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Dos @eich in Be;us auf MeuidentS6tuna,
mie ,es bon ber lebten geiu Yorfer Staatsoes
iebaebung d,neubirt ipurbe, tbeilt bieIes Der
bredeniu Stuei @rabe Elm. WorS oes eriteu
@rabeS tpirb ba,l,, tuieber in orei berlAiebene
sflallel 5erle9t, llub sipar BON fotaenoen
g,it6tSpunfteu aus: tn Sic eritc Rlaile tpirb ct
gere9uct, tueun CT init befonncucr ueberleauna
unb NIT BET ipo1l bur9badtcn Mbfidbt. beaanae,l
'lpiro, ben SOB BET tuirfliG errnoroeten Yeriou
ODER ireenb eines ,nenidliGen @eieus iibcrb rbaupt
berbcisufiibren; gut 5tueiten SLATE sabtt CT,
pcnn ct Our6 cine Sanbluug begangen ipuroe,
bic 9efabrbrobcnb fit Mnoere iein n,ub ulb
:Riidldts(ofgfeit biuiiGtlid) oes meuidliden
yebens bcfnnoet, ,feibit ipeun nidt bic cntiGebene
Nbiidt borlas irseno eiiie1n befouoeren unb
bcltimmten Subibibuum bas 2eben AIT
uebmen,-unb bieS biirfte tpobl 10 3ieinli9 Dem
bisber unter benz Nan.er vfabrlaifge S0otun9"
befonute,t 8erbre@eu cntipred)en unb eleid)>
fommcu;-uub in Die brittle &lails lpirb Ct
ein0eret1t,. ipeun er oDne iebtpeoe Mbli1t gu
t0oteu bon einerPerion begangen pirb tuelde in
Seeebuns irsenb elmer anberen berbrederiiden
Shat begriffen mar. -s-s. .....,.-
@lorb 6eS. aipeiteu @rabes aber tpir6 in
foleenoef SSeile befinirt: vgine oerartise
S06tuug, ipeuu iie nidt 0loro int eriten @robe
pber .gobtl9lea ober eutl9ulbbare oSer 81
redtfertigenbe Menl9ent0btung 1T, pie es
1ierin ipater felsefelt hirb, fou storo I'M
s'peitetl @rabe lein, tpenu lie init s(bIi1t, aber
ctne ucberlesuns lnb @orbebabt besansenj
,pirb" .#@.5 :. J.. !
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Heseeln..

l. sllle Bidcr pct Bibliotbef fiub @ieentbum
bet tatbolif9en @en,einbc gu ,84qmerob, >.
2. Mlit9lieber bcr @e,neinbe unb anberc Ger=
ionen fonnen Blder aus Der 8ibliotbet aun qe~
ien erbalten, ben,, ibre gtanen'i it bas 8eraeidlz
NIP einsef9rieben finb.s n =.
8. Das Ginfdreibcn foitet fir Wfitsrieber bcr
@emeinoe $l.oo; fit anocre 4erione,, $500.
4. Giir,jeScs 8u@' fi,,o atpei @ents au be3a6>
len. @ine Yerfola ta.,a, ie6es,1,el nur ein 8uO
erbalten. Hyits.S N a.E &s%.H =, ,-.s-
{ s. Sic Bibliotbet befinbet ii@ imfatbolifhen
Sdulbauie. unb 1T often an alien Sorntagen
Ma6n'ttasS "o@ benz, @otteseiNenite UNI 11774
6. Mien,anb loarf Gin Budg lanser ais einen
0fonat bebalten. - s-I %*' ''-1
3. @er ein Bud nad eine,,i, swlonat nidt
auriid brinst inue fit iebe gSode barber 5
eents Strafe sablen' II ;:lsfs; 3ay&.
& 8. @er Elm Bud befbirbt, ODER berliert muh
ben oarin bemertten Yreis, batiir sa1lem.
o. 8er Elm Sud- aus, tber 8ibIiotbef taufen
nil. tann es geasn 8ablungblvesS BARN ,benert>
ten Yreifes erBalten. I .. - ,.,sla.
=, 10. .Dieie s@eseln tonnea BON fatboliiden
@farrer mad 8eSiirfaib beranoert iucrhen.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-20

Gtp as fiir Die @g + ii r;m 6r egr
bet. @o=goucotioaT beibsf @elMe6ter III,
reli9ionsloen Staats}6ulen.s 9ie jun,
gen a@entelnett4 SlnbI v9aoies4 Ain elmer
S9ule 81 8ennington;@ @t::, baben zbiefer
Gage einen nettef 38e,pets absra aNribreife
Der an.erifanil6en ssS19eno un6 oes Man=
gels at &eipett .9egeniiber ben pdbaspgi=
fben ypowers that be- seliefert. Sic
.9err6en unb sDam6en perbra6tena Die
l1nterri9tsfunben NIT Dem MbfafIen ,,nb
NustauI9 5drtli9er unb sb69F a,lsfiibr=
li6er 2iebesbriefe. 9ls Der 4ebrer, Gno
@oulo, enoll4 sind1rsikn stnabtes,nah9
ten feline g6aler ans @dnsrinnen aez
meinlame GUIDE sesen, ibn, Sl.ab ,,es CAB.
einerbD9ft erbauIi9e Seelle. @iner Set
.Snngen> Der 5lefit abgeitraft peroers
1olte; 1apioeriegte 1ih tunog ses fam 3uy
:! !nensNeneontre, lpobei ber 2ebrer: Der
l1eberno9t ieiner S6iiler wei@en tnubIel
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-20

eriten sropfen. 7@apQEt faffhHsen sie uns
nod spa Elai9en! Die RequerinB elite,
nit IHtdbf bfitdtsna~" 2dden, 1ln 1d)nen
nod aipei Slal6ett su -bplell. Die 9erren
s5teintrdger tranfen nun nit groBen1
8ebassnosnS afetnen Weing gs5abltelt Da=.
fir feds Sbaler, saben oers &ellneri1l
5ebn @ilbsr9roi6en 'uno perlieBen bas
2ocal in berfeiten l1eberseugllng als por=
nebme 5erren sefriibitiift gu baben.
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9 elnfs sgg pgeaslja ti0ft. .sglYsh

! Gin neuenglduoti9er Sauiirer trof
an et1em sduBerf unfreuubli6er 6ribz
lin9stage an Sen ufern Beg Soflagplees
| eine &eielll6aft bon angelnben @enfle=
Ftt,et1. Gr nd6erte ]i9 Sen @erren unb
bate es bal6 5Befails ,y,permatbet," bas
oieislben 81 Nalati1te Bribge, eineml
Stationsplabe, sll iiberna9ten seoa9=
ten, no nur i'm CONNER bur9 Sic Mb=
ferttgung bon Yoituagen na6 @baron
SULPHUR Springs, einem bena9barten
8aoeorte, ein -reser 8erfebr berrl@t.
ger 9omneafer be9ibt ii6 iofort na6
Polatine 9rtbge. 4 @g$5 se#} r, e"
sd re6ne," ia9te ser @oit au, sem,
Wirtbe> ubdb2 ibrs9eseattpartigatid,t iebr
BON @eifenoe1 uberIaufen beroet. fMtatt
oorf permutben> bab bic @i6tfranfen
nod fetne Suit baberl, bic 5prinqs su
perlu6en? gBQs Iagt Sbr?"
uWeu," meinte Der Mirtb, vtpenn fei=
ne Gursdite fommen, feblt es mir oo@
ui9t an &unben."
~Sbr 1pollt ettpa ni6t iaqen> bah cShr
bel.te Mbeno &unoen gu beberber9en
9eoentt auBer r1ir?n $50 "a
"M6gli4, es fommt Ano&% Scenario. !"
~Weq>" iaste Der Neuen9ldnber,. uei=
ne perlon. 1G,aleulirt #Sbr, baB ntebz'
re tommen?" III !. !,
"gs t0nnten tte1r @dits, tommle,'5 ols
giner."
~Run i@. oente 3'pei... - gsos last
q Ea- -SB e. So q
3d.; $9i! 10; @9SS %,s3agn sa, ssDib 'it me9r als
u@ut> orei," antluortete Der qBirtb.
n uno tpas NUM-" .",r >@
~Werft iie gum semper binous> tuenn
lie bic Soee baben, in. @urem GAlaf=
laale 1amntt t,tir ote Na6t 3ilsubrinqen.
SD babe ieit orei Nd6ten .niGt 9e1@la=
fen uno fann mid unter feiner Be6in=
9nng it0ren aIleu.1 T. r. -
"$br meintS giry bab Sm s@6iafaslo
fir pier Perl onen 5ablen pout?"
v6reili@ min i6 bas. limb oani,iit
guer 5@lafloal fifty 5oieieE No6tE nnetn
gigentDum.' r. SS ~ - ]3'->s
~Wea!" i9mun5elte ser .Wertb, itridj
bier Dollars Elm llnb iibergab Dem @az
lte ben @9luhel gum S9laflaale. ,"'
&aum mar Der 9anbel gema6t, als
li6 Die 5biire 0ffnete 1,nb jene sMngler
pom Stia9o, triefeitb BON Megen eintra=
ten. Ser 9irtb ma9te iein fldgliDes Sc
li9t, als Die @dite, Elf at ser Sail
Betten berlangten.s Ct fonnte rrr a,ueien
Dienen -. Die 1tebrigen fielen ber @na=
De oes 9oulterers artbein1> tpe16er ii6
BON ber @eiell9aft, bepor er iie 1T viei=
nen~ @9lahaal fiibrte 'ie6slnbbreib Zig |
Dollars usa a1utsabe5abfp liebs ga'rg' ESE
, n:., ,.s.I. Is i Il
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3g r3ssss52 Q .y4,aT ii , 1'..s-vggs.-

ein|e s. q ii tor 1auf ST., os, 'Martt eintaufen
.sesansen una bate iid) burd @eplauber etluas
beripatet. Durd} bds' idislle eaufen lo1e tfi9
ibr Saer3opfnno bineaufSen 9taden bsrunter.
Gin ara,nerfbuttsi9raaad9: w;ssfa0idin; sie seers
lieren 0enSobf!" evgs si6obet Fnidttsss = ertuie'
bert bieie, ~'uenn i@ mad Saufe tom,nte, madt
mir mcine Grau einen anberu,"
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Sin Gar'ner tueltber einen Sdiet III berfa,,,@
fen bate, lluarsaerabe i. Bet @b,ffabei his
aluet &dufer anber a.ltamens Ser bot. DemS San>
ie itebenoe9ne9t oes Garr1ers tlopfte ans SSen>
iter uno ricf Serr, iebtseirnal betaus, Bic atue
Serren oa iuollen 'nfD6feniebusssu%E
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0egenuber.

Ginlt fam i'd gum 8elu9e
sSn meines Treuubes 6aus;
ltno 1ab 1T MIDI perlunten
Gum Geniter itil1 binous.
l1no lieb! mir sessniber
Stono eine 'junSe Trau>
Sic bate 10 rolise @ansen,
l1nb slu9en bimmelblou!
Sic pieste III ibren Mra,en
giu 5artes liebli9es &ino.
Gin 2d6elu 10 m1tterIelis
llmlpielte bic 2ippen limb.
0fir trat cine sbrane Ing Nuse,
IS 'uaro mir int 9er5en 10 milb: :,
. M6 11ienals tperb i9 perSe1len
Dies riibrenbe Mutterbil6!-
9(un bin i'd lpieoer 9efommen
8erdnoert an @tano unb @inn.
Sod leb i'd mid ans Teniter
Na6 otter @emobnbeit bin.
l1no forl9eno tuenb i6 Die Blide
:9iniiber aufs andre Sous. :.
Da lebnt iie am Senferrabmen
lno l@ant auf bic @traBe beraus. .
Sod Tnb bic Stolen perl6muuben
Sic einit auf ben Wansen geblubt:
limb adj bic bolben @terne ...
9es 9luges fins oer9libt!
Gs lie9t cine itile Mebmutb
Q(uf ibrem Mnseli6t: ..*''
9as Ropf4n 1T ibr 9el,tnfen- -
.s0as Rinolan ieb i6 6.ni6t. ~
~ ...~-- LII s,na =. e..
,11no ipieoer elm Sdbr lit bergongen
Seit i9 Ben Treunb nibt 1ab.. @f't.
l1no pieoer iib i6 am m,Tenlter, .. j.,
Sn mid perlunfetL ba. - :.
l1n6 pieber siebts mir Die Musen. =.
6iniiber aufs andre 5als: ~ ~
9o6 1T bas Seniter 9el6loden
l1no @iemonb i9olt beraals.
Wie itil4niir III Sic @eefe f
Gin leiies Nbnen bri6t: H.
.9a tritt Der Sreuno mir uabe
l1no teiien Sones CT lpri6t: ~
~9ie briibsn aebte lo ielig, ~
Sod MIR 'brei fi1r5e Sabr!
Sbr &ino lie9t lang in ber Grbe,
uno iie-7auf bertS ootenbabr!"@ = -gss.,
%&%sS e. Carl Siegfrieb.
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-Sn.oer 5u Columbus abgebalte=
men Gonoention Der Mer5te 6es Staates
Sbio> Die l9 no6 5lpeitdgiser @ibun9
pertagte tant aud bie SemperenSfra9e
sur Belpre6ung. Gs ,p1roe nemli6 Die
&rri@tun9 elmer Staats= Mnitalt sur 8el=
ierung- bon Srunfenboloen angerest. ST..
Weorle a1einte, esipiirbe beiler 1ein, .oie
@erfall1tn9sconpentio1t 81 petitioniren,
Der @eIet9ebung ni6t bic Madt sur &C.
,udbrun9 Dor 2icenl len gum 8erfaufe bon
raul ul6euoer @etrdnte gu ertbeilcn. 9arii=
Der emit 1tano cine lebbafte 9ebatte, ST..
Sones BON Yortsnoltb, Der Prd]ibent
oer @onpention, ertldrte 1i@ fir bas 9i=
cens=Spltem unO CAB feline @riinbe oa=
fiir at. 9r. N}or5e Der. ofenbar Elm
unDeilbarer 6anatiter it, be,rertte, man
t0nnte ebenlomo6l bic @trdfltn9e i'm
3u1t1au1e> liceu1irer, Den Yferbebie6itabl
su betreiben. 9r. Morris bon Sronton
,oiin1@te gu ,uijjen> ob Dies eine Sen,pe=
rensoerlammlu1g iei? 9ie 2iqu0rirase
tDnnte bier Bios BON meoicintl6en 9tanb=
punfte aus betra9tet tperbe,, uno auf lei=
men 9(ntrag tpuroe Der @egenfal,o auf
Den Slid sele9t. Man iiebt Die. 9otto=
rem lino> NIT tpenisen 9lusnabmen> per=
niinfti9e 2ente. - -
Dieler Sage troten, tuie oos Sal.
8.=8l."A er5ablt> ST Berlin atpei
g Elm tr d 9 er III cine ueue &etauration
nit lpeibli9er 8eoienung uno perlongten
NIT sroBer Oitentation @ein. sic
tloppertsn babel NIT barten Sbalern IN
ben Sd}9eu uno paon5ten 1i9 1ebr ge=
1prei5t an. einen Slid. 9ie &elluerin
bolte eine Tlaj9e Moiel unb 1ebte 1ie
Den @dSten auf Sen Slid. Na9oem Ser
eine eeto{tet> fragile er, apie tbeuer bic
Gorte |et. 3ebu @il6ergro16en, fagte
Die 9ebe s@ie1t0npengSie. uns 1ol6es
3eug borRben? 59rte nun Ser @ortoite
Wir Daben @elb ,u1to- perlansen-. tpos
8eileres! 9ie &ellnerir; .eine nit @pree=
,poiler 9etoufg Same. sing na6 Dem
&eQer, nabn1 et11e slpeite 5lal1e Mo1ol,
tlebte ei,t .sierHdes Gtiq,lett init Cob
orud 6arauf uno 1ebte ib11 nit ben Mor=
ten: Das 1T Elm ,Msin3en, Ser .sersebt
Ginent jauf Der 3uu9e. Ser 1T ober
aud rur fir &eltner. Gin @as lpurbe
gefalt, per. Softer bon porbin =i9liirfte,E
beea6tfom oas: eble NoB unbs fragte
oann: Nnp ml,asssloitet ber? !Die. &ellneri1,E
ontlportete unbefangen. 3tpet Sboler. I
Seben ste, 6as 3bdtte i1 ratben polen,
rief nun tpt9ti9 Der 6rager bon porbin;
tpas feiner @ein it, l9medt man beim
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3eibbibIiptbef
Der fatbplifDea @etnei,tbe
jm ND,nerpD, 8

Dieie 8ibliotbet sablt gesenmdrtia o9o
8anoe Der beEiebteften Seutlben unb so Wdnoe
en9lii6er 1lnterbalhln9Sf6riften, 9ie 8abl ber
8Id)er trirbs fortwdbreub bcrl1ebrt. Sebermann
fann aus bieier Bibliobef unter ben unteritebe11>
ben 8eoinennsen 8ader gum s2eien leibpeifc
erbaltem.
The sun., 1873-10-22
ENDING rHH B,sE nan SEASON.
Two Players Flat on their Backs The vic-
tory oi the Mutuus

Yesterday afternoon afforded fine wealth
or and a good CONDITION OF the Union grounds
for tne last championship contest between the
Mututs and Athletics. The Bustons also were
taying their last championship game with the
Bdltimorcs yesterday afternoon In baltimore
and on the returns that were being rc, eiyed at
the Union grounds pools were sold. The Mutlal-
were warin favorites on the general result at
cell OF $t1 to SIS and S.5 to $li. and the Dustons
were sold at about an even bid.
The Athletics did not have Mclude's valua-
bic services as pitcher, but having won the toss
they sent the Nutual- To the bat and entered at
once into a spirited contest.
Ts-lrr orcucd the game for 'he Nu'nals with
a fue base h.t Clapp. tue Athletic catcher. was
suffering from sor, HANGS, and Fishers swift
pitching told on him from the beginning. E.slcr
T n down TO sccun' on passed Ia !. and worked
around 10 thirl on iIl-nau'- Pat 80 Suttun, on
WHtUu he was put utt llatlc,d strIci, hot
one for Fsler who nut him out Al nrst start
nude clean '-' hlt t"ndins Essler home
{ into lcft Held. which McMuilin caught. clos
iul the hr-t inning forth Nutuus with one run.
NcGearS then went to the hat Tor the Ath-
lrtias. bIt strgck a hounder To start. and was
p.lf Ont az first base. Ii-ler was disposed Of in
the same WY. Arson made base hit, and WAS
sent 20 third on rue hit tv Capp. Fisher
struck 10 Nelson, ami Cl up wa forced out at
second base, closing the 1nuln@ without run
In the seruud inning the Mtt.iais were nut
out without making run; bat the Athletics
q ade one run, which tied the score. The third
inning closed with blank for both SIDES. and
~ then seemed as though the game was to bC
one & the closest on record.
Rat tue fourth inning changed tho position OF
thiugs. The Mutuas did not lay down their bat
until they had added four runs to their score.
and the Athletics were disposed OF without an
additional ran. The NTH inning added two and
the sixth eight more to the Mutuals score,
making them niteen IN all, while the Athletics
~ere put out IN both innings Tor blank.
In the sixth inning an accident happened to
Nc 1lulln and Srusrndrrfcr, ia" left and centre
hcldcrs of the Athleiics. Roth were going for
"a uy ball and without either seeing the other or
knowing a. at he near they cOllidcd. Both
were stretched on the ground scnsclc~s For
-lule time II was uncertain whether the Athlet-
ir- could continue the game, but after bout
hitccn or twenty minutes dtldy the men reCoy-
ere and the game went ON.
The Mutuds did not add to their score In the
three remaining inrunEs, while the Athletics
made two runs In the ninth. This gave Mutuals
another victory ty 10 t. 3.
lNStNos. let 2d. 3D. an :th 9Th i,h. sth sth.
Nthci,e. NNtah.sii,,...'.'. ....... . : : : : 9 3
Lmpr,.-Mr B1riook Of ne Auauti, club
TINE nf Game iNu hour.
ttr.t Has uy Err Mutual 6tiNrs Athletic tlinut
Iuhs Esrnrd -Nufuli.H AiNetit. a.
Total lrldug trruts- -Mu.ual D. Annette, l2
To-day the Atlnut Co. are 10 play the Athletic
the last Championship gam" "i tine SEASON.
The sun., 1873-10-22
ruE rIcIIMIzrD cRoWS

Exchanging B,JDO00O Acres OF Valuable
Mineral aud Farming Lands for a small
Reservation OF Barrca Rocks.
WAsIIrNGToN, Oct 2l.-Lcss than a month
aso the Chairman Of the Board uf Indian NoIn-
mssioners Mr. Felix Il. Brunot, tele-raphed
from Montana To the Secretary OF the Interi Il
that he had negotiated with the Crow Indians
for the ce-sion of their reservation, containing
q, $1,000 acres of mineral and farming lands, ana
the acceptance by them Of a new reseryati IA at
Judith basin, near Fort Benton. The old POSER
vation was south and west II the Yellowstone,
along the nuc ~ the Northern Pacific Railruad.
and the eAchlng" was considered good thins
for that company. IL nov seems that the Iu-
dans are not very well satisfied with their trade.
There IL a delegation Of their braves and chirI-
ia this city, and iu a biz talk with IN" Indian
jobbcrs to-day ila kioot. one Of the chiefs, said
that the new -eTye was not large that ono
could ride around II n dav that there WIS no
wood, no water no 'srass, nothing hut rocks, IN 4
his people could Taist nothing lo eat. The OBJ
ject of the visit here Is doubtless To- impress the
Indians aud calOle them into accepting their
new reservation.
The sun., 1873-10-22

TUTsbAY, oct 81 FLOUR AND MEAL Tho
four trNtt uas been sOmeNhat ttre ula and settled
Tor some d.Nu past IN" demand has been far Tor cN
port. but the ocAl trade Las u,Cu variable, ippins
extras have been scarce specially IN gool lines and
the inner qu ntcs of fmy brands MOI plenty. But
the dunn grades have been IN tu supp aud II has
been dimcut Co. move th,m slusiact ,.ly and almost
npussilr tu eel ~ d IN lhrlc nucs though offered at
mater reduction n prices, To-day the marAet was
peuCralb dun, ana closed weak Shipplng ris gen.
"rly nut salthe AZ over ~ Is, but guol lines ot
Corn meal rather slow. Buck wheat hour drOOpln-.
We Quu.t Flour Nu. , hb, i3i5afl.li; sup"t hne
STAT and Western t52i@t575i extra state d. }SGst5
Western spri . wheat extra, t6l5L 81 do double
eAtr h. SblWflO, city shipping extras SO y tSGGS city
trade ami family brand, t5OstlO southern haNers and
tlmy brands, tstflu& southern shippns extras.
T. t7Na N. Rye flour Supcrnno s. e. CA. Corn meal
stern, &C. tS.>ta$5U, Brand, wine, &c ass q. t3yl.
bueA wheat huur, t325at8,i5 & 10 ms.
PROV isioNh The wauic mark fOr hog products has
Sna, n esn,ar pork ha.lgs gi,'n way most and lard
tNr 1t the decline, especially fIr future NV ~ but
IN fo-ng pflcrs ar the luwet Ot the wees. To-day,
O'tuur at fliO, but the market aferSard recovered
ur dtcluc, BE qulrt. bat On freely offered sales
500 nAsr manly long aud short clear for Deccm.
stI sStI aaa SaHa'rM az iS@t.c tut mats lwGri
brr at s4c. Dressed hogs hrn. We quote; Pork.
0r old mes n6l q 40 ,s new Os mes' si.e,i1 "a
extra pr,lnc, ,ii. becf PLAIN mcTs, ofi, tist7;
pam mess, new, t%@tU; extra mess, a. 0ktl2j pTm
%rS: SSS. S,CG ,lstSS I"Si1 me1. $3.50 be
zoe shoulders picked, 7t%7Hoi helhes, s&'s9 o.
Lard, steam rendered ~. kettle do, - c.; primo
elJ,. Sc bacoa, th.rt rl9, shc;' long clear, sAc
shoulders, &c. Dressed hogs, aas1c I
GRAIN lhe grain InarArt has been qni'e irregular
The p-tI N.eA' |aiIeGs Alu,I/gs Lave Gegb eperatg
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ST. LoUIs, oct. 2l.-'rhe Committee on Immi-
grafton appointed by the Irish Catholic Benevolent
Union, organized by the election Of JaUge penls
Dwycr of ONO Chairman aud NJ. Gennan Of NorfolN
Va, Secretary. gent raj plan Of operations was
agreed to- the principal feat Of which that Sec
Rotary Genuan shall correspond With an local aud State
societies belonging to the irish Catholic Benevolent
luuu, requesting them To appoint immigration com.
m.ttoe-, ami all cities where thrrc numb OF
soclrtltr the committees appointed nl them shall elect
subnuard which shall have supervision o. imuiigrt.
ton IA their respect We localities Toe National 30 ri
wi appoint an agent nt cach seaport AZ which imml.
grants llly hs country, VINO shall uud r
the tuperv the board of city, end TO al
the wants and comforts Of lunlsr they arrive.
aud All them all the protection ami Information they
my need.
The resolution for the establishment ~ depot and
ofic Ht TIE various stapurA UunJpnty Nih the Ger.
man tntho t Hoard organized iu tte same OBJ Ut, vac
discussed, aud wIll probably De carried uut.
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by which almost inexplicabe chsnsee in price. h.ve
been produced. There has been pretty general dis
position to SCI, which weakened prses Toward the
clore To-day whent hrncr but dull sales 81 bush:
~ tSl@f 70 for No. 3sprinR VI S9ti 9 for ungraded
Iowa and Minnesota spring; t ststi s for No. Chi
csfo tl@ for Northwestern; ti ttst ~ for No. Mil
wsukec spring yf2 for No. Miwsukee spring si IS
for choice NO SncbOyagan spring; choice ncihi Gen
csce hcld at u 0 other white quoted t 5St1 IS red
wino' tiaSqt 5ji amber 81 5aati.60, and no sales.
Corn hrner ana active sacs i6lG0 bush, at 5s4aj9hc
for steamer mixed 0M6lc. for sail mixed sic tor vel
iow, and 6Ss6Ic. for walte oats nrin sales oco
closed at is. t'c. and 50ac for whie. Barley dull
~ tr for no and u O. Cbt go for No. 2.huyersh hold
ing on Rye quiet st SIC for lots ana yc. for boat
loads. as the nominal holding prices.
CortOS The market shows further decline In the
pst week. Receipts At the ports and al this market
hve been more liberal, with free offerings sale.
willie the export demand has been at reduced prices.
Tue rec pts ut The ports Sept have been S22 J
bart same time last year. i1 js bales To-day the
ad for cotton on the spot continues fair at irrcg
uar prices. Quotations reysedi ordinary advanced
W.Md god ordinary advanced &C.; sales 2 ~ sles,
.tWhlch li~ for export. 66 for consunp iOn and IL
n I0r sree9lat"n. orward deliveries adv need i.ec.
on cary inonihs later months Nc; sales i2SO bales,
rl9,ng 10 5l.e for October, 10 bic. for November.
tc Tor December, i6kc. for January, 16 i-l6c. for
fehrury, i6 9 ~" for March, and lie April Tho
quote Oh the spot:
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The Bride who -nid Nontthc Altar.

ON sunday, as the Rev. Mn GurWgu. of
the United Iirethrrn church ~ iorh. ft, was
Cfuduciius the services AT Tie Union tuuHtu ut
} lutumtuNu, YORK Cuuutt. the ~t Ntuu handle !
lim a note. After the sermon was completed
tu minister anupunt ed he had the pleas irc uf
ttatiug that a couple IT, the runer, = ttln dc- 90
to hc uni eel IN tine holy bonds OF m trtWuuy.
AMI that the candidates should imm"di ttrly
L. sent themselves. There VS. cun,idtranlc
uutttr tn the assembling tAt -tlrIus
around to see the happy couple. After some
delay une and buoyaut couple came marching
up the aisle to the altar. he reverend gentle
man Immediately proceeded with tho ceremony.
and the groom answered pr nipty. "Nr-. I
win" but to the dismay and ast onisument ot the
clergyman and audience, when IL cam. tu tho
brides turn, she answered just a. ir mptiy,
NO, Will not and smiltngy left the chur h
all alone, leaving the hdf marie man IN "a
Guandary what to d.. "Such Is lfe.'
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MURDER ~ CHERRY srREEr
\ sni or hot Dead ina Bn,room bv n sailor
" hnim he lind Mover enn

y al or ~hOt Uru a IN Ia roam Nv SAILOR
Whom he Had Never cen
Yesterday forenoon Martin Gcttius, n
sailor AGED forty-eishi boarding at 81 Monroe
street, was shot dead In Timothy OIlren :
liquor saloon, lsG Cherry street, oy Thomas A.
Clark.a mulatto. Cllrk, who is also sail r,
had teen employed In the United states man
of-wm Ashu.lot, hut having been discharged At
Yukohoma, he worked his way back to ths
country. Yesterday morning he met James
Welsh, former shipmatc, against whom hc had
Erudce and invited him TO drink, at the same
time saying that he had something that he
wanted to present to him; and opening his
Jacket showed the handle of sev, n-shooter
After drinking In several pllces they AZ length
went to o Bren's saloon. where were three or
four other men, among them Gettns. Gettins
had drunk three or four .l.,sses Of ale. and was
Standing quietly In one corner by window.
Welsh ard Clark, after drinking once or twice
In this place. stood talking at the bar. and toe
latter. without a moments warning, pal ed his
revolver. Welsh vino knowing the trcachery
htn hy the wrt-t ami turning the ru zIle of the
rist inward the b ~ passed r'prn 'he CELL
in-. lit - te, who l. Ntry plwtriul man,
wr'u,hcd himself partly fr.c fr.iui the grasp of
Welsh, nnd seeming T." te utterly raryesr ~ To
Whom hr hit, fred three shots moro At rudpm.
One am struck G"tfius In 'hc hrcaet ucnetrai-
ing III hc ~ r. wDUndrd M surans forward
and sta,-,IIns into IA tu.e. chan her Il, A f.ll
length uu flr 1I.r. a Ing aim ~ mt uty.
a lt-c crowd ht-tencd into the -al ,iu. thus
fr, vcntlu. tlr '-rtr uf the uurl .f.r ONi ''r
Granger tool. titrh e. the Madison street police
station, Wuuhtr Gctttn~'s body Was bo rue
sunu aftt rwirl. Grtun-. who l. supposed goo Doe
% % .flNc either ~ England .r Malc-. g. -tolt,
h-ht comb, stoned man. wearing ctiu Wh -krr-
and Wourtirhr. n" had meyer seen ~ .tk uutil
the dine uf the sun. tiu-. lic had shipped ia
the Hudson I, London.
Glars l. "A short, tulrk--ot man ~ olive com
nleNion. about thirtN-tvO yeas old lie says
that he has shot N one, and that his friend
hreI the pistol. Welsh thinks the -uot tuat
X He'd Gcttns was designed for himself
Ia the evening Cllrk'- brother, vino lives in
Iroohlyn ] ed At the VI olson street poll e
station, and llly idcntlhed him.