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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09


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psu q lbs csptiai sad We loara taaI
outsids capitalists ell fsrnish hGlf o. it
Thsfe ere 80 iowHs 20 ihs wbols
Aps thki weuid feotivt mere bsusfi from
iat proposed lae has AAsehssier AID
nofsei Bsiu. II isc jaueiioH u tao
f roaiesl g some sKicul rivals. vii tivs o.
lbs iowess rates for freight. besides XIV,
lng % increased trade from tie country
sssh ida q o. The pcpple can saort
= iasesi Ia TIE enterprise md We hope
&c sev them swake 10 ibe tuagniiude Of
tbs subject
tAcroHf roiSl.
- G, Sanderhn, oar skififul photo.
Erapher i sli.l lalA up with sickness
There wefe two o. three lively tkir.
mlstt. scelion day and evening BY par.
ties who sought 10 enforce their argu.
'neni. from The shoulder Tbl. j. ear.
ring tie thing little toe far. Tilden
might slaud il, bat it does'ni look well
faf reform
= some b~,s were made GA election dsy
81 OF which ibc democrats wilI scoop.
OF course they src jabilani They ought
% be, sixteen year. between laughs Is
some time
Emerson E,ubrook. &. building
Dew house for himself 90 the road which
has iaieiy bseu laid out near the depot
Eber L. TaJ ior 8. putting ap new
oniidingl near the residence Of Geo T..
Utley which be expects TO use for
wagon shop.
still aaoiber change which is being
made near the depot IL the removal Of the
old bsrus belonging 10 J Is Ioliiser
from the corner where lAey have 80
long stood Geo w Uliey has bought 1
them, aud IL moving them near 10 the /
''staf House" which he ha, lately iued
up on the corner of the new road at the
foot Of Meeting house hill"
There will be sociabie Tor the bene-
IL OF The Episcopal church at the house
81 DIR. +. l., WYman on Thursday even.
ng Of this week lee cream aud cake
vii be served for which q charge Of 10
,ents will be inside All are invited.
We must notice an Improvement
which has long bssn needed ia uan,
,laets 10 our t1sn but which Ia. not
been made snliI within shot time. a
sllihz has only lately been put on each
ide Of tue bridge nsar the residence OF
: u. Smith aud fJf short distance ia
be dug way near John Waits. There ,
re many other just such places where
uch protection /. As much needed that
ught TO be looked to
Factory Point has contributed It's fan
hare towards making the centennial
necess. Very many OF her citizens have \
TENDED and returned home 10 urge sill I
Tiers TO 20. Among the late visitors we
lay n lice lltuuey Howard l.. Wymau.
Is Bartlett. Andrus Bowen aud wife '
nd Mr aud MS Wilcox. David Kent :,
nd wife have returned from an extended
islt Ia Washington aud Virginia, stop d
ing Ia Philadelphia Oh their returu. u
'avid expresses himself as delighted =
iith the exhibition u
W. \. Adams has been appointed
gent for the Singer, Domestic. Howe.
avis, Wheeler Il Wilson, Weed, Wilcox r.
Gibbs sewing Machine Co.'S, aud we .
&c Informed that he ia making large dis. q
'unts for cash. Give him a cali. v
DORSET "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
Pure Malt Yeast.

NJ Cuf Ia tHtde srfaHgtnetfs + d.ltye,
Pare Ma ft ~ h0as keeper IN M.ueAesier
regularly % tus, dass Eoa Fiidsy. For sals \,
his house in FAst0fs PAM
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
DORSET

MIR. e. Mrs. Darius Moore, OF North.
vile, N. y, wero In town last week.
Several Of our people visited Phila.
dclphia last week. A. Is. Armstrong,
1r. and Mrs. Isaac Barrows, Mrs. Nathan
BArrows, Mise Almira Sykes and Miss
Lucy Kent. Mr. and Mrs. John Arm
strong also Fred X. Manly, left here
this week Tuesday for Philadelphia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

Colonel W. r., Hughes, president OF
the Guy Bank, returned yesterday
from Tyler,
SelIm Rinkcr E-qp rrca'urorot thf
city OF Galveston, Alderman i, Ham,
aud Garland Il, Miller E5qp II proml-
ncut merchant, were among our vlsl-
tors yesterday.
Dr. A, A Johnston, for many years
II prominent physician heie, and dur
Ing the war one OF Texas lruest sons,
goes M delegate to the American
Medical Association, which meets IN
Philadelphia on tho 9Th of June
Mr. f., a, McNair 0geut fthe Me
Cormlek reapcrs, returned yesterday
from nn extended rour through North
and West Texas lie has only sold u
thousand rcupcrs and haryesters In
this State during this year, ana II
wasn't u very good year for reapeI7
either. Mr.. MoNair is one of Our most
uallrlng and energetic business men,
aud is making his mark In our Slute'
Mr.. II. II. Rninoy, who is to have
charge Of the new Cotton Compress,
has been Ia the Compress business in
New Orleans for the past twenty years
and Is thoroughly familiar and H. eycly
way competent His Orothr-n-ln",
Sam Boyd, Esq, is running this year
six large cotton presses, and 10 one OF
the foremost business men and most
generous.hcnrted gcnlle"an in that
city of merchant princes.
This evening nea. Terrell, at the resi-
dence o. the bride-elects father, Mr.
John G. Moore, Mr.. $. w. Wallace, OF
Galveston, il to be married to Miss
Mary V. Moore. The wedding prone
iscs to be one Of the most brilliant and
fashionable ever witnessed in that
county. a large party relatives 81
the bride, among them Mr.. and Mrs
w. d, Scogn, MIR, and Mrs, Joe Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. joe Booth, and the Nj IS
es Bette Brown, Of Austin, aud Alice
Hawkins, of Dallas, bridesmaids, "a
down this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

The spacious room in the brick
block opposite the Lamar Hotel, was
crowded last night with the fashion
and beauty of Dallas upon the occa-
sion of the annual straw berry festival
given by the Ladies' Society Of st.
Matthew's Cathedral for the benefit OF
the Cathedral organ fund. The room
and tables were decorated with eXquis-
ite taste and the floral rlchuess of the
scene was particularly remarkable.
The ladies were Ill beautifully and be-
comingly dressed and waited on their
guests with bewitching care and be-
wilderingattention. The Strawberries
were simply delicious, and the ices,
sherberts and creams perfect. 1t
would be impossible to imagine an en-
tertainment more admirably planned
or more charmingly carried out.
There was an air of refinement and
elegance about the affair that was rs
indescribable as 1t was palpable. 1t
was, in short, n brilliant success, so.
cially and financially.
Superintendent of Tables Misses
Roberta Rosser, Ada Murphy, Fannie
Swindells, Annie Basye, Ida Hearne,
Lou Wilcox, Lou Smith, Cora Lee
Kenon, Matte Burford, Belle Burris,
and Miss Coffin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24
The Federal Court.

We are requested to announce that
this evening there will be a meeting
at the Courthouse at 4p. m, the object
OF which is to take some steps looking
to the removal of the United States
Court from Tyler to Dallas. All at
torneys and citizens interested IN this
movement should be present, as the
matter deserves prompt attention and
united action. From information re-
ceived from reliable source, it is said
that the prospects for the deserved
change are quite nattering, and If
prompt action is at once taken, the
bill can be put through Congress by
the 18th of June. Let there be full
attendance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

The HERALD is in receipt OF many
letters about this time that encourage
us In well doing, We refrain from
printing many complimentary things
that are said to, and OF, us because our
modesty forbids; but when a man ac-
companies a club OF ten subscribers
with such words rs the following, we
believe we shall be justified In giving
them place:
"Let me add that you are doing o
splendid work for Dallas and, In fact,
all Texas, and the people will APP
preciate It. Your complement" was
worth hundreds Of dollars to our
State, and have tried to pay you
some OF 1t In this club. Keep II up,
and let the world know what a coun-
try we have" NJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Centennial cards printed at this
otiice.-Ad.
--CroqueJ sets for 81 so at Reed &
Lathrop's.--Ad.
Call and examine our stock OF
'Centenniap carlsbad.
--Blotters, Centennial cards and adj
vertising fans printed at THE HERALD
office.--Ad.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired aud warranted at Webb's, sos
Main street.--Ad.
The Mayors Court was calm yes
terday morning, only two "perfect
gentlemen drunk and disorderly.
The ranks ofthat fine body Of men,
the Stonewall Greys, are rapidly filling
up with some Of the best material here
for soldiers.
Nothing could present a more law
full aud peaceful aspect than the
Sherifi's office did yesterday. It was
solitude Of Itself.
Those enterprlslng and popular
druggists, Messrs. Williams & Tolllver,
furnished Harry Brothers building
with the l0ft Sin. by SIT glass for their
show window.
-Housekeepers will find Shaw's re-
frlgemtors ut X. II. Foaps furniture
store, Elm street. They secure to you
cool, fresh food, and are indispensable
In hot weather.--Ad. ,e
The Evening Mall man was seen
yesterday evening In the bottom across
the river cutting q hickory stick, pre-
paratory, doubtless, TO his springing
Into the journalistic arena on Friday. |
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24
That Picnic

On Saturday seems to have been a
most enjoyable excursion. The place
selected was about eight miles south OF
the city and the party consisted of a
number of old and young folks. Be
sides the attractions of good dinner
and the beauty of the spot chosen,
were added addresses by General r. NJ.
Gano and Governor Crockett. The
dinners set by Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs.
DR.. Williamson were specially no.
ticeable, and, as for the young ladies
present, they were just too sweet and
pretty to live q minute
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

We have eighty thousand ncreS OF nnlm'
proved western lands for sale nj prices rhngl
Ing from 500 TO $500 por acre, A no Hovero-
improved farms In Dallas and adjoining
counties. Biz pieces OF desirable city prop
orty for sale or exchange for farming lands
our list Of city property for sale contains
some OF tho mGst desirable resdohc ana
building lots In the city. We can sell o.
trade for merchandise 2,Tl acres OF heavily
tImbered land on the East Fork Of Trinity
river. The timber ID principally bois d. nic
and very valuable. We Offer nj n bargain ID
acres OF land near the Fair Grounds, which
Ia daily increasing In value, and rare
chance for y good investment.
JOHN L., COOK n co.,
Real Estate Agents, opposite Lcarnnd hotel.
maylO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24
,...,IIY C0CN,io



Couacll met prc.ont llIrlicnGr
ths Mayor, Hon, j y. korIool, Alder
men Williams, Cmrk, Guody, EryuN
Cowuu, Jrtt and Newsom, The min
ulos ol he la,t meeting were read aud
approved,
The Cily EngIueer reported the sur
yey Of Preston street, Referred 70
Committee on Streets and Bridges,
The Clly Engineer also reported mum
her Of permits 10 build Issued during
the last six months, twenty-five build
iugs costing sJ5,OOO, received. Report
Of j, u, Hereford, Cily Secretary Iesu'
ance Of one eight per cent bond Aprll
~, 1915, Ne. 2G TwOnew notes were or
dercd issued 10 the Champion Fire li%'
linguIsllcr In place Of the old oneH
The petition Of Burton N Chorule Was
not granted, MIR. LinskIe's smallpox
petition was not granted.
The petition Of Edwin Taylor, w, 5.
Parker, n 5. CoOmbers, John Bryan
ana !" v io''PN'"a ;" '''''''''u w "
rlB'I o' why w '"'''"a" "'o''s '''"'
street was Rf"h'eu, M" 'lo o'''''""''
tllereloIe orderol n'a"h "P'
The report Of the Assessor aud Cor
| ln.t,r fpr Anil wng received md
'ec'or lor hP'', WINS ''''''," Wv
adopted lno mayor ippo'' "o"'
lOlh OF HpTlI 10 Hi"y y low, ""' w.
re'Vtu M" ""oP''"'
inc COMMUNICATION VI we "'" VIM "
was Ih""e 'ue sPe''"' "'"'' W. '''''b"'
wednesday, M"S - io'"'
ms pellVlop % ti''"o'' '''""' V ~
pools OF S'aBnhht Wn'er was 'ec'''''
ANA ielolrcu 10 lhc wy 'nB'"'''
ne H''lle hc''o' WIS ''"'" ~ WV
ehcc To lno poor .. W"''' o''"'''
Captain WORKS ana MI l'"n''''o''
residences
The petitions OF me O''y Mu'Sh"
IN reference TO repairing market ious'
ana clty c'S'erI' were rece'Veo M" ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

In sparsely settled districts, where medical
aid Is often difficult and sometimes impossI.
ole to obtain, It is extremely desirable 10,
families to have in the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely com.
prehensive in Its curative operation, perfect
~ pure understanding and recommended
by the medical faculty, Udolpho wolfe's
schiedam Aromatic schnapps possesses All
the requisites of a family medicine.
marid&w1y IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY ~.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.



Attho Now York Clothing House, Oi Elm
niroet, Dallas, aud ~ Walker street. New
York. we ask an n special favor, that every
body desiring clothing, hats or gents fur,
nlshlng gooda, will examine our goods ana
compare prices, n not convinced that We nre
giving better value for the prices, than have
ever been seen In this city, then We shall
not expect them ~ buy Such mn opportunity
" buy nrst.claas olothipg NJ less ihnn man
ufactu,ing pricea may never occur again, w
we wlsh ~ lay our assortment before th'
public, and vet fairly acquainted with tht
trade, wo win mako such great reduction
from regular prices, M to NJ once gain a'"I
with the general public aud DO con-
vioted Of being tho lowcst price clothing
house In Toxns. nprli-dtwBms
The above establish ent, IN branch Of
the well.known house Of A. Slrolnbnrg 4
Co., ~ Walker street, New York,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

The Dallas Base Ball Club has been
organized as follows: President, J. p.
Freeman; committee on constitution,
Singleton, Gordon and Sweetman ;
directors, Gordon, Wolf Gates Loeb,
Hinckley, Singleton aud McNealus.
Nine to play against Denison, Friday I:
Sweetman (captainl, p; Hinckley, c.;
Flynn, LIST u; Singleton, I'd b; Nc
Mahon Sd b.; Wolf, 8. s.; Brown, !. Fl;
Hall, @, f.; Caugnard, r. (.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24
Thanhs 70 Mr.. burr, the Florist.

The Ladies' Society of st. Matthew's
Cathedral desire TO return their sincere
thanks to Mr.. Burr, the florist, for his
very liberal donation OF rare and BEAU
tiful flowers, which added SO much to
the attractions of their festival last
night, and for his courtesy and atteu-
ton to the care OF them while being
transplanted and arranged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

The Herald Office is now receiving large
consignments Of job papers OF all descrip-
ton, and asks an examination of prices and
quality. Bill Heads white and colorea) Lee,
ter Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Cards,
Circulars, ETC., printed as cheap as the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

The Singer Manufacturing Company are
opened for business, showing the finest lot
OF the most popular machines. and the best
and cheapest sewing silk In NIL colors, Clark h
10. N. T." and Milford's linen in all sizes.
Silk from ten to forty per cent less than any
house In the South. New office--609 Main
street, four doors east OF Poydras
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
apl2S-dlm W, n. CLARKE, Agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24
Removal,

Harry Brothersrhave removed TO their new
store, Ol2 Main street, where you will mud tho
best stock OF Boots and Shoes Ia tho city 10
select from, at the lowest possible prices for
all grades OF work. from the very best Of
Philadelphia make TO tho chonpest brogan
We would call special attention to our Gus.
tom work. We use nothing but the best of
stock, and employ cnly first-class workmen.
muyyl.d1t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

Called meeting of the stockholders Of the
Dallas Real Estate and Building Association
Is postponed TO So'clock, Thursday, May p.
1876. full attendance is desired, as bust
ness OF Importance will be brought before
the meeting. By order OF the Stockholders.
s. ]. ADAMS, President.
l. BARRY, secretary. mayl7td
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

The young uru of DhHs "lo may
wish to have n lhmpueh practical
knowledge Of surveying are Invited q
oall and Fpc +. A, WhIt,fcaryer upon
that subject. Room No, s. Dullus In
Urinary, Ah
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

by request OF the ladies Of Dallas, Mr., y
lrGlson, the Main street Millinery and I'm
porting House, has ordered received and
now has on exhibition lot OF black, whit,
and brown straw turbans Ut reps0nabl,
prices. maylSdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24
The only pap.r

In Dallas that publishes the associated
press reports is The DAILY HERALD,
which Is rapidly extending its circula-
ton. Advertisers should make note
| Of this,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

An persons In arrears with i1n HlN' l"l
OCCUPATION Tnx,wlll look 10 tnoIr iul'l'''
Jy coming forward without IWU'V, "''.,
ana make payment a. llli' l'h "'0 "''''
,eclcd strictly In accordance win lnW
wa, PRArnER, Tux collector
Dallus, May n, 100. my I-e!H''-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

Ladies call and zee the beautiful styles,
daily arriving, and being sold lower than NJ
any other house In the city, At 64 Main
street. mpyll-d3mos
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

nonpe,l rnd ucatcr Than u" pe'.'| h''''
IN your orders and got lho bonrA' oil cur
t4ur,muF lTicrsn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24
]. Y. Chllders.

Surgeon and Physician. Office, No. 4O7 Main
street, up stairs, Room No. 3, where he will
DO found at all hours, both day and night.
jan2l-dtf
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]. q. Booth 4 Co.

Auctioneers, 400 Elm street. Auction sales
every day. Buys aud sells second hand FUR
niture, horses, ponies, etc. mnylB.dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

Tho Millinery and human Emporium, will
nll all orders promptly, and satisfaction
guaranteed. At Ola Main street.
mayll-u8mos
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

Keeps the largest and most fashionable
styles OF hats, French lowers, ribbons
acrue silks, eto., etc. may ld3mos
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, May 23.--Gold advanced Il
ll2ls, ana declined to ll9'g, and closed al
li@'s.
Carrying rates, l@2 per cent. Loans .wcr,
also made Hat
Money 2ls@3% por cent. premium. Mer.
camille paper lao per cent.
Custom receipts, S2700O0. Assistant Treas.
urcrs disbursements, S0IOOO. Clearings, SlG,-
OOO,0OO.
Sterling exchange quiet; sixty days, - SS'li
do sight, 81 S8A.
Coupons 1861, l22H; - lists, lll7s; 1853 new
llO; do 1867, l2ll4; do 1863, 1879 Il new 5s, ~ 4,
1910 regular, ll71Y; do coupons, llSlg; eur;
rency Is, l47A.
Government bonds firm with active de.
mNnd.
Railroad bonds quiet, but firm.
State securities dull.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

Wine Depot al the basement Of Ash and
Wagner corner Of il, fi1rsoh ond MnihsIreots
mny2l.3t q. RICK,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

Chip hats at 81 80 each, In every styles and
color ats. Iralson's. Ola Main street.
mayll-d3moa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24
COnlIner cinL.

ST. LOUIS, May 23.-Eemp nominal, 0j@
Sl.2O. Flour very quiet ana unchanged; de
mnnd for low and medium grades, SlmI.2i
Xxx, Si.5,; XXX s5@j25, Wheat dull; No : fall
u 81 bid; 81 IS cash for June; No. 3 do 81 a
asked No. do, Uc cash bid. Corn, better
No. mixed, l5hG SIC cash; ~ tor June
Oats firmer No, mixed, Sic bid cash sales
3S' 90 tor June Barley nothing doing. rive
higher at DC. Whisky frmGr; 81 % asked
Butter, dun and the market weak; choice
yellow dairy, @g22c; do country store, l3a
Ice. Eggs active ut Toe. Hay DUH; prairie
sSWl2.OO. Pork lower, ~ $40 ~. Bulk meats
normally lower "a, l09l0lkc Bacon lower at
IS, 81, 1875, IL, llA@ll2st Lard dull sum.
mcr, llRc.
CHICAGO, May 2S,-Flourq quiet, unchanged
Wheat unsettled, but generally lower; No. 2
spring, 81 O5A spot; 81 Ojl sol OOli for June,
Corn good demand, but at lower rates; No,
l7c spot; Glsc for May; i0c for June. Oats
from; No ,, $40 spot; 0Ac for June RYE
flrm, at p@7Oc. Barley tirlner; 72c spot; t6L.
el6Oc for June.
NEW York, May 23.-Flour slightly I'm
buyers favor; supertlne western, ST lOGI 50.
common to good, 50 0j@j -; good to choice
81 5000 20. Wheat, moderate export demand:
No. ? Chicago spring NJ 81 ~; No. 3 Chi
cago, 81 IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24
CITY BUSINESS.
Storkboi,,ers, uo,,,,u

Hot and Cold baths .iat Wilson'S, No
IA Elm street. dec,5dIv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Contractors!

Sealed proposals viii be received 'n"I
THURSDAY, THE 2jru DAY or MAY 1870
by the l,nptlst Educational Association, Tor
the erection OF tho
DALLAS COLLEGE BUILDINGS
plane aud specifications 20 b" seen AT l"'
otige of tho Secretary, over Olly hNh''
WlLBuRS, Prr. iIrm'i
81 NAV. scrrrtaIy, muylj-did
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, May 23.-Cattle reccipts. eCOO
head; market very dull, weak and finding
fewer sales, made at 81 25@i 70 for feeders
and good shipping
Hogs Receipts, GOOhead; market dun and
chiefly 81 70; heavy packing, 30 95a6 IN.
cnietly, $3.50; shipping, So 55@G IS; one lot ex,
ira, sold NJ 81 10.
sheer, Receipts, 200 head; common to
choice, 81 80 q o so.
ST. LOUIS, May a. Hogs lower and in
fair demand; stockers, 5g6Iic; Workers, "a 10
as 10; bacon, IS 6l@6 50; butchers 80 75G6 %
heaVE shipping, s1g7 10. Receipts, ~ head
Cattle-Market slow and unusunIly nuist
good to choice native steers Si.6ja5 ~, me
alum To lair siGi.5O; pony steers, sS.S GtI Is.
cows, s3.1S@i; stockers, 81 2jcgi III; feeders
N.S@i6j. Receipts, 900 head
Sheep-Steady wanted; fair to good. 81 j0s,
: %; good to choice, So 5la6 2j. Receipts 900
head ''V
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-15
WARNING TO GIRLS.

"AhN1NU ~ VAAAAAos,
:. A distributing. clerk in the Cincin-
natl postof6ce, named George r. Frintz,
committed suicide last week. He was
engaged to Miss Annie NJ: Phillips, of
1872 Olive, street, and their marriage
was fixed for last night. The guests
assembled, but he did not appear, and
while some waited until near midnight
others went in search of him, but
without snccess. At half past 6 next
morning his friend Phillip krogg went
to his lodging house on Elm and Ninth
streets, and found the room locked.
Putting a step.ladder to the door he
looked over the transom and saw Frintz
lying on the bed. Frintz recognized
Krogg and spoke to him, and immedi-
ately taking revolver lying by his
side placed it against his own breast
ana fired two bullets into his heart. He
left two letters in pencil on square
scraps of brown paper, one addressed
to Miss Phillips and the other to his
brother William. In the letter to Miss
Phillips he told her that he had de-
ceived her and was not worthy of her,
and closed with an affectiOnate good
by. In the letter to his brother he
gave directions about his funeral, and
lett the proceeds of his share of GER
tain property to his sister. A week or
two ago deceased made preparations
for housekeeping by buying expensive
furniture on credit. He also planned
a wedding tour, and appears to have
determined Oh suicide because he
feared the expense of marriage.