davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-11-23

SHEEF-1he supply cout11uta 70 pc too IAtTe
Tor the demand. snd pficea remain weak and un-
settled IN consequence. Good 70 cho4ce mutton
grades sold vert T. It, the few Of this sort ohefed
finding puschascrs II fase prices, but common ana
1uotc at Il ,aos9.o0 for Inferior; 54-b49at5 Tor
mcdiuu, and III $3-95 g Is tor good to eaotce.
, 1870-11-23


~ frilows.
fiuEtethre iron. u..-.....-........-...-.- 4H4 On
HesFY band. A4A 3A
Hcoo md light baaa....... ........,.-. +tS0 sx
Rcund and tqu11e..--....-..... ..-.. - s14 81
Isl Isl c1.i ssd nsif round. tSS x
Sheet ifop, common. .:-..-.-.--.........f fE,8 *
sheet iron. ealvautzed: .-1sA@9
Sheet lien, Jnu1aiA. .11a411k
Norway nailiods-. .........--.-..-...... sh@.s
P1oH eie / German. u......-.'.-.-.......'.19 9m
Rsssttne. plow Steel. 9l3
snF;, nrsTHERHTne 1Hq demaad lis fs,ien OF sons
..nfirg ,he past week. hut this vas not unlocked
fn-. and has resulted IN no sottcn.ug In us!cr%
ne stocks are low. and dealers semain nan Ia
tnesr views At full previous ratt+ W. quite.
Hrx1ocE-s1ty harness. uusou, aoass:: cttT
haFprss, 4o7s9:: COUNTY harness, saatac: line.
lit, . II. +.tats: KIP. T.. sHas.1n: kio. veats-
II e.y qpess 70. 1;5 !; T. s,s3lei e'!y
;:ss: eoliaf: y al1s: s. ss' sa,, e1 ns, Tl1s 5ss
s.asxc: ButYs,o slaughrer noe, aaasc-
UAK-SlauEhtef s1.e. asaatc; tallAaeip1'a soe:
1.1o: kip. Ne. r1e''tnni. cas-o9: ZIP, ne1F!.
s.aSsc. American cAtf, ST tbs, ..3h3 Lt1: French
saf r. e s,; = ~ ftcnse eaI T. y 1,en e. s1 s,n
~ 10 loa b., tI2s.A1 Is: French calf Lemotue. 2
dozen, $8no09l1a0o: F1epch cali. Iodnt- y dozen,
ssa.ocalsaoo: russes Innings. Dozen ss'asa
METALS AND T1NsERs' srOcK-ou,y 4 fat
business Was transacted In this market, and tn1
~tre and sheet zinc prices were q shade esaeF
Il TasMBox seSB IN rsa.e, c. lo114, s,oto: rnon1ae
IL G, slNco; la1se pigs, sc; s1ndl Pigs, &c
copPzs-copper bottoms, ssc; nraztess over l:
| rs SIC: tin copper, SC. 49,.
sa1r! zisc;Fi.t quality: =! z. esst. 1oxc; frs
4Eixr"atoe.. 9e:7. $ and :, 1ec: 10 to II, lie
, 1870-11-23

TrRspAr EVENING, Nov. ~
TIE frt}cMfr & table shows the d2ily receipts and
shipments Of i've stock during the week up to
1has tFeninE:
cante Hess. she,p.
Sassas; SSss:s; ,sis; ~ y
!s25 ses9 s
sh,p.uenss to-i:y and fos lie xeef np to ss ;ass
evening were as follow:
TuesaiJ J..~..::..:.... 49,. IS s:s -. M
DEsF ciTTLEGTrc sess1p;s since W s.,aris;
e1 e1e naa s,a os e
befoIe last. The shipping Interest 3as literally
represented, there being in ssscndaace buyers for
vices frrm the slloeteet p2.nss wese nct uafAvo.-
&b1e, shippers ttok hold with considerable spirit,
and ecoi 10 prime sn2osa stsers. Of stl weisn'a
+, ohertrgs were eom7a.a:ivcfr few, the saapiy. as
tstsssrr g i.r os1 4aaks aa
steers, eci4*ry heiters. ssaSA bulls, and Texas
ea.te. Fe5 7ness me f.,at.n asmsnd .as sm,l,es
@ tsfsa. & s.1s ss,y :psins!!. - sa!s !! aesTsi!y
shading = rrttt-, we're ao:de:n ensa!eh u
Fsa =. p ne ias ss rea q - c.1
was soar Dc. with sales chteny 1t t4e.' Is Is
Tor :n:rElut to co:an,on mixed 1is: 81: sr
medium to e,'od butchers CITE for the sit9
trade: - ;:14ss for cntcmnn t. E'ssi ssh:l
s-ee s. averaging tren TO to 1.tt,3 rs: saoA3s;.
for crmtntn 10 ms ssiuu shipping eteers. *eerAZ-
ing frpIn $50 to 3.lsa s-enen As are ussa1F faSen
for the PltsknuEEh Rn.1 tltvrland u7atEete-Anda \:
s6tr91.oo for good To prime steeEs Of troal 1-i0o
ta1.s:0 n nrefaft. The mAlket clofed steady
for the better gade With ten of this sort ao vi
but there WAS large number Of cor1naon ca'S!e
lef. over. and, unt.Fs the receipts fall OF very
u1a'ettAlly. sellers w1.l hare 10 Aectat lereI
pttEeA
CLOSING rR1ckS.
Cnctce BeeTe8-F1ne, fat, vel formed.
i::so % i.sm De. ...e.... ....S..oesas.s;
Prime Berve4-Good, well~fatied, finely
formed steer, aTEf1KtnK leo 70 -.
l,a:0 na,.-............-.. &as2A1:
Fair GFaneA-Ft 1txr11 Ia fa.e dzh.
: svessstag 1,too % I,soo ns............ ase9kn
, 1870-11-23

ward advanced to 81 o6, aud 1t s o'clock closed
quiet II &1.04 for SELLER Deoembe-- Cash VIA
no1,inA At 9t.0s. There was no inquiry foz
No corn or pFuriaons.
, 1870-11-23

Ncu York DEF Goods Market
Srv yoRK. Nov a4-Dry goods dull II LAixc
tnwer on tne following: Lewiston ahtf.1n1 attnes.
15c: western reserved cotton sHc: Feppere:l.
ike: Rob Roy linseyx, 194c; Patapso, 1ac- OH
~ nritet unEhHUHe1-
, 1870-11-23
COMMERCIAL,

TUESDAY EVENING, nj :. =.
Tie following table Slows the receipts &ud
.hipmentu Of produce At tt,B point dunng the
past tWenty-four honra:
, 1870-11-23

E1 E1WA8HIFt71UtET- T.. UH1E4tNs, IIE.
TIE funktst enfaket A1d .cst ruetf-1tai Ftyricsa
he ats. ec1.Enes 10 srest an PRrvs1E. EFr o~s. se.
suNAL WEAxxxs9. ths tttus. ef eas;J tn1t-eftt'-t
y other causs. tFcdoctns EKhvcCxsEFR svKEs1oH r
HncD, Il fvffeely cuse4 Il II ee3.e11.tu' tEat h.
sidsr WHO eoseaes ki7nteH e1r'utt~riv e tie 'slff
fs.-; Ean aesute FeasfL .kan u &. sreG.lts e:
ths fact. nteause patients u the p-- 70. 1T trsr.
5szt A1mtdstanss rs =: EEcee;ed l. =, tssest
y n. In p1-ayS s1AIHu v**Kt orK. rsee4t- q ..
.tausp- PRIVATE CIRCULAR = LAdfea, fsr ttaiap
cx5stfpcn9euee strictly cpr1dE1thI Co1futAd5'
free: otee hou1s, ? L T. 10 T. 8unfA5.e eAF
, 1870-11-23

EcRxc1a Passed Deteo&t%
DETROIT Nor. 9a.-PAssEp DowS-Prop Ata1-
tic: scnrs jun, Mediator, Fitzgerald.
Passed UP-Ba1ks Cuadilla. Palms, Chandler,
Masten; scur Potomac.
Nlkp-So5theR3t
, 1870-11-23

EGGS-For stE1rty ffesh ts-s tse:e II a good
4. .Hand nj es1s ~. Picked ocer1rzs arc dn'l a!
FKClTs AND SUTSG:een appl-s contioue
Ia active requess- and the market is nrm tnd
sc shove last weeks prices. Ottcf gsrea fruits
pr,ces. The movement IN dried hu.i., sneush t.
tT1in without tIopnEtsnt change. Nuts are IN
M l1ir fsHa-*s, and steadE = previously quase'a.
French, 81 tA9laco; ler,ors, Palermo, {soss
a:e"; esa1ns9nsa. Wig, orl. s7.oox1ooo: do.
DRIED FEcns-Tu'key pruae*, 1i21:c: Ta.keT
ruaes, uew. !ta.sc: aeA drums, lss1sc: ass.
cartoons: Sssss d4se~, 1os:ec; apples, New
applef Southern, sas:: psseoes, peeled. Is Aslc:
peacseA. h2lseF, uupeeled. 1o4kl1c; h!ackben1e&,
=. lAtss Iaspee!nes. = 4 ssAt:c: saeErses.
s@.a:;r-. rs nstt. s .ses.:e ''
M SAToefS .ssx;'ss sstsheea 2s7sas; .l1esd.
: Is, tsa<as M: Trs1 rnis, ilalsc; resass.
Te1a'. t43i5e: recsns, Missouri, IL 4.9c: Chest
F1sA-rsere has betr no fnr:ne. aslvsace ia
wnt!eosh- ihoreh tie as'kes co,,inCes 10 wo:S
n1Eras aai: u:..; s. 1he arrivals besxexa ;a.s as1
they COW pn'u'se y be, higher pt1ees may be
lacked fnT ~ the stocks pox tn store reich bare
ocs-ss.i tns saoely u.usl!y on nand q rms ses-
Matd s I.Gh1nSec psIccs- We G7ose:
hit. asr, NJ. l, u h;t.............. $seha 7..h
N1itccAs, M. g = hri............... 1.eta s.ss*
Trout Nc. !, hri.--..-......,., 49,. Art1 42*
MeefeErl, M !. x h1.--....-.......lSta1,5 h1 Z.
| MaeEertl+ No 9. X kh'l.............. s.snA s.ss
Macke7es. large :sEt:s, a.i.... ~. s.:t-4 s.ss
Msek=1e'- ut si;u'1 f~Irfy, 4 bri.-.,.-- &ca =
Mact ter~ eatsA mrs, n ..Hat7s'
Nstkr ext.a 1ac+S, sl:a.....,,..... sSaA :sS
Necfsrc. Nj :. hst& :. 47~F 9s1
] rnstnsh. G=as da.k- ...-... 1.e0a 1.9s
| *>Coas b. tT+1rrftE he.k..........&.. aFssa 2:
I No bn1 herring, new.....x.-..,,, tra T.!
| sezAd HERTZ :, observation-disclosures, t.44 =
| IAhFcn.T h~syE.. M I. q art IN a. ass n
ftckkd hers!ex. No t hrl....... .... s.:Aa I.
| ftck!cd EeyFi.., n. !. Il y hTI..,. faNa -
| California salEnn, q ert. Northumberland m
California EslCoa. r y nsL ,sAa!t 50
| Smoked haheu". . !n0 Discrimination "a
/ HAE-Tnert wAA I ltr:le srprtr In the bAs
trade durtag The opentns dsJs of ts,n w~ex, wneh
tsd TIC sHcet % -'11.u p.lces 1ernp ara.1y. but,
yr.s,errsJ and tn-1ay. the market Wis ak1in dnl',
aud the feeltnk OF depression taA1 has enaEAc.
| tc' 't1rd 1t fns the past stx wetks or rnnr<, VA
sFatn apnmiosn feature. The ssoeks sra lstae sad
enuzdc4shay n exoa14 u III rKnosnaa daroaads
, 1870-11-23

{Ttona ihs
Worid-J
EoyIxorR 1, fe3k.
"Iaa acquainted Will Nr. II. 7. ueluhold; ha oeez.
rted The Drs sore egplte resli:pee, aud wss s7o.
crtslri IN contuetnk the baneza whse othes had ooa
hren equally before hin fhAra been favorab1J tn
| rrexe<d with hfs ehsssstes ard enterptise--
WILLIAM WEl1HTNAH,
| F7rl. Ct Power Wefxhtnan, Maunfsetuft1k
Chen1f,ts Ninth and Bsorn-st&. Phi1s1etphla-
, 1870-11-23

Port OF RufFn1o.
ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO, Nor. 1e.-frop Roau-
tke.
CLEARED FOR CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-Props Toledo
Badger STATE; barks F. Palms, ]. @. Assteu, Caa
t!la, Z. ], " els: aad acht Champion
, 1870-11-23

Missouri ...........V1!t Old TtElnla,. .6eH
t,la TennesRee.-....b7K Old Sodh Carutina. 80
New Tennessee. ...t6.x New n. Carolina. ..23a
New Y1FH1ria.. .bfH
Cent1a, Pacltc gold bonds more Rcstve To-day
s.fahout 81.
Money ensy at 4Gs.
Sterling. 1c9h[4lb9A. .
Stoaks 0pcneI very lEm on tho 10 80 call, and
advanced al,Gut Il hy noon; NJ tho close had ad-
yauce about u. Eric has been very active, opeu-
*nR II 2s1; selling mp 70 2sA, sud closing At 2s1t
sa94 Al Tue close ali stocks were ratuatfdnl:
, 1870-11-23
BUCHU.

A. preTaErd by Dyukt'<tx. T. Of tatk color Il u
plant that el s fragrance: The action Of lama d.
.troya this ttts ACTIVE ps1ndp1e leaving dirk znd d.
, 1870-11-23

81 South Cl1:kst, OMtasn c1tes tor 10 t71azxrl TIT
EosE ea4ef II eakfnAI weafnaek hy nsN method 81
sadnse q the University af Fhilsde1phss snd e
I'D se11fl Dtseasea q both stxes- Bend stamp tot
Fh~oey el feF7oos aad kSx12i psesSss. oansuttsso1
trse aae sTu424ntfsf,
, 1870-11-23

After the close Of the Regular bas5d No. 2
apiinc xheat Wa only in moderate demand,
I'd pr;cea were irregular. Tho market opening
i al l.0633{{, dsclinin8 70 slM>Ss bot a1tat-
, 1870-11-23

1s'at 1ses, ISL 1se'.
, 1870-11-23
Tbr. RIEef0W.

nouhdentta PhysIeau. formerly Of s. Loat. sss fos
fhe lag. nre yetH ben ic4ted fu this city It NJ. IL
Seuth Clark - enraer 1t Moa ~. Chc-Fo, ri, szd
+ ret t reh TIA, he cf tbe net .aese,a
aire4s<t Il tsr.t Send TT bis an.shr 'sst'cAI shss
.td Guide 70 Health treating u dies of he e.1ss
inn It IT ratat Spcs.lIst q ths os'.as d1y oits
careful r-..1saL Set to ~ eYr-f .fet ct rharH6
Hrurr Of 4ttef,ianer a. n1stt- !-nsn u. 70
Srp@.yt to >. ID. Call. o. Aitr-ts DR. O. B1GK-
7 fIxE . r. Ror TIL
, 1870-11-23

D.+erihes tser.sss wttsc1: a7v iatoMsse= ::aH =.
nt.rr;y. .fhn. saving y1n- btsEs an1 ". fraI VITA:
.vratEeEt ~ xatt Nasie3c-st. nf +tsi:a Gc19Er:t
N'EFhETH AEn L0eG LIFE"
, 1870-11-23

E..ss:fa. Yoonk Meu. on x"~.t s.:,SL E:!rk
md ARTSEI. whtth trtIr{e-~ Nith A1QIt t.fE-
i:s, mn mems II -,lT fos t4e r!tas a,t 77:s,u
1ase. aa.a.ti md dsn!sset ~. s;,r as sh,r;;,a
ROY. NJ. sotth SIatast. t'a iajelphtx. Ps-
, 1870-11-23
OCEAN STEAHERR.
Arrival and llepartnre Of Trais,

T[NF-T,ABIE
The New York herald., 1870-08-03

large, open windows, only protected from the
street by ornamental ronwork some five feet
broad and eighteen feet high Inside these houses
double row OF rocking chars are placed Mt one
side OF the room, facing each other aud as visitors
are received they seat themselves on these
chars-lades on one side, gentlemen on the
9th r.
Every man out of twenty whom met was
volunteer, who walked about the streets with u
cockade in his hat star on his sleeve, to indi-
cate the regiment to which he belonged or the
rank which he held among commissioned officers.
heard, the morning went on shore. that the
Spanish mail steamer had arrived during the
night from Havana, and being anxious to see
some newspapers for the news, inquired whore
could see any late dates. was assured that
there were no English or American papers to be
had in Cienfuegos at all ; in fact, they were pro-
hibitcd altogether. / could get look at the
DadrSo de la Marina, of Havana, or some of The
Cieninegos papers; but as these contained
nothing like news | came out of every house
inquired at quite disappointed. But as walked
along the Custom House wharf, preparing to go
on board the Dacia without getting at paper,
rather curious looking Spaniard put his hand on
my shoulder and drew me aside, aud with pecu-
liar sign. a-ked me il | was an American. lsaid
no, was an Englishman--i was moments hesi-
taton, but he beckOned to me, and followed
hlm, wondering what all this meant. was taken
to a large store and led into back room, where,
as entered, three American gentlemen and an
Englishman were sitting, and seemed little UNI
easy in consequence of my intrusion however,
we soon understood each oIher they were all
engineers, belonging to the district, and couple
OF files of the New YORK HERALD were put before
me in regular reading room style. sat there
Tor an hour and read the papers through, and re-
turned again to the expedition big with intelli-
gence.
OFF TO HAVANA.
On Monday evening", the 10th instant, we ac-
companied Sir Charles Brght to Havana,
where he had to inspect the land lines and ar
range some matters with the CAPTAIN General
and the telegraph officials in reference to the
West India cable.
The New York herald., 1870-08-03
ANOTHER TRAGEDY IN IgAa0 CITY.
Prisoners Break Jail-Fircnrns Uset--Several
Persona Wounded.


[From the Boise City (Idaho Territory AsNtates-
nan, July %.
From gentleman who arrived from Idaho City
yesterday afternoon we gather the following par.
tculars Of another fearful tragedy at that
place:-On Thursday, about twelve O'Clock noon
squad of prisoners, well armed, who had evi.
IDENTITY previously arranged their plan Of escap pc,
made a break for the gate. Those Of the prison
crs who were not in the secret were forced into
the CRATE with the keeper while the others cooy
walked out The first shot was fired by one Of
the prisoners at man named Peter Rush, one Of
the guard W o endeavored to oppose their egress.
Rush was dangerously wounded in the hip. BY
this time the alarm had been given and the citi-
zens of the town hastily collected together such
arms as they could lay their hands on and started
in pursuit of the prisoners, who had run for the
hills and sought refuge in the bitches and ravines.
Considerable firing took place between them and
the citizens, and in the conflict two prisoners Por
ter and Bradley, were wounded the latter NOR.
tally. After severe fight the prisoners were
finally Overpowered, with he exception of one,
who was still at large at the time our informant
left. In all about eight escaped from the Jail.
The arms used by the convicts we're part Of O col
lection sent TO the jal at the time of the Hol.
brook murder, when the officers Of the institution
feared an attack from the outside. Porter, one of
the prisoners engaged in this affair had his trial
postponed on the grounds Of insanity last May.
Really there 10 method In such msdness.
The New York herald., 1870-08-03

II will be observed by The above table that as re-
CARDS sexes the disease seems to attack them nearly
alike while 10 also appears from this limited state
nent that under twenty years OF age more males
than females suffer, while from twenty to fifty years
more females than males are attacked, and alter
the period Of fifty years CT age the prepOnderancc
again reverts to the male SEX 1t also shows Of the
whole number recorded during this limited
periOd-vz., three months that more than one-haG
657 per cent were Of those ages most useful
paratlveIy exempt, they being only 2s5 per cent of
the whole, tneie having been but twenty one cases
under five years OF age-thirteen males and eight
females-repOrted sick OF The fever.
The whole number OF deaths during this quarter
under consideration have amounted TO about ten
per cent OF the whole number reported sick. Re-
spectiully, your 0bedent servant,
MOREAU MORRIS.
City Sanitary Inspector.
The remarks Of the Register of Records upon the
weekly report shows that the total mortality for the
week ending July 30 IN sixtysx less than that OF the
previous week. Elghty-nve deaths are attributed
to suustroke and the direct effects OF the heat which,
with the ninety-one of the prior weeks makes a
total Of 176 the total casualties OF the last heated
term. Compared with the corresponding period OF
1890 the last week shows an excess OF 357 deaths:
but there was Slight decrease IN those caused by
zymotic diseases. There was one death during the
past week from Asiatic cholera and $40 caused by
summer complaint IN children under two years OF
age.
The Finance Committee reported large number
OF bills. which were ordered to be paid and resol,l-
ton requesting the Comptroller TO place $4,000 IN
the IGntn Eatk 10 the CTeulL OF Health
Department, which was adopted. A bill OF eighty.
five dollars for taking denOsitiOnS was referred
back with the purpose OF having an arrangement
made by which This service can be paid for II gross
al IA cheaper rate.
score Of applications to boil tripe and Pigs feet
were reported upon adversely by the City Sanitary
Inspector and the Board denied the permits.
resolution was offered by Commissioner MULLALY
that $4,000 be the annual salary of the Street Clean
Ing Inspector, which, was referred to the FinaLce
Committee
Commissioner. S. SMITH then offered resolution
that phy sic be required to report deaths with
twentylour hours Of the date Of deceae, which was
referred TO the committee on Laws and Ordinances.
The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-08-03
STRANGE SUICIDE in gsDikyA.
Crawford County Husband Shoots Himself
in His Wife's Presence-DolncsticI Iufciicity
the Ale red Cause.

A Crawford County Husband Shoots Himself
in His Wife's ACKNOWLEDGMENT IufcIicity
the Alleged Cause.
[From the Lcavenworth Ondiana) Independentl !
Our community was startled on Sunday morning
last by the report That Milton Williams n well
known citizen of this county, had committed
suicide by shooting himself through the left breast
with Colts revolver. From the attending ply
scian, DR.. Hawn, who was called upon to visit the
unfortunate man, we learn the particulars of this
sided short distance below Fredona, sepa-
rated from his wife, Myra Williams, equal
division of the household effects having
been made, the wife retaining possession
Of the only child, an infant few months old.
The separation seems TO have been desired by
both parties, as they could not live barmoniously
together. The best Of feeling seemed TO prevail
between them at the time of the separation. After
the wi'e had taken her departure to the house of
her brother-in-law, North G0odson who resides
near Magnolia, in this county, be seemed to re-
gret the step that had been taken, appeared des-
pondent and low spirited. This, however, was not
noticed particularly by hs friends. On the Sun
day morning following Williams went to the resi-
deDce of Mr.. Goodson where his wife had taken
up her quarters. and inquired where she was. He
was informed that she had not arisen, and was
shown the room where she was asleep. He went
to the room aad, approaching the bedside Of his
wife, asked to kiss the child. II was handed to
him by tho mother, who asked Mr.. Williams
for money to buy the child some clothing.
Handing back the child to the mother, he re-
marked, "Myra, | come to tell you =" and
before completing the sentence, he drew a Colts
revolver from his pocket and placing it to his left
breast. fired, and fell to the floor. with the blood
gushing from the wound. The alarm was mmc.
diately gwen, and medical assistance sent for.
The ball had entered the left breast Just above
the nipple, and, ranging upward. passed through
the upper part of the lung. lodging behind the
shoulder blade in such manner as to render it
impossible to extract it. The wound will un.
doubtediy prove fatal, though the wounded man
exceedingly regrets mis- rash act and is very anx-
ious to recover. During the war Mr.. Williams
was member of Company G., Seventeenth Indi
aua Volunteers, commanded by Captain Press j.
O'Bannon. and was one OF the best soldiers In the
regiment.
Reports were circulated Sunday morning that
Williams had been assassinated; but they were
soon proved to be false by some of our Citizens
who visited the scene OF the tragedy.
The New York herald., 1870-08-03
CRICKET.
he Eion nnd Harrow Match I'm England.
LONDON Juiv IA 1870.

7 he Eton nnd Harrow Match i'm England.
LONDON, July IA, 1870.
The Eton and Harrow cricket match. one OF the
most brilliant OF the ycar-more brilliant, indeed,
than the Oxford and Cambridge played fortnight
ago-came or last Friday and Saturday at Lords
Ground, In London. The attendance on this great
occasion Is always enormous; for Eton and Harrow
are our largest public schools and all the relatives
and friends Of the boys make point OF appearing
at the match in their BEST and as they belong prin-
cpaily to the aristOcratlc and wealthy classes the
show Is rarce" one. 1t Is unnecessary 10 describe
the play In detail but 1t may be stated generally
that In every department OF the game Harrow was
completely overmatched and was defeated, though
only after pretty sharp contest by tweny-one
This was the fOrty-sxth match between the
schools; and OF the lot twenyone have fallen TO
Elon. twenty TO Harrow four have been drawn and
one was an irregular" got up In 1857 TO prevent
this annual struggle from falling through
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THE NATIONS.
TILE NATIONl.

EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER EorICh.
NOTICE.-Durlng Madame tanners ensagenent the
u ual malnees VIII be suspended
Ia advance at the Box Once also at schr
er 7 broadway, ana Erie Railway Ticket Office, cornaf
~ third street and Broadway
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DENTISTRY


TQO -1EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT THE LEAST
~. pain with Laughing Gas Beautiful sets coun.
uous Gum Teeth on Rubber, $40, at Dr. BUDiNEs Is0
u rand street.
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DOWERY THEATRE
ID In the applications made, th(
respectfully those have MOI
received reply ~ consider silence negative
". b. FhELI6H Manager.
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the difficulties ofnavigation were painfully evident
from the great nervousness of the Spanish pilot
who took in the Dacia, and who assured us thGt
never before within his remembrance had steam.
ers Of such length entered the harbor Of Cenfue
gOs. The lighthouse at the entrance Of the har-
Dor was perhaps the most striking feature Of the
fires" and being so very different from the light
houses which Englishmen and Americans are &C.
customed to see. The first thing after dropping
anchor in the harbor was to commune ate
with the HERALD by cable, and announce the
safe arrival OF the expedition so far, but
there happened to be cholera, yellow fever
and smallpox raging in the town and all tho
surrounding districts, communica ation with the
shore was prohibited, lest infection might be
conveyed on board some OF the steamers of the
ashore, and the HERALD was accordingly in pos.
session Of the intelligence. From information
which we gathered from the best Informed
sources, we learned that cholera had broken out
among oil classes Of the inhabitants, but proved
most destructive on the plantations, where some
proprietors had lost, in about three weeks. some
seventy per cent of their laborers. The disease
was Sudden and of very short duration, for, from
the first symptom, death generally set in IN about
an hour and half. In the city Itself there were
from twenty to twenty-five deaths per day on an
average.
THREE HOURS ASHORE.
With the special permission of Sir Charles
Bright, to which permission, however, was at
tached some stringent conditions, your cor
respondent was permitted to land at the Custom
House wharf, with Sir Charlas and the chief Of his
engineering staff, Mr.. J. r. France, Civil Engineer.
We were conveyed ashore in that wonderful little
steamer belonging to the Dacia, the Beatrice
(naned after the youngest daughter Of Sir Charles
Bright. In the city Of Cienfuegos visitor is first
struck with The peculiar construction Of the
ance to Indicate public oiice from the residence
OF private gentleman. They are chiefly houses
Of single fats. the rooms being very lolty, with
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THE JUGGLERS DAUGHTER,
with and magnificent scenery, dresses and sppoint
SiTAlA. ..kATHI LANNEB
the attractive Terpschorean Melanas
entitled i
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W. II MAFLIN,
and the celebrated European artists
THE LAWRENCE TROUPE.
Also OF the popular Irish comedian and vocalist,
gro. g. DAy IMPORT,
and the favorlte danscuse,
MISS VIOLA HOWARD,
all of whom, In junction with the intnitable
VAElEIY COMBINATION,
appear each evening entirely NEW AND BRILLIANT
OBIO.
ALL NEW ACTS SONGS, DANCES, NEGRoIsMs, 90.
"o MATINEE SATURDAY AT TWO O'CLOCK