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New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
4 BPEE/Y TtIh.

HENRY WARD BFEcuER has as many stones
thrown At him rs the next man; but he does
not allow them to arrest his work. nor disturb
his cheerful faith in God and His creatures
See how genially he discourscs of cats in his
last Christian Union:
TnE HoosIEg CAr.-when we profess warm liking
for eats don't wish to he Judged by too rigorous
Ideal We do not like them above all animals but sim
ply among other things. 1t Is folly to compare them with
horses dogs birds, aud Judge them by qualities which
they were not sent into the world to possess. II Is
eats that like them They hold place in the series
which nothing clse m and In their place they to
be admired. They rcproachrd with heroeness, with
scGhncs. with treaohery But the herceness s ances
traL Fe.ocl.y has Oftoncl down IN them tO Official
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

The new fTc-alarm telegraph has opened field for
the exercise of spirit of malicious mischief that il
exceedingly annoying in itself and tlueatens TO be
expensive in its results. The keys to the stcet-alarm
boxes are hanging mp in public places ready to any
mans hand, and almost every night there are false
alarms sent from the street boxes calling out the
engines at positive cost in fuel, beside keeping the
firemen in a twitter of repdaton lest actual fire
should gain unmanagcable headway while they are
searching for the apocryphal one. That this will
some time end in serious disaster is certain, unless
something il done to suppress the practice that is
nightly becoming more common. The Fire COmmis-
si0ners should withdraw all the keys from public
places that access to the boxes cannot be had eX
cept by the officials to whom keys are personally
issued and the Common Council should pass an orti-
nance making the malicious sending OF a false alarm
of iiro misdemeanur punishable 10y lno and im-
prisonmcnt. With these helps the police can stop
The .pranks of the miSchicYo,ls idlcw If thpv ar"
SIgilant.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

fusal, after the failure of that. to allow copies
of it to be given to the press 10 tno
humble servants of the Tammany thieves III
the Legislature imagine that they can carry
this hich-handcd proceeding through Have
they forgotten that even worms sometimes
turn upon their prosecutions many snins'
may be done with the icng-Suhering
pcople of New-York, but we predict
that the iniliction upon them OF
secret Tax Levy is not one. Messrs. RING
masters! bring ont the details of your JOB.
Your stupid effort to conceal it will only end
in making it the more conspicuous. Gi5e It's
the figures and itcmsl
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

We believe that every religious paper IN the
country. with but one exception, has spoken in
terms of severe rcprobation OF that shocking
incident which will be known in history aS
the Piegan massacre. That exception Is pro-
fessedly religious paper recently established IN
Chicago, which attempts TO paiiiate the con-
duet of the perpetrators of the massacre
Papers that live by religion should take the
mains to understand at least some ot its eie-
1n.ntnru rrincinlns.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

Shamed into silence at last, the Senate yester-
day reached a vote on the Georgia bill, or rather
ON one of its amendments; and the whole
matter will doubtless be finally disposed of to-
day. The brief discussion yesterday was lis
tened to by neither Senators nor audience, cx-
ccpt such as could not possibly escape the in
1liction. The vote indicated n purpose to adopt
the bill as it came from the House, the "Bins-
ham amendment" and all.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

The appropriation for our new Po5t-oiilce
has at lcng,h been definitely fixed at Sl,OVooVo'
but with an important proyiso. The Confer
encc Committee are determined that MT. Null
let shall submit a plan of the building, and
only one-half of the appropriation can be eX-
pended before the approval Of the architects
Plan. This compromise viii, it is believed and
sincerely hoped, enable the architect to get
the building above ground and settle the de-
tails of his design.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

4 verdict in the ease of Edwin Perry for
the murder Of Thomas Hayes was reached yes
terday, the jury finding him guilty of mur-
"der in the second degree" This is the third
time Perry has been on trial, his escape from
condemnation on the first and second occasions
resulting from the refusal of the presiding
Judge to admit as testimony the dying words
Of the victim. Judge Barnard reversed tins
ruling on the third trial, with the result
named. An appeal is to be taken, and mean
time sentence is delayed.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

Six hundred bishops are declared to have
voted the Constitution OF Faith, comprising
the doctrine of Infallibility. No dissident
voices are reported from the Roman Council.
SoOthsayers of news have forctold that the
Council would announce its dec ision III time
for an Easter thanksgiving, and there are
probabilities strongly in favor of the passage
of the dogma-it remains to be seen i'll what
form. Lacking definite and official announce
ment, the news will not as yet find devout
believers among those most interested in Infal-
iibility.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
amnsemsnis, frrturso. etc., CHS euenins.

poo,r1's TnE.TrR, Twenty-third-st. and sixth
s,e-a LAZY Of LyOns" Booth
t,sr,, .vrS,1E TuEATER-" Frou-Frou."
Gp,Np OPERA HOUSE, Twenty-thiId-st. and
yyehiI-aye-' Twelve TenFtstonS'
N,p,o,s GARDEN" Pppin, the King Cf the Gold
Mines" etc. Lydia Thompson Tmipe
o1v,,r,c TIM, ,Tfp.-" Hamlet" G.. L. Fox.
wu,,cK's THFATER. Broadway and Tlirtcenth-st
Men ami Acres" J. W. NaiacA-
WooD's NIUsEUM.-At 2: white Cat" At s.:
The Bohlalan G.EL"
HrproDRONE PAEIsU.N, Skating Rink, Ihhd-aYe'
AMI ssrsy.f,ug,hs;At2 p and q: Crest Europe OrcaS
KELLY Is Icons MINsTREls, No. '2O Broadway
Ching CAos ILL.,"
Nrw-YorK Circus, Fowtcenth-st.-Grand Pro
gpiauN Egues,rau'Sn
SAN FRANCIsCo MINSTRELS.-NiScellaneous per
4 rmgrc
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

Our readers viii appreciate our forbeamnce
to comment during its progress on the re-
markable phases presented by the Mcfarland
Trial When it shall have been concluded we
shall ask attention to the Question-l!ow far
shall lawyers be permitted to calumniato H.
dies who are not even legally charged with
anv ofYcnse, without the shadow Of excuse amt
without incuuing judicial admonition :
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

lawyer writes us that the new Charter of
our City is absolutely void, because it has not
been submitted to the People for approval or
rejection, as it should be. He adds that this
Council of Revision, composed of George
Clinton (Governor,) Morgan Lewis Chief JUS
tice,) and MessTs Kent, Livingston, Thompson,
and Spencer, and their report drawn up by
Chancellor KenD says:
cit has been considered settled and sautary prin-
cipe in Government, that in all where the or
dinary process of law affords competent remedy,
charters of incorporation containing grants of personal
and municipal privileges not to be essentially af-
fectcd without the consent of the parties concerned"
Streets Coun Of Rers., Pr. 32S Same docriue in L. s.
Courts All Wheat, PIP. 6,l
If Mr.. Tweed 90 MT look ont, he may find
his late triumph barren one.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

We rejoice at the decision of the House
WAYS and Means Committee TO report adj
vcr5cly on the Senate proposition to continue
after the present year the obnoxious and m-
lust income tax. The House viii not, we are
confident, reccde from It's resolution to let the
tax die natural ard deserved death at the
end of the present year. If it does it will
greatly disarpoint the people, who groan to be
rid of this most despised Of AL their heavy
burdens
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

The Governor of Florida, in summing up the
resources of his State [see the letter published
elscwherel observes that the colored popula-
ton care worth, rs froemen and citizens, -FOUR
"fod more to the State in enhancing lts
wealth aud prosperity than they were a'
Slaves How long before Southern preJu-
dccs will be able to recognize that this testi-
monv APPLIES with truth TO the entire SOuih
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

Mr.. Butler of Mass. is the latest advocate
of the insane idea that the success of manu-
factures is at the cost Of agriculture, and he
does not wish to see manufacturers flourish in
the West as long as land is cheap there. This
new advocate of agricultural interests gener-
ally is also an ardent defender of Lynn shoe
nnkerS narticularlY.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

After a long discussion the House yesterday
refused to reduce the duty OD hemp or increase
it on MANILA, in order to equalize the tax
on the two products. The effort was made in
the interest of Russian growers of the latter
article but the discussion very properly ended
ia the triumph of home producers.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
K,rLpAcu's CARTOON OF CHARITY"

Mr.. Gustaye Herter. the eabmet-iilahei, n
framed aud for daysexhibited al hiS ,,,s,
on Broadway, the cartoon of recent pV'uio " % Gin
Won Kaulbach. II was painted fora gentema" v ,o.t
',nn,t Who now has it in his possession. and VINO ho
This cartoon subject to his order Some VINO na,0 roi
both painting aud cartoon prefer the latter
surprising Cor Kaubaehs power is moro IN O ,soush,
color. Re is designer who conveys his whols ,Ss 81.
in forms and assembages of FORMS aud oes rs less
t oal form he presents little to see the ninu ~. ,.,
oi ooor thore is tina better. His erea1'0iS "~
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
TEENS or THE TRIBUNE.

D,uY Tribune. Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
ss,I-WIasLY IEIrUVr, Mail Subscribers - per an.
NtEEEIY IgrVNU. Mlil Subscribers. 50 per annuln.
Advertising Rates;
D,rty Trr,,,-,r o5c SIC. 43c Gee. and 81 per line.
: >-1fI-WIENY TRuy yE - and 30 cents per llne
NEr,IY IEiBUNE. a.. ;,3, and - per line,
According to position III the paper
Terms cash in advance.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New-Iork.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
Dnoinces Notices.

BArCunLOR's HNR DTE.-The best IN the
world Iurt.ue.as L-rn,ss, Ios.~ Applied at Factory No 10
Ionl.st SOD ever. vhese.
To remove Moth Patches, Frcclles, and Tan
frn he fcc TEsEYs ,DrH AND fAtCAlf LOTION, lo' S
o., iusssts Prnlei only oE Dr. b, q REM 50 lo1'' -
ArrIFf1NIrEs-PALMEE LIMBS.
e-tps, = " t3 thcsnut-st. pha; Gl Green ST. Boston
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

TIE Union aad Journal (Biddcford, Maine)
has leader on the selection of a Represen-
tative in Congress from that (the IsO District,
whereof the drift is claim that he must be
resident OF York County, not Of Cumberland.
1t says:
cit is not now question whether Mr. Lynch has
wisely or unviscly administered his office. Nor is 1t
question whether the nomination belongs 70 York
by every motive justice, serespcct and agreement
Here are two of the oldest largest and richest counties
I'm the State embraced in our district II it ia not accord
ing to right and justice, and policy that the candidate
should be chosen from town in the same county per-
petually long good man can bo found to accept
the nomination, then there should be some equitable
adjustment for a recognition of other localities in the
District. Ii there is argument now existing why
York should acknowledge her nonentlty and her n-
ability 70 grow men capable Of representing her at tho
capital Of tie nation, that argument will hold good
for 80 years to come. The fundamental poity which
requires officers to be inhabitants Of the District from
which they are elected recognizes tho question OF To-
cality important one"
The TRIBUNE most earnestly protests
against this doctrine. 1t is steadily Ielittling
and debasing Congress. We do not know by
whom that district should be represented in
the next House. and do not wish to influence
the choice to be made; but we insist that the
very best man who will consent to serve shall
be chosen, whether he live on one side of an
imaginary line or another. The doctrine Of
The Union would have restricted the service
Of Henry Clay or Daniel Webster in the House
to four years, and made it dependent on
some sort OF Equitable adjustment" between
political bargain-makers. Let us have MEM
bers chosen for their worth, not their locality.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
TIP ToTy 1DTyEyLSEUENTS.

For the accommodation Of uptown resi-
dents ETr f. IT, Brown has opened an Office AZ No 81
West IT, ccoudst., junction Of Bro5d"aY ana Skin
ave whore advertisements for TIE TRIBUNE viii be
received Up % q in the evening
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

Can it be possible that the Tax Levies this
year are 10 be more monstrous than last On
what other ground can We explain the effort
TO push the City Tax Levy through the Assem-
bly yesterday without printing it, and the re-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

The Hon. jeremiah NJ. Wilson of Fayette
County has been unanimously nominated for
Representative in Congress from the lNth
District in Indiana, in place of the Hon.
George w. Julian, declined. The Convention
WAS perfectly harmonious.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

with the decision in any City district just send
their children to the nearest school winch Is
ruled in accordance with their personal con
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-02

Al oeocs safS q ass@ X, osap y S ~ 'S s,s
s S5SsSSj a@ yla S2ey Dre'Hr sh afs &c
Ll5e s9y aasn q dcisc, aHd Nary %S't csa RS,s
inc, IIeads 81 the family are respectfully invited to
a,eni TIC ignera nom &c rssdencs ?f per pareus
iYmgSN iepBH leSkl sS IT, on wsrisay June
20 isns H. the eeovei daisitcf q chfStSa ani Ians
Rsf spS pa % III a1G d ~
dg I broadway corner Finishing aS, on SUNDAY. at
0 q ss fSrs ,a os r tho n ri.
wife, Mario p, need g years.
Msbic b The i'm Year o. h Srr sss 90 '''"
Ihe relative, and friend. Of thu family arc invited
yT Gw n "a GSic spgi!;h NelshborIocdi on SUNDAY.
iory crsey sGe at al SaTii,s y cave o1ohen
,1 MdcBRIAIHon Friiay n9rqng ruv j. nner long
Iats John Menrar IN tic iisJ wear Of hs ace
nee'ives nnd trcas Of tho family arc rrsrcc'filly
2oclock, from his late esid5lcc. ~ Aihsie 81 Bro,k
SMITH -0n FRIDAY Julv l. Hannah r.. wire of VIM.
SI IrI1i ~ , M s, PSI ys1r o. her age.
ne1t. Lodge, "a, 4 and 4. 81; Kyys,oic Lodge IS y
T. are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, RON
mo residence II her son Isr3gI G. Lawrence, Odney
S. q, neaf hCp ey Brookiyn L. D. on Sunday, 81 inst
sNfITIeoN;-On wednes1ay. June 20. Edward Smith
The .slaycs nPd friends q the family arc invited to
Sd av., on Saturday. jay Z. at oc.ock.
a Kf III RprP9lyaanr "Wednesday June e. Emily
vSS GGh% ma ne ne is cGar e aso on " e ahi of
Henry and Julia Van Barren ear and months
attend the funeral the rcsacnee OF his paients 400
west Solh s., to-day at o'clock
Society arc fegucsted meet "a ihoir hal', acment
attend the funeral Of our late 6r1,n,r meaibct chaei
sullivan. lately of5!c West s;th &.
DANIEL CALIAouAN mar'ha i' '"''0 - '''''''"
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Working Girl Blows Hot md Cold on
George the Count Jounncs.

10 a. fdHOI OI INc sun.
SIN: Having rcrd with Interest the letters in
1nE Sun from the salcswomru ard thcr sympa.
,hzcrs in their really many endured hardslip,. 1
must say that George the Count Joannes " las
touched the key that will open thu door to better
dS. II they will only take his advice Appreciate
Ms gcnuemau's letter. and would think 1t more
conn endable IL he hal dropped the Count TO his
raue; Counts are Of no account in this democratic
country, where an honest peasant may become tie
recognized peer y. an ACKNOWLEDGED prince
Again. as II read it, tie " Count" attributes his
regard and dofcLce q wOstng women TO the fact
rat when he was krlshtcd he promised to shield
and protect the wdJx aud the f.;lcrless." How
unch roblcr MA motive aust De who defends them,
no. because an homer has been conferred on Lin,
tnd lie must nccls efcud them to fun. ni- ub.iga.
ton. but because dshonol IA heipel on those who
oiC 10 De tue mu,hers Of Americas unOorn Children
However. trust tie rGvicc in that letter Win be
tFer, and ttu G VI 10 stand long hurrs bc, ind the
'elt. 80 our s.Jres YIN orianlze Into Female
emil yor Tor reduction ia ne hours OF labor. ask
- ~ orr, iHt; nee In demanding tn.s jnstce
and % cal TO those ladies who spend flucl time
tul Moit ia s.ogpiH, aOt I, p.trou.zs tho
y .c psofric'ors. forgs'ful OF Il holy name
Of ". msulloN sec IN their female o'eris only M.
ebu-- cal in luman form Trove to thc World
III wic4cl gra'pin.a Of these employers wilt.
i;afN y'.' ila:' ihJ-e youthful forms beyond
~ ST., ID. t7lrs: cad porctance Hoods poem.
Lla F..t.' Of si2,s,' VII again ccao their re-
le,.--. r,G1.-"l .s' sr,
Lot iby .ll..roTcl tl- selves remember. "tla,
- "hq would ho ..t tacm-,,yes uIs' strike tie
L w. Lee Is lly" rrs.at tscghc Tor iI'urc
in. Ills rcvrWcu'iI o., ,"e cSs'rl must he gene.
worker. lu t's r,,y a,,.' iar I'. sr,..'- r.nst
b. .i-'"."l., II ,cout do.nGu.s. Or the
O tyte o. tie u.aly charitable aom,a o.. this
ey "oull receive "e maze, lc,icucc,
most asc-''i o5., il eve ylriou. torres s 10 tie
oest g.. 20 lie Iu,r'd, r.uch good might BE- &c
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CINCINNATI uxorfsIrELY nAppr.
The Whole City Out TO Welcome the Red
StochinGs-A Wonderful Score-Thc Rec
ord of the Greatest Base Hall CInb on
the Continent.

IRON the tfHcfrnT1 Commercial
The Cincinnati Base Ball Club arrived in the
cv as evening n -; IN the hest ~ spirits nul M
the finest II physical health. The partv consisting
or The nine. two substitutes-Prrsident Champion.
Srcre airy Jcrec-al'0 the srecsl CORE spondent OF
TIE toRiDerc,H 9rd tho joint correspondent of the
ENGsirer rri Go-lhs, ,eft WASHINGTON night before
las at as o'clock, and less THAI twenty five
hours on The journey to Cincinnati, via the Bait
more and Ohio and Marietta and Cincinnati Rail-
roads breakfast was taken yesterday morning at
Grafton, dinner on the ppnt while crossing the 10
river ht Plrkersburg and an early supper at Chili
cotle Groa curiosity 10 see the Red Stockings was
displayed oil a!ony the ronc. When the train en-
tered ono, spectators BEGAN to cheer aud wave
handkorohiefs. dense thrOng was collected az the
depot In this city to welcome the Reds, and cheer
atrr cheer went up "a they made their way In single
bic through I've crowd to the carriages and omnl.
buses in waiting 10 convey hem TO the Gibson
House, "hCic lie officers and directors OF the club
ban prepare to receive them With complimentary
supper During the third annual Eastern tour Just
cl"sed. the Cncinnais PLAYED twenty three match
games, wi iCh resulted rs follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-02
The Champion Atinutics MGrdcriug the
Union Clnh OF NInrri-nnia.

4 poorer game for the championship than tho
played yesterday at fremont It f. scarcely pos
Stole 70 conceive. From the very first muning az.
pearel to be tic particular weakness Of the Union
zine. Pabor opened the game well by assisting to
rue GU; the 1rs' two strikers At frat base Then
began tie murlnc-rassed balls aud dropped A.
balls beng the order OF the day, with ona in
stances, ct course, OF quick ana fne fielding. The
Aucntic team played wen in the hCld. with the az.
crptiCn OF Mum, who plag ell in place Of Ferguson
whose hand WIS irjGIed; bus until the seventh in
ming their l1rlng was nor rp " puhc expectation.
Hall especially distinguished himself byh,S eItrsor,
binary activity In the feld-two Of tho ionr catchos
he made being beautiful specimens of fielding.
Peaice also lei the position OF catcher with credit
TO himself and advantage to his club. The gentleman
who umpircd the game, though doubt impartial
In his intentions, exhibited marked incompetency
for the responsible position lie occupied. Tile Union
Liub deserve crodt for their GOOD sense In supply
In; bail lt for IN TIE field and II Is to be hoped
their example will lo followed By the other clubs In
toe country, ia the injuries Whicl the members OF
tdc various teams have been receiving this son
would soon fStermiuatc base ba Play crs The fol-
a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-02
THE CUSTOM house PLUMS.
II CIV Col I.ret Came 10 Get INFLOW Dixby
md Gen. Porter Kept inflow stocking
mud Horton Held on-LindsHy's Hand
Carr GolUg 10 Boston.

IONe kdiiorOf me SWL
SIN: Your article Of this morning headed as
lie Good uld Mani" Is not exactly up to facts.
Much Of the statement is correct but you have mot
got hold OF tie whole case As We understand Il
down here, Col. Loct has long been ready for any
plum that might drop from the Old Mans basket
ana ha' been counted In Oh former deals. lie was
one OF the confidential parties in the Caring Bureau
ana Tie Good Old Man intended to give him the
laoor contract at the public stores but Secretary
Boul"eil could not DULY be impressed with the ex.
utme h.l rsly and ditiuteresiedness OF the Good
va nh'l"l tHH lcuk that matter into is own hands
~ w nav lw .siEheH me- conn sson In tie amy and
~ pay Na' anpul 20 cease, and the cdct came on
ron N1ti tnotoh tia, Ac AL-t he taken c9r5 az
blAhy Lao aliaHged DE general ort,cr Lu-uesa
iUTjn 1tn, f"rler at lEo bcelnnng Of GInne-
regularly Whom he WIS l,Lod la Kan XXI.
to Giye leet hs Plan, he Gently d., .GpcI
ana limited mat nnoilcr i'ycsti2fine committee
more searching Than tie ILr.hurd. C,ud Il rucr
No appointed and set a. ORR, if be -loull So root
Tins would Lave created 20 lfrilIrr 81 LIrh vnu!d
hove been draRr"D BE 10 llt Good Cd Nan
whereby Let corld he rroyilr1 Tor and B&Hy r,il
60 on a. tlc Porter platform, ~ ra.Cr Mas a..
ranged by increasing the . .grs, the lrp'ua To Do
handed OyoI 10 Lcrt aud tle Porter iiiAby income
only muiety, but this aided TO tie 8nuunt ,i,l
derived from keyes, Done a to's public ,for,
clrtin-, Piyls them q handsome some. 1h'y dine
with the Good Old han almost every day, and tlias
decrease their expCnscs OF living,
Lndsny IL moving H clc u GRADUALLY 10 Boston
In his celebrated hand cart the Oll junk business
Man on behalf Of the Presidents friends may sue.
coed In Tetaiung him IN !s F,stion but the impress
Yours, fERgIT
Man Ia 10 be GuillOtineu.
Ju., !, IsIU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-02
How the Ice Water NJ A. r. Stewards store
il Guarded.

10 ne Editor Of 7he Sun.
SRA and many other white slaves in The en-
ploy OF A T. stewart q 90. would feel obliged TO
you for publishing the following:
During the late hot weather a. 7 Stewart & Go.
have thought It would lessen their expenses, and at
the same time benefit the health Of their employees,
to give them winter to drinl; without ice. On the
ground floor there are water coolers. From the one
Ninth street the clerks NAV drink until they
sirkcn themsrve,. Tiurc b no ice In Il. The
other unr, on Tenth street. near Tullei's desk, If
iced but hoy IL VT on qua q, lolGing the goblet
In ono hand and the tap in the other 10 measure
ont the water as If IL we've vine. At the iame time
this boy has orders It any clerk comes to drink the
cool water To prevent hiri.
Now, Mr.. Editor, docs not that look very like
what NC Rave heard ~ the southern people treating
tier black sltvcs. TIE white slaves believe " ~
worse for IN this they won't let Us go out to
get a cool drink. IN fact the rule Is, IL don't
drink hot water wc can't drink any. CHARITY.
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Live Stock Market.

NV YoRK, Friday, July 1.-Finy-two car loads
or No beer cattle. arrived to-day. Good cattle were
nrtn ana unchanged. while inferior dun aud weak
Medium to clio oest native steers were sold NJ 1tl6e
n. some very good Texans at i3,c. q n and a
drove of vcry poor co. at $3.50 per head or about &C.
n. on cwt net average Fieiglts on the New York
central Railroad are back 10 $40 per car from Ruf.
alo Tor cattle. and 70 cents por 100 rs for sheep and
hogs ana expected that the Erie Company viii fol-
low suit tomorrow. although the freight biils to-day
cattle.
Sheep were in fair demand At gsGKc. p n for com.
mon TO good. with nothing choice offered. Lambs were
uul Al 9Ctlc h n, with lot sold at Lac
Receipts were so head. Hogs were quiet Rnd an.
changed az lOf9llc for dressed. Receipts CT