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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25

The Aiirntl-'noG h"u-ebolier-. country ant
iowa. 3 Te-peeiiuiiy Invited To the advertise
'n-u, Of NarpLy a Reilly. Ihese sensieaen
are Carrying sae Of the largest. ms, seieet ans
ebsaPe-t grocery stock. consisting Ot esery
variety known TO the trade. ever offered 10
this PubIic. Ne--J. Murray and Rely ar
fair sl-aler-. frieu,IlJ anI courteous. Ih-y ar,
.Ir-srSing anJ viii command large siale -
the trade here Thois store /. isr The Pre-rng
tho hriSs. building on poUxias aScnVr. fUurJE
dsoT sssi OF Dsazia. ASeHac iisasr.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25

wichiis counts tina; day - lo<,. uhOse LOW
sirclining sua has faai-s. 10 Ezh, up twenty .d-
1.sisa-i rstrs - her -tsek 81 d.. usaxes
temper. Tho wiud 10 the shors l.lnh. Ia, In no
chapter on ios- de Ne Ead proml-s or .i<u
of relief, and siin III Increase goes On. rs-
herd law viii not ., ich thea. as thsy - ia
parks and M; by herds whra sisks from
light the god q day in hs- n--cy. russ. wet
rrn drapeTy, thsn as-embles back q our
kitrhen thousand whining. yrlpiug hound.
10 grewl AMI to Hsh; over the mesi,e-- bane-
thrown there by .-sar >araA.- Thin and clean
are the bones tina, 60 into our blrk yard ihe.s
xras.happsr tins-~- PoiHaers and setter. th-
hoy. rsli them. but W. have never --en th-u,
.i-P th-tT eternal PruNli-s AROUND AMI 6<hi
in- Iaus casu,h T. either s-t or paini. tn,
fac, We sri down A. poiuir.i out. 70 there c..
he sby pain; 10 >ssrh a - ef ds-S. o. l. tn,
NJ ar city election to sxpe~t any ssryrAuine q,
huiisn. for thu hy drephsSic generatias 81,
meui. Al th- hands Of oar civ ofarer-. ",
>ussc-i 4 feast t.'-- and nnu II <.n-
-ass. nab OF dag s.Sfzsa. 10 ~hseh
we shah fnvite our n'.'s -, .r~,Ar<a q N.
territory IN. ~. =. ~. r.II.s. and
TIE banr- In IN. dos
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25

In EKcLE--fle.>e .nnsa.re m NAME Of
a. slu.s - - N in1<psn1erf ezndii.te
Or Mayor. q Ia ensuing sprr.gs,stisa-
MANY CnrrxExs
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25
CALDWELL. March u. Is-A

We are very arr tnsisesL % learn TAT oss
Cd friend Col john kass-n- q tnioa town
ship. who l.isly moved INTO -ar county iron
wil-on county. met VIII sd nisiortuns %
Monday q this week. In sAieA be %, he ne~
harm. splsndid team 81 bore. team 81 mules
harnes- and much else thaf w.so 81 value.
NE Col and his fsnily were =; diuner. and
not 10 eNeeed ten minutes Ind slApssd ShSn
he fauaa ihe harm and n sals..hls osnisui-
wrapped In nsmrs- lie tsaaa u Impossible
10 save anything. HIS impre-.ioa = that the
haTn must hHve taken hre frol sPark fro-N
the chimney waich ntgaf have Ar; eSnnnns-
@A;-d with the manure rile- fne teAsnel .
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25

In connection with the following list
we have for sale several tracts Of land.
ranging from I 20 % acres. adjacent TO
the city, suitable Cor Suburban resi-
dcnces. and choice residence lots In all
parts Of the city. We also have the En-
elusive agency Of several Of the best
business lots In the business center Of
he city. Call n our ofsce for inicr-
..aiion ~ to price and location
SPECIAL FoR A FEw DAYS.
No. ssS-lso acrs.. northe.<, quarter scction
n. Township -, wes,- frice go
40. s-s-tse .rres, ..uth-.<i quarter q -
tion =. township -. Ue<i. sons I'M
PrOsenesc. fTire 80
No. s..-io srr-.. - .slss s.ss q wiehltA.
w.,erea BY fslr nils ere<A. - scrss
of hzra-seod timber. - are. N culii-
vafion. = ..r.. sD<ls-ssl ~ god ee.rd
and 90 fsnrs. and god ff.Ds d~sL
ing. .ittlzi<a IN . res.f uriEhborhood
and william hafa MIR u N.Sl.nd Pe-i-
oeAce. frice lsooL
No. x5-Ssuth-.st quarter e secuoa u.
tosu-kip g. rzn<e ] ea<t. - arre.
hall u.ike nsrtA 20 Nirhita; h.s -
srr--ef timber. - srres N eaiilt.i,en.
lsxss n sfsry tr.ns- hes-e n god
Sonlhtian. safsrct - thc llttle M
kzn,a- rissr. frtc~ tsIsa
40. xsl-iso arrr-. asrsh~e.; qaarter 81 -
lion n. tsxn-hip =, r.ns- I we-t. -
mile. we-t e NhhitA, - .rr~- -
eultiVziion. I2xls zine hca-s N GOD
c,sndiliun. thr-e-lnAnrrs % = mile 10
k<.a.s. Prs ts1sol part ca>n AMI
h4llnce - linz.
No. Sss-lep arrs-. raii-s uosshsesi q iowa
- .rres IN cultis AREA frice - pr
arrc.
No. Sta-lsn acrss, q nile- .euthse.i 81 INA,
sity. bottam land. Prs. 80.
NO. c.--Narthe.ss quarter Il ssciion u. ts~s-
shin = range I Us-t. 10 acre. good
bsstom land Prise $50.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25

Member n. : e. IN. Com. 81 Di.,.
NARA u. ISIS.
Al paper. In the above nAsseI eOuutiss
pl~a-e eOpy.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25

FLOUR FEED STORE

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FUR NITURE
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25

We have TccriSeI ssoosd Iet,-r lrsn -
warr~n. dated At Cheyenne. ". T. nsrri
is'h, Al.s q -cPv oi th= Che,eane Dsils
Lssds-. containing sn a-r-sn' as Mr.. warr~n.
'.lS~niur.- u7 to date Of issue. In HI IeI,cs
O. u be ssys:
i Naiksi irom our siatka.le to Chevrnn..
N ten dlys : would sdVs-r par1ie. going 4.
'hr BlcA IliTs. .. come ~. Cheyraar Il {.
untauhis,iiy the shsrtr,i AMI cbespcs; ruut.
{" the ilias. Distance fen here 10 eur -rurE
ale 20 snilr,. aRsl good UasOn read up ..
within uity mics 81 Cns'ar guirh. WOOD. ~
Ter aud graz N thi. route.
General Bradley told Inr in n. I-aranir.
lea day. sss. u parties soins fr.m Ch~y-nn.
To the s,.ll AMI silver rrgisa IN tn Bla~g M,
SOuii 90 In sufsi.ai forre II pTo,ect thrm
-eiVcS. The military would No, artraP' 10 s,u,
them. isSPeci to start .-um here with from
80 TO 81 msn. BY the huh day ct APrH
Teams and the eatirc min-r~ oui6i. can h
had here cheaper shan In the state Tier
. 10 Be- hne e caarhes fruun here TO ,'u.,a-
valley. 40 eNPre--. Iwih try 10 Keep yea
posted will herr AL in ihs Bisck nH.-
NOur- Respectfully.
J. NEWToS wsErEN
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25

Ths amount Of ire'sAt ~.sosed .lons Doug
las Avenue and cut over The bridse toxari.
the territory. l. simply esoynoasL
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25

The freshysery II Emperia. comprising
eighteen ministers and hny-two churches OF
Southeastern kansss. oonSeres IN this eIIy On
rhur-day. April lat. a, q o'csOck r. n. AMI
remains In session over sabbath. This INSET
Ing vii be opened with a seIaoa a, the Baptist
church by the retiring aslcrasOr. thr Rev A.
u. JACK. Of Eureka
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25
MANY FEiExps.

ME- EpfroE.-flea~e annou.re IL n=ne
% wn snilA. n a esndid.,e fsr cry marshal
., lie April eieSsion. and oha.e n.
naST FEiExps.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25

No A,>-lss Ne . ~ s-cnaa =. ts-u.Aip =
se-i. sd 80 ers~ - --relsa =.
eIus q - y n is-a >. r.a<r !
t~f Ncna4tnin< iss srrs<. kas ~ .rr~s
-s;sssd !, ~ sr.s..s. tss.s' re -. - -
No $50 arr~.. N Rusl.-c.uut, K.,-... 49,
49,. t.sn =. k.nxs e.si E.easassk
- t.r1- ftics psE srrs
NO ss-ie .ere.; nerth~est quarter sersisa
=. tosn-hlP -. n.n<e ! east. ~ nut
lsr couniy. sithis mil-. 81 NJ AZ
nut suilcs 81 Dou<l.s. ; milrs u Nan-
lrys go NH: has ~ ssrr. m ctIltiva-
isaa. and god ~ea sf~a,er. frios
NO. scS--ouihe.ss quarter .sctiea y. topa-
ship =. rsn<e I we-t; "A mil-s trum
s.es ~. eoea hea-s ~tth = reems
and cellar. barn soxo. GOD ~en u
water. % s-re- IN eultis. iisn. IS srrs..
- gr-ps. n God ecndtlen. fft-s
s1es; ~in trade for es'tls. Adsirs-s
no. <zi-iep arc. nerths.-t quarter &C go
tlen >. township q. rsnEe we-i has
- srrcs n ealfis sIisn. ee,a "A .tary
fan- hou-s sci uni-A-d. srlsnslia
lec.;ien- q males we.t ofts~n. ftics
NO. s-s-Nesths.s; quarter sestisa :. town
sA,p ., r.n<e ! ~e-t. an m,ls. north-
~e-tef te~n. uninprosed. frice 90.
40. sSs-soush~e.sS quarter g .eesion a ls-u-
.s.P q. r.nse ! ~e-i; uaimHsesSA
No. sss-leo .crr.; % asses In galiissIisa and
tsnued ~ith rail-. god !. stery 10
hoa-e. god wcu and .t.his ths .oath-
e--t quarter ssrtion :. township =.
ranEs ! s-si. : mikes seuIh - wishiia.
frice Iiso.
No. ts--lso arres; lyiHg hstNeen the liic an.l
l4tIle AFkau.r- TttvF.. a unii.. neslh
q htshiiA fhs nefthsasi SazrtrF u
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25

In. EAGLE--Pis,ss snBonnee IL n.ms o.
Jad,e T. D. Jexett. - . roadida,s Or the
police Jads,.hip % wiehi,aL
Msxr srrfrnN-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25
$500 Reward

Ask for advertised leiIer..
u. n. NCEpspk. Ps-iuasier.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25

md many cattle arc nox - fort westh. slow
% coming this gay.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25

Bixant a Batter have moved thrir tinx.re
and stove store. into ssl.sary-s baldlss o.
Douglas .sesse.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-15
J. c. KIRKPATRICK, m. D.,

cyURGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PLY
- sician Diseases of ladies and children
a specially; also throat and lung anections'
Office hou, s. s to 10 A. NJ; Ito 3 and to p.
NJ. At Back man House. = apSO u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-15

An accident occurred at Heald &
Guerne's logging camp, near Guerne-
vile, on Wednesday, April 2Sth, by
which George Donaldson, a young man
nineteen years of age, lost his life. In
opening a log in which blast had
been used, he stepped Oh the top to
drive in a wedge to hold, as the oxen
drew one side. The log opened more
suddenly than was expected, and as he
was standing with q foot upon each
half, he was thrown from his balance,
falling head foremost between, with q
large piece upon him, crushing him
and causing death In ten minutes after
he was released. aA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-15

BITTER THINGs.-An apothecary,
who used to value himself on his
knowledge of drugs, asserted that all
bitter things were hot. "No" said a
gentleman presant, there is one of a
very different quality, | am sure; and
this is bitter cold day"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-15

Miner, with supernaturally large
boots: Specter, annoyed by the
tramping Of the miner; How do you
suppose that man had his boots made ?
No last large enough for that foot
OF course not; he just put his foot in
the bulbs mouth and shook the animal
out of his hide. r
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-15
The Oldest Congressman Living.

Hon. Horace Binney, aged 95 years,
Of Philadelphia, was born in that city
January 4, 1880. He represented
Pennsylvania In Congress from 1888 to
1885. ss7
Hon. Willard Hall, Of Wilmington,
Delaware, was born in Massachusetts,
December IA, 1880, thus making him
| "a years old. Heis the oldest in point
of service having served in Congress
from Delaware from 1877 to 1928.
Hon. Artemus Halle, of Bridge
water, Massach husetts, aged 81 years,
was born in that State, October 20,
1888. He WAS . fnember iof Congress
from Massach achusetts from l845 to l849.
Hon. Perkins King, aged oil, of
Cairo, Green county, New York, is q
native of ofMassachusetts,a and was born
January ~, l784. He represented
New York in Congress from I02o to
1884, s ~ 4, ,s.s.si sii
Hon. Joseph Johnson, Of Bridge
port, West Virginia, aged 80 yeers,
was born in. 0ranges county, New
York, December 10, 1855. He repre-
sented Virginia in Congress from 1928
to 1926, from 1885 TO 1841, and 1916 to
lS47.
Hon. George Grinnell, of Greenfield,
Massachusetts, aged SO years, was
born In that State December 25, 1856.
He was member of Congress from
Massachusetts, from 1929 to 1889.
Hon. Joseph Grinnell, of New Bed
ford, Massachusetts, aged 81 years,
was born in Massachusetts, November
II, 1888. He was member of
Congress from 1843 to 1851.
Hon. Daniel Sturgeon, of Union
town, Pennsylvania, aged SO years,
having been born October q, 1889, was
a United States Senator from Penn
sylvania from 1840 to 1851.
Hon. Ether Shipley, of Portland,
Maine, aged SO years, was born in
Massachusetts,, November 2, 1889.
He represented Maine In the United
States Senate from 1888 to 1885,
Hon. John Strohm, of Lancaster,
Pennsylvania, aged 81, years, was
born October 16, 1898, and served in
Congress from 1845 to l849.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-15
l.. o. q. F..
GoIien Rule Lodge No. 100, 1. .. .. +.

,,,sss-y.,, Regular meeting held on FRI
- ~ DAY EVENING OF each week at
9syS7 l-2 o'clock Sojourning brothren
sTafs in good standing are cordially in
vited. By order.
Jos. HUBER, JR., r. s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-15

Mr.. Anthony Compton, of New
York, who is only 26 years of age, and
is worth about $1,000 Coo, has been ad-
judged insane, and placed in the
BloomingdaIe asylum. He has con-
ceived the idea that his wife, brother
and other relatives are conspiring to
ruin him, and his aim was to get away
from them. His grandmother, well
advanced in years will leave $4,000, 900
between Mr.. Compton and his brother
and this hethinks they are trying to
do him out of. & M
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-15
WeiI-Digging.

T AM PREPAREDTOD DO OWELL-DIGGING
i In the most satisfactory manner and on
the shortest notice. Water guaranteed for
Wilcox Liiters of all d tnensions.
REFERENCES.
BY permission, re to Mr.. Longstreet,
Mr.. Ledyard, Mr.. Heaton and DR.. Whis Ter.
THOMAS HAMILTON,
anstf At Swigart 4 Huber's. Main st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-15
Dr. Joseph Kurtz,
RH~SIGI a N.

OFFICE-in Lanfranco's Building, Main st
above the Drug Store OF G. f. Heinzeman &
Co. VIII give particular attention to EYE
and EAR DISEASES. Office hours: From 8
to II A. NJ, from to P. NJ, and from 10 p.
M Residence: Ruenavista street. augle
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-15
GUM TREES.

r WILL DELIVER ANY QUANTITY OF
i Gum Trees anywhere In this or San ber-
nardino county, ranging in height from to
l2 inches, within six months from date OF con-
tract, at from six to tw. I've cents per tree.
Address, RALPH ROGERS,
= Orange, Los Angeles Co.
Los Angeles, April 2. 1876. apsly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-15

Notarial commissions were Saturday
issued by the Governor as follows: S.
O. Pierce (vice self, toreside at Shingle
springs, Ell Dorado county; Peter
Singer (vice self, to reside at Lincoln,
Placer county; r. w. Ready, to reside
at Los Angeles; Julius Lee, to reside
at Watsonville, Santa Cruz county;
John P. Henning, to reside at Lompoc,
Santa Barbara county; Robert Strong,
to reside at Westminster, Los Angeles
county; F. B. Skidmore, tn reside at
San Buenaventura, Ventura county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
THE SECRETARY OF THE FIRE COMMISSION
CALLED on TO EXPLAIN.

The Fire Commissioners held "A special meet
ing yesterday ald called upon their Secretary, VII
liam Il. White la explain his connection with question
able actiOn 10 will no remembered that a the hear
ing before thc Aidogminic Law Committee Satu day.
testimony given that White had purchased
SI5OOO the SoOttUdn claim against tina city for go O00
for right to and manufacture the patent lying lad
ders. The Commissioners yesterday adopted follow
in resolutions:
Wherein. IL appears In the public that William r.
White Secretary OF this Board dd purchase certain pacnt
n 4 without
o Commission; t1.refore 10 IL
Re.oipt. IbB, Miiaa, White this Commits
aud 10 IL hsroby lireoted q
board In writing at next regular meeting. of all pareu
o s,ss diam paLoak
, 1875-02-22

The report h Satrx1aya tssuc that Franco ts oxpprt
Ing no wheat to England ought to have been accomra-
nsd ny tho ftstment has sue II schhg conS'dorahie
quantities Of aour to that county, FEacs wants tho
pal for hume usc henco exports her surplus Ra dust
,nsc.t of II, lin bcrrv.
TIo ,c,nc rro,nSe ~, ,,-o r,,h,- ,,,,,,,,o-
Saturday. with less chauGo than usual In tho
ago Ut trces ~ compared with those Of tho preceding
1,v nrox,s;one rcro vtendy ,nd oroIn fuctu,,oI
"'. ".so -'sAy. -ua s.a'a ',,
oa'y thfouRh s'aa range. 1Ae sece'pts "sfe sna''
cr R round than Tor tho two OF hrco days preceding
Fair activity prevailed In tlry-gopdx circles, Tbs
nlu,,ntcr wca+hcr m thc nn.t iva dava ,a, ,rocht
~. ..s.., -. 49,. - ...,,,s.s 49,, o..
oot ~ lne3eAeo uoil'hno ifo'A 'pta ieAc's Ano <e
ncaF-Ly trade, whiin the inquiry tFon mnro rcnot"
points ahows no dtmlnuuu, Prices temnn ssrong
trh. t,roccrx marie, Wa rJtbpt nn,,1r,, fc,tu,cs
M i,..s,,,s - st.,. ao.aa l., ass,,.. t''..ss
iao distribution o. s'apo Gooas ~ 8faaaa'y !Meieaa
ing, but tho movement III xuo articles shows little or
no improvement. sugars nro stealler. CotIeea re-
,n,tn in,settfr1 anil easv TAss rdrc so,n, and
$50 -. -,, H. ,,I
, 1875-02-22
MONEY AND COMMERCE


During The weak that has inst pasted. the principal
foaure OF tbs financial slt.stion Las bcen lallreas
duo 10 tho unsrAfonable weather that preceded It, IN
tsrrupnR busluass in tho city hnd country, making
collections alox, Roh rostponns the opening of tho
spring ttads which, in = Inors rropltlous toasou
would have bccn already inaugnratcd.
There fair demand for loans from tho ua.i of
Trs1r MON, who hsse R.nIn provisions 10 carry,
snd tue tmcttfa, who not borrowing lAs1ay, low
eycr. There In light mercantile demand.
1aes Of discount At ths banks 10 per cent 10 reg
ulas customers, and, 10 good ousaao borrowers, or
per cont 1ess.
ou the street ttern "a plenty Of funds for alt bor
rowora ~ho goul, but tle 1canltion Of good bar
rover IL slsicter than II pas. Rates 7l5ls por
cent.
The orlors from tho country for currency were
somewhat larger on acrount u tho coming holiday.
New York exchange Arn At tlln 1tiota ton
tho dsy boiore, 1s50c discount between banks for
$1,000.
Tho banks aud 1,oara Of Trale will be closed To-.
day In observance o. Washlngtanr birthday.
Tbs c]carngs ltusiAy we're $a, 900, 7a7,G5 for The
week they <t7, $780, sos.uJ. Tbs hgures for tho
corresponding week Of last SeAr ware sf1s5 o2ltO.
aud 81 q3A,o4265.
uuvENSMEaT bonds.
, 1875-02-22

Gencrnl Results Of MIR. George Smiths
Second Exppdlttun.

"o"o1skA Asos .. v. .,,,..'sl uan. ssoo
49,. ~. ..I. 49," 49,
v", "1 1a.s"" ..s'v" T., .1"y .',',n,', +,, .,
we have much pleasure III paphsning sns sop-
joined very Interesting paper from Ar. George
Hmitl. upon tho general results OF his explorn-
ttouy IL, Assyr,a.
Nv treucGes and operations weSo similar iu
character to those last year. ud llsod not Waate
tho time of your readers upon thcu,. d[sooy-
erod many new 1ocorda telling OF Kiuga bofoto
unkuowu, who reigncd aud performed royal acts
iu lays long uassp1 by; but those, egatu, a1o OF
tho same kind a. those have already described
IN your columns. NV p,rpoee is rnther iii thla
lottor, to giye some other PARTICULARS OF
not not Assy1iologists. First "a to tho 10 Flood
several now ifagmas belonging g t9 t4s sar!ss
OF teats' An4 nAse !ouAa tnhs the napyion1"
ans called the hero OF the delugo Adrahaas,
Or tiasiH-adra' Which ls tno of's1h OF tho
ufe+'k 1o!M Oh hls Aaue. Nlstnfus. 1ho sof1es
OF ieEehos IN when tno noou Is monaonod afo
th te doiars Of s W.I1lous Mon.
afo1 Tnom hase p!oSNiona1'{ canea .lzaa-
bar" From tue time Tleu ! hrst dlscov,
cred taese tfadltioha 4ase aWkys neaoyoa
e b IL md eoaa S ns n sbs
op1nlsel. Any " youF ioaaoss 1l. w. . EaYa ~
lowed INF former letters Ia t4o Da'1y 1rligrapMs
wy remember tnst stAted tho tofm " "!zaupal y.
TO- be- iy ,s conloSiafai t9rlteaoh for o. t'a tne
present 20 Aaopt ~ coaseNloEoe, un1A tup sFuo
roalinE Of tho name was discovered neiloSo
tho roal sound Of si'ls nano VIII turn out TO DO
Nlnrol, bli in tho ,acanwhile resa!n tue form
Of lzduoar." bacausp ILLS idcnusy with NlmEod
IL not yet proved,
And now will onde4vor to daacsibe my i'm.
preston OF tl.a mighty hunter from tlleao nu-
marcus loa nutla It Must ho first remarked that
lttlo Of tho miraculous will bo encountered in
ali carly history, therefore tho fact Of or two
e1tsaorlltnay oyonts occurring IN the story noed
, 1875-02-22
LATEST.
In The afternoon pr0TNloul weso unchanged and
GENERAL MARKETS,
1nIIf1T HEa q nkJt,t-s = 81 Al


DA0OM-CONN-Was In continued good demand.
snd ru u the Aane 1el quotations GOOD
11al3o; pruyl, that will work !ta4lf Into elQice
hurl broom. loS3llc; common to faie 10, oS9loc;
inferior brush, sjH@9c; crooked. Sk@7xc.
BuTTEI-uut slight chsngs WIZ uoted In tho but.
Ter 1narknt. Trade waa fair on locsl account, aud
considerable aa'es Ia shippers wore aso noted
At about steady pricsa. Following sro tbs quotations
Cho.co 10 fancy yellow, s9825c; medium 10 sooL
grades, 2N929o inferior to common, lSQS xlo; in
er1or 10 chuieo roll, 1SGS27c.
ClIEEsE-pEices ranged tho SAME ~ on tho earlier
dsJs Of tbs week, and wsrs steady and nrm Quota
tous ars 17@lxs for prime mild {sct0zy, and lASlsXs
for goo4s " 0N " iu favor,
CDAL-Was lcss AetIsc. Prices uero arm. ss pre-
viouAly quoteL. 1aekawsnua. 1900; caunsI. &sUos
700; Efe and Walnut ltill. s7.b0 Lick Hun, t7uu;
Dtooks. 1bo nea4tuER u, ,9u Iotklug Yal1sy. st.
indiana block, $d.h1: Ilhnota, S4.bots50o.
Observation-Disclosures t9osnl4 tola ut quoted pfIces
The demand wa Light. Pork bsFrets: %l,lo; lard
Hsftos. y ,+a1i.a: flour ba1Fals, 4st8a,o; shiaty
!A:gai do hneasd, tls.u1esA AO0; touE stxyes, tI01
4ss9; c!rcss hous hssdiug. 74s9o tight poes tl3 co
loc. Light Weights void u s7.o&s70 closing =. ii Is,
aud heaEy u 3s0GS8,to, with few aales ii ~
Hasvy weghis CLOSED It ta.00a8s.l3k. llvs brvuaht
$3.50. Sales vaIa Ttp1ssed Ut ,44o heAd aud rara
DRUGS AND uilEAloA4a-cltsie s0la ~ af1ass
, 1875-02-22
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

r...s., ;. -,
New Yonx. Fsi, % 'Mr."unM G1 '' ,ss.,, at.
49,. .n,, -. t..s .,....., nv ~ -, -. oA.
sontbs,r aour ,..,,v -,,h -, ~,
hi. p,anomr ,.,1, it,. ~. .'s :. o,x wv -"
co-n.ms.I .+ca,v ..a. an. III. y. 60 co. ~ -.
Wostorn a. 7s for 1,r,,,,rytro *>'sSS'<'~s 'Sf
an.,v.yhoo+ .is1. n.,n.. lit, ,..
export md fair homs.trada f,sn,sna. S'a' s.,.s
a0'oOn HI, n mai m ~, ~" -,,..1..
Z, oaa, M. ~, NJ y Gn,a,r,. ., cola, ,e,<
No,thwa.t. = liza, :, ~ =, ~, ~. ~ =.
M .nrn,. =, ora 10 -. 1e lot
nc.oIs snrina. =, MAJ "a ~ .",,.s. s.s ra., a
Il "a for s1',nr IN :, os1a1 en ~ ,.s.. ,rss.s
~. ou,.t ~ oo,.oc. s, ,su ~ =" ano "s "ea.esu'
t9' 41Aes ~ S&'oe. U6s!tS oua ~ #4'SA9l't4 tof
CahAds HeAt. uaF!ey-nalt quiet auI unchanged,
Corn q ahsdo nrmer With fair o1rprt and home-tr.de
.t-aa. ne. s ~ s"se s.,'s. w o4ssea ior Western
' miseo' $40 .os yeAo" western. Oats quiet; aales
q 0U bu ut G937DHo fer mixsd Westorn pa11e for
vhstu Western.
rn,vruvo.v- -por+ ,,s.... 49,, =, ,on III. -
,,..s =, o. ~ -. uA'y '1!s' WV nsas nav
mes4 aof extra prime inspected $ts.0o for
psino iness. leet unchanged u 3lo for platu mess
$l Onsl2oo for e1r. d. 1,sf h.n,, oulo Il A,0 M
II % for nrmo T.n,n ,.,.s ,no,,. =, ~ 80
y, w ~ ~ p."'''' A4.o ueet uheuAuHcaA ~ saws
.oo iof primo 1neaa *51n0a94oo Tor lndla do. Lard
heavy saled Ito herres ut 1910 for prime etearu
lacon In moderate demand anil nrn city long eloar
1o,fc. w.stern ,hort r1.nr nv. ,,... ~, ,n~.
Cumoes14nut 70 futufc no blatHe&s. Dsesaad hoRa
quiet for al wslRhta, both city aud Weaeru prices
eaeter civ A,.faOo W~te+n A. taa,sc
ru ~ ,,t... s,,.,H s
,,." ~ ."saee ~ n ,A!ues "eaAet'
sales ~ hhds city 1t SAC; - ooo L. Western n 63s9