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nI.D DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMpAN

" Sailing from Pier 81, North River.
For Norfolk, CITY Point, and Richmond, TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS. and SATC kDAYS. at p. M, conncciu g
with the Virginia and Tennessee Air Ir, Atlantic Coiss
line, Piedmont Air Line Chesapeake and Ohio E2Old, and
Vih the Company, steam huc, interior points Ia North
Carolina ard Virginia.
Newborn asHingtOn, y. G. via Norfolk, every Is
DAY, thu ltSDAG, and ShrC kDhI.
lcyes bel, leaving Nrw-York MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS at D. M. connecting with Delaware ary land
railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through passage tickets and bills Of ang 30 2 points
lowest rates INSURANCE To- Norfolk, per ceut. Fieit
received daily at Pier 81, NOslh River.
General offices, l07 Grceu~iChsi. Now York.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

a STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN EEW.fORK
SOCIIIAMpIOE. AND BREMEN.
COMPANN'~ PIER foot OF -i.DDSD-ri T.. HDBDkEN.
MO~E Saturday. March - NiiEJN, SATURDAY April
ODER March 81 Nir fA Sauiray.hI II II
RATES OF PASS AGE from NETWORK 10 SDITHAMP
TON, HAVItE OR E!hNEN:
FIRST CABIN, FlOn. gold. SHCpND CABIN, $50, gold.
~TEFRAGE. S@J, currency
Return Tickets a. reduced rate Prepaid sterI3Ge Ccrtd
r32 currency.
.tr.f,l,, ,gc liz 10
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FOR HAVANA DIRECT
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via Havana. PrOcr 'sl Campeachy, IGSplu. IJnUcO, .
CITY OF HANANA-.... SAEl IlDAN. March 81.
steamers VIII ADr April 20 for
Vera ami III IN" ABOVE UOrts.
lOr freight OF passage Apply 10 -
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The New York herald., 1877-03-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND TWO BEDROOMS, On 5TII
w with Board for private family of four adults pri.
vate table preerrsA Address INJyiAL. Upsown Herald
-,ues.
The New York herald., 1877-03-04

comprising an extraordinary collection OF shee yana
unusual collection OF Works OF William in Mary
wolistiDecrot George H. Lswes j. y Mill &c xc Also
choice scecon OF Books Ia every iera-
tue IA nne bindinssDckens Scott lhackery and other
standard authors Many rare items OF Americana incud
ns aeopy of smiths New YORK; 4to. Londen 1881.
vaua lie reprints paper Also the M osi com
plee collection of International Exhibition Catalogues and
Reports oicr red auction.
The New York herald., 1877-03-04

Now ON exhibition at Clinton VI until time OF sale.
THURSDAY aud FRIDAY EVENINGS March and D.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-28
Canadian Crop RepOri.

TORONTO, June 27.-The G5Obe pub.
fishes reports giving the shape of crops
and prosp .cts OF harvest throughout the
counlry. rhe hay crop will be consid.
erably below the average here and
there on the low lands. and under fsvo'-
able conditions good crops may be had
Reports of fall wheat arc excellent, and
more than the average crop may probs.
be counted on, if there is no uRfsvoraole
change between this and harvest.
Spring wheat is, perhaps, shade less
favorsbly spoken OF, and both fall and
spring wheat, but mere particularly the
latter, have suffered by the frost in the
latter part OF last week. Barley will
Weld smaller than the former season
Less barley has been sown, the
farmers being tempted by the prospect
of realizing high prices for wheat,
and the want OF rain has been
felt. The frost also affected it.
The barley crops will therefore be below
the average. Oats have suffered from want
OF rain and will be short. In many
places they will be largely affected, a.
will also other grain, by the state OF the
weather during the next fortnight. The
frvst did some damage among the peas,
but the reports are cheering. Rye has
suffered from the want of rain, but may
be a isir crop. Potatoes are doing well.
There Is some uncertainty about the ex-
tent OF the :rop from want OF rain now
ever.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-28
Hayes and His Party at
Harvard.
Another Black Hills Coach
. Robbed.
Liberal Contributions to st.
Johns Sufferers.
Iowa Republicans Refuse
to Endorse Hayes.
Hayes at Harvard.

BosToN, j June 27.-Esrly this morning
large crowd of people gathered in the
vicinity of the State House to witness
the departure of the President and party
for harvard.
AT Harvard the presidential party
passed through into Sanders theatre and
took seats upon the platform, after which
the regular order of exercises were pro-
ceeded with. At the close the President
and family proceeded to the residence Of
President Eliot, where the time was
pleasantly passed. until the order OF the
alumni exercises. The gathering includ-
ed the President and cabinet, Gov. Rice
and staff and other distinguished gentle.
men. At the centre table was seated Gen
Devens, president of the association. On
his right sat President Hayes, President
Eliot, Postmaster-General Key, James
Russell Lowell and members of the
Association. On the LETT sat Secretary
SchurZ, Senator Baysrd, exChief JUS
stice Bancroft, and Others. TIE repast
was opened by prayer After dinner the
speeches we're briet, and were made by
the President OF the Association aud
General Devens. President Eliot read a
paper which he said was prepared by
other hanCs, but which he said was Pc
culiarly applicable to the present case.
1t WAS addressed to che first President OF
the United States, and bestowed upon
him the care of the University. At the
close of the paper, Mr.. Eliot said
that it was written to General Washing
ton py Joseph Willard, President of the
university ut that time, and said there
was little To be changed IN It's tone, and
the Pre-. ident would now do well 10 &C.
cept its sentiments u. directed 10 him.
He welcomed President Hayes as a
scholar, who, having lett the Harvard
Law School in his youth, now returned
ladened with sheaves OF honor TO grace
its alumni, and to add permanent lustre
to it's tablet President Elliott,
in fitting terms, then introduced
President Hayes. Mr.. Hayes arose with
apparent ditfidence, standing some no.
ments before commencing. The Asso.
ciation favored HIM with nine vigorous
hurrshs, waved their handkerchlefs, and
in many other ways expressed their re-
spect for him. He was evidently labor
ing under intense emotions. He said,
slowly and with evident difficulty:
Graduates this is your day and |
ought not to take up any pa tlcle OF your
valuable time. You therefore will ex-
cuse me, l am sure, if l take my seat sf-
ter saying IN the briefest way what L
feel in my heart l assure that l am
ever grateful of this hearty greeting.
know how little it is deserving. God
grant that during the remainder of my
t,rm | may do something deserving OF
it. (Appisuse)
BosToN, June 27.-The banquet ten
dered TO the President by the city was
served at the Bruins wick Hotel this even
ing. 1t was an elegant affair, fully sus.
tanning the reputation of the city tor
hospitality and conferring sn additional
mark upon the distinguished guests.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-28
Tho Social EVIL In ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 27.-The report of
the grand jury, epitomized in last even.
ing's dispatches, refers to tie repeal of
the social evil law, which was in force
here few years ago, and sa,s the
crimes incident to the social evil have
greatly increased since the repeal OF the
law. 1t says that under existing laws
the police are almost powerless to sup
press the crimes which inevitably flow
from the brothels of the city, and the
Jury declare that the best interests OF So
ciety demand the re-enactment of the
social evil law, with view TO check
this vice as much as possible. The said
jury found indictments against large
number OF persons who rent houses to
dissolute women, but as capi1ses have
not been issued yet, the names OF the
Indicted parties have not been made
public
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-28
A PhOtogrspher's Frtghi.

From the Alta CALIFORNIAN.
He is a young photographer, just start
ing in business and love. The other
afternoon MS girls mother called for a
sitting.
He desired to make a most favorable
impression upon that portion of her
mind which could appreciate photog
raphy, and so he became trife nerv-
GUS in the work.
But he got her fixed finally, with her
eyes fixed classify on certain objec. as
is the custom. Then he drew the cloth,
took out his watch, counted of thirty
seconds, restored the cloth, and drew out
the case.
"Gracious" he unintehtionslly ejscu-
lated, ri forgot to pull out the plate
The old lady had to sit again, and she
prepared for the ordeal, but with
confidence in the operator Considerably
absted.
lie was pow more nervous than before,
and it was some few minutes before he
had her arranged to suit the focus. Then
the cloth was again removed, the watch
again pulled out. He counted off thirty
seconds, removed the cloth, and
drew out the case.
"Great heavensl" he exclaimed, in a
frightened voice; 81 forgot to pull out
the slide"
The prospective mother in law sprsng
to her feet, snstched up her hat and
shawl, and Pausing long enough to en-
quire if he WAS drunk, shot out of the
door, leaving the pslIid-faced artist
grasping chair for support
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OFFICE MARYLAND Live sToCK sCALp5s
wednesday. Juns "a, lS7.

PHILADELPHIA. June T-Plour-
Superfne 50 O0IaS rs; extra 81 IOtas 90,
Minnesota iamiIy - 90; Pennsyivsbr
IS 1902 %; high grsdss 80 6oC9l0 %
Whes, Steady; PennsylyAnis rcd 81 -
az 10; white " O5. Rye-Dull 4, 100
yOc. Corn Nominal; ys,lox 5jtdGcc;
mixed G3iG5S4C. Osts-btssdy; white
l7s50c; pi,sd 4sc; Psnnsyivsna white
4sss52e. Glover oeed--At l1fa,l4c Pro-
visions-- Dull. Mos Rtrk-A, $l4 10.
Beef H.ms-At Z2c Aea Aeei-At
S2l 6o[s22 20 Buiter--Unchsnged.
Cheess-Quiat but steady st ss(gsc.
Egg Qaiss ~ I7Gl7ie. Petroleum.
fIuil; rsansd l3ic; cr1ds 9c. Whisky -
Quiet; vs tern 81 IL, a
CIscrxsArL yuss 2z-Plour-
Higher; family % 76{16 ~. Corn
Higher si 60(s5Sc. Osts-At ssG4s-.
Rys- Quiet 81 70c. Bssiey-Qnies.
Pork-At Sls 60ele 76.aA Lsrd-Stsam
% s74. kstsle - .S00l0 90. Bulk
Meats Closing st 6(9l0 cssb; 81 buyer
july; sher: rib 7@7Sc, ssost clear 7ic.
Bsoon-Qases and ssssdy - 63C973(ss
Gsifs,eic. Whisky-Sssady and In
good demand sssl g. Enthusiastically
asd unchsngsd Hnse~d Oii-Quiet ..
e6e. es t fl1&441g
Hogs-In fair dsaand; common "a ~
a SO; hgh, - e0SA ss; PACKING u 10;
6aichsrS q IS. asl iasa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-28
General GrSnt.

LONDON, June 27.-At the state con.
cert given at Buckingham Palace last
evening General Grant and Mrs. Grant,
Emperor and Empress Of Brazil, Prince
ard Princess n Wales, Duke and Duchess
of Teck. Prince Christian and Princess
Helen, Princess Louise and Marquis OF
Lorne were present. At the Queen's
dinner given General Grant at Windsor
on Tuesday night. the Earl and Countess
of Derby, Princess Beatrice, Prince Leo
pold, Duchess of Wellington and Rox'
bury, General Bradesu and Lord Eting.
ton were present. General Grant goes
to Liverpool to-day. He will leave again
for London on Friday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-28
Hayes Southern Policy In the Iowa
Republican Convention.


DEs MONIES, June 27.-In the Re-
publican State Convention Mr.. Peasly
offered q resolution endorsing the
President and his policy, as an amend
ment to the first resolution. This created
q great uprosr and was received with
q tumalt IN which were mingled pro-
tests and Kisses. The chair ruled the
resolution rs not being german to the
subject, IS the amendment endorsing
the policy would secure the re-
suits asked for in the third
resolution of the report. 1t was
then offered to that resolution, and
with the same result. The third resolu-
tion, rs presented by the committee, was
then adopted with all the others.
Mr.. Luths. of Nebraska, offered the
following:
Resotred, That the so.cslled Southern
policy which has been insugursted and
pursued by the President of the United
States, Is in accord with the principles Of
the Republican party.
This was received amid general tu-
multi.
DR.. Bardsley, of Das Moines, moved
that it be referred to the Committee on
Res buttons.
Mr.. Merriam of keokuk coun-
ty, moved, amid great excitement,
that the resolution be tabled, which
was adopted by about 3l4 votes. The
committee on resolutions to whom bad
been referred amendments to the resolu-
tions, here returned with recommends
tion that the amendment referred to be
indefinitely postponed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-28
Sales of Coal.

NEW DIRK. June 27.-One hundred
and twenty five thousand tons of Scran.
ton coal were sold at auction today, by
order of the Delaware, LscksSanns
and Weston railroad. There was large
attendance of buyers, but the prices rul-
ed lower than those of last month. T.
600 tons steamer sold at 81 l7t92 20:
an 25 600 tous CRATE 81 2592 2I!; 2,SOO
tons egg 81 l7i92 As; $4,000 tons stove
s. 55(S2 81; 1900 tons chestnut 81 81!
(dl2 SO; 5000 tons pea 81 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-28
The st. Johns Fire.

TORONTO, July 27.-The Provincial
Insurance Company announce that in
consequence Of the loss by the st. John!
fire following IN unprofts Die season, they
have discontinued taking premiums, with
prospect OF speedy liquidation.
HAMILTON, June 27.-The city corpo
ration has increased the contribution X
st. Johns to $4,000.
HALIFAX, June Pill he cash contri
buttons now am Junt to $4,000.
New YORK, June 27.-rhe contribu
tions received by the British counsul fol
the St. Johns sufferers now amount tc
$4,000.
ST. JOINS, June 27.-A public meet
ing was held to-day, the Mayor presid
ing. Immediate action was urged in re-
gard to widening the streets, placing re
strictions on wooden or brick cased build
ings, and placing the hsrbor in position
to continue commerce Tree of duty fol
twelve months. Various committee,
were appointed 10 confer with Council or
the above subjects. The insurance rep
resentatives have signed agreement:
binding their companies not to accept in
sursnce on any wooden or brick casec
building hereafter.
ST. JOINS, June 27-The work O
tearing down the walls and opening
vaults and safes continues. The con
tents of the ss!es generally y are in n bac
condition. The Western Union Tele
graph Company IS preparing to erect
magnificent building. The princips
merchants are having the debris cleared
away for new buildings. The gas CON
pany promises gas inside of six weeks
A registration book has been placed il
the court house giving information u
families whose children are still missing
Supplies are being distributed daily t
from seventeen to twenty thousand peo
pie. The amount of provisions already
consumed is enormous, but the stocE
holds out well, and is being constantly
replenished.
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IT ,ooxs :. if the Baltimore and Ohio

Ir LOOKS as if the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad would soon be rid OF It's httie
s,.nc;,, embarrsssments. The Bslii-
more Gasette Of Tuesday says that 1t
learns from what il regards a. good su-
,bori,y that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company have concluded a
negotiation, which has been for some ,
time in progress At London for a loan 0. |.
ave millions of dollars, the object OF
vh,ch Il 70 take up the aosiing dsos Of
the company incurred in the building OF
the Chicago branch; and it is further
,,.,sd that million dollars OF this loan
i. to be paid over to the company during
the current week.
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Resolution IndOrsing Hap es.

CONCORD, June 27.-Ln the House, yes.
terday, Mr. Sinclair, Democrat, intro
duced resolution Of unqualified approval
OF the acts of the national administration
in removing the United States troops
from and restoring self government IN
Florida, Louisiana and South Carolina:
prohibiting Office holders from hodIr 6
the machinery OF politics for the purpo g
OF controlling political organizations, and
declaring that no assessment tor political
purposes on office holders shall be allow.
ed The resolution created lively dis
cussion, and finally, on motion OF Mr..
Stevens, Republican, was by strict
party vote referred TO the Committee on
National Affairs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-28
The Indians.

SAN Francisco, June 27.-Dipatches
from Lewiston, Idaho, report the state ei
affairs at theifront, up to the 10Th, as fol-
lows: The renegade Indians are joining
the hostile Indians and runners have
been sent to the Polouse, Spakane,
Columbia River and Unstllls tribes, who
they claimed would join them and they
would clear the whole country from
Lewiston to Boise City. The hostiles
have crossed Salmon river at Horse Shoe
Bend with all their plunder and will
make for Fsyette and Weiser valleys
with all their Warriors. Some estimate
their number at 800 Dispatches from
Geceral Howard are to the effect that
Col. Perry met him at Cotton
wood and his force Is TO move
tomorrow TO the old battle
ground. The Indians are in force 81
Horse Shoe Berd, on Salmon river, be-
tween White Bird and Slate creeks. The
following usmed forces are now in the
field: Regulsrs-Pcrry, 20; Whlpple,
100; Miller, 100; Throckmorton, 1876; al
others, rs. Volunteers-Chspmsn, 3d.
Page, %; Hunter, %; Elliott, 25i VIII
hams, l5 All the forces have gone to
the Salmon river except Elliotrs com
pany, which has gone up the Snake river
to head oil any Unstillas who may try tc
cross to join Joseph. -
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-The city
press are disposed to attribute the Indian
outbreak in Idaho 10 the temporizing
policy of General Howard; they also
give voice to the general impression that
the military authorities a. Washington
underrste the gravity Of the situation.
wAsa1EGToN, June 27.-General Nc
Dowell teIegraphs as follows: No news
from Howard further than that sll The
wounded men in the hands of the hostile:
have been killed, but not mutilsted.
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CANT" 'tbe best ever heard" etc, hut
the cravings of the "snnerds" of men re-
quired something more substantial, and
that yearning was bountifully supplied
by the always liberal ladies of old Wash.
ington. Several mssculines-who enter
ed the dining hall with evidences Of
lsnkness-could not egress in an entire
body, but had to be removed in sections
The "proven" was devoured with unac-
customed vorscity, and the caterers are
as serene as the gormsnds were full.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-28
Coach Robbed.

Hor CREEK, Wy, June 27.-The
coach from Deadwood was stopped last
night near Cheyenne river by five
masked men, who robbed the passenger;
of about $1,000, aod blew open an iron
box sad carried of the contents. Several
shot. were exchanged, one taking effect
in the side 0; HsWley, the driver. Thu:
i. the second coach tbs. has been robbed
this week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-28
French Affairs.

PARIS, June IA violent newspaper
article, written by NJ. De Casssgnsc, is
produciLga crest sensation. 1t recon-
mends thst the Councils should not Be
permitted 10 meet, lest they become hot
beds of sgiustIon Also that the gov
ernmen. should announce its intention Of
turning out = new Chamber, il il should
be So strongly Republican a. the one
lust Dissolved. 10 A.
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Rouds Lost.

NEw YORK, June z7.-While 8 mes-
senger of Stout & Go, of Broad street,
was crossing Wall street this afternoon
he lost $4,000 IN governmeI; bonds
which ne Was about to deliver. Tte
bonds were coupons, OF the series OF 1867
Tae following are the numbers: l5I,5l5r
l66, $50, l9l. 929 69,043, 67,l9l. l60,sS6,
lGO937, 1885, 1918, 9o,7l5, l66,SS6,
l66, ,sS7, l66, ,Sss, 1854 and 1908.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-28
Base Ball.

NEW YoEK. June II. Hartiords, i;
Louisviiles, l.
IspIAsAPoLIs, June T.-Indians-
polls, I; Red Caps Of b, Psui. 2.
MILWAUKEE,. June 27.- Chicagos, q
Milxaukees. z Al the end Of the
twelfth inning the Chicagos quit 70 cath
the train
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AcHll Raee.

BosToS, June 27.-The frs, Of the series
Of races between the FAulkner-Regsn
.ndDsyn-Landers crews on the Charles
river took place this evening. 1t was
single scull race between fauikneI ana
Davis, 8 distance OF three miles, fer 500
a side. and was witnessed By 1900 per
sons. Davis won by ave lengths; time,
a1.5si: Faulkner, 23:l4-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-28
REV. ]. G.. .ARMSTRONG'S ADDRESS
AT WASHINGION.

The Washington correspondent of the
REGISTER has already told our readers
something of the excellence of the ad-
dress delivered by Rev. j. e. ARMSTRONG
of this city, last Sunday evening, before
the Society of Religious Inquiry OF Wssh-
,ngton, and OF the deep interest mani
tested in it by the very large
and intelligent audience before which
it was delivered. So highly pleased
we're the members of the society that on
the following morning q committee OF
their members sent polite request to the
author to permit its publication in
pamphlet form, which request Mr.. ARM
STRONG of course cheerfully granted:
WASHINGTON, Pa, June 25, 1877.
Rer. j. G. Armstrong:
DEAR SIR:-The Society of Religious
INQUIRY OF Washington and Jefferson
College would respectfully ask, foi pub.
llcatlOu, D COpy VI yoe'
highly appreciated address, recently de-
liyered before it. The members are an1-
ious To preserve in an entire and perma.
nent form your valuable thoughts and
suggestions therein set forth. Hoping
that you will grant the request OF the
Society, We are
Most respectfully,
w. G. GAULT, Pres,
&. NJ. FRAsER, Sec,
&. r. CLARK,
ID. g. CARSON,
...a Committee.
WHEELING, WEST VAL
June q, 1877. !
To Mesrs. Gauit, Fraser, Clark ana
Carson:
GENrLEMEN:-Accordlng to your re-
Quest of the 25th inst, cheerfuliy fur.
nish you for publication the manuscript
of nv recent address before your society,"
and I sincerely trust that it will do some
good. at least in the way of stimulating
and encouraging to still deeper and
broader thinking.
Very sincerely yours.
..-.. j. G. G.ARMsTRoSG.
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NEW YoEK, June 27.-Csule-Re-
ceipx Yesterday aud to-day 1850 head.
against /, 300 head same time last week.
The quality VISA medium, and the market
dull. The closing prices were tt9!c per
pound lower than on Monday. The
best in the market sold At i2t6i2.c;
good .teers II lil9l2ic; ordinary 70 fair
nstives l0(Glltc; Ordinary COLORADO and
Kansas stock 9Gl0te, and common 10
fair Texss and Cherokee cattle, "a car
loads. ct 7Ic. About 80 steers were
tAkeo for export II Ic.
Shsep-RscsIpv tor two days 1897
head, against 1910 head same time lat
week. sheep we're fraction lover, and
lambs were frmeF. Sheep ranged from
4 " &C, and lambs from 70 7e, with
prime IN extrx lOt< st Tie
Hog-Receipu $3.50 bead for tso
dayh against 4C50 head for the fame
time last week The demand vs light.
and none Oi The ioGr car loads offered
alive lad been sold 81 noon.
New YokK, June T.-Dfy Goods
There wss . cootiDued fsir tn0vemsnt In
woo,en goods, and prices ruled hrm.
! fisnne,s and blankets In good demand,
and there we're large deliveries OF heavy
nen's wear on account Of orden from
New York milIs- Shirtings reduced 4c.
Prints remain quiet-
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American Institute Of IL. meopa,hy

LAKE VIEW, n. Y, June 27.-The
American Institute of Homeopathy IN
the second day of its session. hss large
attendance OF members and delegates,
Yesterday the President, DIR. L. Frank
lin. of st. Louis, delivered the annual
address, the bureau reported and miscel'
laneous business was transacted.