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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-02
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elm @erseten eesen bic Der. etaater
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iraeno elmer @eiie cber III ir8eno eiMeu
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mebrere folder Yericnen lim bann Elm,
panolnnS ~ s6ulben icmuaen loNen,
UNI ben 3,red Der Werimm0rnna Az er,
reidem. 10 irlen SetbeI.8te eiRer io!&eu
VetiAwpruno elmer @eibbnbe non nidi
tueni9cr a.s e~intauieno Dollars uno MD,
mebr als ;~sbntaulenb 9olors, unb eins,
3uhtbouslt rafe non niht mchr als a,pei
Sabrtn u%mteruorfsn Isin."-1N 6reunbe
Vabeod's ~bebaupten nun. Is iei ni6t ee+
nii9cno beruieStn. oab CT BON lem @bis.
feprins @s!o e%mpfanasn babe. mnb ba6
bic W. ihtporencn oeshaib perphi@tet az.
lpcien ieien. i'm freiMiprsMeu. - @an
mag lber bas 3eu9nib GpereI'4sbenien,
luie man Mil. CUR llebs,iitrunsy.s Nm
9etldsten NOR oaiielbe i'm @runoe ae
nrmincn aan3 mnucientlih. allie @e.
tbeiliste elmer io'Men Yerihworuns" =
cb lie nun 0eIb erbie!ten oner Mot -
iollen Der pom @sicse pcrsei@risBeuen
Strafe Mnterworfeu ieia. unb icmit lon.
selte cs i'd beim Nro;eiIe 8abca6's elm.
taM UNI bic jra9e. ID er elmer BON ben
gcftesIsster mar. Yor.bN SHenhi@tn
Neinuns lit oas ousin fHon our& Die
GorreiponoenS, Die er aMf telegraph.
imem @cse nit ieinen @snoHeN fubrte,
irnnentlor erpIeien. BUR apo!f s.icu+
perdne Burger Der Der. Staten" bad
ten aroen 5unb iprahsn 0abccd 0
aler MttDtieni@aft IN ben W9istepte-
triisereien frei. llsbrisens ut ber Yri,
patieere,dr oes Yralioentea NIT Dem
@abriprn9t bieisr 3po.f Sicoerm6nn.r
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@aihtnston tast elu osmoirdt,i@ss Ns.
observation-disclosures. has nibf geiennea Al
isin i@sint, oos @sr6,et Der Ct. 2cxiter
0d0werenta 10 oene @eitcres ais
eSaaeeiium 3u ettrathtea. 9iees Re-
praieaiaHtsnhaus pirn nMa etter 1uae
GinliMt in Die auf bsH @~hi1testilsA g.
;iiall@sH 9peMm.nts per!ousea. ipe.de
10 in heW @ureaas beg s@atnm!stecre.
tdrs. ess Qrie9sicerctdrs unb oes 0sne~
ralonual:s sr,knecu. ee,ner wiu oas
3.prdientantsnbaus ben ia esm 3eu9.
HlNs beg V~rdliosWteW eema&tem AWeeu .
tuaSeW etpaS a6uer auf hen 0rANb
getea. esrr Grant bsbaapttte Wdmii@.
er lei non sit'ea S%euatoreM. Rsprdisn.
tantea rub aneersa 6erserrc esNoer per-
i0sli@titsa be.:immt' woresn. Die Drbre
ia &,ns aaf Die 3tie9uNs Der Sapsr-
Sieres surUdsanetmcn. itoe9 t6nae er
i'd eer Nausea Der tssrsNtntea Hsrrea
ai0t asnas msbr erianera. icpiel abr
riNe e bsitimmt. BAT @snern! @abtcd
Mot unter bieier a3abl gemeien. 1os
&ep!aieWtanteWhaus m0&te " aerae
biz @staanN@nh jemss .MG@te blister
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eietesbi s.iinsew. bas 0esae:wsts tes
YrJHnrs!cn eis psn eaaiajsii&sn. "a
isia 3i&ttr 9suen mit ls,nta Sntrs,Hs.
asW Dem RevrGlenta ntsntsule Veri@rij=
ten ~ moA,a haf. ~ MIRO be unsr.
iu@ans wdtri@eiuli@ sin gang snesps)
3slultat erSshen. a!s Der 10 etsa beeaoete
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-02

usber ben 3uitanb Der @olfsbi!ouna
IN %ub'onS laste Die .Mostuuer Bel.
tuns" IN e'rem ldnsern Mrtitel Die In.
fsnntnlB beg Gel lens uno Shreibens lei
9dnj ul8emein. Die Wtrtlrsuna Der
Yiiltdr5elt tomme nur soloaten NIT
glementarbilouns gu. oaber Die arcbc
ysate Der unscoIlostsn Sc!baten bos
N%eidsbuoset bsidpere nm summen, Die
th nah MlGlcnen berehusn lal1tr.
Sbenlo lalie bic llnbilouns Der MaIe
aut Der Oeennom,e beg Qonbes. oa lie
ben 9smml 1nb fir jsoem Gorilbrit ii,
ISreM!tnr uno Snouitris abssbe. Sn
ystrsH Der Wultsbilpuns, mas 3a6l Der
G4uien uno 9ernsnoen betrdfe, babe
EaBlone nlAt nur europa vao MmsriIo
lu beasioen, lonoerm logar DE 4riitllde
Sepo..eruna. !re.he nod sescnmdrtia
nnter oem'turti4sn SOD lid beiinbs.
Sdon I'M Sabre 1861 itsatt lid bel bic
ter SsuSiterung elne s9ule aMi l774
g'nipobnsr btrans, elm s4iler aui "
Glnipobner. Sn &uBlanb ,eiete lid ned
I'M 3abr' 1874 MIR eine Sbuse aui 3349
uno eln Shi!er nuF SO Gmwphne..
Coon babe DE R:seruns ,u peri4soe.
men WaBna9men, nm blei lem libel Al,
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torl4sn S@usunterriht erfldrt. Snoej=
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yrlnetp anertanat rire. 10 lei proetiihs
a.staernns nod, ipsit pom 3iele emit
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-02
Hiutaansp srsi<r 9talttuss.

oXws Ct. Gouis uisb scst 70. 0sbruar
bsriatet Ser Sof oss tss1 sss 9csafs'
eefansniiss mar bsste Der S4aapaat
tiasr sreliadsu Dia:i@ismp. Sc lxers=
6esae1 uare~ erei S,aIieWes. Die ver IN
sefdbr erei Sahrca aus ,jtser Vatsreaet.
3s9aios&eale in eijiGra. ne@ Mmerifo
setnmMsn warren. uMeiaen snl@ulba9en
NQeal@eu bic a4uie tinet miaer Sor'
fabrea tiitssa ~ loIsa. 7n &amea Der
M0rbsr varea: Xn.ssic Gutteiino. Is
Sob~e alt, GcmiWies T.aniNa. etsa 10
Sabre iiinser. uas Yof;aso 2onbarbc.
sitss 6aHae Esrcaa. or SaaaNe srn
ben 7re,ea uao uHeefats 81 Sabre eat
Sbr Opfer wAr eiH bcsHrenoer Off,
hdneler Nanens 6ranoiles Vatetmo.
'nsla.r Dor espa leAsebw Moaatea scs
9tew CrieaMs na@ st. lnni1 fuu, ewss
oen ibM na&fplreaoea M0rbssa IN ent.
seben. ues esnlelten =. 5. onte eew
9tpabmol eincr Der bslebte&sn easpt'
itroten Der stast. uHset sibren Gdneen
iein lsbea -aasbau1te. Muber kalta.
limo. 0aninAsu NAB Corona watsw ned
Spti ihssr 9aaesieus On ben Mores b,
theilist: MnAele 4uiie xHe SsHtp
MaSlip. bte aber baburA. eAb lie ats
staa!sssussn aegen ibse @enoHen aaf=
traten, 2eben unb 6reibeit ,eiteten. g
Sine sah!reitc @ollsmMnge hattie lid
in Der Ndhe oes &i@tp!ntcs eins,funoen,
ond) muroe aMber Den Ytamtem, Den
See!inrscrn DC, Scrurtbelten. ben Be
rihtsritattern unn elmer %ltorfcn @aGe
Miemano suaeIaiien. Srcsoem ,parsn
9unosrte BON Msnihen 3eueen oieles
S6auipie,s. oa Die Volisei &ismnnosn,
usr,psbrsn tcnnte, }id baIie!be ucn ben
9adsrn Der u,nllsssnosn pinjsr aug
nniuIeben.
Mit Dem snIase Gins purb II bic
8ermrtteiiten ans ibren 3eaen ouf bic
&ih,itdtte seIihrt. go iallbliitie Nst
b,eielben ihr blutiges Ne.bred)en periitt
hattsn. sinssn lie au@ in ben 3rh.
Soften Shrittes betraten lie bas @cruft
mnb bieltsn bier Giner I'M ben Nnosrrn
tur,e Mniprahtn iii bic llmitehenoen. in
,p.lher liz ihrs unl6ulo betbeuerten Mno
Die 3uuerIiat %ausiprahtn. pom @al9en
in ben 0immel 81 fasren.
lin 20 Minuten rah Gina CAB Der
Sheriff oas perbdnanlbuoile 3ei4en uno
i'm ndditen Mu9enhIife bin9sn bic 9rsi
lsb!os ON @al9en.
- Notwithstanding. @ieher=
hnlte g!eihloursnoe Mtttheiiursen aus
@oibiuatcn iaiIs n teinen 3welfs! barber
teitehen, Sab Yrdiioent Grant cemnadf
cine Gab;netsperdnheruns p%cljunebmeu
aebentt. Gs 1T por Masm 6inanaiefretdr
8riito,r, Der iiber Die 4Iinse iprinsen
leg. msil be- Vraiioentsn,v resN rteesae
@s,is.s in melder oerieibe aesen Yabeod
uplanains, bndit un5ufrieben lei. Mls
ieine Nohic!ger merben peri&ieoene Ser
fonlihteiten, gang b%eIonocrs ober be,
@en. StaatsamwaIt Yierreponi namhnfl
eemadt. Nuh Stadtsietretdr Glib iol
abtrrteu. unb Die stele bes iebisen ST..
ianotsn in Gnslanb. Mr. shsnt. elm.
nebmen. Wit siemlldsr 8eitimmibeii
miro iooann perii9ert. bab Gr-seaatc,
&amicp ucn Minnsicta. an Der SteQt
Snueis. gum Gel :ralpoimeiiier, oeTs'
I Kirt lei.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-29

The first prose work OF Joaquin Miller. Mr..
Frank Leslie has the pleasure Of announcing that he
has secured joaquin Mlers nrst novel; entitled The
PINK Countess the nrs lnstallment OF which appears
In frank Lesnss I0puIlr Monthly for February. The
worldwide reputation won by Joaquin Miller In the
ned Of poetry Is fully sustained IN THE his first effort 10
novelist. aud "The PnS Countess Will gain for him
new laurels Prank Leshss Trpuiar AonthR' price ~
cents for l2s pages and "a illustrations now ready
nc all book and news depos, or OF Frank Leslie
No. 537 Pearl street This magazine, which has 80
suddenly won the popular favor IL nearly double the
size Of the largest magazine published and brim
fu VI choice literature and beautiful Illustrations.
marvel VI elegance and neatness -Adr.
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an arpe'ae hoatd Tho power OF ntine and regulating
taar, po scs-od In part by the Comm soncrs, Is SIM
plo,s and dis hlrScs all employees quaraninc Tie
nw,dy board referred TO has not Tor a. ~, three
Omcer has had complete control the portaut
auditing Ms co9actcd oy q trc I IL 6 oGier HG isG as
M oa f t t ny we omgtroSr a. 70 tn1 c9s
u aim Oiccr could very easily take charge " and act
any cxpe To- hc q Il tie Bceo 2r we Of nn
m thr Office OF Ouar1ntnc commissioners should be
Sioneri b. dsyoyc Upon he Iicah oHccr hat Hoard
Presidents OF tng ChSnbcr Of C9mm.rcc, OF lhc .siip
civ OF New YORK. be- constituted to serve without
,ompc9sauon, Tor the purgosc Ct decii,a appc'l.
ne lie llth odlcer pay the s,iarics OF all en-.
By Sm hs all S for p he contracted oy na
only with the assent Of the tomptr ler, and paid by
that heresiter no spproprisi n b. me- Tor the m1in.
I'M tS Ti o Sy IKE Sos IN
tine for the transportation Of pisscngcrs and malls and
be accounted for aud paid by the Health Ofcer to the
"a the course OF the investigation Of Quarantine
ahdrs became our duty % notice an annu. cNpcndi
state anu the State OF New Jersey. The work OF Iocat
necessity for this comms.ion therefore and Tor thus
expenditure no longer exists we respectfully call the
tlat no appropriation be ma for thus purpose. Az
proprlaie 6ills cm1odying some Of the recommends,
are with this report respectfully submitted.
Mr.. Gedney submitted a minority report dis
abolition Of the Quarantine Commission and re-
ducng the Commission OF Emigration to three,
together with the Presidents Of the German and
Irish Emigrant Societies.
THE HILLS.
Tho bills submitted by the committee are four
In number, one limiting the time within which
the Health Oniccr NAV dctatn vessels at quar-
antine to Ave days IN ordinary cases, ana ten
upon extraordinary occasions. IL aDulishes the
Quarantine Commissioners and gives the power
of appeal now vested 10 them TO the President
OF the ship Owners Association, President OF
the CHAMBER of Commerce. ana the President OF
the Board OF Health, to serve without compen-
Aition. IL also gives the Health Onicer fun
Lower over the employment OF all persons In
his Department, ana all expenses of quarantine
wtth the exception OF repairs, are to DC paid out
Of tLs fees received by him.
Another hill makes II the duty OF the Cover
nor, with ne consent OF the Senate, to appoint
three Commissioners OF Emigrdtiou-One for
two years one for four years, and one for
SIX vears the Presidents OF the German aud
lfishEmigra societies are made ex-otfciO menu
beers Of this commission, and are given the full
powers Of the other Commissioners, which has
heretofore been denied them: the latter TO be
ctizens of the United States, and take the oath
Of office.
The third bill Increases the head money to
500. anu sets aside atty cents OF this sink
Ing fund In pay on the present Indebtedness.
The fourth bill provides that the EN- grant
fund shall not be appropriated TO paying the ex-
pense of immigrants who, by reason OF some
crime. have been committed to penal institu-
uOns throughout the State.
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THE PROSTATE STATE.
Alarming Destitution In the Lower Districts
Of South Carolina.

BEAUFORT CO., :. c., Jan. -. - Never
within the memory Of man has there been such
suffering for food as Is now experienced In some
Of the lower districts Of South Carolina, en-
bracing Barnwel, Beaufort, and parts OF Col
Teton and Charleston counties. The writer has
mingled extensively with the people, and the
knowledge gained Of their condition IL simply
appalling. Starvation is staring hundreds Of
them 10 tho face, and much larger number will
scarcely be able To drag through the months
before the ground can yield food, even with the
most rigid practice Of economy Strangely
enough. the whites, who own most Of tho prop
erty, are the greatest sufferers. Their means
were used last year TO advance supplies to hands
on the farms the drought not only cut OF the
white mans crop, but left this negroes without
money to pay the proprietor. rhe factors,
snarting under heavy losses refuse further
advances, and. besides. press for instant pay
ment under penalty OF Wholesale disposal OF
property by the shefirs.
e. The negroes have turned TO killing what
lew hogs. cows and sheep belong to whites
and blacks, and To pilaging houses. Num-
bers OF these Tcople are such actual sur
not merely their only resort, but a legitimate
means Of livelihood. Work Is not to be had,
save in exceptional cases, for those VINO once
gave employment are witout tue means Of pay
ing wages any longer.
with these conditions pressing upon the peo-
pie IN January. they look forward TO February,
March, and even April and May. with gloomy
forebodlngs. What will become Of the mass Of
much need Of Government supplies IA the
Indians. or other starving people but were
these rations issued they would. as usual. be
given To the worthless. who would only return
thanks by continued thetts and idleness. Can
not there be devised plan whereby relief II. ight
come and labor be returned In some wayI
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THE CARRrING or PISTOLS.
A Petitioner for IA Law Whom the Lcgisla.
lure will Probably Heed.

William lutte was convicted of felonious
ass ult. on appeal his exceptions were declared
to be Of no avail. Judge Brady, in delivering the
opinion, thus touched upon the prevalent habit
OF carrying pistols:
The plaintiff In error IL the victim Of practice
which the Legislature should control Ivy proper umti
tons. The possession OF pistol leaps to Its upon
very slight nrOYOcttOn, and IA the OF real
danger which demands It, employment for prOfec.
ton. IL prOYoAcs dkputatlOus and beihgcrent
spirt, and places tue lives Of men perm
when from surrounding circumstance, unfl that
weapon Is drawn, there l. no suggestion Of danger
lite and liberty, hut timOrOus man cannot do The
former viii Use " when the peril u mis- liub- or life
Quires the latter IN all probability when there
necessity. Ills apprehcnsous cuhanced ny ms
weakness, anu he becomes tne vclm OF his nhrm-
iy as the person he Injuries destroy II the Ltsl.
turc shah permit pistol TO be caTr concealed upon
the person only upon license anu provide pun
ishmcnt FOR violation Of law ~ that respect, there
Will be a diminuuon Of crimes by violence,
which Will more than compensate the people
Tor the Hsht Inconvenience OF applying Tor the prlyi
lege Of carrying the weapon named IL viii undoubie.
~ Increase the puplic safety IL Will secure to of
good reputation, whose exposure may requ It the
right % carry the pistol where heycs burglars violent
drunkarus, and men ~ had reputation, 10 whom y
license would De- granted, viii subject themselves to the
penalty II ncY violate the law, double punishment
caught with whlle attempting. or after perprt rating
CRIME, by such statute pcaccable, laWauding Cit
lehs, and superior place To which he - entitled The
practice mentioned, however Is one which the courts
cannot control The remedy lies with tne Legislature.
IL Is ~ De hoped they viii soon provide
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CASSELBT "a On Thursday afternoon, Rlchlra
Cassclhury. M tnr bnth ctrof his age
The funeral ~il take llAcc from MS late residence.
No, 10 sherman Jersey city IA lights, y d..
day, at O'c ock The relatives and friends respct
fully invited to attend.
fINN,-At the residence Of her father, 2d Sussex a.
Jersey CITY sarah the eldest daughter Of Francis Fun
aged 80
The friends Of the family lnytcl To attend the IA.
neral from the above number without turtnrr notice.
LANBtRI.-On TUESDAY 2ith INST. Minn Irene,
the youngest daughter Of William ami Mary Jane Lam
bert, aged wear, 10 months, and II days
The relatives AMI friends respectfully Invited -
attend the funeral from the residence OF her parents
No "a stanton IT,, New york., uu sunday At uc1ts.
LlGHIBODI.-On Wednesday. Jan. ~, John G..
ll-htbOdy, eldest son Of James e.. ghthQly AMI tho
late Mary Ann LghI body, tu the al-f year ~ ms
Relatives and friends hrc respectfully invited to ~,
tend the funeral from the iicure Of hi- father, 800
East d2d n, on sunday, thc 3Itn inst. At T.. NJ.
QUlNN ON FRIDAY, Jan. ~ 1879, Jane Nlfe ~ John
Quinn. m the 42d wear of her asT,
The tulcra VII tihc place from her late residence,
No dG Dean ~, Hr .u,yu, uu sunday, Hth inHt AT
O'Clock =. NJ Relatives aud friends VI the family are
respectfully invited 90 attend,
Londonderry, ireland, papers p.rasc copy.
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The Death Of the lion. II. II. s.arAwea,ner.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. y. - Representative
StaTkweather, after sinking gradually all night,
died at o'clock this morning. In his apartments
at Wilard's Hotel. He was conscious to the
last, and conversed with Mrs. Starkweathe
who arrived this morning at 0 o'clock, two hours
before hts death MIR. starkweather was born IN
Preston, Conn, in April 20. lssd. lie received
common school education, and entered upon IA
successful practice Of the law. His political ca
reer began in 1850, when he was elected TO the
Connecticut Legislature. lie quickly rose 10
prominence as a manager OF the Republican
party In Connecticut and was appointed "A dele
gate to the Republican National Convention that
nominated Mr.. Lincoln in 1861 In the next year
he was appointed Postmaster az Norwich, and
held that position until 1865, when be sent In
his resignation to President Johnson. lie was
elected to the Fortieth, FOrty-nrst, Forty sec
ond, Forty-third, and the Forty-fOurth Congress
es, but by decreasing maiorities, his district last
autumn giving him maj lrity uf only five hun
drtd rs compared with majority Of 1885 at his
first election In 1857. lie was AN extreme parti-
san, and a shrewd and somewhat selfish politi-
cal manager. lie gained an unenviable notoH-
ETY. by his connection with the District ring,
and public suspicion was partly Justified by "A
published letter which he wrote 10 Ex-Governor
Shepherd, soliciting funds 20 aid in his own re-
election to Congress. His body will be taken TO
his home at Norwich, Conn, In a special ", this
morning, accompanied by ConRres slOnal Com
mittee. to be appointed to-day. His funeral Will
take place on Monday next.
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FRIDAY, Jan. 2S.-Flour was more active for
shipping 80 ana suprrnne quiet. Spring bakers
quiet. Southern In moderate demand. II IcKwheat nour
Jul, al tl9OAf2.21, Corn meal lower AZ $500 for
bundYwine. We quote Flour, y Dbl, supernne state
ana western, " ROatid9 eNtra state, &c. t50st5.3O
winter wheat, X ana Xxx, t5@fS 90; Mnnc-ofa pa
tent td25@t05Oi Southern bakers and family brands
f70lfSb0.
GRAIN Wheat dull and lower sales 1880 bush, At
pO4bhc for rejected spring, 81 OvGtl 10 Tor No. NIL
wauAee snrlns anoat, tl23 Tor No 2 Milwaukee spring
anoat, .O5etl2O Tor uuKraded spring, aud tl2i Tor
tSc for nfer9r Western mixed, 46.s46lte3 TOR 50.
Ned, 4Ns44Dc. for No. Chicago anUat iSc. Tor Sow
York inspection anoat, 4Oc. for state mixed on the
track, ana 5l@52c. for state white. Barley sales
1000 bush. al Doc for No. twOrowcd State Doc for
s5rowed dol ana g. 80 asked for 80, Caasd. Bay;
new, anoati o24@6sSlc for new mixed anoat, b3lyc.
for new yellow anoat, o2G63c. TOR new Western white
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-29

NEW, YoRK, Fridav,.lan. o. Receipts ~ beeves
were n car aoH, or .i31 heal. making 5IO4 since
MonIay ssaiint 35l f1r The same time asi wees.
nNetasr Iusuy OF irsh receipt. about medium. rang.
duccd prices. which were about Ic.p NJ lover than
on Wednesday last The hest car 10 Il m mar sct soid
al l24c n 70 dress % NJ. ~ the gross cwt com.
N ~ y rood native scers a. e'la1iioc. n to dress
oh"bf mss rough oxen NJ N4Dnf. to ore h5 y, aud
% na. ' w N'' "tS
Receipts Of sheen were ~ car loads or Q 800 head
making lbhp1 since Monday. against 1923 for tho
corresponding tine last the reccipt IN
day there were several car loads on sale from previous
receipts. The demand was moderate. anu the marked
closed weak, with downward tendency. car load OF
very comm sheep htd to he suid At faic 4 n: the
nneet io In market went at 7ssc ordinary to prime az
5ta5c. n.
Recent. Of hogs were 20 car loads or 1887 head
making l22W since Monday against 1885 the same
time tst WEE X None for sale alive, but good
corn icI cOu1 be- sold al StSitc. n. Dressed hogs
we're quiet at 9aioc n for city, and sysepi1c Tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-29
THE NEW YORK YACHr CLCR.
The Kingslard Ticket-A Lively Canvass for
Omccrs-Rumor- from the Tops.


After two meetings the Kingsland party
OF the New York Yacht Club Yesterday placed
their ticket In the neld. as follows Commodore,
q. l.. KinGsland; Vice Commodore, :. Nichol-
son Kane; Secretary, william h. Bend Treas
urcr. Sheppard Homans Measurcr A. Cary
Smith; Fleet Surgeon, l.. De Forest Woodruff;
Regatta Committee, WIN. Krebs. Henry Steers
and G.. :. Winston, VI. d.. House Committee,
Fletcher Westray, y. d. White. George l.. Jor-
dan, W. Holly Hudson, G. A. GRIMES, IL. n. Al
den, and q. Proudnt; Committee on Admis-
sions, :. y. Krne, \. :. Hatch, Philip Schuyler,
ana IL. y. Morris
A. the Garner party have made no nomination
yet for Vice { Jmmudore, the kingsland party
have made none for Rear Admiral. and those
nominations Will probably be left til the night
of the election.
A compromise ticket was printed and crcnlat-
ed yesterday, which created considerable excite
ment. 1t contains the names II Me'srs. kinss-
land and Kane for Commodore and Vice,
and the rest are mainly those on the Garner
ticket. The fact that the position Of Vice. Com
moaorc on the Garner ticket Is left vacant is
construed ms corrohorntlve OF the rumor that
Vice Commodore Garner Will, at the last mo-
ment, Withdraw In favor OF ex Commodore
James Gordon Bennett and run for his present
position.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-29

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reg stored AT loiiselO4 Railroad bonds were active
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vnced from % to 81 Pacific Of Missouri lists pO7-a
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declined ir1mVl v't Inc following we're tue prln.
clpAl transact MS;
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ldated coupon gp huhds, ruit fli9 Lake Shore div
bonds, 100 New YORK. Contra Is, 1857. lO3io Harlem
lsts - upon, 7ieGll1ie Onio Mississippi con-ol-
ida co. 81 do, consolidated slnkl fund.- Hh Cen raj
Pacinc lists San Joaquin branch. s3% Union Pacific n
land grant. 1905 North Missouri lists S6is s. Louis
Iron Mountain lsts, ~ ea 100. ioedo Wabash istp
~ 40 II. LOUIS DIVISION tlodd2. Louisville 4 Nash
vile consolidated, 1895 500 Chcsapcake a Ohi1 Isis
coupon ON, ~ Canada southern lists coupon on 7uis
MA"aukec& PAU Isis, liza D,Sl do, BIO convert
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trie ~, lOll4 Long Docs bonds lol llanniba, ~.
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OF Missouri lst-, OK Col. 4. itrutrli lists, 5dtf
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