER b. SWEENEY,
ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, May 90.
The filling OrthC caisSOn under the east
crn pier OF the bridge nj this point with
concrete was finished yesterday, and the
masonry on the upper part ofthc pier will
be resumed us soon as the granite, now on
the way, arrives. The caiSsOn for the
eastern abutment will be completed and
placed in position in four days,
The arrangements for decorating soldiers
graves on the Both are all completed The
ceremonies will be participated in byta
very large number or.Nll classes ofpeoplc.
The model of the equestrian statue 0l
General Lyon, by james W. Mcdonald,
of New York, has been placed on cxhihi'
ton here, and is visited by large numbers
OF citizens,
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DAYTON.
nd Accident by Fire--DecOratiOn
Day at the Soldiers Asylum

Sad Accident by Firc--DccOratiOn
Day at the Soldiers Asylum
DAYTON, May 90.
Between one and two o'clock this morn
ing, Mrs. Fred Mocller, u German woman
and five children from eleven TO two
years OF age, were suiTOcatcd and an in
lant Of four weeks was badly burned.
Mrs. MOcller was barely alive when
rescued, hut soon died. The babe will
recover. The scene of this shocking fire
was the result Of carclessncSs. Damage
about $1,000.
Gen. Sherman will arrive here Monday
morning to participate in Decoration Day
ceremonies ut the Soldiers National Asy-
lum. Gen. W. II. Gibson and Lieutenant
Governor Ice are here to deliver orations
tomorrow.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIAOpE, may -
FLoUR-Quiet aud In improved demand; west.
ern supcrhne s. OOG5 sj; extra 81 5OGG %; fam.
fly SO 2J5t7 OO.
N-Wheat-Steady; Maryland 81 Sol ".
COrn-Flrm and receipts small; white 81 1901 l9;
yellow 81 1901 Is. OAts-StGAdy at TIC. Rye
Steady at 81 1901 10.
ROvIMONs-POrk-Firm at so. DacOn-Flrm;
rib sides I5c clear sides l7[c; shoulders I4c;
hams 2IG22c. Lard-Quiet at l7Ac.
WHIsRY-FIrm at 81 OSC6l 10.
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Gold Sales and Bond Purchases for
June.
Ur,s,,yNo-oN, NT,v0O
MAY

The Secretary orthe Treasury has direct
cd the Assistant Treasurer in New York
to sell one million OfgOld on each WcdneS-
day Of June, lst, 3d and 9th, on account
Of the sinking fund, and I'd and 4th on nc
count Of the special fund; also, to purchase
two million Of bonds on the lst, Sd and
5th Thursdays, on account Of the special
fund, and one million on the I'd md ith
Thursdays on account Of the sinking
funds. Aggregate sales of gold, five mil.
lions; aggregate purchases OF bonds, eight
millions.
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Commercial and Financial.
Rnltimore Liye Stock Marked.

BALTIMORE, May 2G
BEEF CArrLE-Thc offerings at the Scales dur,
Ing the past week amounted TO sdS head, against
800 last week or the number offered $50 head
came nom Ohio, and % nom West Virginia.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags at q i00d5 10; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows Nt IS O0l6 20; fair quality BeeVcs
ut SO OOlt1 ~, and the very best BeGYcs at s. ~
81 gross. The market was dull to-day at de-.
cline OF % 10 GOc per 100 lbs on the rates OF last
week, closing very dull.
SHEEP-The supply during the past week was
IN excess OF the demand, and rates have declined
Inc per lb Prices to-day have ranged as follows:
Sheep at AHGlc per lb. gross. lambs g 20 to
I 25 per head.
IOGa-Thc supply during the past week has
been about sufficient for the demand, and tn.
market steady at last weeks rates; but to-day
the supply was rather short. and tho market Arm
Prices to-day ranged ~ follows: At Sl2 6Od.
IS % per 100 lbs net for fair to good Hogs.
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Boat Race at Annapolis.
ANNAPOLIS, May 2s.

ANNAPOLIS, May %.
The boat race to-day resulted us follows;
MidshipmCn 90 minutes % seconds; Qua.
kcr City 20 minutes jSi seconds. Mid.
shipmcn took 50 strokes per minute and
the Quaker City 3s. The race was pulled
with east wind, rain md rough water.
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The President has chosen from the sons
OF soldiers and officers his ten appoint
mcnts to the Military Academy, and will
announce the names in u few days. Four
hundred and ninety boys aud their rcla-
tivcs are disappointed