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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
POLITICAL REORGANIZATION.
TIE rAMMANY AND LIBERAL REPUBLICAN GENERAL
COMMITTEES.

TIE TAMMANY AND LIBERAL REPUBLICAN GENERAL
COMMITTEES.
The new Tammany Hall General Committee
for tic year 1875 last evening In Tammany Hal for
the purpose Of organization call OF the roll 0i the
various delegations showed that there were eontestng
delegations from the Isf, III, Hj, With With,
XVIIth, and XXIst Districts. and from the T~ent'-
third Ward. Henry l.. Clinton offered resolution that
committee insisting of two dele gates from each OF
the districts where there contest be selected 10
constitute q Commit tee Contested Seats and tempo
rary Committee on Organic lton whom the protests
should be sent. The Committee will meet on Saturday
at4 D. M. and decide upon the merits Of the eontesine
delegations. This was adopted aud tho following Com
miitee appointed:
rurh DIJ SsaS1s Bea g.5 ysT .l S c Ds
f Inn hhG age " S1th D.re|Ge rye ~ WeH n
Tuth Ds'Iictoweu Murphy, Join Zahn Eeveuh Detyonn
W"tms1 Thrt"enh Dct-wiam Lamb Patrics Gibney Pour
eS w T. Knc aese SislmIon. seuib DctEv,ri
GsSO' M e. rSTs ssnsn ocba s%s %ca
WMd-H. g. PGnoy, fredtnck Babe
John Kelly cf.red protest against the Interference
OF the Federal authorities in Louisiana legislation and
the acton Lieut. Gen Sheridan. TGis will be found
in another column. The Committee then Adjourned sub
ject 10 the call OF the temporary Chairman.
The Liberal Republican General Committee met to
organize last night at their headquarters IN Fourthavc
Congressman BENJAMIN A. Willis call 10 the chair
upon assuming which he made brief address. referring
to Tue Louisiana question finance, ana Municipal GOV
ernuen The election OF officers then took place and
the following chosen 10y reclamation. Mr. pullman
Pfesden, Martin Frechi Frd We President Houo TwOu
blev second Ncsft.deh Robert L. parih lieasuef
Ss rg JAM. G GOWN S'''''- Asher D'''
G@ttcd d sc ,slon took place over the names OF the
delegates from the XVIII Assembly District which
suited in the matter beng referred 10 committee OF
ne TAG seats in IN, Commit GO were claIucd By
rts OF delegates om the X,h District and the matter
also referred 10 a committee. The action OF the
Commitlee the louisiana outrage Is re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
PROGRESS OF WORK ON THE CENTENNIAL
BUILDING,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.-WOrk on the Me-
moral Hall of the Ceptennial Building is pushed with
great rapidty At the entrance granite has been
placed IN position the hight OF 20 feet while in other
portions OF the building the stone has reached an
average OF about feet The portion OF the stone de-
signed for the facing OF the payilons has been laid
The brick work also far advanced and the interior
walls nearly the contemplated hight The center
hail Of the main exhibition building Will be grand
feature in the general design The sides will be formed
with open arcsdes, heavy pasters withproecting col
nmns being supports to the dome. This portion has
reached nearly its full hight and will soon be under
temporary roof order that the interior work can be
prosecuted during the Winter The artist who Is en-.
gagged TO cast the figures which are to ornament the
dome has been accommodated with building upon the
orou1d and furnace for his is in the OF
struction OF the figures are OF colossal sze and
will be cast Of zinc metal The models and moids are
now being prepared The iron column and Rirders
being prepared for the exhibition pavilion. the founda
lions OF which arc completed. II Is expected that
the contractor will the building completed al least
ex mouths before the contract time shall have expired
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TIE LONMENCE OF HE V-IIU MD HE77I77II 7 =
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 7-Pur5uant 10 call lS-
sued by the Pttsburgl Chamber ~ Commerce. a largo
and spirited meeting OF citizens held last night az
Lafayette Hall 10 call forth an expression OF views In
regard 70 the needed improvements IN the navigation OK
the Ohio River aud to upon Congress tho necessity
for some measures looking toward the stimulation OF
depressed commercial aud industrial interests ADle
speeches were delivered bv '.srs. DfaVo and Van
Nott Judgc White the Hun. J. X. Lorcheid ald others
A memorial was Adopted Lr,inS C5nGrtss TO ava mo
ct II. OF private enterprise by guaranteeing the lntfr
est OF the bonds OF the Western TriuscOl tnena kul'
way thus furnishing employ uent for IDLE chpiaI anu
labor ana taking steps tO.aTd the rcsoratonoi genrfa
prosuer.ty Ths memorial con lute- by urging on Con
gross tie importance or eIs;cn 81 improvements Su'h
as will make OHIO River nayieable at an stages OK
rho water and asking for the Improvement OF Inc mouth
OF the Mississippi view OF me great ara ripldy III
creasng traffic of the Oslo and Ms>-slpp Valleys ire
asOlutIous were Instructed 10 lOtWlt =
The memorial to Congress- aud the meeting ADJOURNED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
NETWORK CITY.

A meeting of the members of the Cotton Exchange
has been called fog s,urd noo to consider the ordinary clause OF the
bylaws as applied to contracts
At the meeting of the With Assembly District
Republican evening past year were
elected. Executive and Patronage Committees appointed
The new steamship City of Vera Cruz of the
Havana line p Alexandra Sons will be open the public In
spectlou 10 day Pier The City Cruz will make
her 6st trip n hsyana on Saturday.
Charles Spring, fireman On the tug boat Hennes-
sy himself Wednesday the Police OMce
fhaung killed Peter Davis another
Inquest, which will be he'd gu Saturday
The regular monthly meeting of the Master
Cooper Association held the Roberts Buing waer
,ersy announced ceased TO have any
control farmer members andt tue hired daily
master cooper; subject The provision adopted tor me protection Of
At the annual election for directors of the
Long and Shore Railroad Company held Com
psny Long Branch j. WEDNESDAY following
o sos0 af uG oso Ia Bacon @O,S o. New
Nehemiah Perry C. TrOwbdge aud John W. George
ofEew-fork.
Detective Richard King arrested James Williams
sneak doctor thsf- Yesterday Canal aud Elizabeth
description furnished by Dr. James Caradbe of No 1913
ThHteen Dr. Candne charged tina, Williams hsd called Al
hxD Nm ioto H. , ahIs y.iv 'ne &
charge. Villas so.esd $500 WORTH propcr watching I'
chance with IT, Detective King said Williams
offender having before been arrested AMI convicted OF SIMILAR
charge.
The Danes of this city held meeting yesterday
Assembly they oryanir-d literary
soe,ty Bergen called the order ubse.
queHy elected President OF the oee Henry Brasn DANISH
Consul in this and Gen T Chrienen
the Hscsssitv Of forming DsDsh literary The
IN his city
The National Curling Club contest between
he announced to take place
ydsy the Central Ps o. acc unt
ss sai,ess saben Of The dssrsa ,ssiy ih.
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pOLICE NOTEl.

Catharine Earle, age 81, of No. no Madison.st.,
while yesle n.y. f the Pes NO 30 a Is r.
and Uas drowned.
At the Essex Market Police Court. yesterday,
Jane, snonson 5coy entering The
Of Julius Miebae At No. 90 dt ald stealing 80 worth Of
At the Jefferson Market Police Court. yesterday,
John Burns James hes In VI 200
ieloHlols Assuring PIc- 'eCbe Of no 40 "sss
Eighteenth s..
At the Tornbs pollcc Court Yesterday James
Price 81 600 bl ''eurg 50 oeIeol from ne
cboa. Hotel tle propr Faux j. h latnok Ibe eass Of
Timothy Kelly oAce o. Society e Peynn on 'oey 70
Annas charged sssaulIag JuAus Bailey eoof@ empole
Walker roArs Owuers lcrll cifd ny Tor otn.u o.
Ancr bearing evderce With las seaeg psoIsael To
e.se adjourned until 20 morrow.
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above Ia explained by the fact that soo22 in expend
lures Ia covered by special and excep Ona appropria
tons not ordinary expenses The body OF the message
did not account for this
SENATOR CHANDLER RENOMTNATED.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. AT the caucus or
REPUBLICAN Senator's aud representatives Tonight 81
were present. An informal ballot for candidate Tor
the United States Senate taken with the following
result: Chandler so: j. Webster Chids 3; Gov. Ba0ey
/: Ju0gc Campbell, Chandeliers nomination was made
unanimous ny q rising vote Tie election takes place on
the 18Th inst There Is te doubt OF Chander election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
GOV. BAGLEY's MESSAGE.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. Gov. Bagley read his
message the LEGISLATURE this morning Ii il long aud
important paper devoted entirely TO State affairs with
the exception Of statement that an invitation has been
received participate in the Centennial EXHIBITION at
Philadelpha The financial exhibit is gratifying, faith
fully fulfilling every requirement OF tue organic law
piug every obligation a. II natures, providing IN al
for every appropriation, creallug 10 new ueD
and rene ewing 10 Old one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
THE JvDTANA LEGIsJATURE.

INDIANAPOLIs, lud., Jan. THE Legislature
met to-day. The Senate organized by combination Of
Republicans and Independents. OF the principal off,
GERS. two Republicans and one Independent were
chosen In tine House, the Hon. David Lurplo (Dem)
was elected Speaker by strict party vote.
TIE Independents have only II votes on joint ballot,
hus giving the Democrats clear majority OF eight II
ijIut conI enOn. There were no new developments IN
senatorial contest to-day except failure OF th3 lul'-
uendents snow that tIey mold the balance vi power
~. IIIlnd nnI ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
A BRUTAL WIFE MURDER

NEWTON, n. j., Dec. John Hughs, a
laborer, residing Ogden,burR Sussex County, COM
mtted a brutal murder about noon today, Dy choppng
his wife's head with an ak. After striking her five
blows he left her, fred the house to cover his crime aud
locked the door, Two men happening 10 pass few
moments afterward and seeing smoke issue from the
windows, burst open the door and discovered Mrs.
Hughs reclining in armchair with her head han
back Hughs was arrested and taken TO Newton Jail.
He is about as DID, desperate character. and a
most repuIsive looking specimen OF humanity He nas
several times before been in jail for beating his wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURE.

TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 7-Seycral ballots were
taken 10 the Senate to-day for President pro teEAwh
out any definite result When the Assembly met ". W.
Hicks made short and eloquent speech, counseIng
harmony and good feeling and wound up by recon-
nrndIuG 4 Hannah tDcm) 4 Washington County for
Speaker Mr. HInnah was elected Speaker on the hrst
VA lot having received u Conservative and Repubc3n
yntea He first Democrat elected Speaker OF the
House since 1866. BON Houses adjourned uDtl noon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
BRUTAL LYSCHING IN KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. IA Republican special
from Topeka Kan. states that Joseph b. North alias
Buffalo Joe who murdered George Jones on Christmas
evening year ago. was hanged TO a telegrsph-pole by
q mob the night OF the 30th. st Wallace, Kan The
knot OF the rope with which he was hanged caught
under the chin and did not choke him. He hung this
way long time talking to the mob imploring them
10 release him. received only eers ia return. He
aid not die for hours and finally roZe 10 death
The Sheriff Of Ellis County 10 after the Wpp and the
leaders will sopp be captured,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
MESSAGE OF GOV. DINGLEY OF MAINE.



WOMAN TO OFFICE FAVORED.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. Gov. Dingley was
inaugurated to-day. His message places the recent.
OF the State during the past at oo4 and dis
bursemeDts, o. 53759. or this S7ll42e was on
account Of the debt, and s4O1477 Oh account OF
schools The ordinary expenditures, therefore duriae
the past year have been s2o6ss10l little less than
ana O half mills the dollar OF State valuation
The debt is now. after deductng sinking funds.
t,56l,o reduction OF $321 ,5R5 during the mast
year. In ten years nearly 100000 have been
paid by the people OF Maine account OF the state
debt, nearly 000G0 being paid for the reductou OF
the principal. aud 100000 on account OF interest
Should the present rate OF taxation cont nued rho
remainder OF this debt will be exnguished IN 1855 The
railroads banks, and corporations go thar ali
ing dollar on the towns and cities
He urges the enforcement OF the collection NJ tayes
from delinquent raroade $4,000 remaining nna,d ont
OF t0069 assessed last year. aud fayOfs the 81
the license fees OF insurance companies dong business
iu the State. IL these suggestions enforced state
tax OF 81 mills the dollar, instead Of would ne sum
Gent to meet all the State expenditures He sno0esTs
the divorce laws he reformed, the adopton of nm
enabling act recognizing the eligibility Of yomen IN
office. and q revision OF the State Cousiitu-
ton The educational affairs OF the s,ote
are In @ most prosperous condition. He depores fne
thought necessary advisable to invest out OF the
State eleven and half million dollars than one
third OF the deposits OF tue people OF Maine-capa
winch IL needed at home for the development of tbe
abundant resources Of tie State.
NoTE.-yhs apparent discrepancy ~ fgnres In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
A ppI,rAL HUsRAND.

ROCHESTER,, Jan. 7.-Last evening, while tho
family OF John Kane. consisting OF HIMSELF wife ana
several children, were taking supper Mrs. Kane re-
nroved younger child for refractory cOnduct, where
'pon Kane Jumped up seized hrepoker, and knocked
her seDseless. He then dragged hcr INTO the Hchen
and stTuck her several times on the head with stuck or
wood subsequently he himself up TO the author,
ities who brought MN 10 the city thls moinlhs, hno
iodoed hIm I'm iail Mrs Klne' skull IL thought To 10
fTaStnred and sine is ktll nscnsbc. It's believed she
Ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
SENATOR HAMLIN REYoMINATED.

Boston, Jan. THE Republican Senatorial
caucus 1t Augusta tonight nominated the Hon. Hanni-
bal Hamhn on the first ballot. he receiving 10 Of ZIG
votes cast Israel Washburn received Is aud the re-
naInder were scattering Judge Peters the most
Inent opposed to Mr. Hamlin, withdrew has
name before the ballot.
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uUDsON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINS Theodore Pine, the new Register
81 Wehester County has made the OoSng appoGtmeut Cot
John f. Undch Deputy Register Col Dauiel Sherwood Chei
Clerk; Charles T. johnson. SrarCber.
NEW RscHsrEThe Boa Of Trustees have passed and rul hd
an orntrce which prevent scum1a,on
Of snOs RUBBISH during tie Winter urol the sidewalks in
r"fIs the 0rl
n nee is made punishable b. dne Of - Tor each oLtrse
Morsr vERxONJuge Clifford has appointed Thomas Ls Daniel
tsl Tor i1rd
10 be widening and ghgcaG8 1t
that important Improvements are Contemplated IL tbs
see.ion Of the village
MouSr EclTbe boundaries Of the proposed ro-pr new III
decided 81 h"
4rrory embraced is OF lU0) IL clIp1
about square AMI eXeuGs lar wes Kco River
and t0ulh o rlyyile
PoreuKggpsg George Parker ~ Gen HTste&s s.af
,erday o. the Eighth Grgde Filth Dvton
Of ttt National Guard, with read llaIterc Lee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
MASSACHUSETTS RAILROAD NOTES.

Bosroy, Jan. Tile Boston and Lowell
Railroad having recently put in force regulation re-
ouring holders OF season tickets as well as all other
10 show their tickets at the entrance gate
much opposition has been aroused A large meeting
was held Last night in The Town II Ill OF Winehe5Ier 10
tage acten in reiereDceO the extension OF the B0stoh
and Maine uruad, aud for the purpose OF securing
competing line 10 MoDurn. The towns along the route
1roInse sufficient subscriptions TO build road ahd
committees are to solicit the action VI the Boston ana
Mann. Railroad IA the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

FYnh Avenue Hotel-Controller Nelson X. Hopkins
Hon r. Person Albany Judge George T. Comstock
syrscu- Judge Charles Wheaton metropolitan
Hol-SpesE.r jeremiah Mcclure " Emra ". s.
Bangor Y; the Hon. Dewitt e. Leohn Of Oswego
{. Ellis Superintendent the NevYork Back
Homan H0HsBtson de Bussire OF Paris EreTtn HousProE
H. Of Princeton Colege..St Nicholas HOtL-The Rev
W. q Cste President OF Lafayette College and Jucge A.
Sufu Westminster Hont-Aled Wilkinson
OF Syracuse York HoHt-GeB b. H. Robertson Tennessee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
TILE ILLINOIS LEGISLATIVE.

CHICAGO, Jan. An Eueni!g journal special
from Springfield says tho House met tus morning at 10
O'clock aud effcc,od permanent organization by the
election OF T. NJ. HainAs OF Cook County tD'm) as
Speaker. UD To latest adyices selection hdd been
reached III the Senate for President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
COY. GASTON'S MESSAGE.

ENCROA CLEMENTS OF FEDERAL POWER ON STATE
RIGHTS CONFERENCE.-THE STATE FINANCES IN A
SATISFACTORY CONDITION-REPEAL OF THE PRO
HBuoBY LAW URGED-sTAIE RAILROAD INTER
TSTs
BOsrON, Jan. Gov Gaston's message Is
a long one At the outset National affairs are consd
cred a currency Liable TO Initiation is condemned, and
tlo epcroachment Of Federal power the rights Of
States is strongly pronounced against. lie urges the
abolishiug Of sectional aninosity and return to AMIGA
ole relations rs the only guarantee for the peace and
prosperity OF the nation at large.
The present funded debt OF the State is classified as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
THE NEVADA sENAToRsHIp.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. THE Republican
OF the LEGISLATURE of Nevada last night nomi
mated Mr. United States Senator lie has 4G
votes pledged, aud 80 Ouly necessary choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

THE NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE.
OMAHA, Jan. THE Nebraska Legislature
convened at Lincoln to-day.
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STATEN ISLAND.

NEW BRIGHTON.-A few young men Of tins village,
with the assistance several Of the residents have organized Free
Reading Room hree-soy hck buDs has been hired the br5t
aoor used free reading room The bHng All Hnny Is
used coffee The officers nre: NJ Hawkins,
H. Il. Alexander Treasurer and H. h. A1op Secretary
POM RrcuaoEDA peton signed residents h- North Shore
b. jose uh ~ cereau'
prarg rng the o. Itn Newton ~
channel that shore ibe maHer mas Oeea fed 10
IN Auns u M Boz ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
MEMPHIs MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

MEMPHIS, Jan. THE municipal election
passed or quietly to-day. the Democratic ticket was
generally successful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

THE RECENT ELECTION IN MINNESOTA
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. THE Legislature in
Joint Convention to-day counted the tho State
ticket at the last election. The official Republican
jUrIty for Chlei-Justiee Is l0,lS6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
PACIFIC MAIL CORRUPTION
THE CASE OF r. b. IRWIN.

, rrr,,,ox FOR MORE CoMFoRTABIE PRISON
yvrusrD-TuE WHEREABOUTS OF EX-PosTMAs-
TER KING.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Jan, MIR. X. b. Irwin, the witness
whom the House ordered yesterday 10 he committed
20 the commcd Jail, sent petition to Congress TINS
morning, asking that, i'll consideration OF Ills BAD
health and the consequent danger which close con-
6nement in such place would subject him TO- some
other place he designated Gen. Butler, who was
absent when the question came up yesterday inade
As,rong plea in favor of granting the petiilon' ana
was supported by Mr.. Eldredge. Two plans were
suggested for the disposition OF the pe'',
non, one by Mr.. Batter who propose"
10 refer it 10 the ConnmIteo ~
WAYS and Means and the other by Mt. lieni'i"'
who moved TO lay 1t on the table Inc i"''o
motion prevailed. although great Hu"'D0
representatives voted In the negative WI" '"u w
aas,re 70 grant the petition, but simply wished TO
49,, - Nth little more respect by referring 1t 10
aCormttee. Mfr. Irwin has not yet been removed
10 his new quarters in the jail Mr. Ordway the
Horoeant-at-A Arms has secured the room i'll which
Ten. Sckles was confined many years ago and an
adjoining one for the Deputy Sergeantat-Arnis' III
whose custody Irwin will he. These are III the Sec
end story Of the Jail on the south side. Tie neceS-
sary articles Of furniture viii be furnished at the
expense of the United States, and Mr. Irwin NM
self will add such articles 40 Will make hls stay
there as comfortable as it can be under the crcuh-
stances.
The Sergeant-at-Arms is unable TO hear anything
from ex- Postmaster of the House King The report
shat he was in Buffalo within a few days IS eener-
sIly credited and it is suspected that he was on ms
way to Canada for the purpose of purch&llog
blooded stock for his farm near Minneapolis
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

ThgRNOAETpR TBSTBRDA', AT aUDvCrS, IN BROADWAY
ssu.-33' Noos-35o 3 % n.-3G9 Mduisui- 80
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A PETITION FOR NoRE COMFORTABLE PHSoN
RKFUsED-TnE WHEREABOUTS OF EX-PosIhAs-
TER KING.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-04-15
Cincinnati Market.
Clyc.yyArr, April y, 1915

CINCINNATI, April l., 1870.
FLorr.-There is little change in the
tone OF the market, and thetransactions are
light. only small lots selling at previous
prices. Fancy flour brings $ 5Og6 30 in
smalllots. Family is steady at 81 LOGS 10,
and extra at 81 S5G5 90. Supcrtine is
scarce and firm ct 81 1901 %, and low
grades at s. S5tGy4 10. Spring wheat flour
Is offered at s. 1905 30.
WHgAr.-The market is quiet, with only
moderate offerings OF good to choice winter
red, By sample, at 81 l+Gl IL, and buyers
bidding two cents less. Iii wheat is
scarce, but thcre.is little demand ut 81 IS
al IS, and white 1t 81 2G@l p for good
TO choice.
CoRx.-Is dull and easier Ear sold at
7Ota sc. on track, chiefly at the latter fg-
ure. ShelIed is held ut I$c. mclevator, but
is not salabIe readily at over lie.
ol-S.-Arc steady, with moderate local
demand at G7@G9c for good to prime mix
ed. and 64lGG6c. for white in elevator or in
sacks ON arrival.
HAY.-The market is well supplied, but
the demand is lair and prices are steady.
We quote prime loose pressed timothy az
So 0Ota323 90. tight do. 1t SO 00G2l co.,
and lower grades at Sl+ 00GlS 90 per ton
in bales ON arrival.
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wears, and has gone to the haven OF rest,
soothed and sustained By IN uniiattefng
trust: but when We see one, In the prime OF
life, with all the high ambition, and aspirsi-
tons Of youth, surrounded by every COM
tort tllat could make lie desirable, the pet
Of the household, iondled by her parents;
loved by her friends, and warmly cherished
by her companions and associates, sudden
IL called hence, We must exclaim, "0h Lord,
! Thy WAYS are inscrutable and past finding
out" The funeral discourse, over the re-
mains, were pronounced in the Presbyte-
rian Church, by Rev. ". L. Hi, her past
or. the house being crowded with mourn
Ing and sympathizing friends, the services
being concluded b. singing the iaSorite
hymn Of the deceased, Nearer my God to
Thee" Her remains were followed TO then
| citizens, who mingled their tears with those
Of the bereayed iamily. The birds will sing
the flowers will bloom. the rains Will tall