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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
Christian.

Rev. +. NJ NORTIII'M breaches at Tn.
ION Grove. ak miles north OF Homer. on the
Miudrn and Eldnrado road, 81 Sabbath of
each month and Saturday before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

1t is strange that people deprive
themselves at green peas, the most
drilclons vegetable that grows.
Most people will make one or two
paintings IN the spllng, early, have
"A few dishes in midsummer. and no
more. Now, why not have them
for two or three months rs well As
a week or two. Two things are
necessary 10 have good, tender
peas, and plenty of them rich soil
aud deep sowing; and too, soil 10 hr
we'll worked or we'll mnirhch. We
want our readers To try our plan.
Spade or piow ground deep; sow
deep; aud just as the peas ARE
breaking soll scratch surface over
with "A fine tooth rake, aud then
cover the surface right over the
peas with manure or straw; and III.
stead of getting two or three pick
inss you will get halt a dozen.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
An Honest Emigrant.
Philadelphia Record.

NJ, J. VI Aibertson, OF MOTIFS
TOWN. received q letter recently
which revives romantic incident.
Eortytwo years ago Lawrence Dee,
resident OF Indiana. jonrneyr'i OH
horseback from that State to Mont
gornery county, to marry a lady IN
Lower Merton. After the wedding
he bought a team To take his wife
10 his home in the West, giving
in exchange the horse Oh which he
had made the journey and $40,
which he borrowed from Mr.. Jacob
Albcrtson, giving bis note for the
amount. 4 letter was received
from Dee, stating his horse had Civ.
en- out aud he had been compelled
To halt in his journey, and that he
could not pay the note at maturity,
but would do so as soOn rs he was
able. Nothing further WAS heard
from him until Mr.. j. VI. Allertson
received u letter the other day, al
dressed To his father, who had been
dead eleven years, dated treSco,
Iowa, from the long lost cmigrant.
The letter contained the inquiry
whether Mr.. Albertson had the note
given "about forty years ago, ami
it he had il 10 send ii 10 the bank
iny house OF Kimball x FarnswOrth,
of Chicago, where II would he
paid, with interest. The note was
found and sent on.
A DiSrINGrIsHED FAMILY.-The
late and distinguished family OF
which Grn. Wade Hampton ~ $"
brilliant IL member, furnished lOtU
men to the Confederate army.
Among them may bc named Grncr'
ais Joseph f.. Johnston, Albert sgd
ncy Johnson, Edward Johnston. j.
B. Flo,d, John &. Brccklnrldge,
John =. aud William Preston, OF
Virginia, with Colonel X. t. Preston,
of the same state. No less than five
GOVERNORS of Virginia were at tins
family -liovcrnors Mcdowell, Camp.
bell, James Preston, and the two
Flu,d-: rX Governors Jacobs. of
krutnrkN, GraiZ Brow u, of Missouri,
and Weller. of California. Hons.
Patrick Henry, Thomas II. Benton,
W. &. Preston and Ballard Preston
were of them with Pruis Holmes and
Nrnablr>, oi the University ct NIr.
gina, and W. L. Johnston Ut Wash
ington and Lee University. Many
men who were distinguished both III
the civil and military life of tlr
North during the war, were alsn
bound by blood ties 10 this great
Southern family.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

The superintendent puhlic cduca
tion has prepared the following me
mnrial, copies of which lr proposes
sending to the various parishes for
signatures, They will then he sent
on To Washington. The memorial
il rs follows
To the Honorable Congress of the
Cnited States of Americas
The undersigned, citizens Of Lou.
isi.,na, gratliird To lrtttt that house
bill No 800, introduced 10y the
Hon. l.. ", Robertson, of this
State, provides for the rrtunding ct
the tax paid ou culton dullug the
Years 1865. 'G6, %, Is, AMI provides
that all at SAID tax, not called tor or
claimed within fnrce wears, by the
parties Who pald It, shall hc return
eel To the states III Which ii was paid,
for the prnm"tIui at the. education
ct the children OF such States, do
respectfully pray Your hon"rahlc
body 10 favor the early cunSidrra
uoa aud adoption at sad hill.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

Board Of school Directors.
". j. LESLIE. Prr-t,
pR. = Y. WEIR. S.cv..
DR j. T.. MEApORS, JOHN COOK.
Cot. j ). lOl'Nti. GEORGE DAVIS.
Is. +. LEDBErIER, BOB TARkINTON.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

As regards It's literary morts. its selections
will br of the choices; and most select
kind, cullrd from the leading
magazines and news
papers vi the day.
We confidently anticipate doubling our
circulation within the next twelve
months, thus offering to
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

TOB-W0RK NEATLY EXECUTED AT
u this Office.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
THL POTTLR Resolutions.
LITTER FROM THUELoW WEED.


EEVoLuu"NAEr MoyENEN1-RANE NGEAH1JrE
OF THE SCUM 10 PRESIDENT HArFr-IhE Govt
MuNI~I, GIyrN NLw LrF.
To the Editor Of Ihs IrtbHac.
SIR: The revolutionary movement ~ Congress has
awakened The most iAouehtiaa and th"mosi anxious
attention Of all intelligent o;1.'S. !, seeks, ai an
mau>piciou' mumcHt TO reopen question VINO"
for several months threatened our country with a
renewal of civil war. That question WIS finally de-
tcriniuel 10y high tribunal created by ard with Tn"
consent oi the coutcadIug parties. The decision oi
that tribunal was grle-oed ln hy those who c"Ih-
IDENTIFY expected hat failed t' obtain N.Iilct do
their favor. lur !T..lirn'-e''ci WIS r'Ao''"'| ~
anSura'ed' II" 'p''/'' A'> a'''h, 10 PC"'' 'H
I'.HaH'hR t"' '"'.'"'o 'l N'''" 81, '','" anu
Louisiana L" p.h"'iat' t'H''7''''7' Hi' A"'"', g,
IsI"4'A ms ''." '' "'', 40 Ill., '' .' '' ''' '''
,vmplthr., 10y manifest desire TO promote mc'cy
possible way the welfare "i the south
Nor j, tins aIl. y Democrat ""7 IhN'''d '"'" H',
Cabinet, and liberia. ,aar" OF Federal pa'T"n"H'
was bestowed upon Democrats "A" "'!' "'"''t
engaged IN a war against the "o'ci.''''".
and the Jul'n. Indeed lie H"'''''''' "'
the Administration III th1t dI'''" I''' ",'"
SO strong a. greatly 10 "''E'" Us "''" "P'I ~
puhIca's' N"ilh anu H'n'u' III, "'''' i''''"'',
therefore, "o' Only 'l'."I' '''- ''i' "''
and wanion; ui vet, with Tvs" tAt'P'"h'' 'h'N I'-
r'iycd a united I'AiGci"'' '"'r' A''cl ia '"''
president HN.' mas u'u' 4"' '"' ,'"'''' ~ ~"
Ninety al" " "'"..' '''''''' -
went u''N ID" NM i.''' -'' '''' - ''i'
s'rN'n q S.'''' ''l'N W Il -''''' ..'' ~ ''.'
who Was a>E d WHAT h' t"pHthi %! TIE II'r'''", '
Southern P"Hr'' We H' i"'-'''.S' SAM -''' ''''
" those VINO vi. never fofr'" H'' ana WE" H''''',
Ms Tor l"tSl'lh1 lN''.' '"" ,'.,
l.adIy except '"' non A''A'"''' I'' 80 n'",' Wv
J
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The usual Wednesday matinee will occur
to-iay ~ NIblos, when tho drama Of IAe Gascon "
". .li be- repeated.
The friends Of Mr.. Vinug Bowers, the
weuoan actor Will be- panied To- learn that hc i very
seriously a. ana in affection aii trouble at his resi-
deuce IN TINS Cty-Fiftl seventh -t., near Icnha'e
A troupe of Broncho horses Is 70 be shown
TO-DAY, at the Aquarium. TIE current perform
amos there present M J. D. Griffin M IRISH character
sbcchrs, aud Miss Angie -caOu drama. The latter
name is new.
Representations of "Thc Gascon". will be
given throughout the week NiDIo'--that IrIsclhe
and explosive parsonage being embodied by Mr. Edward
A.uof a.d ;hcherOiue being made DuKom and sIrghuy
D. N.e- i t.r Isle
The series Of standard play-books edited 10y
William IS .uter. and managed by Mc,,r-. Lee d snop-
ai Of Boston, viii shortly Dee augmented by che publ
cation Of "Otlcuo" "MacbetH.' The Merchant of
Venice. % The Pools Revenge" and "Brutus; the
Ian OF Talquu."
A change Of bill viii be Effected to-
night. at tn Union Square Theatre when The
'Chimcs ot Nouandy" viii give place to The Bohe-
iliau Girl" Mis- Emily Melville. Mrs. L".dd H1fF~ol
soguu. Mr Castle Mr PoaKes ana thcir az o'"l'- VIII
participate u t.c performance OF TINS id'0rJo opera
The representation Of "A CclcDiatcd case
has proved successful the Grand Opera House Mr..
{. J. Cocuau-the best general actor that IlglaLd
has sent 20 these shores. IN recent years-al-
pears M tins piece, and has the cooperation OF the
dramatic company Of tho Union square 1heatIc Con-
Ccrts ARE given on Sunday nights A. the Grand Opera
House. which Nj Henry TissingtUn directs, and 10
which Mr. j. Levy toot!es.
The exuberant and mischeyOus performer,
Miss Dickie Lingard, will come forth al the Park
fheatre next Monday, acting SIR Simo" Simple in the
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
GENERAL NOTES.


MI. Nhilon NJ NlcnoiS' 'le Hu''e'NI". i-"'''i
FOR many years Of The hpr"G"c'" omo' htPHO'e ana
wei known 20 sunday "oih'I' '"I""s" ' "'''
lalOrs at Chautsuqua assemblies has just
begun the publication OF monthly jour
nal called The ChrisFans WORKER, ia the interest
Of the Surlay-schoos Young Mems Christian As-o',I
tous Temperance and kindred works II il published at
- cent? ycai ls lul "l uI.-l'' l,"'' i'~''''' ' "
u'.,''",, ,''' -'' .,:l H. -.;,,,lo.l ,I
INC " '9' ''i'Niii ~ "'' y, -. ,
'"'7,"""'- .t' 80, =, ,,...
fp""oe"' ~ 'i",' q" io."' ''' ~, -. -,
OF H'N'''' Vi i"'''
ieiii''c '"'''''' iu 'O'''" l'' ga
that were 80 large as one OF ms "',si ana 'l" ''
was pronoby quite rs " reliable picked up hN Of one
that hal been broken III two ana i.e i., wa
5'aJ ~ ,,,ifaj ON Inc wing, o. the tornado ir.m
Moscow. Iowa County u Pulut eighteen mics @N~!
and therr rescued torn ana s'l'l 'N' sun ''-''e'
Edward hlmballs methods are rcSai"'" III
some quarters highly Objectionable, but the results "I
lis labOr- certainly very satisfactory He has "'c
Instrumental I'm relieving thirty D-e'cn churches oI ""
hiItcs oEsr,-auug Sl,5OoOoo li~ latest achievement
wrOUgh' u Chelsea Mass last sunday "H' "''
Of $50 ODu was lifted from the Central Congregations.
Church. TIC Eregation remained IN the church Ii'
1890 A. 60 D. ~ but The subscriptions did not 'A-
coed $4,000 The anniversary exercises OF "a" SUNDAY
school "tl' "'.o j! ,Ie rnrn'-' '',- % ',v ,,,,iI
Ilrbf fI.f Ile .ol, amount Wa. secured.
An Ep,l.b mechanic m Derby recently con-
80 - ,,,,1 ,,,cl,,,, IN, IN. Ir.yeI.,.., of poa,l
Inc 17 machine vss intended 20 Dbl, fixed al interval.
al. ADJ. fastened Il, fine hedge, f,y wires. with
v-ir.- o- f'r- --rca anult I'm ar. directions, and was
40 eor.trr.,l That upon auyouc %, u,u- cutau. JED
IN the I9- r- weight would % down the on. side of
-, a. ~ , q vol 81, ,r an, f-,,, ,.gf.
snort tu'e OFT 'i' I'rC''S'V' \'' "''" '' ' w." I
Then thrr. would Doe explosion and small SHOT would
n. scoff.-aa at.ut in Iuurierou- 9nulInuce ig ,r
,,c,r,i,us fo,c,cr and c.r,,fri. giving notice Of
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

DIED

RNXTFR-On Friday Nav D. at North salem. Ny. Jo" X
Baxter aged 3 wears months AMI % DAYS
RJ-~-uu SUNDAY. May o. Richard Busn. aged ~ vea'S
'Srl a.. t5r r,,en,, %. Nir. Mar Lawrence Nrv.aaa
T.. [. or wednesday. The 3Ota INST, ~ = p. m.
ChgITE-At No. &i Wsacmar ave., Newark on I4,~'ay
the 2-th usL. Pahp kent only c'la 81 ,rir' l" "h
Fuu,Ih services az II Ucucka IN lhufsidS jat outh INST
CHAPMAN Brorsyr MONDAY, the 27rh INST, Charles
" chapman Of Washington formerly oi Ne"-hhNch,
Fnrr services viii be holt a the residence Of his broth,r
nllw. William e. C"Ow"I. No. lGb lcatFis.p.aCe, BOOK
lu on Wctle-tlv. the 29fh inst, az > D. ~.
Iut,!mrut a. Sew. Nav'u. Conn.
pA COSTA ON Tuesay morning MAY - a. her 70" !cn"'
Nu i71 Henry II, BroyAlyA, bllAi NJ "a"" oil '' 'i'o
John ". DI costa.
Nol.ty uf funeral hrt eaftrr
uILLTY- I'm brooklyn. Nou3nv. NAY O. r. clifford Gi'y.
only chd of Edward : amt ldlA.o H. "l-t' A-r' leig
aud +. months.
IutrTmcut at NOodlaUn.
IANpON- At West Wus,eI Conn. ,Iay o. Phebe Thonp
SON. wife Of the i'y. seymour LaAuu OF the y \ l. Con
ivtouc, Agcl ~ wears.
nrIr az TIE residence OF uti son I'D "
J. r. Alyor' on the 2ith inst.
MAIN-on Tuesiav. May IS At p'rmon, y Y. Ms sarah
l. Main. wife uf Alexander Main tg.i - years, 49,
Funeral trou late ,iGcuce Thursday "gih INST on
Ialf.ruId Of NrH jersey.
Return train, leave At $40 and go.
OWEN~-At bloomfield y. j. MAY p. Caroline p. Owcv'.
voung, dal hcr OF Maria II. and the late Thomas II
Notcc Of funeral hereafter
P\TTFN .Ou SUNDAY May 2G John Paien proprietor q
IL, Pacific Hotel M the 30 ti wear OF hs sare , .,
amt friends rrsprctfply invited Z" attend ihe
funeral ~ als alU residence, Vayhr !!"ir ~" lZ Green
wlCh~ j. ll. Nt'I-'s1t, MAY - th" IA '' 'f'i
CLuI,l. Erp1dHaE and Nc-"y o. at o'l'rA D. ~.
RAND tt pcckskin Y W on Monday May p lS7S IN th6
ms Bailey T. second son OF Aaron aAd MAJ
EaUvt Elizabeth Rand. a., 81, -,
Tuurr4 viii be- held THURSDAY Nay 30 from tLc Fo'
iurm',l church. Peck skll. at J b. IA.
Tram leaves t-tsl. al II a. NJ
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

,,, in recollection OF an interview with him IN sep
tember 1888. sold for about Sj2. Two unpublished
,,,neranre Illustrations brought about $40; the NO.
,i," of sir Iohn Falstad brought about Sl'' ; me
,u yyot.r color illustrations To Harrison Ans"'ilh7
Windsor Cl,iIr" sold ~ FROM SO 4" 80 each' MnIr
,hosc 10 th, Lie of Sir John F1lSitA oJNuAut hu,I
brber prices from S42 10 cl'i cHch' It ny s 90. i
hsr ,.,J Il, { ruik.hauk while ~ worA, Wh' IofHiE
belonged % G..rIy, the chlcoI"'l-' '''' j." ANU
Mr. +. u. Millct, the BOstonian, Is thus
,,s,,,ly ,.e. lloned by IhcWOrId of London; Il am
opte certain that no one who has ever read lu'm ', 10Y,
ottcn or over can forget, tho Wond'riM '''''S WIG"
o,,,ar,i in The Daig Nc,rs describing the W"N"''
,orcn os Gnou-ko- army through tue oFAh'"Ie '"'''
ord tho ~s of the advance fror sophia oiHiI '"
n, Tho author Of these letters was N'""-
A,oricso named MiUet who began Ire as "'''''i'.
IN the F,d.r, army during the CvI VAL was I-V"o''
q, no mn l. l assistant. and mas 'oI s'in' !'"'' "'
strd,fnr art aud painting on the ''HuI'N "",'' S'
,..t unfamiliar tu visitors 70 the Paris ~.-
or MS WI ,I,iluud IN the recent CtupslEu 1fr
ION 't t,,r,.li,t and artist He HRS rated IN me
GrggA,c tie letters from ms pen ID iW ,Hy ',S S'"
uisnot easy 60 pronounce NN''1 N'-'' ~ WV" '' '
ter done
WAsgNGroN, May 2S.-Social circles IN
,r.brfo have been excited to-day oy"r the marriage
~ John c. Fremont ir, Ensign IN tho United stat"'
Novv a,,l sau - General John G. Fremont, and Miss
Anderson of 'his city. Ensign Fremont has been
ordered 10 PrlIs and was in Ncw-YoIk awaiting h-
vessel Ms Anderson and her mother lot
,ris cit, last week for Nov-York. to take q
Ste rlcr for Europe and while that city the young
lady and Ensign Fremont met. Yesterday the Lu-lN'
called ON Mss and Mrs. Anderson, and invited iAe
daughter Co take walk. The Offer accepted, aud
tHe couple remained away from the uuiuyT sc''rr
hours LAT" yesterday afternoon the. brother ol MISS
Anderson received In this city dispatch stating thAt
LIS sister AMI The Ensign had been married
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
SEEKING 10 FAFoRcE THE L.fWS.

CONFERENCE or CouNIrILE OF pR. Glossy :
SOCIETY AND THE BOARD oF FPoLICE- COOPER
AupN PROMISED.
committee Of the Society for the Prcycn-
tion Of Crime consisting OF the Ecy. DR. Howard Cros-
by u. j. whitney, ". f. M,tI. C. schmidt Dr. Union
and the Rev w. H. merritt, held conference with the
Police Commissioners yesterday morning, M the Central
office in Mulberry -t The four Commissioners. their
r.uu- and one ut the Police inspectors were p''tI
Dr. Crosby Laid before the board the whole AIM ut lc
-occtY To- prevent by enforcing the laWs ana u"
90 A- by such aId and Information would he help
t,uucu ~ thc present rtatc of the Excise
Ilcnt Of the Iaw-uow clearly defined Iud 'mpihjl'tN
approved by the people. The soc.riy a7h'>' ne Nin'
well as Of th" courts. The 'l"irhrnt "I iL' ES l'NES
relating "a gambling WIS Suggcslrd, Hhu N"ihf NiiL
siurio>i oh.rr'Hucc o.! ne SUNDAY '" va '' " w.
President smith replied 20 DI crosby, declaring jhd
the Police Board IN iull accord and pmi@l' Ni'n
tho Objects and doNIrya %! IHo e",''ll, i"o ,,,
furh.ddns the sale OF Intoxicating UHnk ui an!
LIud on sunday WAS read, and the society
+" usTr in rr,,,ra to IT, The sentiment OF tnc
society was declared tU Doe rWphhiirtN d-'h' I''''
Hug Kind the ground that more could DE- hc' 'h'"
tho end BY nru steady and persistent WWchIuM 81,
I,i,. .s,,ure m, tur.r views, AID s.ud tie society
a. the Prosecution al offenders NE' once lH Tue h''
of the W. iir alluded tu che sue, res Nhh lH' ,,''N
u added That u any h'Grri %. "",.. ,...,fn.I% % The
the police officer Should hr i"tl''ll w, .I' 'H,
rcuugt.d to tie board In order that the Offenders Sh
be called 90 strict account. The committee A"Il5 u
parted With tie assurance iltl lht '"i
a.c such steps might be required 10 eh'of'o a." Inc
present Laws. ,,
While the conference was in session, Asse4blynnn
lluahnu sat iu the aut,-Iuum WaihE l' see 'Ie '"-
miSsoucTs. one nguuI-utGuIa were also present
sytu" tuat they Thought the conference most UNJUST
II was their opinion that tncy ought TO be heaId as
Ia Ia a tlffT SD
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
THE WIFE-POISOyLYG YRIAL.


MES. NDSBl Et'ltS LII LIE JUNE.
now 1HE .urErr,'s DErUrY FOLLOWED The COL
orEp SERVANT FROM TIE HhrsE.
Sheriff Lavertys detectives Monday evening
Discovered apparent attempt on the part Of
Mrs. yosburgh to escape. Francis sckes, cousin
Of the accused minister, leit tho house at .
o'clock IN company with woman dressed
% Vo~burgs clothing and heavily yclitd. one OF the
two dcputvsherf~ followed. while the other watched
the house The couple was followed FOR distance
and the woman then required to lI her veil Mrs
Nu.bpr-h Wa- not beneath It, but Phi', the coorcd
servant of Mrs Vos1urgh,
Mrs Vu,bur-h stated last evening that she h1d been
very much annoyed by having the dcrutrshcIG watch
,ng her house, and Monday night she told Francis
-ckc-, her cousin that she going TO play trck
upon the officers. They talked the matter over and
finally decided that ph- should put Oh the dark green
drc. tAot Mrs Vo-hu-h generally wear, and 20 out for
vaS with Mr SIchl,s. Phi.lt, had retired, 1t being
after O'Clock. but readily ag1oed to the plan and
dressed ~ directed bv Mrs VosbUrgh. She also closely
vailed her facc In thc tur.or she spent some
lli' '" !..'7.'I- 'i-' l"'u - M ~, IN,
Rev Ped iic Phliad Pima. who was IN the house
a the time the iuhr was u'aNuci was talking win thC
oirrts Whcu Mr. Sch", and !AllH7 aprr'r,d. one oi
the officers went 10 tho telegraph Odro and sg"t dis
patch ShcuI Layrry tha ME- NosuiZh had cit the
hcu,, The couple was tnou closely followed about halt
o mile aT Constable koc.no, WHO finally ASKED IS ms
rccy ing any answer. the officer took out pdp,r which
be said wp- The capas ana thrcatcn" 10 tahc Mr. \o>
hurgh 10 la lie then lifted The Vail nu" -" mar me
myslIolI, lady was MOI AIrt To-huIru bU her coorrd
servant. The officer 20 once started {" rturn a. ia"
nuu-', followed hy the l@u-h"r ot r sickle 6auG FLs
Ms Vo,nutgA stated tAdt uc whole aiHr " - - joke
auI that she haa l..a "' '-r.pH- tr"m ID" Hou>'
t,i,ny her ,sire MR.. No.uaryI escaped ~ tn, city
NHtr Constable k"",hc Wa following N'. -r.i'7 ANA
IIf,s a'p,l.g officer remained guard ~ the house
EHo -A.uA Wl- positive that ,lr. N,,hui&h was ID 'he
cape. Nj Yo-hurch at'd yesterday inni hc wa not
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New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
- 1900 MARKEIe-nY TELEGnAPm

BUFFALO Nav TUE-Hec,Igts to-day J35 head;
total ~ week thus I, 1oD head arains tih+ heal
Last ,s,a Of p cons Hn'i tn"nSl az
car- TO-DAY; fresh arrival, con suDa III uEh % t'
-r.tr AND LAy.-Ee Receipts to-day 400 head: total flt
the thus far GGuuL'ad, against "+1h tl tsi Nr'@
yn- -nrI through. - market without decided cahEt;
shippers holding Of no sales tOcd} 10 cars III tAo S"4'
uDsa,i quality good. ..,,-.,. .,. ,,,.
ftr 200 had. AGAINST $3.50 head lat week consumer
through - cars. hight Eastern demand. sales o loIk
Weight, - ja - 20. Heavy at - -'47" 81 Common
Rough uUt wanted AT any pi.te: - cars uHs ~ ~ %.
CENTS 800 shipments +,oOD head market 1rH and
Give. Heavy Jr. higher Al - TO-" - Dos IrtN
-l o,r % - gJd<H Oj MINvdlni- 81 aCy az = 80 -" -
CATTLE -I.,trpt- q, 900 head; shipments l3h htau mar
kc steady and shade better demand Tor Cool tattr Al
2ugS- 60 Feeders uuChaaLea. COWS, 5VH5 Bulls,
:! 1888: CHura.0s Sis-i 10 Texans, :" 100 . = p
SHEEP Receipts 1000 head; moe a'tV% bat Lot LifA''i
I,,I IluFgIY Penn. Nay ArrF-Iecairts today.
22- head turUugl and 3-j head o dd sotA prices M
I"--E,certs TO-DAY L7Go head sales Of Workers. s. Is
qSB 90; pM.ldrluh.as.is3 i51~3 80. 49,
9GFF-Hccyipts today. 4.4Oj head selling at a-t weeks
81 lorTs. May 2s.-CArrL-sMpwng grades lower AMI
stock steady with Lo demand. flLh" u
Choice Natiyc shipping steers - euat5 - far 10 Opoi
do 2jG$4 Gu DO, Butchers - 40 - - COWS tul
I.g-rS <|G-3 So Feeding steers - .'Atl -; l"cA'ls
- GS3 Is Grass Texas steers A. 3"aS% % do Cows
.EFS. Corn Ted Texas N"lr - JpdSt -0 IoIoi-'o
do - ~JHs4 80. Receipts 1900. -.-...-
Fi0--Dul weak and tower; Light shipping. - - az 01
Packing - ass Butchers u Fancy S34sJ 10 Receipts
~ur~r- only oc demand ana supply I-ht Goo'to Fancy
CI.Ji-G :, -. Receipts Is