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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

VISIT OF FRIsoE NAPOLEON TO VICTORIA.
LONDON Mar. s.
The son OF the Emperor Napoleon paid wilt
TO Victoria, yesterday.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

We commend the figures to the consideration
of our Legislature, one of whose duties ia to
pass an Exemption Act, at this session. It will
be seen that nearly every State is far in advance
OF us on this question.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

Josh Ward, the rowing champion, 10 on ths
police force at Cornwell, N. Y.
"A Western railroad conductor marks dead
hssss who cannot pay their faro BY punching
thsss hsIss IA thsf bats,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06
Selling fndinn-Meal Bran, &c, by Weir

selling indinn.Meal Bran, &c, by wei9ht
| bill was passed in the House, at Dover or
Thursday requiring all Indian meal, BRAN ship.
stuff, etc., to be sold by weight, and not by mea.
sure. The act docs not apply to farmers selling
the actual produce Of their farms. A petition
for the law was presented by Mr.. Silver, signed
by Henry dupont, Irene DUPONT, and some four
hundred other residents OF Bran5ywine and
Christsna, and II was stated that the object OF
the bill waa to prevent frauds by retail dealers in
such meals. They buy of wholesale dealers, BY
weight but sell by measure and filling up the
measure very lightly, give the buyer much less
than the proper weight. Upon these ezplsna-
tons, the bill passed
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06
GGED0. PLAMT0, TRGGe.
- Prepaid by Mall.

Ny new priAed descriptive Catalogue of Choice
Flower and Garden hesds y sorts Of either for u
new and choice varieties Of Fruit and Ornamental
Treca Shrubs, EveFgreenA Roeee, Grapes, Lilies,
ona year erafte Fruit Trees for mailing: Fruit
Stocks Of al kinds; hedge Plants, Ac; the most
gratis 70 any plain address, with P: o. box True
nans God Cranberry for UPLAND or loWland, d Pr"
1000; u per 100; prepaid by mail. Trade List 10
.. N. WATSON, Old COLONY Muir.
series and 0esd warehouse, Ply
moush, MASS. Established l0A2.
mas lOttbtW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

Two tralns on the Hudson River Railroad came
into collision at Tivoli yesterday morning. Both
engines and baggage cars were badly damaged,
and fireman named Msjr was killed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

The Washington NATIONAL Republican, of Sat-
urday, has the following friendly notice -
We are glad to learn that the enterps;sing
iAily, the Wilmington COMMERCIAL, has 1t last
allen into line with the lead,nQ dsilies Of The
country by adding to it's stat regular Washing
ION correspondent. "RennAt," who fills the
position, is personal acquaintance, for whose
ability to 'do" Washington in good style We
,heerfully youch.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

The new Superintendent Of the Wilmington L
Western Railroad, Mr.. David Connoll, entered
upon his duties Saturday, MIN @. Conwell retir
ng,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS BAN
Il DA0H N8TITUT1-Notice No
il North Ninth, B. G. RvkRkTTU
Truss positively cures Rupt1feA LARge stock OF
Nassse atockinsa, Dslts. Supporter. shoulder
hossss j.. Low r. LA. ssasnds6'.
qg1Gl4klvS,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

Leaving probable balance, oysr ALL of sill, 900
This is, certainly, very favorable exhibit,
and we understand it to be based, substantially
on reliable figures. 1t shows that our taxation
is now entirely too heavy, even if we propose to
pay of our whole debt in seventeen years, while if
we should be content to reduce it at more mod
crate rate the burdens upon the people are now
very far beyond what is necessary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

This superb HAIR DYE Ia the Beat IN tAs World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous.
No Ridiculous tlntA or unpleasant OdOr. The Eenu-
Inc w. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces
IWMEOIATELY Q splendid BLACK or NATURAL
BROWN. Does not stain the skin, hut leaves the
HAIR CLEAN, HOFT and BEAUTIFUL. the only
safe and rkREECT DyA. Sold BY all Dru9gistsP
Factory 10 BOND ST., New York.
mAFk-eAAkVyv
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE TO GO To
wAsHINeToH-TowN ELEeiIoH.

NhhulNtlUN-AoNN ALEGllOk.
Dover, March 0.
Both Houses OF the General Assembly has ad-
journed until 10 O'Clock on Wednesday next, in
order to give the members of the Legislature an
opportunity to attend the Inauguration OF Presi-
dent Grant.
John Il. Jones and Hugh J. En.ight were
elected town Commissioners, to-day. Politics
were entirely ignored. and very few votes were
cast and little interest manifested. s.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06
s S1Aae 24S S%E e. z.uoas . r.o'ala,
WILMINGTON, DEL
THURSDAY. MARCH 6, 1878.
1NI STATE TINAMCEs-T MUCH TAI
QQILECf1D-A TREASURY SURPLUS AM
II ROOM 70 AIATG TIE PUBLIC 1U1D1Nl

.nn -~w.u
- esr, I~ [1rsem,V sueYrMs Am
y TnoM m 4rArT TNF PUnIIc 1uRDfNA
csn.. o.--,... .w., ~. :. A..
80 =. -. .-...... ~
'ls o... ..v --,s .,.,.. ~ !. &C.. IN
s.s -, uue . ',1'.sH 80" -. ~. 49, S s.s..
n -Ae! .-,' .,.Ns. A.. S.s.s
- W SAA1..y -" 4~s, 49, - ~ a..e
- ..-..,.- -,u -.
''' s PA0A' ..'e ~ "NA
yexcaed tho amounts ACTUALLY neeoeL
The following figures ahow tho facts, ~ sta
TAD above,
]. The Slate Debt.
Tho Debt due In 1875 is.....,........ $3.50 900.
;" .ooo 1855, h;. $4,000
ro.mS ,s1u''' A''e~~"~''A OK, mn
A0~n'''''''''.'''''''''''''''. 0oAOOV
tI w.l;,a ,o..,o, Al aa1 00o
s .os~o SA, 40 ~
The interest charge on which s........ $79,V00.
r.u II. The Revenues.
The annual receipts, from taxes and all other
uonrcas annI;cabla IN Stsfn nun ara ahout 1850
an WI ' " ''
wv 1,r po,,o.n, ofns nsn
II 1t is desired to pay on the debt At maturity
and II u thought oess 70 nnosfsAxe me Necessary
taxation for 80 rapid reduction, tbers Will be
required, in 1873, and 1874 collectively. the
sum VI eAo',oVV'' =" 10 pau ou' " Doiono'uois'
IN Janusrv 1 1879. From that date to January
rass aa1 nm par yaar will have tn be nlacad
in the sinking fund.- to meet sSlo'eoo'' At the
latter date, and in addition, from January /,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06
TELEaRAM9.
wllMIKaren CONFERENCE.
TIVE PARLIAMENTARY p aoossp,noa

1ts Gathering at Easten, Md
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06
Y. Reduction of Taxation.

1t is proposed to reduce the taxation laid upon
two clsss9s, viz. railroad travellers. (ten cents
for each trip,) and railroad cars, (Which is re-
COLLECTED from the peach crop, at $3.50 per car
Surprising, however, that an arrangement may
be effected by which the P. W. & B. Railroad
Co., shall pay alump sum Of $40, 900 per annum,
in lieu Of all taxation the actual loss of revenue
from these sources will be about $4,000 per
annum.
w. General Statement tor 1tco Years.
The estimate, then, for 1878 and 1871 may be
made up as follows:
Reyanpoa ,,raaant r,to c,r-o nm
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

THE COURT HOUSE REMovAI.-nlGL posrrorEp-
PILES OF BuEINKss And LONG sKSHION-KAII-
RoAD PRosEors-THE CONFERENCE ACADEMY, &C.
DOVER Dal Feb OF
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12
Reconsideration.

ht:0nSiGPTh'iOIs
On motor; ot i.. Lewis ti.e vote by
whici! was passed IA ;Ae fas. meeting an
ordinance entitled an ord!aanca granting
ii. New Or,..ns Eie,ato: ana Warehouse
Company permission. - locate 4 railroad
.r.en IN certain streets ANA places o: the
city. and 20 transport over sad track trans
for goods. w":e-. merchandise. gram and
other producs-.' was ieconsld"fed. The
ordinance heiI, again before the Council.
Ny. Lewis submitted :,c following as :he
fourth section. which was unanimously
a.;onted: shc section enumerated IS thc
:. ,r,iI was made thc hfth. and thus
~, .,.2e.' The c"hiEaar" passed tv u mani
m. Is vote, :he .;t..s and :1a-s Lav!n. been
q lied
81. & IL :. t,:-t'l.s ~ 'aine1. etc. That
= , .Ate OF .Uerd u',o3 SAID railway snail
ever exceed SIX D..ies per hour: thar Del!
,bai' /. ruDc constantly upon each locomo-
tvf. engine while in motion over the main
+i..h or over any 81 Is subsidiary or side
tracks or tGruout-: that warning shall be
Given at each street crossing. by d red nag
during the day and IL red lantern at night.
borne not less than one hundred yards IN
\
that nothing in this ordinance or III the
rant Of right oI way. oT Othe. rights. or IN
| the nctarIa. act MADE IN pursuance OF TINS
| ordinance, shall be construed a. binding
the city Of New Orleans Or making the said
J city liable directly or "A warranty for any
claims of citizens or corporations on account
! of said ordinance, grant or no6aiIai act. or
| any claims for infringement OF rights
| or damage 20 person OK property
! hT vTaut2eR.
wav resulting from the construction
! and operation OF the said railway
! bv the said grantees. nor TOR any claims
| toy damages losses or iD,urie, sustained by
| the sald grantees or their successors or
! assigns. in case they should be deprived OF
| their rights "r be intectered with in the
exercise thereof by any ;,"rson whatsoever,
| save il be bv the lawfully constituted
authorities of -. riev: nos snail the salt.
city be 'iab.s TO- any work done or mate
-ials uee' III ''aying q: repairing streets N
| yuTaI.3Ece / this gran ~ Un.i"r me airec-
20. al as: contract W.. -.!o S..h gi..htets
, t...aac:ai BUSH =, o. fnuI Passage and
| Bills O.. :t'' d Readingo
| -. CG'Eoun ctilee -, n" oi i.naHces de-
: c..oed a '",.cNs. VII had been Sc ser
J a, ' :e.A twice Il u, Ine-tir- OF tie .ourih
/ ,2,taut. and "as..1 IT, secu:,.. readings
. SID g" nan :. e. IL, uoH .a :.e.: third
! read >. las. 4 tn.!, tn :".- aLL .
/ nav.t. been ,.''eI ~ eac...
, PE".'.in. Il. ths ra,:n ns o' '''-
| ar! CO. rIuts the..nn .,d.'' '.:..i >
J v.u IT., IN. X l.. Erl,. 80
! .AIp-"p" ,;iLe. !n"n-! = f'' '"'A
',er Us thu D.par Il =: ct Poi IS
: .I,, e:IunsA of -eDrUa-v l.. >, ~" Z - ,
- -, tn, Nagee Il X. : IL. a..
"Pr",idlug 1or The p:yn.,,. u =" -:
! =, "a! a coInta therein na- heEinnir :
7Titn tl-s ~. So' RI Prb'.p&.n.; { :L
rapy. ~
'.""E.ndt-: .or e. "a. I'll: .. tie sew
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12


| cancel tha assessment for !St !. on furniture.
against Michael Golden. IA square No. lIZ.
| eleventh assessment district: tax DIi! no.
| 1881.
| Re<o''.d. That the Ci:r Attorney he al.
| .iOg!zed To canc.. the Iud dgnHnt II :dEor o..
| the ci-v tor .ue taxes of is |. against me
! property belong Gg 10 the COngTegaf'oh 81
| the Mission. situated II square No. 81. III Il
| assessment district. and the Admin .stIa'oF
| OF Puhl.. Accounts Is here by authorized -
| cancel the TAX bii; Ne. i. :. tor 1913. against
| the same property.
Z Bv Ny. Lewis. and unanimously adop'ad:
Resojrsd Tina: the Administrator "ts III
| rroyt..i,.:l:s b" ANA !. hereby Authorized .,
| advert jse for proposals :, construct ShH..
; road on Sonia; street. from ichou2Itouia'
| ~ E!a.norue street and On the south s!nc
| or Claiborne street !gnIL SDniat 70 HdfthSo
! street. according - pans an! Sircihcdt'O1'>
| on !l!c II lie ctiIs. OF IN. C.;y Surveyor
! The following. resolution. presented oF
, Nr. Lewis. 49,. oI :uc;!"a %: Nj. Il IurAoaIi'
! referred - III committee ~ :hr whole:
! Ees",c.i. That ;h- Administrator: o.
! Financ,. ue ana he: !, hereby authorized 70
! issue stree: .:Hprov":n"a; bonus al par. II
settlement. o! !h, following cam. Nnle:
! coillrt": authorized i: ,.,...anc" No. I''o'
: Administration series:
! Louisiana Portable Railway Company.
:oc filling Cana! street can't. :.on. C!a!-
| born" - st. IAt:.rA st.e.:. "a account.
| SlS.o3a.
By Nr. Brewster. a.; unanimously
:,,io?,";i:
! B,. :; ordained, %, She t"cnc:. -: ne city
o: New Orleans. Tha: '..e GARY situated
: on Chestnut street. between 1"IeHano
: street and Louisiana a""nue. containing =
| large number OF COWS. be declared nut
81 nee. and tha. the owner thereof be or
! dered 70. within thirty days after due and
/ legal notice. aba:c sa!d nuisance cy reLA"''
. ing sad dairy outside me city limits
! The subioin.d resolution. offered by Mc.
; F!.zenlr.;er. was. a: III: suggestion o! the
! Chair. referred 10 lie committee .. the
whole:
: Peso'rca. That n. petition q: Joseph
i Ravmor&. asking tn. privilege "t erecting
! a marze. at the corner ot DGyaees and
! Second streets. Fourth District. BE- granted
J subject tc the following conditions:
! :. The proposed market .s 20 be built in a
! substantial name: at Il cost OF not less than
S20. .00g. according to plans and -pecitica'
. tiens To be furnished by the Administrator
. OF WaterwOrks and Public Buildings. =.
! y. The building o! this marhe: house sha!.
! be commenced as soon after the passage
. of this resolution as practicable. and shall
G.. cnp,,,ated within twelve months after
j. +ha 1,as:age of this resolution.
= Th,.oWneI. or owners of th;s marke: sha!.
. have tie privilege for zen years after compile,
! ton of said market 70 rent the STANDS an"
stalls therein for the sale OF such articles as
are al"Ntu 10 'G Sa,, ~ f +an ,er
OF ms I'E' anu 'Iui i'7 l-l-9 1,;+,
, TINS properly IS 10 40 -i!'' '-'--' ''-'
: i. = ,n0 90 49,. 1;.y. nf Naw Orleans
+ si,oIl no ,,,.iyiIrrad and full. empowered to
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

9r9- max ~1TIs sTT aI0nTnFs f7pTr!T nam8I.
,,o--,,,.:. --:4a 49,, ;-.,, AC;,,,i,,s+r,+o,..
".'N .ilo ''''1'
'ol foIice' once. S5t'. WAlch oId-ua-ct' "7
passed. was amended by cIlang;ng the item.
..b,,,o,,. .,-,-,, :q...s 20 S2al- Is.
....
iie 'o.'' -ol -Ae De!'a. It.''A' - oi''0 -1o'l'
) i33,. - to : 1917 -. AID -. grand .Ota. from
$:}9. ~. 50 70 S3O7.;.
For the ordinance vic; a?prop-iating
nlpr.~ LOT he .abo; and car, :oI.s therein
,,,oat ,.,.-o3 .,,., .ro ,a.+,ra.
cth.hs meeting. VT. th-loGn o1er"u the
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

The total r"st tc- subsistence. irciu.:;n :
hre". furnished by Bovs' House Of Ret lga
wal $50 4; .t- TOTAL aJ. rage NUN ne ii
officers ard prisoners suhsisted dur. =. ;hr
mont was So. az coz. o. aboat :W.E1!
two s-dSa hair cer.- ;,cr Gav eacL.
'SDIGIN- stCK ANDDEA0.
During me Z nth there were eight a.,
sick cemovet to IL. hospital ald I.rty-
tour blrIals.
BOYS HcIsE OF RFrUGE.
The average rVEb-r OF inmstes n !;us
institution per dav. during the month. v as
- 1914 The cost Of subsistence FOR this
Gulber and tes cticeGs aD1 employees, IL
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH r. 1873

in, +be women. and it would also be bene-
Ga7.T to tLe male inmates il we had sdftlclent |
roon, TO engage them IN gardening and
other work
HOMK AGED AID INFIRH.
The number OF inmates at TINS INSTITUTION !
has during the month increased from |
twelve TO eighteen persons. all suthcientiE |
old and infirm TO be deserving OF charity |
As there is atill room for an additional mum |
her | wolId invite public notice TO this |
.ac,. and thu. be able 70 afford admission |
70 :h!, institution for deserving applicants |
TIE following IS the expense summary
ADM.:IsTRATDR'S OFFICE.
Salaries of clerks and messenger. s@'' >
Stationery. ~
Io.a ............'. s''- '''
wATERwoGNs.
>a;a-i-s. -s..................... ......S-i'l ~
" dge- and cat AXE. .........'',. % - 35
Expenses. ~, ~
Fuei Observation-Disclosures. ............ ~; ;. .,
sent. :"c months. ......'... -
.o.at.ont:E. E................... - -
E:,ASt. ASYLUM.
C'o.h;n-. ,.:ak";s. provisions. etc. <5S'' ~
fue. observation-disclosures. ............ -, =, - -
St:IT.c.. .........o..o.. .....'..' ''' ''
y,.,; .$l:7G 04
Ho"E Ol AG...r AND M .!!':
Ren'. ~" months. s-'p ~
Beet ANA groceries. ........-.....-
Sh.aET. ....-....'...'''..' - -
u, So, ~
lc-i. ''''o''
rUHLIC BUILDINGS.
Repairs % ,narkethoUses. ....... S!,p %
Lumber 70: repairs 10 Pa'i-l
PE!SO2 - -
Wages. ............. 10 W
iDta. ..o....'...o 900 =
eoUR.HOUsEs.
Sa,a-7. raa; and fuel Us :,
CITY HALL.
Ice. etc. ..o..............o.. - -
PUBLIC SINKS.
New c.lears Fertil!zirg Company,
~ pcc contract. ................... . = %
FEST HOUSES.
Advertising proposals .......-...... II %
CHARLES FITZENREiTEH.
Administrator.
The fo..o .:n, report by NJ. Fy'zenrei;e-
was received and the aoniaatious ar-
proved:
DEPARTMENT ov W.r.rwoHx. ANsi
Public Buildings Ma!cn ~. 1873.
To ne CITY CoUnC!. ot New ori.aa.
have appointed Mr.. William Stevenson
superintendent OF the In.an. Asylum, and
Mrs. 4. Stokes matr0n Oi the Home OF ta1
A ged and Inhym. VICE Mrs. A. GoTu.an. re
moved.
CHARLES FlTZENREITER.
Administrator.
NJ. Brewster submitted the following re
port. watch was received:
D,?AHrNy:- Po,lCA
AsvCI 4. A5.1.
Hon Z A. Wit Mayor.
have the honor 20 submit :ne follow
ing report o: this department 70. ;le month
.. February. 1873:
RECoaDEGs' COURTS.
Number .. cases arCalgned before eac.:
recorder during the month:
First District. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Second District. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Third District. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ii
Fourth District. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lie
+ nth Di5ti!ce.. Observation-Disclosures. -
Sixth District. Observation-Disclosures. II
Iota: ....s. ......o.......o.. ....l't l:
the Parish Prison: III 70 the WorkAouss,
70 to the First District Court: 10 % tie
Houses Of Refage: - 20 the insane Asylum:
:. were released Oh peace bonds: 3bi were
fined. .li We're discharged, and !0l We're
mscellaneessly disposed CT by beng con
t;lGed. etc.
RECE:p.s-FISES AND BONDS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

The following a." The earnings az per
work performed :cs other branches y. the
city government:
Eurying INDECENT dead and convey.
ing sick to hospital, cotfins FUR
nished. horses cared for. repairs
to wagons. etc. c.............. $50 90
Snoeing horses. es................ IS 90
Boarding and iodgin: .hree drivers
ofcharity wagons. ~ %
Forty eight cotI.ns. a: si....... s.1 90
Repairing charity wagons. J.: =,
BOYS HOUSE OF REFUGE.
Welding two ax.es. :! 20
Shoeing horse. . :, Z"
Services O: washerWoman.. - u"
TELEGRArI DETARvMES:.
Making OF forty iv. Tripods. DIT 81. - ~
Repairing .cC tripods. a. tifs, cel:s %
CIIl HAIL..
Eigi. burc.es Of kindli2g wood. at
l., 20
Washing towels. Observation-Disclosures. Il ~
"-BLIc SQUARES.
Or" spanrer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -,
?olutlI" one Crowbar. ........o -
tnr zee ana stec'. | -
i."IairlnS spaDDtr. 10
Eotai. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

&AR
fire 1
tive
well.
tOs:,
t'r
A!eai
time,
and
er:.y
o: ].
!. ]
II Ell
Ing
Cha
+
80.
rSS
ii-~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

CITY ~oHKHoUs..
Tie average Number Of prisoners IN y :
institution per day during the month wa-
III 1928: Eum.o. subslstci during 'i.n
month. males ..2la. female. l.>S .Dla. 30.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12
REGULAR MEETING.

CRY HAr' New OBLsi~.
-'-esdav, MaIcA i. !575.
Counci. met this day a. +. ~. IN
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

inc the women. and it would also be bene-
fc7aI 10 the male inmates II we had sdftlclent
room, to engage them in gardening and
other work.
H0mf AGED AHD ENFIR".
The number OF inmates at this institution
has during the month Increased from
.welve TO eighteen persons. all sufficiently
old and infrIn TO be deserving of charity.
As there is at;ll room for an additional mum
her. wOlld invite public notice TO TINS
.,c, and thu. be able to afford admission
70 :h!, institution for deserving applicants.
The following IS the expense summary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

i"tdi expenditures. Siti.2I, -
i-tdl debts and exI."y ..,,.ces 1"9.0l! =
Reso.csd. That the Council OF tIe citv Of
EeT Orleans be called upon for the lev:
t0r the support of the public ,enoos 81
*es Orleans for TIE year 1873 of no, les.
than one quarter Of one per cent tax upon
tie va!as.!0s Of all sssessable property il
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-01

Persons desring Catalogues or any Iuforusiion con.
cerning the College address frwm MfiLEn, Esq.
Pres Trustees. Akron. Ohio. or o. ~ IAnrsnonS, IL.
d. Pros. Faeniy, NJ Union. or Alliance. O.
70 aid IN extending the Museum Of the College there
WIN soon be Published. In good ptye permanently
valuable and interesting book, entited-Popuiar Sci.
enceon tho plan Of Illustrated Instruction with over
80 engayiDgs Of Specimens IN the Museum Of the
College Over 100000 worth Of specimens have lately
been added 10 this Museum The choice appaatus for.
merry the property OF Alliance College. has recently
been added 70 the extensive sets ofthis College
Good Board, including furnished Rooms, ranges from
$50 to 81 per week Club OF sefboard, including
room rent, from SI.25 10 s2T5. Tuition In Classical
Scientific. Philosophical aud Preparatory Studies is
romfi TO t13, pr term. No contingent extra char
yes. The Trustees and Faculty guirantoc the publish.
cd prices also will furnish for College Year Of three
terms, Tuition in any one department Board, Room
washng, Fuel and Ligbts, for a ranging from Sl3o
TO $3.50.
The Trurtecs will increase the property Of Mt Union
College to fiO0O. sthere are in regular at
tendance 900 siudents or, they will increase the pro-
P.ny rororionatey for any number between COO and
The reason for making these tv, reuerous oars Is
by securing arge regular attendance Of students to
enable the College TO do the greatest good TO the great
est number. - ~ 49,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-01
THE MARKETS.
AsIltabula Market FEB. 2s, 1919.
Dealers pay the following Prices.

THE CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS were moderately
active ON Tuesday the s6th. Mess Pork was in good
demand and aOc per b higher closing at $iS ocS IS
cash. Lard was active at 81 65 per 100 cash. Meats
were less active and shade easier at s%@s1c per n
for lslb green hams Dressed hogs quiet and &c
per loo higher at sB 9o05 49, Lake freghts
active and hrm at 12Xc for to Buffalo. Flour
duh and steady. Wheat was moderately active and X
iKc lower closing 81 1s'I cash, 81 ish seller Mch.
Corn was tame and h@kc lower. closing at sie cash
or seller March, and sKc seller April Oats were dull
and Nc lower closing at 26c cash, and 56c seller A.
prl The maIket for lean hogs was active and excited.
The demand was eastern account but the competi-
tion brisk and prices advanced ic0aOc per 100 D
closing at a b0rb The cattle trade airly active
with prices Arm Sheep were quiet and unchanged.
The stocks Of grain in store on Saturday last were
a0e07b4 bu wheat; corn isSe 96s bu oats
sOi 4s bn rye ond sa6iis bu barley Tots-o Az
bu. and &. .i5z bu corn aioat.