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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07

Inc secretary OF the treasury has
issued an order TO the Assistant Treas
urer at New York calling in million
and quarter of three per cent certifi-
Gates. .-.s -
Internal receipts for November, S9,641,-
S27; for the fiscal year to December /,
$57, ,29s, ,9s1. .leH =
Ex-ComptrollerC Connolly, having failed
in his efforts to furnish the requisite bail,
was locked up in Ludlow Street Jail on
the Goth. ult. He appeared much de-
pressed in spirits, and looked, in fact,
like broken-hearted man. Hi
1t was stated on the 1st that three of
Tweed's bondsmen had signified their in
tention of Withdrawing their names from
his bonds. If others were not secured lie
would share the fate of Connolly.
Information was received at Omaha on
the 1st that Governor Campbell, of Wy
oming Territory, had signed the bill re-
pealing female suffrage. .f
Some time ago resolution was intro
duced into the Georgia Legislature look
ing to payment for emancipated slaves. A
resolution was passed on the 1st defeating
and condemning the proposition, by an
overwhelming majority. The proposed
measure was censured as tending to evil.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07

bruisers-Mace and ,Coburn. Eleven
rounds were fought, lasting four hours
and ten minutes, with no definite result,
the mill being pronounced ''draw."
The following is the recapitulation of
the December statement of the public
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07

the time; and he patted him and talked
to him awhile, and then heuntied rim and
Started off with him up the road to show
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DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE ON SATURDAY

Thsarsr is9yy; New Orleans; p eGpymsr; wash
Ia
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Mn MfT y1 New g j.: New New
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and ss$SsR. Ms Sas!s LEI sSd Ne: LOUISE Lss as
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Frsdroh Michel: New york; Hermann Gimme ,msnn,
New YORK; sssns SuAns New So!s Ssgss:
Ms. aar,s
sS s1;ss A5sa
TIsseS%sSn sslIa, fsyy. tSss
Wm
n Mr. yorS
S:sSss
CLIFFORD England; Isaac Rosenberg. New Haven't helnrieh
and Ms Wap c q :n 1u S
Lns kIs
Foley, John Dale, wife. children and two
wants. Miss Minnie Dale Master Freddy Dale, Mrs. II L.
Campbell, Miss Julia Campbell, John Mcclary wife
shy. Mss Mary orlaln Miss Ellen Connor Mr. payidss,
Joseph p Lindsay, George :, West, John G :, MAJ.
Link, wife and three children okesfe, Mrs Gamble,
wife Mrs Edward Wilson, Miss wilson Fred stevens, wife,
child and servant John Dickinson wife and four chdren
Thomas Hackett Chas semple. Mrs oliver, Miss Oliver,
Miss Emy Oliver, Mrs McCaferly and child Miss Ro-
Ses sSpSis bpse ean,Sa James lgO n.
McErOy Jouu,9re. Krsy James Nh naslsn, Eyre
Indcr, John !, Green, Bennett s: John Boyd H
Mr. Martin, VIM Corwin John Conner, Mrs Rankin, Mrs
Josephs Mis-. Emily Marsh, MRS James Roland Miss Cow
Ahrens, bechand, whitc yr VIM Kirby, Peter Dom
neyT Dixon, Girard Tranor Adam, George McNiven
Henderson, Thomas Huschinson. Rev Father " J Hami
Gibbs, Colonel 7 wldrslb Mr. Who'll, Edward Norton,
Charles Riley, Bancroft Q Davis, Julius Davis w II
Beare, David fIemng Il Ahrens, George Ahrsns Daniel
bayanki Mr. Tynka, Yaraada facahara. Mats da, OF
Japan; Mrs Burrows Rawlins, wife and four chidre
MraW at nnd
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TIE LATE GENERAL BURGER.

Imposing Military Funeral in Brooklyn.
One OF the largest military funerals which has
taken place In Brooklyn for some years past was
that OF General Louis Burger, the late commandant
OF the Second brigade of New York National
Guards. who was buried from his late resi-
dence. No. 1l3 Pineapple street. at two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The crowd be.
came 30 great In the neighborhood Of the house
long before the services that the police
from the First and Second precincts were called
into requlsiton to keep passageway open for
the friends Of the bereaved family. The different
commands of the brigade. consisting OF the Third
cavalry regiment ana the Fifth, Sixth, Eleventh,
ElghtyIourth and Ninctysixth regiments OF infaa-
try, assembled at one O'Clock IN henry street. at
the residence Of the deceased. The Firth
regiment, General Bendix; Captain Karl Kleln's
independent cavalry and Captain Huebner's battery
formed guard of honor. Tho staff OF the late
General composed OF Colonel Godfrey, adjutant OF
the stan; Majors Morse, Dicke Barry and Smith,
ana Captains O'Keefe. Geretzen and Ward, were
present In uniform and assisted in the arrangements
as Notwithstanding Ward, Aspnwall, Craig,
Stelnway, Daken and McQuade. Tho remains
OF the deceased were encased IN o
nne rosewood coffin, with heavy SILVER mountings
ana bearing military plate, surmounted with two
American nags. BEFORE the body was removed the
gelical church. made few remarks In regard to the
lie and character OF the gallant soldier After the
family had taken parting look at the remains the
procession took up the line OF march to Greenwood,
where the BODY was Inferred with the usual military
honors salutes being hred over the grave.
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FOREIGN PERSONAL GOSSIP.
: Gambetta Is still In Spain.

-Gambetta Is still In Spain.
The great Mongol Lama observation-disclosures
Kutuktu is dead.
The Pope has received an address of condo
Ience from number OF Polish ladies'.
The Prince Of Orange VINO has been on a visit
to Berlin, has returned to the Hague.
The Emperor of Germany will spend part OF
the summer at Ems and Gastein.
-Mazzlni has strongly condemned the proceed
tngs OF the Paris Commune
-D6llinger has received congratulatory ad.
dress nom the citizens of Messina, Italy,
The Count and Countess Flanders, who were
present OF the opening OF the London Exhibition,
have returned to Brussels.
The Gar has sent the Order OF ST. Andrew to
the Sultan and the Order OF Alexander Mersky to
the Grand ViAler Ali Pasha.
M. Theirs bronze medals and statues conns.
Gated by the Communists were worth 100000
to the mint.
Emperor william is said to have made the
following remark to Count Moltke:-"We have often
quarrelled IN council but this must say, you were
always In the right
The Crown Prince and Crown Princess Of
Germany assisted on May rs, at the baptism OF the
heir presumptlve to the Duchy OF Mecklenburg, who
was born on May 5.
Grand Duke Ernest Of SAKE Coburg Ia suffering
nom prolonged illness. Prince Alfred, of England,
now twenty-seven years old, Is named as the pre-
sumptive heir to the Duchy.
The Empress Of Russia has purchased a small
picture by Raphael, known as the "Madina del
LiOro'' little Virgin with tho Bookl for the sum OF
$780, 0OOf from family In Perugla. The Italian gov
ernment wanted to BUY 1t, but could not sner more
than &c, 000f The picture was bought as q BIRTH
day present to the Car.
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COURT CALENDAHS-TnlS DAY.

Court OF OYER AND TRRMINER-Held bv Judge
Cardozo.-No circuit calendar. Criminal business
The People va. Michael Werner, rape; Same vs..
Patrick Kelly and Joseph Herman, burglary; Same
vs.. Frederick Garland, grand larceny; Same vs..
David Shear, do; Same vs.. George English and
John Thomas, do.
SUPREME CouRr-sPEcIAL TERM.-Case on.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Held BY Judge
Shea.-Part mos 6707. 6952 5945, 1899, 564s 6470
Judge Joachimsen.- $3.50, 1914 69l2 $685. 597O,
5s7l $685. 6977, SOTO, $780, $751; $685. $685. 69o 1904
CorRr OF GENERAL SBssIONs--Held by Judge
Bedford.-The People vs. Waiter MofYatt and James
woodruff, robbery; Same vs.. William Carlin, seduc.
ton; Same Vs. Joseph Rehtich, elonious assault and
battery; Same vs.. Henry w. Hughes, emtezzlement;
Same vs.. George Foster, burglary; Same vs.. Thomas
sullivan, grand larceny; same vs. John Murray,
grand larceny, Same vs.. Thomas Hardy, larceny
from the person, Same vs.. Michael Tracy, petit
larceny; Same vs. Carl Alexander, petit larceny
Same vs., Francois Perret petit larceny; Same vs.
Peter h0llock, disorderly house; Same VS.. John
Hughes, keeping gaming housei Same vs.. George
Htrsh, assault and battery. XII
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DOMESTIC MARKET.

Sssn rp Good S,dG, s, hssn Ss: ;cs
Continent All bales; coaswss. l,loe bales Sales 500
Cotton Mddlng. isHs Ess 5s;Ss'p: ISL bale:
nss s sss;
bales coastwise 1 bales. Sales, 42o0 bales; stock, sS
bales. uo,,,v NJ a, ,e-,
Cotton quiet, but firm. Middlngs l6c Net receipts 573
stock, l9,4sS bales e ,s,,
Cotton quiet, bu. Arm; mddllnss iSs net re-
ceps ss baei sales 900 bales: stock 49, S bale 1871
Cotton quiet; middngs l5kc net receipts $40 bales
saos stock. Is, 4u5 bales. w,,.nox No ., ,s,,
po TU" ooasw:e bales sales bass; stock
aS4@ v. ~ ., ,e,,
Cotton quiet; low middlinss Sc net or 1cseipss 2oss
bales; exports, coastwe, 100 bales sales ~ Bales sock
81" 0"''' BOSTON, May q, 1911.
er oo,'In S bsss sales 40 bales stock 1900
OswEeo, N. Y, May ~. ls7l; l..
Flour moderately active and gnchsnsed saios Of 500
o OF White Us
SqS az S SSfs sc ss
s ss nss 90
cwi Nil feed shorts zec Tc ships.uas asc
% %ssDs. s sas wheat ss oln s 10
- e ss 10 sf Sc.t York. 70
S$S sSs. "a corn i e qSs
feet q amgyr s d hs1s, IN ,vs
iO'Voo pe"' CINCINNATI, May 81, 1871.
,Ss Four a"ce an sp scady family ss
gus. ba. % q Corn s ssrds su a. $50 h kye
GsoSssr ss s ansssnss& Petroleum. vI weak. Egg aq
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anil declining &c Butter demand fair and market Hrm
pcs grades AZ zoc &c Cheese dull ana declining t2sc
ac western Reserve, luc lie. Mess pork dull Rl6
Lard dn at oc Bulk meats quiet and weak; the following
rates arc asked:-Shouders, sides, 7o 75sc Ba
sou opened firm but closed du shoulders, 6sc nothing
done IN sides Whskey Ia fair demand at S5c.
CHICAGO, May 81, 1871.
Flour very dull Wheat quiet and steady; No. spring,
Torn hrmer ami advanced &c, SC; No mixed,
saies but advances Ks No. Eat &c., Rye 6rmcr No a.
&c PROVISIONS dull mess pork 86 30 cash. SIS rs June,
&io TH &o % July Lard, l0c. cash, 10Ac; July Dry
s ss, sides 81 TO Lys hogs active Ss n Cattle
bushels wheat 300 900 bushels 900 bushels oats,
wy bushels rye goJ bushels barley 300 hogs Shipments
bOCO nbs Hour 900 bushels wheat 100 bushes corn 900
bushels OATS. 81 900 bushcIs rye, 5000 hogs.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
sAruRpAY. MAY S7-6P. M.

SATURDAY, May W-BP. M
CoFFxg.-The market for Rio quiet 0ut steady. No
further sales made moderate business was
in lots from second hands at full prices Other
kinds were steady but inactive We quotc-Rio-Ord
nary l0c. lOkc fair d. l0s4c 1lc good do
llc. lc prime do. skc al21Sc; extreme range for
lots loAc alsc all gold, por b ia bond, thirty to sixty
days. credit Java government bags $780, do grass
mats lskc &C. Singapore i7c $780,; Ceyion. 1870.
Nc.; Maracaibo, 1Sc. TO-; Laguayra. Hc $780,; ia
maica, &c., lbHc.; st. Domingo (gold in bond) ss1c
ioc Costa Rica i3Nc lc; Manila l4c lsc Mexican;
gold, thirty TO sixty davs' credits duty paid
COTTOH.-The market strong and further ad-
proyemen being fully maintained at the close Exporters
not buying except In small Spinners
nued TO operate quite freely The high views Of holders
prevented large business however The sales fol-
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Loss OF RACING ST0CK.-The steamboat lately
sunk near Clarksville was the John Lumsden. OF
the race horses on board bound for Illinois one Is
said to be lost-Barney Williams, 1ve years old, ch
9. by Lexington. dam volga, by Glencoe, 0 horse Of
nc record, the property Of Mr.. Drane, OF Kentucky
The others. which were saved. were Joe Aiken,
Mr.. Macy, OF Tennessee, and an untrled nlly, the
property or II. F. Nlchos.-Aobito Register, May "a.
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been Overtaxed TO meet the demands for trans
porlation. Last September change in the Officers
OF the road was made and the following gentlemen
hen, Vice President; Anthony Benson, Secretary
And Treasurer ami r. J. Hecker. superintendent
Railroad JOuTuth,
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Kingston Goddard, D. D., Mr.. J. ". DAVIS TO MISS
FANNIE l.. BARTON, all OF Staten island.
MhRSifALL-SALE.--At the Church OF the Holy
Trinity BROOKLYN, on Monday May ~ nv the Rev.
DIR. Hall. u. CHESTNUT MARSHALL, OF Baltimore.
Md, to FANNIE O., eldest daughter OF Z. X sale,
ESQ.,, OF Brooklyn.
W0oD-PErERsoN.-On Saturday evening. May
q, by the Rev. Norris ID. O. Crawford. OF the El9h-
tcenth street Methodist Episcopal church, EDWIN q,
WOOD to CARRIE @. PETERSON, both OF this city.
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The following were the closing street prices OF
stocks Saturday evening:-Western Union, 5oh q
soy; Mariposa preferred TX 8; Pacific Mail, AN
47H; New York Central, 99JS q 99H; New York
Central scrip, 9tx 94kj Harlem, 134X o 1856;
Erie, 2oH 2o1s; Reading, 11sH 11sK; Lake
Shore lax HAY; Pittsburg, 1874 122A; North.
western, IS o s6k; Northwestern preferred, osx o
sS1; Rock Island, 12oH 12oK; st. Paul. 62k
62K; St. Paul preferred, SKA SIX, Wabash, e4A o
64h; Ohio and Mississippi, 5oA SOY; Union
Pacific, 84s a4A, Hannibal and St. Joseph. 1o1 q
lo2A; Boston, Hartford and Erle. az Ak; Column
bus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 23X o a.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The approximate earnings OF the Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Central Railway Company Tor
the drst week in May were as foows-ls7l, $40 914;
1870 $5e,422 Increase, $r4.492.
NEW RAILROADS IN NEW YORK.
While the West has manifested great interest ana
activity In her railroad enterprises our own State
mas not been lacking in ZEAL Tho numerous rail-
roads built within the past few years and others in
bordering on the Hudson there has been marked
activity In this respect until now there is scarcely
has about completed one enterprise-the Duchess
aud Columbia Rar0ad-and has another, the Rhine.
S has lines
and boasts of score OF others In view. In Ulster the
Waikiki valley Railroad pierces rich fertile SEQ
entire county. branch OF the Midland is already
In operation as far as Ellenvllle and It's speedy OK.
tension to Kingston Ia assured. But probably the
most important route IN that region Is the Rond0ut
and OsweR0 Railroad, having It's western terminus
OF Oneonta Otseg0 county, and It's eastern at Ron
dout the HUDSON the outlet ofthe trade OF Ulster,
Delaware and sullivan counties, and at which place
son Canal Company. Already thlrty-six miles OF
road are in successful operation about twenty Ave
miles more are graded and ready for the
rails, leaving only thirty. eight miles 10 be
completed. When this shall have been done 1t
will with les connections extend across the entire
state, from Oswego to New York. shortening ny
twenty i've miles the distance between those places
Win the completion OF the Rainebeck and Connec-
shortest and most direct from the West to the
Eastern 6tates-to Hartford, Boston, Providence,
| al aptlcpati0na and ct times It's facilities have
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prices contained 70 advance. the market closing firm
May dealers being IL making new contracts for The
current month The trausacons To- day amounted 10 soo
bales, foows-l00 May and 100 June &c.,, together
june 800 4. &c., 800 a Is sc 900 4 Isc 500
300 a lS4c, sO0 q 16 bl6c July 500 at $780, 800 at
u 3slec so lSs 500 A. lSc go August 100
Der and 100 October at lsao together Yesterday after
is is6e 100 al isc june zoo at 1885, loo al ii i5i6c
SsS iss; JULY 2co At ls9S soS zig, &c.,
august 100 q is sisc o i is aSS slso
SoOat 1o4c 100 August and 100 September at 1870,
aeher total since last report $1,000 bales The average
June ID &c. July 5000 August 1880 Tho recsips at
the ports to-day were g ll6S; New
Orleans, 2,Bb Mobile 573 Savannah, 1885, Charleston $40
Wilmington, 81 Norfolk 1923; baltimore. 60; New York.
day last weex and bales same day last year Rates or
cotton freight closed foowsT0 Liverpool, BY steam,
I'D, by sail sl6d to Havre, by steam, lc gold Hamburg
to Baltic ports by sail, nc. gold.
FLOUR GRAIN.--Rccepts- 49, 1888 bbls. wheat
1859 buahes corn 44 bushels; meal 700 bbls
and 425 bags oats 2s7s bushels The aour market ruled
dull and heavy but we make change In our quotations
The saea were about 5000 bos Rye -four was quiet but
demand prevailed for meal IN bags 1T steady We
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CATTLE MARKET.

Beef was quiet and steady At lie 13c. Hogs were In
fair demand al &C. sac. ReceptsCatle, %; live hogs,
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HEALTH ALL IMPORTANT.
HEALTH ALL IMPORTANT.
HEALTH ALL IMPORTANT.
HEALTH ALL IMPORTANT.
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPAsILLA
ali diseases and erupt'ons Of the skin.
ia highly concentrated preparations one bottle fully
squang strength gallon OF the syrup or decoo.ion q
usually made and tablespoonful added to pint OF ~
water equals the celebrated
LISBON DIET DRINK.
LISBON DIET DRINK
LISBON DIET DRINK.
LISBON DIET DRINK.
LISBON DIET DR1NK
LISBON DIET DRINK.
LISBON DIET DRINK
LISBON DIET DRINK.
LISBON DIET DRINK
LISBON DIET DRINK
DELIGHTFUL AND HEALTHFUL BEvERAGR
DELIGHTFUL AND HEALrHFUL BEVERAGE.
DELIGHTFUL AND HgALTHFuL BEvERAaR
DELIGHTFUL AND HEALTHFUL Beverages.
DELIGHTFUL AND HEALTHEUL BEVERAGE
cATAwBA
CATAWBA
CATAWBA
cATAWBA
cATAwBA
CATAwBA
CATAWBA
cATAwBA
cATAwBA
cAYAwBA
GRAPE JUICE PILL
GRAPE JUICE PILL
GRAPE JUICE PILL.
GRAPE JUICE PILL
GRAPE JUICE PILL.
GRAPE JUI0E PILL.
GRAPE JUICE PILL.
CRAZE JUICE PILL
GRAPE JUI0E PILL,
GRAPE JUICE PILL.
useful in all diseases requiring casnas -
aperien-supersedng salts. mngnssa ana svsev
other purgatvs.
NO cALoMEL. NO MERCURY.
NO CALoMEL. NO MERCURY.
NO CALoxEL. NO MERCURY.
NO oALoMEL. NO MELcURY
purely vegetable. composed Asnaossl
ingredients E1trac. caawba Grape Juice and Fluid
Extract Rhubarb
MORE LIKE CONNECTION
MORE LIKE CoNFEcrIoA
MORE LIKE A CONVECTION
MORE LIKE CONNECTION
MORE LIKE CONNECTION
than medicine.
compounded with the idea OF being agreeable 10 he
stomach-no nausea. gripping palma II that ia.
vi.lng style purity that ranks . remsdy
for
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT
THE REFINED AND ELEaAND
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.
TIE REFINED AND ELEGANT.
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.
safo for BY children and A. pleasant In ops
As cider or champagne wine.
How to proceed in the spring monshs-as tAs
is the that tho system naturally und.rgoes change d
both young aud old
HELxBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
and bottle
HELMRoLD's cATAwBA GRAPE JUICE PILLS.
worth their weight In gold Take and I've shsmso
your children. better thing II mGysavs
them sickness may prevent those ugly srup-
tons perhaps them from sickness Of every kiad
for the ensuing year.
The catavba Grape juice Pills done up with great
handsome white French glass; bottles unlike
essy prepared veuded wooden boxes BY inexperienced
persons Anof
H. 7. HELMBoLD's preparations are pharmaceutical
not single patented,
BUT ALL ON THEIR MERITS
Prcparetby
HT. HELMBOLD.
Practical and Analytical Chemist
CRYSTAL PALACE DRUG STORE,
500 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
PALACE PHARMACY. oTLsEY HOUSE, BROADWAY
AND TWENTY NINTH STREET. NEW YORK.
TEMPLE OF PHARMACY, CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
PHILADELPHIA Prescriptions compounded. French
German and Spanish spoken.
STORES OPEN ALL NIGHT
N. B-HELNBclD's EXTRACT BUcHU
HA3 GAINED A WORLpWIpR IAnA
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Wheat dull, but firm. The sales only about 900
ssose a II " o
as s tSF %1
according e condition Oats were quiet At SIhG Sso for
stock here qndsposed Of. RyeThere very little In
curry and business consequently was fat The prices how
FREIonrs-Tho market continued firm but quiet satur-
orally The chartsrag business also quiet. and rates
% wnS S sss Iss g. u
PTSv;;oS: a. 500 psSH
q %
waite British OarS to Cork for orders auare5s
sIan Norwsssn FAX S direct cOn
Moltssrs~The market Continued strong wS fair de-
msns fS foreign G 2 % Ba,'.
Other ss.s foreign lots were made At f auo:a9ns
5S Is I o We We note safes Of 80
os ss7es and f. f. e. 81
M Muscovado, rslnn; sa c H. hc
English Islands ................ 25c. aS6 s5c $50
NAyAI s.oaEs .afgensne wa. slightly easier
sSsa ssS i1e SD ss
& S ns. s4s, s ": % s's q
fos ssiSss 'Sas ns%.s s sS's
window glass Tar was quiet but steady Al 81 Is for
PETRoLEuM.-Thc marke. without decided change
and at the close prices were little 6rmer Crude was in
a saS ~ sales ss 2sss
ss a H.: Fl june May . Sss u 'l
P ssss .s. s G ana M de-
livery at $780, There rmors of large transactions in
sa 5Ss meats
"a. 'tS eSsras: and
sns 80 Go or June no a aS' s no
inquiry and prices were nominaly unchanged Beef hams
dull; there were sales In small way ct former rates
and l0 erces taken at lie for heavy We also note
Of SO boxes clear bellies at other descriptions were
quiet and prices unchanged Bacon wa: dull and
dull lower with sales Of $40 tierces for July at lo But
RIoE~X fair obbing trade in progress fnll price,
for foreign. Carolina scarce and neglected The sales
:-75 bags Ransoon, at from 7o 79c per ID ESQ
small lots Carolina al 80. 91Sc. per ID.
SUaAR.-The market was . shade hrmer under fair
demand from rehner but price, were not higher the
refining. 400 hhds fully good refining Cuba realized sfo
per lb The reached about 2OQy hhds Ct 9Ac ID
% 81 il sold
ID. for crushed powdered and granulated We quote
e nm. roea tn ns & s fer
S@c good grocery 9sSc 0c prime to choice
ss lose ioc centrifugal Ssi bids o and boEes so
TIC Havana-Boxes Ouch standard, Nos TO =. S,yc
shc d. 10 to r. sc. l0c; do l3 to 6 loAc 11c.;
sS r e e Il f &c. sss. Sc
asbc; grocery grades, $50 lo!ac Brazi.Dutch stan!
10 70 H. ssc 1870 MsnlaCurrent cayed and superior,
&c. &C. New Refining grades &c. 9A4c; grocery
TALON cont nucs good demand and prices firm We
note saleslo 300 bbls. Western at 90:
WHIsKKYRecepts, ~, bbls. The market was dull and
lower, with sales Of i5O bbls., part at sa94c.
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HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST TIE ERIE RAILROAD
"A singular accident occurred on the Erie Railway,
near Paterson, about two years ago: The Clncin-
matt express was approaching that place, when an
Iron rail- pr0trudng from HAT car In freight train
khat was passillg westward crushed through one OF
The passenger coaches and injured three passen-
Eers-General Walker, son OF the Hon, Robert J.
Walker; Walter Buckley, OF Jefersonvile, N. r.,
and Vim. NJ. smith, Of Honesdale, Pa. Walker
aud smith were very seriously Injured, the former
having his jaw broken and the later SUSTAINING per-
manent Injuries TO the spine. Mr.. Buckley lived
but abort time. Suits were brought against the
company BY Smith and Walker, and the neirs OF
Mir buckley. smith placed his damages a. 500 600,
but settled for 5000 last summer. the SUIT OF
General Walker has been postponed rom time 70
time, but finally came to bearing az MontlCello
euliivan county, N. j., on Friday last. Ills uahages
were placed al 800, lO0 and the jury AWARDED uiln
$4,000. The case OF Buckley has Deen cafiieu W
the Supreme Court.
THE RICHARDSON MCFARLAND CAsE-The cec.
bratcd Mcfarland. Richardson case is soon 10 ne ne
brought before the public again. tho indianapoi,s
Journal says will be remembered that Mctarianu
attorney moved in the Morgan county court, = snort
time since that the case be dismissed, as ne ad li-
formation that his client an inmate oil an insane
asylum, but on Wednesday last notice was filed IN
Tho supreme Court or an appeal TO TINT tribunal.
The attorneys say 1t Is their Intention TO bring the
cause W tElal at the earliest possible moment
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
DAvIs-BARroN. --On Thursday, May 25, at st
Andrews Church RICHMOND Il J.. pE the Rey