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is to DO vacated tomorrow by Secretary Brisow The
report had not been verified up late hour this
ing The appointment OF General Hurbut would be
concession the Illinois interest represented by Soma
tor Logan whatever the situation OF the matter
good deal OF consultation has taken place with reference
70 the appointment Secretary Chandler WIS
In close conference this evening with General
Sherman At Senator hortons hotel, and as
soon as his carriage drove away the report
began spread that Secretary Chandler to resign
from the Interior Department and take the Treasury
portfolio. Another report has It that the place was
offered to Congressman Kasson or Iowa. who declined
It in favor OF General hurlbut
THE NATURE OF SECRETARY BRrsrow's RETIRE
ANOTHER Il ToLD-THE succEssoRsHIP.
The nature Of the retirement Of Secretary Bristow
from the Cabinet is the subject OF good deal OF Cos
SIP. The friends OF Mr. Bristow say that when his
relations with the President were rendered unpleasant
by the Babcock indictment and trial he offered TO
sign that the President suggested that his with
drawal at such time would put both
tho President and Mr.. Bristow in false
light before the country. The offer to resign
was thereupon Withdrawn but was renewed recently
with the understanding that the resignation to DO
accepted Immediately after the Cincinnati nomination
was made. This version Ia regarded by Mr. Brlstow's
opponents very good until another is told. but they
will not yet make public their version Meantime
many persons think the President has made his
mind whom to appoint in Secretary Bristow's place.
Others again believe that his present preference is
General Hurlbut and they inclined to think that
the latter having had ntmation given him that he
is the wanted Is considering whehe to accept or
decline.
THE BELKNAP IMPEACHMENT-DEcIsroN OF
THE COURT ON THE ADJOURNMENT CUES
TIoN-THE DEMURRER OF JUDGE BLACK.
The Senate spent nearly tho whole afternoon In
executive session. discussing the proposition for q
postponement of the Beiknap impeachment trial until
next November. The decision reached however was 10
proceed with the trial. beginning on July Q. and
Mcssrs. FreIinghuysen Christiancy and Thurman
were appointed committee to revise the list OF wit
nessss, and no witnesses will be paid whom they do
not summon. The demurrer Of Judge Black placed
on file and admitted to the record Of the trial
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PARKER's FRIENDS IN COUNCIL.

meeting OF the friends or cx.Governor Jocl Parker
was held yesterday afternoon at the Merchants Hotel
In Cortiandt street. Mr. =. g. woIbert in the chair.
Senator Dayton, OF Bergen ex-senator Lydecker, J.
Daggct Hunt Judge Rankin, Robert Russell, Judge
Atkins Michael Nathan and many other noted
politicians were present II was resolved TO
form n Parker Club and proceed to 81 Louis
10 advance tho claims Of Joel Parker
for President or failing IN this for vicc President
record OF Parker IN and In peace, his groat
strength in Jersey and Pennsylvania and his unnch
ing adherence 10 constitutional principles In the most
Try ing times.
Several prominent republicans were lettering around
the hall where the meeting held II asserted
positively that Theodore H. Randolph would be n0nil
mated BY Virginia as q rebuke 10 the unapprccat,ve
democrats OF New Jersey The Parker delegates WIN
leave for ST. LOUIS on Friday
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THE CENTENNIAL LOAN EXHIBI-
TON.

Tho Centennial Loan Exhibition at tho Academy Of
Design and Metropolitan Museum Of Art will not be
opened until the last OF this week. The Hanging Com.
mtteo, who have had moro difficult task than ever
before us the pictures are all such as belong ION the
line, have not yet completed their duties. The works
many OF them ie-sze figures. and all the availa-
BILE space me Academy walls has been used even
The PICTURES mostly foreign, and generally
by French artists. with few Spanish
Dutch and American. All the famous names
here, CaDarel, Gerome, Bougucrrcau, Jules Bre-
ton Hamon, Miilct, Merle, sangniet, Couture vcrhas
schreyer zamacois Messonier Deiallle, Tanlcmanchc
Marche, voltz, Troyon Carl Becker, Horace vcrnet,
Stenheil Isabcy, Eastman johnson, Thomas Hicks,
Daniel Huntington, J. q. Brown, $. J. Guy, Kensett
Cole and many others
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THE CALDWELL DESPATCH.

THE NATTER WHICH EXCITED MR. BLAINE's
FOR TOM SCOTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
KNOTS ACTION JusrIrrED-THE RAILWAY
KINGS LITTLE GAME--LErTER FROM cALD-
WELL TO BLAINE.
WASHINGTON, Juno 10. 1875
The following kilograms produced to-day before
the Committee tho Judiciary by Mr. Hicks the Cable
clerk OF the Now York Western Union Telegraph
ofnce:-
Telegram IL
wAsuIxGroS, May 20, 1875
To josiah CALDWELL, No. lis Cannon street. London,
Sec SCOTS testimony papers 10th. Telegraph Scott,
Philadephia as you rutniuy can the strongest IN
Telegram p ,ux ,s-s
JOSIAH CALDWELL, Tunbridge Wells England
Don't permit newspaper men and others " interview
you. X.
Telegram a. 49,
JOSIAH CALDWELL, Tunbridge Wells, London
II false, authorize me to deny you paid 3 aine
81. James Hotel. care Mr. DenckiA
Received at Western Union Building, Broadway and
Dcy street. May 81, 1870
JOSIAH CALDwELI- Cannon street, London
Thanks for your cable confirming all my statements
3lst
Telegram
Received at Western Union Building. Broadway and
Dsy street, May 81, 1915
fAvo. London:-
Despatch received Cable this immediately to
Chairman House Judiciary Committee, Washington
Have Just read SCOTS evidence about bond
action In New York newspapers and fully corroborate
never gave Blaine any Little Rock bonds d.
recty or otherwise. Am how building three European
railroads. and cannot leave without great pccuniary
loss, or would gladly voluntarily come home and
tify Can make AFFIDAVIT TO that effect and II II
desired Not signed-Philadelphia
Received at Western Union Building, Broadway and
hey street. Nay 81, 1915
FAvo, London:--
Cable nobody excepting Scott
Telegram q
Received Western Union Building Cable Cxxxv
WASHINGTON, Nav 70
Jos CALDWELL, lis Cannon street, London, Il. g.,
Enaland:--
See SCOTS testimony papers 10th. Telegraph Scott
Ph ladelpha, you tr.thiully can the strongest
dorsenant of his statement A. T. ROBINSON.
The above kilograms have dates. times Of reception
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GERMAN REPUBLICANS PLEASED.

There was largo attendance OF tho German Repub-
lican Control Committee, which met last evening, Mt
tho Germania Assembly Rooms for the purpose Of
taking action on tho Cincinnati nominations Tho ol-
lowing resolutions adopted
Resolved That the platform OF the Republican National
Convention held last week Ia Cincnnat has by rcairm-
logically developing tue time honorcd principles VI
the republican party aud BY Incorporating propositions Of
which the herman American republicans have for
number OF advvcaied gained the enthusiastic
prov al OF tho Germ IA Americans.
Resolved That the nomination for President OF H. II.
Hayes and Vice President OF W. A. Wheeler whose de-
votlon the Union constitution whose capacity
making and maintaining good laws, honor aud
Justice have found wanting reliable
safeguard that the republican party earnestly endeavor
log 60 make true a declaration " principles
Resolved That the German republicans Of New
York this campaign with the confidence that
November will witness the victory Of Hayes aud
Wheeler
The Chairman Of the meeting was then instructed
send 10 both OF the nominees following telegram
NEW yoax. june 10, 1879.
To r. H. HAYES and w. A. WEksLER
The German Republican Central Committee OF New York
greeting congratulations They have Just cnthu
ticxlly ratified aud will help roll
large majority tor shs ticket NORRIS fkIkDSAA.
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ssnding &c, usual in such cases. which Mr.. Hicks
explained showing their genuincness
The following is tho despatch, already published,
which was recsived by Mr. D. b. Sickes, and shown
BY him 10 Congressman Proctor Knott when received
In Washington the morning OF the 10th inst -
LosDos, juno ., 1870.
Cabled committee June full explanation.
CALDWELL
The above was received by the Direct Cable CON-
pany in reply to Sickles message Of June 7, above
quoted.
The testimony OF Charles A. Hicks cable clerk Of tho
Western Union Telegraph Office, was mainly in expla-
nation OF the operators marks the above dispatches
produced by him. The only important point in IL was
that the word "Favo'' the registered address OF
Josiah Caldwell In London He knew it from the fact
that the Office notified by office despatch from
the other sde He could not give the date OF that
notification but he thought It was somewhere abou
the 24th Of May last
cALDwRLL's LxTTHR TO BLAINE.
Mr.. Blaine received by the mail this morning let
ter from Josiah Caldwell, Of which the following is a
true copy II authcnticates the cablegram received by
theJudciary Committee
No lis CANNON STREET, !
LONDON, 4. C., June g. 1876.
DEAR SIR read In the New York papers Of the
10th uiI Colonel Scotts evidence before the Con-
gressona committee and at once cablcd him ~ fol-
lows
TnoGAs A. ScoTr. Philadelphia
Your statement before committee 18th.
relating 70 the Fort smith Railway bonds which
chased Of me perfectly fully substan
tste Il II necessary
have Also cabed tho Chairman OF tho Judiciary
Committee rs follows
have just read ia the New York scotts evidence
about bond ansxcti0n, and corroborate it.
Blaine Fort smith Railway bonds directly
or otherwise have three foreign railway
my hands, which makes IL impossible leave with
out great pecuniary loss would gladly voluntarily
home and testify Can affidavit this effect and
mail II desired.
am sorry that not able 70 90 personally before
the committee and give my testimony, but presume
that Colonel Scotts evidence will be sufficient TO prove
that you had nothing TO do with she transaction IN
question. II you wish for any further testimony or
affidavit from me TO prove the aCts cabed to the
committee shall BIO glad to forward 1t under oath.
The charges are vold Of foundation that have
lear OF their doilx you any permanent injury and
hope that your prosecutors will be able 10 show
clear record as yours In connection with the Little
Rock and Fort Smith Railway. Yours, faithfully,
JOSIAH CALDWELL.
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THE GERMAN COMMISSION.

NO TRUTH IN THE ALLEGED EVIL PRACTICES
REPORTED by cABLR--INDIaNATIoN OF THE
GERMAN MINISTER
WARRINGTON. juno 10, 1870
Baron Schozer, the German Minister thrown
into high state OF Indignation to-day by the cabio
despatch announcing that the Berlin correspondent OF
the London Daily Necs based charges OF corrupt
practices against the German Commissioners 70
the Centennial, upon complaint made by Baron
Schlozer, TO the German government. Immediately
upon reading the despatch In the papers no eegraphed
10 Director General G0sh0rn that there
TRUTH WHATEVER
In tho statement, and that IL lie out Of whole
CLOTH He assured the HERALD that tho
German Commissioners were men Of the very highest
character and declared that would be impossible
any to be guilty OF corrupt practices who were
honorcd BY his government with such high trusts.
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.


wAsnssaroz June 10, 1870
SECRETARY DRrsrow's SUCCESSOR GOSSIP AND
RUxoRs ABOUT THE STREETS AND HOTELS
II reported quite confidently during the day that
tho President bad solicited General Stephen A. HurI-
but Of Illinois, take the place tho CAbinst which
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COMMODORE vANDERRBILTs HEALTH

Commodore Vanderbilt very weak last night
Ho suffering great pain, apparently, no moans
when moved from one position to another. He 10 very
wakeu and appears derive but little rest when no
asleep His physicians still hopeful Of hts
recovery but his condition favorable u
q few days past
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SOLICITOR WILSON'S RESIGNATION.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 10, 1875
Bluford Wilson, Solicitor OF the Treasury will
make known his resignation in few days. Mr.. Will
le Louisville for Washington last Saturday night
and before gong stated positively that he would i'm
mediately tender his resignation
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HALIFAX. juno 10, lS70
Reports from tho fisheries IN the noIghborhood o.
Cape Breton are most encouraging Goldfish arc more
pIsntful than they have been tor ysasA
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THE FURY OF PHILADELPHIA couRTEsAN--
HOW SHE MADE THE SON OF RRsPxcTADIz
AND WEALTHY CITIZEN A BURGLAR AND 4
FUGITIVE FROM JUsTIcE-A STARTLING
STORY or CRIME
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ST. LOUIS, August ia Kansas City
special says last night man named Con-
ley was taken from the house Of a friend
with whom he was stopping by fifteen
armed men, who told him that he was
wanted. They took him down the
Missouri Pacific Railroad some distance,
where they Joined another party
with an engine and car in waiting.
Conley was put in a car and tAken TO Wy
andotte, where after questioning him the
party told him to show his hands, and
after examining them they said "Son
look like wolkingman and you can &c"
Conley demonstrated against being treat
ed in this way, but the leader Of the par
" only replied, I'VE are through with
you; 60" The party then ran up TO
Pomeroy, fifteen miles above Wyandotte,
where they claim TO have found the
nest OF train robber, The Chief OF Police
here says that three men chained TO the
floor OF "a car passed down Yesterday. A
Miss Hall, mistress Of Bud McDaniels, is
reputed to know all about the robbery,
as she was in the secret before the attemPi
was made,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
The Bulgarian Atrocities.

uLoEpoS, August 1l.-Further CORE.
snondtpce respecting the Bulgarian afro.
cite was laid before Parliament yestst-
day, Among the most important papers
was a dispatch from Lord Derby TO Sir
Henry Elliott, British Ambassador At
Copstantinople, sent on the 9Th inst,
which says: HIt appears to Her Males
ty's government thai the capture Of Salts.
char may lead TO the occupation Of 4
considerable part Of Servia by Turkey.
Therefore / instruct you to urge strongly
on the Porte that it i absolutely neces-
sary that its troops should be kept under
control. thaf The unarmed population be
spared, and that repetition Of the out
rsges In Bulgaria be avoided. You
Will point out that recurral OF such
outrsses would prove more disas;
irons TO the Porte than the loss oil
a battle, The indignation Of Europe
yould be uncomfortable, and interference
in sense hCstilet TO Turkey would inevi-
tably follow"
that the tolls are closing around servia;
Aldal Kerim Pacha is pushing westward
irom Gurgusoyatz and the sefyian gen
eral HarrStoyich has fallen back on Zan-
koyo and KliSeute. Hard fighting began
Al Zankoyo on Wednesday and Is still
continuing. II the Turks carry Zankoyo
there will be no obstacle. in their way to
Bona. The army Of the south il behaving
badly, and has retreated from Yavore to
the interior All the available guns are
mounted upon the ramparts Of the fort
ress At Belgrade.
Correspondents note the fact that many
Seryians are coming to the rear slightly
wounded in the hand or forearm, and Be;
lieye that they shoot themselves 70 avoid
the battle.
Col. Antitch's retreat to Iyanitze means
a much further retreat. 1vanitEe Is sur.
rounded BY high hills, afording the Turks
excellent offensive positions. The fact Is
he seryian war Is about to assume
much less ambitious character than when
frst undertaken, and is about to resolve
itself into guerilla affair.
LONDON, August 1.-THE IIREs Paris
speciaI says: The Turkish aim is toan-
ttcipate mediation, by according to the
yanauished Seryians whether the Monte
negrins are vanquished or not, conditions
acceptable enough to be approved before
the mediation could be accomplished.
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The marks last evening indicated 8 feet
8 inches, and falling slowly.
The Park Painter passed up with tow
Of empty oil hrges,
The barge sunk at Fish creek about ;
month ago has been removed.
The Star Of the West after being in
spected, will leave for Parke1burg, from
whence she will take an excursion party
70 Burning Springs. She will return the
middle Of next week and enter the Wheel.
ing and Bellaire trade.
The Frank Willer arrived from Iron
ion yesterday in place lof the Granite
State, and left for Pittsburgh in the even.
The Science left for Petersburg at her
usual hour. The Ragon will be the pack
ct today. rsE
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
about midnight last night. She will re-
turn this afternoon. (.
The Hornbrook was unable 10 get 10
Pittsburgh on Sccount OF the low water,
and returned and is lying at the wharf. !
The Iron City, en- route from Hunting.
ton l4tMd up below the Trap, waiting
for rise. It is not likely that any effort
will be made TO ship any more oil 10
Richmond, by way Of Huntington. until
there is more water.-PittsbErgh Gd;ette.
~ IBT TSsrsPh.l =
PrTTsBuRGH, August 1l!-Riyer II in,
ches and falling. Weather cloudy.
EVANSVILLE, August l1.-Rained all
night very heavy. Mercury IS to s0'.
River 8 30 feet on guage and stationary.
Up-MAggie Smith and IdleWild. Down
Sandy No. 2 and Taraseon. Business
moderate.
MKxrHs, August 1.-THE river fell
inch. Arriyed-Princels, Arkansas river,
Departed-shinkle, Cincinnati; Capital
City, vicksburg. /.
CARo; August ll.-Arrived-Bis-
marck, 81. Louis. River Is feet s inches
and falling. .'
CNcNSAr1, August ll.-River fell Z
inches and has risen 4 since last night,
and now stands at 8 feet 10 inches. Ar.
riyed-St. James and Parker, Memphis.
Departed-Andes, Wheeling, Weather
cloudy.
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NEW YoRK, August 1.-Cotton-Steady
at 70 5-l6al2kc. Floun-Dull and heavy
No. 9, s. 25aS IS; superfne western and
State $ 75a4 IS; common TO good extra
81 5Oa4 IS; good to choice 81 soa6 s.; white
wheat extra S 40a7 50; extra Ohio 81 55a
6 s.; 81. Louis s. Ooas 50. Wheat-Heayy
and unsettled and in moderate demand;
ungraded spring S5casl o.; No. Milwaukee
steam 92ae5c; No. do soc; No. . Chicago
spring steam &c; amber Indiana new 81 IS
al so; winter red western old 92a95c. Rye
Dull; State 65a76c; western 5Oa65c; Cam
ada in bond T5a7se. Barley-SominaL
Nalt-Quiet and unchanged Confirm
and fairly active, desirable grades scarce;
western mixed not and warm 5oa5S3tc;
mixed steam grBiSl 55<c; mixed graded
55a56c; high mixed 5T11SG5sHc; steam yei'
low 5eXc. Oats-Firm and in fair demand;
western mixed and State S0a40c; white west
ern do Static. bay and Hops-Unchanged.
Coffee Quiet but firm; Rio cargoes liAa
Ike; jobbing at 149<alSHc. Sugar-Quiet
bat firm; fair 10 good refined ea9l+c; prime
exc; refined firm At il1falI5sc. .Molasses
and Rice-Qnietand unchanged. Whisky
81 IA,
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"MArrERs ARUUSp Town Shorty
Magee has sworn oil on beer.
John Smith has bought asPeckied bull
pup
boil in his of nOstril,
Old Page and Fatty Brown are going
to the Centennial. Page has got new
breastpin, and Brown an iVory-headed
cane.
Barber Jones has concluded to paint
his barber pole red and white instead Of
white and red.
There was social dance at the resi-
dence OF hod-carrier Murphy in the
Fourth Ward, about two weeks ago.
4 turtle was hanging in front Of Chris
Siebke's saloon yesterday morning.
Contracto. Crank, Pat. Finnegan.
cousin, discharged two men a week ago
tomorrow.
Sunp.Ioed Daily wears No. 9 shoe.
and blue yarn stockings. =,
Hunpey. Cut Miller had a grand ball
two weeks ago yesterday. MIRA. Miller
bought a watermelon the night before,
aud Hunney-C. went through his pants
pockets for sixtyseven cents, and then
cnt chunk out Of his cheek with a razor
We have ten reporters ont, without
coats or hats, securing the city for news,
and expect to have daily dose OF such
sweet-scented and highly important
items. We don't propose to be out.dOn'
in enterprise by any evening paPer.l
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DYsPEraA.-Dyspepsia is the most dis
couraging and distressing disease man Is
heir TO. Americans are particularly sub
iect to this disease and its effects: such
as sour stomach, SICK headache, habitusl
eOstiyeness, heartburn, water-brash,
gnawiag and burning pains in the pit Of
the stomach, coming up Of the food, coat
ed tongue, disagreeable taste in the
mouth, impure blood and all diseases of
the stomach and Liver. Two doses Of
Green's August Flower will relieve you
at once, and there is positively not case
in the United States 1t willnot cure. II
you doubt this go to your Druggist and
&c. 4 sample bottle for 10 cents and Try it.
Regular SiEe 75cents. Wholesale agents
Logan, List & Co., and Laughin Bros. 4
ca ..-.- eod&W
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CANDIDATES for Office generally have
rather strange experiences. For instance
\ gentleman now before the people Of
Ohio county for a position OF trust and
proftSas recently approached. BY 8 man
who with tears in his eyes begged OF him
q loan OF 81 With which TO gel a prescrip!
ton filed for his sick vile. The money
was cheerfully given, and half hour
later the recipient was seen staggering up
Market street with = boon companion,
both lordly drunk. Within few days
the candidate received q call from the
same man, who after stating his inten'
tion 70 do all hseould % help his bene'
factor al the polls, gently limited that he
would like to have some money to do it
with. But he didn't get any.
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ELDoRApo SAIooS.-Mr. S. P: Tracey
has opened = saloon at No. Is, 10th street,
which will be known as the Eldorado Sa-
loon. Mr.. Tracy proposes to keep strict;
" q frst-clAss house. Nail City and
ReymAnn's lager will be kept on draught
at all times, fresh and cool, and his liq-
uors, cigars, ETC., will be Of the best quail
ity. The Eldorado will be formally
opened to the public on Saturday OF this
week.
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RnxBoIps BucHu ia still in the re-
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. HeImbpld the. eele-
brated medicine is still mantiiactured at
he laboratory at Philsielphis, and is
tsoldby all respectable drnggiAts. 1t Is
warranted for al diseases oftthe kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
teits. Genuine has proprietors private
stamp. John F. Henry, Neg York, Sole
Agent. dAW
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=CRcrSyAT1, August ll.-Cotton-Quiet
but steady al. llHc. FlOur-Steady and
firm. Wheat-Searcc and firm; white 81 05
All5. eorn-In fair demand but at lower
rates 1t 45ai6c. Qats-Quiet but firm 81
9Oa42c. Rye-steady with fair demand
at 57a59c, BArley-Quiet but firm at sos
Sc. Pork-Easier at SIS 50al9 90. Lard
-Quie- steam at lie; kettle l2al9Ac; cur
rent make 1O3sal0Xc. Bulk Meats-Weak;
sales at 7aea9kc. Baeon-Easier at Sla
IOkalIe, Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Whisky-Demand active At 81, 10.
Ho6s-Steady and firm; common light
s. OOa6 %: fair to good light s. 25aG G5; do
heavy S. 60a6 IS.
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ALARM OF FIRE-The alarm Of fire
sounded from the Fourth Ward about 6
o'clock last evening was occasioned BY
the burning Of q can OF oil at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Edward Clator, corner OF
18th and ChapIine streets. While q mem.
Der Of the family was starting the fire
with kerosene, the oil in the can became
ignited. No damage was done, but there
was pretty big scare. in The .neighbor'
hood for A Mhile. 80