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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-16
THE COURTN.

IoLICh CoURT-JlSd0e MtUs pro te5n
Brown, assault on Reoecca Brown: fiaed son
or three months I'm jail. j. A Plumley, 90.
EpIucung Iootway; collateral forfeited. Jas,
PP oos, throwing stones; do. :Richsrd
ShaIles johnson, disorderly about the court;
50. Charles Kahlert, VIM. Kahlert aud Os,
car kahlert were charged with disfiguring
John o. Evans.l Charles aud Oscar were
dismissed. and VIM. Kahlert fined SIS or 60
days in Jail.
TODAY.
Jacob Hunter and John Lippert assault
on Patrick Mcdonald; 81 each and costs.
In the case OF the United States agt. LemueI
with intent to kill James 8. Maffit by shoot
~ him In the hand on the night of the 18th
inst an examination was waived and bonds
nxed at $500. John Murphy, assault and
months In jail. Elizabeth Culley, larceny of
a gold shirt stud from John ID. Faunce; $40.
JOnn vincent, colOred, larceny OF q dollar
aote nom celia Bush; 81 and costs or fifteen
days. Eva Trees, assault and battery on
Mary Rooy, white girl employed by her as
q servant, by Shaping ner on the Jaws: AZ.
hichard Burnett, colored, larceny of peck.
g nhiDa ana HAD, about g. In money from Jose
game In Center market while Mrs. hicks
was engaged in making purchase. Officer
Columbus afterwards caug ht him In black
s snnIt , snOp add recovered the money: The
i
jail. VIM. Smith, assault on VIM. McCor-
nlcR. Th1s was scrimmage between two
nu.ei porters over two Centennial pilgrims
seeklpg hotel accommodations; 81 and
costs.
CORPORATION CASES.
Ambrose Carter; forfeited. John Vincent,
profanity; 50. VIM. Queen, same: IS. Pat
rfck Qninlan was sent down as q vagrant
Ihos. Stewart, street swearing; s5. John b.
Faunce. forfeited collateral. Henry Smith,
loud and boisterous; IS: Lewis Bruce, for
feited. Jas. Albert, forfeited. Richard Bur
nett, carry ing pistol; $50 or two months in
Wor khOuse. Nathaniel jackson, forfeited.
VIM. MarOoney, forfeited. Mary Miller,
profanity; IS. Louisa Mergant and Anna
Ages, profanity; IS each.
In the case OF John Garner, charged with
larceny, which was heard In this court on
Thursday, correspondent writes to state
mat Garner was not arrested in scrib," as
The report stated, but by the proprietor of q
store where ne was offering the stolen prop.
erty for sale, and detained until Oficer JEFF
frles arrived and took him to the lock-up.l
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Piowman: g. II. Berger, two.story brick
streets northwest; sl,IO0. Mrs. r Dunn, Q
two story frame dwelling, east side 5th, be-
tween l. and n streets northeast; $3.50.
Dougherty & Laws, q brick stable, east side
10th, between II and ] streets northwest;
$i25. George Woiford, O two-story brick
dwelling, north side Madison, between 10th
and nth streets; 81 500. w. T. Walker, q
DIiek stable, south side ID, between 18th and
Btn streets southwest; s7O0
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CIT Y ITEMS.
o. o. r Centennial Celebration.

Fifth Avenue Silk Hats, SIS aud s6.
Latest styles Stiff Derby's, 50 so to 50 80.
Very Fine Soft Felts, 80, $3.50 and 80.
Also, White Shirts, Ties, Collars, Gloves
&c.
Trunks, Umbrellas, Valises aud Bags.
AT Lewis, 920 It'll street, bet. and z.
N. BeLarge stock Of Boys Hats cheap. 2
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THE CoURrs--During the recess OF the
Courts the rooms for the Criminal and Cir
ovation and renting, greatly improving the
appearance. In the Circuit room 1.-THE old
council mber) that part of the door with
in the bar has received q handsome carpet,
the paper on the walls has been renewed, and
the woodwork and furniture painted and
vanished. In the other room the greatest
Improvement Is new ventilatOr in the
ceiling directly over the place where couu-
sci are wont TO stand when tusseiling with
knotty points of law, which will carry of the
superious gas The walls have been colored
and the woodwork and furniture painted up.
Following the old custom straw mating has
been placed on the floor.
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,hnAI.Beet, porter house, 3OA2s per ID: sirlofp
- round, Is roasting pieces, OAzs: oorned, loals
sorned. SALLY; Mutton, I5a5oc; Lamb, Ea5o; Yea.
H. s Dried Beef, 2a2s; Hams, whole, u; cut, IS:
whole Is cut; Tor CUES 60s60 each Lard ISc per H.
h1ncs HCkosk, $40 per bunch Perch, sssso per
syots, aa@ per bunch; salmon, 1Californis, J
Sose Per ID Lobster, l2,sss Blue fish large so
each; Salt Water IL, lers, 40 Per bunch; Do 'front.'
10 per bunch: 1err.1ins, SOC se1 each.
eveet, - per PIX Cabbage, lsa2s per nd; Carrots,
per bunch; Corn l6e2o Isr dozen; Tomatoes, 40 20
Beans, Lima, l2sls per at
,IRuIIsZApples Sa5o per PIX ;Cocoan uts Ssl0 each;
rears teettne lo per PIX do. (cookingl, l0aoOc
Peeches 6oal 90 per pk. Melons, ioA2s Csnteou PES
sas grapes, sss per Id; do. Delaware a Concord,
BvTTER.-Philadeiphia print, 80 Der h.. New
Lei. e am ao shoics roll co. fair DO. 1sAss
PoeLIRI.-Chickens, o0csol. per pair; spring,
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DR.. @. W. BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAN
0MILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price,
30 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing.
ton, GEORGETOWN and AleXandria. a.A.Ao
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LOCAL NE VS..

Amusemenfs, &c, Tonight.
National 77teGtn-Humpty Dumpty.
Fonts Opera RotIse.-Herrmann.
TheGteT O0naiQGs.-First class varieties.
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THE screams OF female and the thef, NJ
diamond ring, which last EVENING" So
stated occurred At restaurant In the vtcsn-
lily Of 7th and q streets, did not occur at a.,
restaurant SCHwING q CLARKE.
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j. H SquisR u Co.,
BANKERS,
1416 PerailsJlUuai

ITO PefHtSylCunt0 AVcfnUs
pay per cent. interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
Tied. 6.N.00
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ARREST OF A HOTEL THIKr.-Detective
HMcDevlLt and McElfresh to-day arrested
george kcomse, who is said to be notori-
ous notel thlef, on the charge Of having
within the last few days robbed several ho.
YES mere. They found on him q set of bur-
glars TOOLS, and he will be held for hearing
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CAfARRH and offensive discharges from
the head-no fee DEMANDED by DR.. Hartley
until perfect satisfaction II rendered TO the
patient once and residence No. 6 Grant
place.
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WARNING TO PARENrs.-Mr. VIM. He

WARNING TO PARENrs.-Mr VIM. Hens
ley, resident OF Jewett avenue, Jersey
City, left his residence yesterday morning To
attend TO bis work, his wife and children re-
naming at home. A boy named Harry.
aged five, and his sister Matilda, aged seven
years, were playing in a room up stairs.
when the mother heard the report of pistol,
profusely from the left arm, while the terri
ned boy still clutched the revolver. He had
found 1t in the drawer of a bureau, and
while playing with 1t 1t was discharged
Medical attendance was promptly procured
The bullet, which entered at the elbow and
passed upward TO the shoulder, has not been
eXtr8cted.-GN. Y Herald, l5fh.
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McMUhRAY, sos Market Space, having
iust received new invoice OF travelling
Dag, prepared 10 offer them at very low
nsuIes LOT the coming Centennial trips, to-
ks.nsI Win Iadlee satchels and shawl straps
me nnest trunk In Washington. Also. Mrs.
TTesizes patent bureau trunk. Cal and ses
them. >~i @uo se7
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CataIfh, Offensive DISCHARGES from the
Head, and al! Chrosic Diseases

Head, and all Chroaic Diseases
successfully sFeated
by Doctor Hartley, No. Grant Place. That
the timid and disappointed may feel the
utmost assurance and confidence Ia the good
1afth OF Dr. Hartley, he generously proposes
TO attend all persons, rich or poor, free of
charge, until the best evidence and most
convincing proofs of his success have been
realized from his treatment. Office and resi-
dence, No. Grant Place, Washington. 10
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DOT DoctoPing, Etc

Easy feet being Indispensable 10 health,
comfort and good nature, thousands Of the
intelligent public patronise DR.. Whites es-
tablishment. 1i16 Pennsylvania avenue, OPP
posite Wizards Hotel, to avoid painful
Corns, BunioDs, Nails, Vascular Ex-
crescences, &c. Fee 81 per visit.
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PRIee's jewelry store received beautiful
y Roman gold, coral, onyx, Jet, silver and
enamel Also, Rogers Persian Spoons that
wear HE silver; No. 451 Pennsylvanio ave-,
near * stIooS-I6nk.
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TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
or New York avenue and 18th street, pays s
endar month. Banking hours, Q to4. Sat
Qrdays, . TO 4 and 8 to 8. Nt3,1StIs
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-We are informed that
C. n. Towson q Co. will make . grand dis.
play of fall and winter dry goods and car.
the latest desigus. We advise al In want OF
such to give them . call, Is they guarantee
prices TO be satisfActory.
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-Atth the eleventh
meeting of the Second Capitol Building AS
ISOLATION, held on Monday evening. Sept. II,
three thousand dollars were sold at an aver
age premium OF 1876 per cent
At the 10Th meeting of the Washington
Cooperative Association, 81, 600 were sold at
IS per cent. per annum.
At the path meeting OF the Second WASH
ington Building Association, Sill 600 were
sold at an average of lis per cent.
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Weather Probabilities Io-day.

WAsHINGror. September IS, 1916.
For the middle Atlantic states, Increasing
rortewest winds, rising barometer, and cool
er, CLOUDY weather.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued
to Grafton Owens and Maria Ferguson;
Matthew Edelin, and Rachel Waipper; Lewis
~ county, Nd; VIM. Jones aud Elizabeth
Walter, both of Warren county, Va; George
Ruhl and Katie Drusheim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-16

THE new and handsome restaurant of Mr..
August Koch, on d street, near 10th. win be
opened to the public on Monday. Mr.. Koch
has spared neither pains nor expeuse In
making this O model house, and on Monday
will dispense his first dinner In compliment
to his old patrons.
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A MYSTERIOUS DUE..-A most extraordI-
nary duel occurred last Saturday near Colo
RADIO Springs, the circumstances of which
are az Isl shaded In mystery. as nothing Is known
a, J. Il. Schlesinger, one of the parties.
Sch!es1nger was private secretary of Gen
Palmer, president of the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad. He left note saying he
would light at certain time and place, and
II he fell the other party would never be
known: The party went to the place and
the heart. Every thing indicated that he fell
in duel, but no trace of the other party was
found beyond tracks i'm the sand.
DIR. GEO. B. WINsHIP died in Boston on
Tue:day. He was noted for his ardent belief
In muscular exertion. He had the arms aud
somewhat diminntive. He once lifted a
weight OF 600 pounds, and then. proceeding
10 lecture on his hobby, tainted. The moralist
will observe that after a great amount OF
training he has died at the age of AZ.
~The palace in Genoa once occupied BY
Byron has been burned,
IMiss Bella st. Clair walked 900 miles
don.
~ Railroads are conveying, free of charge,
the poorer classes between Savannah and
the suburbs.
HAt the Anglo American cricket match
contestants were victors.
~Watson Chamberlain's paper mill, at
L0undville, Massachusetts, was burned yes
terday-loss $50, 900.
IJohn Strother, charged with tn shoot
ing Of Wester, Clerk OF the Court In Red
River parish, Ka., has been convicted OF
murder.
~Nothing will surprise q married man
SO much as TO 60 home and see his wife limp
ing around the house with her little toe
bandaged, saying that she doesn't see why
he should keep such an internal edge on hts
razor.
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Equity Court, Judge Oiin. yesterday, 10 the
case OF Matchett agt Daniels, action to re-
cover proportion of Venezuelan bonds for
services, the pro confesso taken by COM
plainant few days since was vacated on
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RIFLE PRACrICE.-Some OF the members
OF the Columbia Long Range Ride corps
practiced at Benning's yesterday. Tne fol-
lowing is the score at 500 yards range, out OF
possible rs:
Captain Byer.....5 45364544455554-67
Col. Burnside. .....5434234455 54-62
James f. Bell. ...4543444305523 54-55
j. r. Laurttzen. A 355i3 1881 502-d
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AN ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATI0N.-On
the 18th OF September, 1867, meeting OF six
or seven persons was held for the purpose o.
forming elus Gue nrst object OF which was
10 induce one Of their number TO refrain from
drinking. They, however, concluded, after
a number Of their friends had Joined them,
Pioneer Council, No. 1, Sons OF Jonadab,
was the result. Since then the order has
grown and now numbers about ! 800 menu
council tonight celebrate the event in an
appropriate manner, and IL Is probable that
many Of the "Original Johnnies" will be pre-
sent. OF the i've who were at the drst meet
ing out two remain true to their obliga-
lions.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
rhx ssE 4; II ss IA NAM slssi;G
MILF .i:'''f x Z;
AA. Islg6s sEissr Ex y Il HsoE''
=: e4s.sea T .aes ss s'.
.s sExaP IA, F!AiIaI SAIisEi SATURDAY,
IS sisas ne % s.,.
ssSs. is-xIKSHs oonsiSSrroH. ,.,v-s
TIE a4.AT INTIssATIosAL Lo1a-
RANG1 RIYLE MATCH,
Oh TN g..sIEGv TsAoK RANGE.
BErvEgN TIE sOoroH. iRIsa, AUSTRIA.
LIAM oAf I4pEI - Asp s1hsiioAs
Consisting Of light Rin.msn aud Too Reserve
Men in each Team,
WiIbke place
Ss,E s Ssgfs SsEIhr AND
special trains from Baltimore Alexandrta ana
Ws.hi ston city to the Range win be provided
p. T. B A r NJ M
Is COMING IN PERSON,
WITH HIS NEW AND GREATEST
SHOW ON EARTH,
TO EXHIBIT IN WILMINGTON
CORNER srH AND STREETS,
FOR POSITIVELY Two DAYS ONLY.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 2aD AND asp.
THREE MONSTER SPECIAL TRAINS
OF SOLID STEEL CARS REQUIRED
TO MOVE 1T.
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REV. JACOB NOoRsESGER, the new min
lister OF the Hebrew congregation of Adas
Israel, entered upon his duties this mOraing
at the Synagogue, corner OF 6th aud q
streets, and after the Introductory services
he preached from the words in deuteronomy,
"1ou stand before the Lord" &c. His
theme was the duties Of the minister to the
people and the congregation 10 the preacher
and II was replete with coed, practical adj,
quite large cong regatiou present, IncIuI-
Ing N any not of the Hebrew faith, and all
were highly pleased with the sermon The
hebrew holiday of Rosh HOshano New
1ear's) will commence on Monday eve lfny
next, and In this congregation the festly.
win continue on the two following days.
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PftcFFuE hSsi Ekssk6ac :sHT1EsE
CLASSIC.
TAR RI


THREE GRADES.
Opcnfpg Days nee TO all Hour: 81 TO ~ .. N,
Beginners: TburDdsy. 6eptoOber 18th, 1879.
1ntA medisiss: Friday. September 18Th, ld6.
AdvaneeS: SATURDAY. Sep ember loth, 1879.
Al the Professor ueW Residence, southeast cor
ner Of lSh and directs northwest, No. 1884
ssreet northwest. For prfvs'e Lessons end Gram.
DAT cDo LitersfuYe Oses, re circulars % an prin-
opel Book and nnsie Stores augB,im
MISSES PnRLIYy eELlOr SCHOOL vim Be
w reopened on 4OuDAY, oeptember EN-, n
their restdence. sos eth street. opDostts City Hal
Perk NaDber Of pupils limited. sugu-ia
EI0RoETOWN OOLLE0iATn LDsflrufD,
this insi,usion Viii Be- rss1Sss wISNEsDAT.
s:Ss.%bsr =. For Sseu,sS sPI.y e PEtgsi lcs
ROyg nAfH. AHD CLASSICAL AoADEMY,
n DunleflaedS Ohurcb, az street Lorth 0est bet.
q u. and Ipdtana av.. opens tts seventh ear NOE
DAY. oopl eth. Circular st the Principally rcd
asnss, l31e 81 strsst sogthwe0- susu On
MI1o O0BORHHB BOARDIN0 AID DAY
Nl oOH0Ot for YOUNG tsADI1e, Nth Kinler-
gastsn fog Oh n6Ieu, viii rsoDse o 9l2 q oeD-
6abWS 8: nN: Tile eaUn e nsttve trenoh isdyl
SiahsS N eii.h b, nusc. Latin. orssk, 0Srmss. n.
o1AFs q % pstroos. or q tss school. easS-6
WABHIN0T0n eUeln Ees 0OLLe0a,
CoSSa.s. re adssnsssss q Pssctioei Eseiish
0ooDes0ly egut1ped eudno0 College.
kooD I'd onuGhteu have unmo Odvanfnsu
OYeo Scf RECEPTION Of stu6outo TOR - q Gvops>s
sns. HOLIDAY, Aag1A %.
ssS7-6 \. Q. 0y1aQ1D, SssnAnG
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CONT ST FOR POSSESSION OF A GELD
L ariusHarTis obtained yesteri lay an order for
writ OF babess corpus returnable on Mon
day next TO recover posses sion OF Kitty Ellen
Harris, child FIVE J ears old, who he charges
Is uIIawfully detained by Lucy Webster.
A few days since Lucy Webster mad Harris
brought before the Police Court and held To
bail on the charge Of abducting the same
child. The hearing In the Police Court
climate, and that its mother on her dying
bed had left 10 with Lucy Webster to raise:
that Lucy had faithfully carried out the
wishes OF the chfld's mother, and now that IL
has got 70 BE OF some service Harris claims
its CUSTODY, although NE 80 never coRWl9r
uted a cent for Its maintainauce.
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TIE ROssLYN sEMINARY, MISS B Ross
Il Principal. will re open on MONDAY. Septem.
Der 18th. at No: sSs i street, near 10th street
cipei ct the school room, after September 9th, pre-
yious to that date By letter, addressed above
Circulars at the school rooms and book stores.
aug761m
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MET1 APPAREL

ST VI E8 ALL INl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
Attitude Of the House on the Texa,
Border Troubles
ILLNESS OF PRESIDENT GRANT
The Question Of Jurisdiction in the Dclknap
Impeachment Case.
PROGRESS OF HQUISlYORIAL PROCEEDINGS
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT,

WASHINGTON, April go 1874
THE LATE PRIME MINISTER OF sAMoA-THE
AMERICAN EAGLE oUIEscEHT OVER HIS FATE,
WHETHER EATEN OR DISMISSED.
Tho view to prevail herc that Steinberger had
the right TO drop his American citizenship; that he
did in becoming Premier Of Samoa and that. having
voluntarily become subject OF tho Samoan King or
head Chief that parsonage at liberty to use
him according the practice Of Samoaother to cat
him, exile him, or to remove him from the Office OF
Prime Minister and turn him into full private In the
Samoan army 1t is also suggested hero that, unless
We mean TO assume some sort OF protectorato
Samoa, or to claim II own, the King there has
right to ask any service no plcascs from British
any other man-ofwar and TO twddle hts royal fingers
at us II we ask him any questions about IT, That, in
short, II Mr. Steinbcrgcr had lived Samoa an
American merchant or planter, and the British hon
had ventured to touch much the tip OF OF his
the American eagle would have begun at once to
flap his wings and scream never stopping to inquire
whether an American citizen is fool or not, because
that would open very delicate question; but that
with what happens TO Samoan subject, King or Prime
Minister, not at all concerned, revolution In
Samoa being ono OF those things which nobody can
understand,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
DOM PEDRO.

HIS MAJESTY IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on
THE noAD-coNsEoUENr DELAY or TIN EN-
PERoR's TRAIN.
Hot SPRINGS, New, April 30, 1915.
On the arrival OF the Emperor Dom Pedro IN
Sacramento he visited the Capitol, and was shown
through the various public buildings by Governor
Irwin. He expressed himself as greatly pleased
with the beauty Of their appearance.
ACCIDENT ON THE ROAD.
misplaced switch lcaused an emigrant train
moving westward to run into the snow shed be-
tween Cisco and Summit stations California The
engineer was injured slightly, and the locomotive
was damaged so blocking the road, that
THE EMPERoRs TRAIN
was delayed eight hours. His Majesty manifested
much anxiety to learn II any Of the passengers
injured and was much gratified when informed that
none had been. lie takes the delay very philosophi
cally and now hopes to reach Chicago on May 4.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. April 80, 1879.
Sugar In fair demand: Nos 10 10 L. Dutch standard,
6h IA reals per arrobe; Nos. Is to 20. Dutch
standard 9 reals arrobc; moissses sugars, Nos
TO- Mt ~ reals arrobe: concentrated fair
70 good quality "a reals ado sugars: common ~
fair 81 reals: fair good refining. 81 81 reals
trfngs sugars Nos IL 10 49, In boxes ~ reals; do,
in hhds IA reals stock In warehouse q Havana and
Matanxas, J65.OoO boxes and 5000 hhds.; receipts
q the week, ~ 500 eoxes and leo hhds.; exports
OF the week. 120OD boxes and 5000 hhds, including
5000 boxes and 200 hhds the United States Molssses
nominal; so degrees Polarization reals per keg Bacon
SAT Butter $tis x75 qunta for superior
American Flour $50 So so Dbl for American Hams.
kegs. SAT per quntnl; do in tins SO Potatoes - rs
si2 per DBL Taow, SIS $40 per quntaL Onions.
w 90 reals per gallon Empty hogs
Navy beans. M q reals per srrobe Corn, TX
reals ar0be. Hoops quiet; loEg shaved. $40 NJ.
Freghts heavy for the United
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AVOID THE GOVERNORS VETO.
ALBANY, April 80, 1870.
The leading republican Senators and Asscmblymen
have been in conference this evening on tho majority
report on apportonmenI II is conceded that the
Governor will not approve the rcapportionmcnt plan
as decided upon by Senator woodn ana his party COL
leagues The rufnor is current might in well In
formed circles that the republican leaders have decided
rcapporon the State by an act OF the Legisla
ture, but by
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
II will be apparent that this scheme TO do away
with the Governors approval Tho republican leaders
maintain that concurrent resolution to rcapportion
the would be legal and would be sustained by
Court OF Appeals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01

NEW YORK, April 80 1670
Tho following an abstract Of the temperature and
weather at midnight from the Signal Service bulle
tim
Albany-3l degrees, wind west 80 miles; cloudy.
Augusta, Gail degrees, wind south, miles,
cloudy.
Balt,morc-3s degrees, wind northwest. 10 mllcg
clear
Boston--41 degrees. wind north miles; cloudy.
Bufao-33 degrees, wind west, miles, clear
Cape May-39 degrees, wind northwest, 81 milesi
clear.
y Chicago-35 degrees, wind north. IL miles; clear.
Cincinnati-40 degrees, wind east 10 milcs; clear.
Galveston--76 degrees. wind south, IA miles; fair
Mount w,shinaton-13 degrees wind northwest, -
miles; foggy.
New York-s5 degrees wind northwest, 20 miles;
fair.
Norfolk45 degrees, wind north, 10 miles; fhir
Philadclphia-S6 degrees, wind northwest IS miles;
clear
Pittsburg-32 degrees, wind north, miles; clear
Quebcc-S2 degrees, wind northeast Al miles;
couuy.
Cape Hatteras-57 degrees wind northeast, 80 miles;
cloudy.
ST. Louis, Al degrees, wind northeast. miles;
cloudy.