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T.
rather favored the buyer although they quaby
81 inisS,or spriSg; si ssIoI NJ; spripg
Il Af 4 Z sS o Sr Ss
white M,chigan 81 SO for amber Indiana and 81 "a for
s AZ as
yellow, ana Sss. Zoe Tor DO. white oats The market
lc. 6c Tor Western mixed one car lot Of prime at &c
4sc: SIC for Western white chiefly At DC barley
remained inactive and nominal Rye quiet sales $1,000
bushels OF western to arrive a. sSc:
wa or grain for charter ,,a mode
consummaied. Rates were unchanged. The engage
grain was ia for next weeks steamer BY sail LOO bbs
ssaia Rn 81
business
@ ne hS sSas
quote New crop, Cuba. centrifugal and mixed lsc.
Coz; English Islands, Csc. Soc; New Orleans SSc.
NAVAL sTonrs-The market for spirits Of turpentne
only on
" a and 9y
& s'r g. ps,s $ as = r.:S sad
tar were neglecsed and entirely nominal.
weak the decline notcsd yeserday. quoted a. lsI}c
%a inactive ssaay held shipping
order e isssc Cases we're quiet but tirm, at s.c stc
ana Snsr aa @ a
aasa nj d ssaas
a1 n FSa a. # aeoat eai g. %
eaed and antrsy NOMINAL Reinsd auofsd ~i
Psovisioss1 q bbs; cut meats, 27s
gackases lard SIS bSis ana Heroes and Kegs And or
1s ns ers E ies
nnf Sr pSrf h at 90
bhs for 90 at SIC ~ closing with $40 bid for sy n
and 100 Sss prime mess on private terms Bacon
S'ag sad sGs s
sasS SsSa sssi @sss
and d. quoted Southern M and %es
s '9s
ham ii & svsTss at s
800 smoked do: 5c: 100 fresh hams Isc. 500 do at
so rss asn Sess At DO TO- ON
terms. LardThe market for Western was slightly bet
sale;
tefces for do private terms closing quiet At SIC.
Gr and py s S FOL her
easier; quoted 81 DC. q Ike = o ss'.1 l's'
prices ruling essentially unchanged We heard OF sales
1904 hhds OF refining grades AZ Fac sl6c for air,
nc. We quote -Cuba.Kenning, inferior to common
Gkc. nc fair to good far 7zc 1sc good to prime,
Sc sSe; gS9cery fair TO good sac ashc prime %
94c mola hhds and boxes, 61sc. re. meado 4c.
a &c. Havana-B0xcs Dutch standard, Nos. to 7c.
aaS: il Sss os do p e 20 loae while,
shc grocery, fair to choice sac 9lac Braz-Dntch
standard, Nos to IL CSC &C. Java-Duch standard,
Nos ~ TO Il, SIG. SIC neutrality-suspicious., and extra
superior, &c. TIC.
RIcE-There was a fair demand from the trade to-day
both for domestic and oreisn. Prices ruled steady Tho
sales foot up 40 erces Of Carolina at SIC, and 20
bags Of Rangoon a. CSC.
STEARINE.-Thc market remained dull No sales were
reported. and prices were nominal e 9Ac for terces
TALLow.-The market WAS quiet but steady; LIS hhGs
OF prime city at Sc, and l0bbls of do. Ssc
board.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 44 bbls, and for the week, 604
bbs The market was steady et the closing prices OF
yesterday. Sales 800 bbls. at g3c.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, juno *, IS7A
Sugar demand light and holders arm. Mo.sscs sugar
ia TX reals per arrobe; Muscovado fair good
refining, So 50; grocery grades 4 alih Molasses
warehouse, $4,000 boxes and 81 ~ bhds receipts the
week nUU boxes and 4, $40 hhds exports OF the week,
100 boxes and 6UO0 hhds, including $500 boxes and
20o hhds TO the United States Bacon quiet at sal ~
per cwt Butter nrm; superior American $40 q 49,;
Goshen, $S5 SS3 per cwt Flour duh Al S7 50 SIS %
per Dbl Hams-Amencan sugar cured arm at $50 per
Quinal, Potatoes in fair demand at SO s. per Dbl.
Lumber-wh,e pine arm at $bl $50 per ~; pitch
pine nominal at $40 Shooks-Hogshead duh. Sugar,
~ rs reals Hoops In fair demand long shaved, 500
perm, frsights irm per hogshead OF molasses from
ports the north coast OF Cuba the United States,
81 % 81 ESenange quiet on United States; saort
q 4O9s premium; short sight, AZ 42n premium; on
Dondon % u $50 premium.
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unchanged
CHICAGO June 20 1871
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat in fair demand
and firm, closing shade easier and quiet; No. Spring
a. 20 81 20; No. do sold 81 20z 81 MA spot or
ssisr june closing 81 z seller July sold at silIka
the inside figures; No do 81 TO- ected ssc 93c.
Corn IN TAR demand and lower. closing weak; No.
mixed, S2c. 33c, regular pot; July closed az 32hc
August, Ssc; september s.He Oats II fair demand
2sa.c Rye steady; No: :. 6Dc Barley quiet and I'M
chansed No Fall, 5lhc. Pork IN fair demand and al
s % seller August closing about ivc beo: the last
prices. Lard in fair demand and firm and o shade
higher at sS spot seller July. Bulk meats steady;
rreishts unchanged Receipts-6,OJ5 bills flour, IaN0
bushels whss To 600 do corn $1,000 do oats and 1000
wheat $4,000 do. corn 2ll 900 do oats and 1000 DO.
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CLOSING PRICES ON SATURDAYS O'CLOCK p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


fvcrics-Flour Duli-yyhcat and Corn
steady-Groccries Unchanged-Provis-
ions Firmcr-Petrolcum DuIl-Naval
Stores NcgIected-Freights Firm-Whis-
key Steady.
NEW YORK, June 90, 1873.
Commercially, last week was but repetition of
its immediate predecessor Quietude was the
most conspicuous characteristic OF the week in al
most every department OF trade. ana commercial
transactions we're extremely light, save in few
exceptional cases. There was no movement IN dry
goods, while hardware and others OF the principal
interests the demand was light and business
small. There was no expectation of any bet.
terment until after the Summer vacations
shall have been had and the early Fall
buyers begin their innux to the city marts There
was a moderate export movement In grain
during the week, but business was greatly circum-
scribed by the steadily enhancing rates OF freight
hence to ports III the United kingdom and else
where, superinduced by the great scarcity OF both
freight room in vessels on the berth for foreign
ports and in vessels for charter. The scarcity OF
shipping Is coming to be severely felt, and unless
Congress- on reassemblng, viii evince return OF
reason by terminating the unjust tariff on articles
used in the construction OF vessels the American
Mercantile Marine bids fair to ere long become re-
duced to the proportions OF that OF fourth or nth
rate Power During the past few months there have been
soue few indications OF revival of the ship building
interests but any decided recuperaton of that PROSTATE
trace while the laws bearing so heavily upon 1t remain
In force is well nigh impossible. Seldom has there been
so active and remuneratve employment for both steam
and sailing vessels during the last eight MONTHS
and the demand is greater than ever During the
week -four has been irregular, closing, however much
steadily, with partial recovery In prices Wheat
has been in fair request mainly for shipment but prices
have been fuctuatng the market during the past few
days showing considerable nrmness. on Saturday the
market Tor wheat, was less active, and tended
somewhat in the buyers favor, without however,
having materially changed IN prices. Corn and oats
unchanged in prices and only In limited demand.
The receipts light and chiedy oil inferior quality.
Provisions were in moderate demand az slight inn
proycment In prices. Groceries only in light
quest, but remained steady in prices Petroleum
dull and nominal In the absence OF sales Naval stores
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VuOIHohs are bhsed on cotton IN store, running III
grade quoted.
CoFrsE.-Business to-day in Rio has been air but for
other descriptions the market quiet but prices ruled
seady We heard OF sales OF Lon bags Talsman; 301
bags, ex South America and POI bags, Goicondaal
on private terms We quote RIO, ordinary cargoes IKE
l9s prime esargocs i9c ashc; extreme range for
government bags, 20sc. nc. do grass mats) 2!c
&c singapore, do l7c. lsc. Ceylon islsc i9ic.;
m Iac isc iyo s. pomingo, io'c; Porto Eeo isc
Manila lsc. shc Angosura, ls,sc. i9c. sayania,
credit.
90 Flour AMP Is sT3 bbls wheat.
2S72O bushels; corn $3.50 do meal, 300 bbs ana
4sy bags; oats 5475 bushels; rye 1850 do. ana for the
week ending 7Y2 bills whea. SoS, 81 bushels;
oats ss6 s bushels barley co.'s do rye, 70 lo5 DO The
$3.50 bbls at prices within the of the appended
quotations Corn meal steady; about 400 bbs
placed at 81 IS 50 for white and 50 20 SO 40 for West
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CAR ACCIDENT IN BROOKLYN.

One Of the Greenwood cars ran over George
Brueck, aged five years, In Court street, near
Church, yesterday. and crushed one OF his legs so
badly that IL had to be amputated at the Long
Island College Hospital. The accident, 1t is be-
lieved, will prove fatal. Aguatz Schmidt, the
driver Of the car, was arrested and locked up to
answer on charge OF careless driving.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


EdGLEsroN-M oRRILL.-On Wednesday, June Is,
1873 by Rev. Henry M. HaZeltine, JAMES q. EGGL Es-
TON, OF North Salem, N. u, to KATE X. morrill,,
daughter Of the late John A. Morrill,, ESQ., OF this
city.
nurcHIsoN-No Saturday, June %, by
the Pew. o. T. Kittsidge, MORTON p. HUTCHINSON to
LILLE M. NORTON daughter Of Sidney $. Norton,
Esq. all OF Brooklyn, N. Y. No cards.
MISREPRESENTATION Wednesday evening
June 25 at the Collegiate Reformed Dutch church,
corner OF Fifth avenue and Forty-eighth street.
by the Rev. James M. Ludlow, ID. d., WILLIAM Al
BERT KNAPP to ROsALvA f., daughter OF George
Stanclif, Esq., all OF this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday, June 2S, by
the Rev. j. p Lestrade, K. w. RUsHMORE to MISS NJ
A. CAswELL, both OF this city.
sCHooNMAKER--CRossMAN. Wednesday even
ing. June %, at the residence Of r. ID. Aliger 1871
East Seventy-nintn street, New York city, by the
Rev. j. b. Alltger, Mr. GEORGE w. ScHooNMAKER,
OF this city. to Miss MARY E. CRossMAS, OF
Jamaica L. l.
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4 NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Proposals for $2,U0O,00
First Mortgage Bonds
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
MN NAnu Innn 10 1Q-f


GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, ;
NEW YORK, June IL, 1873.
Proposals, scaled and properly endorsed will be re-.
ceived at.hs office till Wednesday the I'd day
OF July next for millions Of dollarg $1,000 0JW
first mortgage bonds OF this company.
These bonds bearenerest at seven per cent payable
LIST January ana LIST Of July the principal being due
1893 The mortgage by which they secured Is first
lien upon :he entire railroad property and franchises Of
the company.
The whole Issue is not to exceed 900 ut seven per
cent and G. 200 900 sterling AZ six per The latter
have been placed In London price yielding upwards
OF Sl0 in currency free OF all expenses for each 500
gold involved OF the former $l5000000 Is reserved to
provide tor the present outstanding Bonded Debt the
Company. The amount now offered 10 tho public IL
part of the remainder and will be issued in Coupon
Bonds OF 81 900 EACH or in Registered Bonds with inter-
est and principal payable TO order and transferable
the books OF the Company OF 5000 and $40 900 each,
the option Of those offering proposals. with interest be-
Proposals must be Tor price fiat" g. the accrued
interest with the Bond without specific addition
the price therefor and may be for the whole part
not less than $1,000 Each proposal should state the Kind
and denomination Of Bonds wanted, and for Registered
Bonds the name in which they TO be issued should be
accurately given; and each must be accompanied by
Certified Check, or Its equivalent for equal to i've
per cent on the amount of the Bonds proposed be
uken-such sum TO I've applied towards payment in
OF OF proposal and to be returned In case Of
The Bonds for proposals accepted will be ready for
livery THURSDAY the 10 tb day of July next this
Office at which time and place the balance due must be
The Company reserve the right reject all proposals
offered.
G. G. CLARKE. Treasurer
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JUNE 49, ls7s-rR1P1E SHEET
mand ana closed arm .. n. Improvement noticed y

mand and closed nrm NJ the Improvement noticed yes
terday.
ture deliveries weak at q decline OF Sl6c &c. We
sum up follows:-
To-Day. Last Erenfag. Total
Consump tion .......-........ a. 1868 4s7
Specua don. AL AL
Iotal. ......,...... "a 534 90S
neen as follows Last evening after three o'cockJuly
SV at ~ loo August 100 az .0hsc; September 100 at
ysy lSS at 2e,c 800 100 4 20 lss,c 100 at 20
~ al 2,sc zoo at - hlec 200 at 2ossc., 10 at 70 ol6c
w a. 20sc geo At ~ ls2c 81 at 201sc September, 600
atlSc October 100 at Is SIZE total 100 bales Grand
total y bales Rates cotton e foreign ports closed
ic sail, lc, compressed to Hamburg by steam lc to
bremen. by steam, &c. to Liverpool, I'd. 7l6d by
steam; o-l6d I'd by sail We quote -
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Chrfstened.

Moss-On Thursday, June 20, at the Church OF
the TRANSPORTATION, by the Rev. Mr. Houghton,
ROYAL EMILE and 0CTAvIA, son and daughter OF
Theodore and Octavia A. Moss.
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TREASURY OF THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY
New York, June Is, Is73

NOTICE
The July coupons Of the mortgage bonds OF the Buffalo,
Bradford and Psburg, the Newburg and New York. the
Paterson and Newark and the Jefferson railroads ex
ccpting such Of the last mentioned road BY the
terms q the coupons made payable at the IA.
uonal Bank will be paid and after the LIST day OF July
next az the Treasury of the Erie Railway Company
ner OF Eighth avenue and Twenty third street
w. T.. SHEARMAN, Treasurer.
THE INTEREST on THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF
i Montgomery Ala. due July l, will be paid and
aiter that date by HOWks MACY, No - Wall street
WE OFFER FOR SALE si7,0D FIRST MORTGAGE
w Bonds OF Third Avenue Railroad Company, viz -
Three Bonds 5000 each, registered. and two OF 81 900
each, coupon, at par and interest.
LELAND BROS. A co, " Nassa rStreot
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FIN ANCIAL..

A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
"A The coupons Of the bonds Of the Atlantic Pacific
Railroad Company and South Pacific Railroad Company
due July l. 1873, will be paid gold coin at the Naiona
Shoe and Leather Bank New York.
A v. STOUT Trea slIrer
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MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS INsTITU-
lNl ton, No. 23 Bowery near Houston street.-Inter
est-A semi annual dividend OF six cent per annum
will be credited July ali entitled thereto the
six months and three months ending June 80 payable
and after July 81. Dividends not withdrawn will be
titled 70 interest deposit Money deposited now will
draw interest from july Open daily from III A. M. TO
i. NJ, and Mondays and Wednesdays from 10 A. NJ.
to7P. M ALFRED T. CONKLIN, President
HENRY c. FISHER Secretary.
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HowEs MACY. BANKERS. 80 WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, OFFER THE SAME FACILITIES TO
DEPoslToRs AS INCORPORATED BANKS. AND
ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES AT THE
RATE or FOJTR PER CENT
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rHE SPIRIT oF DEMOCRACY,
Faesday. Mss 30. 1879.
4 Rich story.


The following story, SAYS an ex
changesis too good 10 lie lost, and as it
must have been told bv lawyer, of
course the profession will take no Of
fence at oer reproducing it, An old
lady walked into lawyers office lately.
when the following conversation took
place.: bE
Lady-Squire. I called to see If you
would like to take this boy and make a
lawyer Of him
Lawyer-Tae boy appears to be
rather young. msdam; how old is hes
FI4adr--Seven years, sir.
Lawyer-iie is too young, decidedly
too young: have you no Older hoys2
Lady-oh.yes, have several, but
We have concluded to make farmers Of
the others told ihe old man thought
this little fellow would make first rate
lswyer. SO called to see if you would
take him.
Lawyer-No, madam; he Is too young
yet to commence the study of the pro-
fessior. But why do you think this
boy better calculated for a lawyer than
your other sons!
Lady-Why, you see sir, lie is Just
seven years old te day. When he was
Only FIVE he'd lie like all natur' when he
got TO be six he was saussy and impu.
dent as any critter could be, and now
he'll steal everything he can lay his
hands on
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EF Persons who prefer to run the
risk of performing surgical operations
Ipon themselves rather than incur the
expense of employinga doctor, should
take warning from the fate of young
man named Heron, who recently died
near Hamburg, Iowa, from the effects OF
bungling attempt to vaccinate Himself.
He had procured some virus from the
arm of his sister, who had been vaccin-
ated BY regular physician several days
prevlously,and placed it in an ugly cash
made in his own arm for its reception
To prevent the matter from getting ont
he took piece of damp newspaper and
bound il upon the wound. In q few
days afterward the arm began to get
stif and exceedingly painful; but the
svmptoms were not those of cow pox
A doctor having been finally sent for,
made an examination OF the wound, and
found that mortiiication lad set in Am.
putation of the limb was subsequently,
performed The shock, however, proved
too great for the strength Of the young
man, and death occurred shortly after
ward.
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~We had hoped to oct along wit

~We had hoped to get along with
out resorting to the terrible engine of
destruction known as "Bogardus' Kick.
er." but yesterday, when the same old
chap came in and asked for one of the
two copies of the Philadelphia Press we
receive, he was invited to sit down--the
secret spring was touched and twelve
kicks we're administered beneath him,
that would have sent an ordinary man
through the roof The, unsuspeeting
victim merely remarked, "Your Hoe
press seems to jar the building little
TO day" Then turning on the full
strength, we, looked at him again.
Though split in two sections a smile
was on his face and a copy Of the Press
in each fist Poor but worthy medical
students, desiring half a subject to cut
up, are Invited to call and see our stock,
or the entire remains, neatly packed in
ice, will be shipped to any address, c.
9, ID, on receipt of stamp.-St, LOUIS
Democrat. t+8a
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Attachment.
Legal Notice.

THE nonresident heirs interested in the es-
l tate of John Bever, late of Monroe county,
Ohio deceased, will take notice, that on. the
10Th day of April, A. D. 1878, the undersign-
ed filed in the Probate Court of said County, q
claim against said estate amounting to the
sum of two hundred and ten dollars ($2l0 with
interest from the Goth day of May, A. D. 1871,
for allowance, and that on the Sd day of June,
A. d. 1873, testimony touching said claim will
be heard in said Court. sar
i iIa JOHN BEARDMORE,
Admir- of John Bsver, deed.
April 22, 1s7s-w4.
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Road Notice.

. - y . d s-ss.-. +
A PETITION will be presented to the Conn,
IN missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, st
their next session, PRAYING for q review of
the road leading from ]. m, .Ridgeway's to
the mills known as Ripard's mills, to vacateI
SO much of said load as Is not now, in. use;
commencing a. a stake east Of J. u. Ridge
ways house; thence to Resp the south hin.
side through the lands Of j. N. Ridgeway L.
Dundass Oblinger. and Thos R. Morrell to the
forks Of the road at said Morfell's garden;
thence through the lands Of VIM. Young and
Elzy Ridgeway to chestnut oak tree marked
A, north Of g. L. hoirill's house;thencs down
the ridge east of g. L. Morrell's barn; thence
down the west hill side TO the forks Of Hansy
run through the lands Of G.. L 7MorreH, r.
and G. Wilson and 8. Shafer; thence down
said run through Wm., Glassncamp, James
Rinsrd ]. 2, Flint and Hnpp's lands to the
section corner, known A. the Buckeye cor
ner; thence mp the creek to the aforesaid
mills, through the land Of J. p. Flint; said
review to grade Of degrees. As3
7is saa9Y MANY PETITIONERS.
May 6,lS7S--td. f.fI..
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&EJim H., out West, tells good
yarn about a sshell-harl lawyer" His
client was up ON two charges, "frivolous
charges as the shell-bark designated
them, Forging note of hand and steal
ing horse On. running his eye over
the jury be didn'tlike their looks, SO he
prepared an affidayitfor continuance, set
forth the absence of principal witnesses.
Heread it in whisper to the prisoner,
who, shaking his head, said ias1
SQUIRE, I can't swear to that docky-
ment. ..ss =. =. -.
aWhy .ssl ss'ss e 's''a,s s.. .aa .ls.s 81 E. 8
-" "Kase, bit hsin'ss true" as bs sar see
ssOldp shell-bark inflated and exploded
loud enough to be heard throughout the
room: b94 esi 8ieadaa3 a7s+s yls
i1ssWhati forge ! note an steal a horse
an. cant swear to 9 lie! Hang such ia-
fernal foplsr IL. -
aa And be Immediately left the conscien-
tious oneto his fate. s9a
s.ef ytl--- 49, ssis
s., The tide of emiqrants west through
Omaha this spring has never been equal
ed since the completion of the Pacific
Railroads. - ae Sata'sia1 aisFts.
A Boston lecturer wants TO know
what il the matter with man who parts
his name in the middle. Nobody OBJ
jects to E Plari6as Unum. q uei4eH
The Chicago man who stepped behind
a pair of mules, asked with much feel
ing, when he was picked up, 'sif the der
rick killedeanybodyt else 2" a
Henry NJ. Stanley is now supposed to
have gone to st Petersburg, en- routs to
Kbiva, to act as army correspondent for
the Herald with the Russians, in the very
probable event of the breaking out OF
hostiliiies. rss 5s.i.. fs3}4s5 80
Tom Murphy. according to the Trib-
une, has just slipped up again-this time
in an attempt to sell Uncle Sam ware.
house for double what it was worth, and
put n half million or so into his own
pocket by way of commission.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
which owns TOO miles of railroad and
controls great deal more, has received
permission from the Pennsylvania Leg
islatnre to increase its capital stock to
$500 100000.
One r. a. Taylor, in San Francisco
has applied to Gen. Schofeld for per
mission to 90 to the lava beds and en-
balm the bodies of Captain Jack and the
other Modocs as soon as they are caught
ana killed. 1t is not stated whether Tay.
Jar makes this proposition on behalf o
Bafntim or not
A Wisconsin school ma'am demands
1000 each for four kisses stolen from
her by a freight conductor. She missed
the passenger train, and rode in the dro.
ver's saloon Of freight train, and this
seontincior took her hand in his, threw
his arm about her slender waist, and did
the dnfhage aforesaid. She sues the
railroad company, but they decline pay.
ing the $4,000, though they have dis
charged the conductor. q
A Lima Perul correspondent, in 6
recent letter, states that the great dra
matte artist, Ernesto Rossi, on the occa
sion Ola benefit in that eity,was prescn
ted with 81, ZOO francs, massive gold
and platina box, a gold medal surround
cd by thirty diamonds, gold star COR
tainipa ten soliiaires,a "a diamond solitaire
breast pin, ,sleeve-buttons and shirt studs
and large medal Of gold covered with
bffiIian.s Not bad to take.
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Attachment.
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition win
IN be presented to the Commissioners oi
Monroe county at their next session, to be held
on the first Monday of June, 1873. praying for
the vacation of a part of the county road running
fomJoseph Dew's land to the Grove meeting
house road, CONNIE ncing for the same at II. 81
Lingo's mill, and running thence to the Grove
meeting house road. near Benz. Trucks house
MANY PETITIONERS,
April 20, 1s78-td ~