davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-09
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, ;2ss ER0AIWAx,F1 vS%qx ,1
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sALkS Or rAr6nS.


4pHSsSoaSs5 q md . s'-
sS3sS asD SHSSSafsa .is e. SEX @
ssAI nsai1FE EE'5 Fo& r4l
suslSsss oPeoHTyEITIEEsm PeoH =. s.l r.sr .s9
SnhaKs % Ks1 AM snAHIEsHisiasa Nm Fae.-ssh eel
..a 81 col :s
SSSSiSS SSSS fss.s:s Fss.ssa .s
bWsILTSG TousEs ro LIT. FURNISHED AND uN-
fts.ss ses.s.A 20. 90.
EYES And KAxs.yrH Pssr-sd col
fuussIIssa1D fiSXHciAIAsrn rasn s1S.-''' 90
ESs Eeos stsssis 70 Izr
r,p 2p rAcx-ss g, ans .I 4sh esi, s,is -,
81 81 81:
GSIf %xSTH5-x4IEssccia'sF F.s..sss III -. 4,
zS5sS SJa Sts.s. zs Vt ..s sA
AND
Losr ASD sousb 6siAf is1 fAcsAi.s so col '' -
aAEsISAsxssa aAGsLE s.s1g:a raose.A COL
sssslYSh NV sss Fsssss Sc: r.s.s.A col.
PERSONAL-lsT PACH list col. at tsa.
pIANOPORTES. ORGANS. Acorn PAGx-3d col.
POST OFFICE NoTICE-lsr rACE-6th COL
FsSFeIoSaI FsSSFFeeISp sasSss wAxrED-yKxALzs
PRofEkr9 ASIs' OUT oT r. THE CITY FOR SALE Oh 70
RkNT-2D PAGE-1st and I'd cos .l84sE
RIAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAGK-2d col
Real ESTATE wAATsD In PAGK-2d COL.
kEMOvALS-0rH PAcx-3d col. 4EyNA K
kkWARuS-1srP PACx-lst col. tt8x 3sEEt 3s5 f4f3
T 81 ..a s.s. 81 ss
3 La. l2yH PAcE-1st, I'd and 30 cola s sI44 ss4
I INVITATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAox-4sh and
9th coils. 4.t
SPECIAL NOTICEs-lsr PAcE-lst. I'd and Sd coils.
STALLlONS-lsr PA0x-3d COL
SfUkTlNG-DOdS. BIRDS. 6C.-lsr PAc8-3d col
kTORAGE-9TH fAck-3d SOL
SUMNER RESORTS lsr PAGE 9Th cel
THE TRADEb-12rH PAcE 9Th col. a
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PuHPOSRS-2p PAGs-3d and
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE-2p PAcx-eth col
UNFURNiSHED ROOMS AND ArARrAkNrS TO LIT
- 2D PAcE-4th col * 4g lIs ss9s1 "a
WANTED TO PUkCH AsE-erH PAon-Sd col IN
WATCHES. JkWELRY. kC.--l2rH PAck 18th COL i
WkSrCHEsrE. COUNTY PROPERTY FOR sALK OR
TO LET IN PAGE-lst col .fst@5l s 7,
YAChTs. STEAMBOATS,. xC.-1OrH PAes-6sh col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-09

IDOST OFFtUE NUTINE. :.
rhs Foreign Mails tor tho week ending saturday. April
H. 1878. viii this office Tuesday a A. NJ for
kurope oy steamship Wyoming. via Quccnso.n; on
wednesdmv at $50 A. A. fcr Europe. by stessship bcth
MA, vita uesnstYwn: Thursday, at A. M os hurops
by stsamsnp Battle, via Qassstown orrcsponasnee log
snsny aud France 10 be srwardsd by this tsAnsr must
be specially aud A " ~ tor Europe bv steam
ship uossta via Plymouth. Cherbourg and tMmeurxi on
saturday Al IL A. NJ Tor Europe sesr snip City of kch
nond, via Queenstown corrstp ndepre tor Germany aud
to be sdsd bv this steamer must be specially
Hddresscd and st Tor scotland direct BY ssesn-
ship Anehora via Gissgow, aid at ~ 80 A. NJ. ios Ger
&c by ste snsttp hermann. via southampton and
bremen corsspoadenee for Great Britain aud the vontl
this steamer must be specially sd-
dressed. The steamships Wyoming, bothns. Baltic aud
Ciy ~ hiehnond do n" saks MALE Tor Denmsrs sweden
Norway TIE mails for Asptn all aud Soutn Pacific
ports leave New York April The mails ios Nasssu ~ r
leave New yorx Arri The malls the West ladies' VIA
BermudA and 1hornss, leave New York Aprit n fhs
mails for Hayti ssysnilla &c, leave New York April Ia
maiSfor China Japan leave San Francisco Apr
10 1HOAAs Ia JAMks, Postm Assss
PoSr orvlcg. Nsv yoRx, April q, 1s7a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-09

& -
IMPORTANT To hoUskKEEPERs
JAG. JOHNSTON.
Drs.dw.y. ssh av.. and 22d a,
New York.
DA''A1 II fas A AksD6cTioSs ftns IN fhEiR si'o' -
CARPET DEPARTMENT
BEsr HxaL1sa BRUSSELS CARPET.
sEs1 sAxoNY vELvErs: ).
BEST vnEsou aoSGsfs SiSssss i''" y % to u 90
BEST RoxBvHS sSafsS ssnsskEs. iis% \. 90 to y 70
OTHER 'sisiia %Esi. ksSws tsS II g aisis. K y.
iroA VI - soc.
STRAW 1Arr1xGs.
| FROM iec AND UPWARD.
cILcLoTHs 1oc e. AxD grWAK0. y,,n xn ,p.vr. 80
TURKISH ASR RqGAnIs s1S Low 1S'f fkicRs @ AAfA'' -
THE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
Is WELL pEsEnyIxo 4 cAEErgL INSPECTION.
NEW fAkSlsnHn AsS hakss WITH siack 4 OF
% INCHES VIDE Snox j 8 ss 10 THE YARD
ssasy ssg eSH se.s.Fss. rlO'ans
THAN 1srf1x l1sl rfH skAeSs,s csss fsss FsiSea
SESs i V i i iSaD &sS sSioHI'o'
LACE CURTAINS IN NHw
RxAL LACE rAxBouR SELECT fArrERss
CULTURE AND NorTIS0HAx.
rnns yoFTy rAsr rAg IExk., csSg fsiSss hSss
sos Ass EysssEgss COVER
isc. YARD AND UPWARD
ALWAYS ON HAND
xIRRoRs coKNiCEs AAD coKxIcK POLES.
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARrxExr.
HAVING PuacHAsED THE WHOLE srocx
rurI IRISH hak IIsEs fsEsAksp HspoF6ER T1 Syyxx
DEslkABLE BARGAISa
10 s..stsol..s LINEN snKArIscs. 81.
100 piece. Of Pillow oAsE LINEN. sss; C .''''' =
LOO nARsgILLEs QUILTS. 81 %;
500 pssess BLEAcHED DANAsg, <oa;
$40 p.ees. an. DOUBLE SATIN pAMasK, 1se s~''''
1000 dozen EXTRA PINE nucK rowrIs %g':s x sS =
cost 10 import. - IS.
SPECIAL NOVELTIES
cLcIM:,, SxfkiSs. DoSLixs AID LUNCH cLoTHs
Low pRIcEs
eouS,ry on application thus snsiias out town psrss
10 ssts their parehssss YORK
JA 9. JOHNSTON
r. EsyT i7rH ST. NEw YORK.-LEO (DK Cnkz
OworsG 4 irsnek de Pssi, -siai.s do kobss Biaa
ens Fsnsislss Dc s.asen iaxssIs nas osnss Dc Psns
MILLINERY AND DkHssAlAKIs0.
MxE. DuAoSr 90 w,,, ao,s !.
rssScTf ssSsisTf Gif1iaE frnIsaaY i!
ruEsS%S s;.',s %EspsssSS9 Il, ;ssaI; .THssSG2sDAY
April v, 10. IL
BOAHOEiSs WANTED.
EXTRA LNMsE DEsikA SLE KUOx. wird
Hoard FERNS $40 for hnnsm sds bread, pastry.
Ae. In abusdsscs zsi West i4sh II.
lBoad. sss is Board' isa Esss ie,h s,. No moving
ldssrns Pile and pevmsnsnt home. liberal table
central ioeationi rsfersnc.. SB Last i1sh -.
So TO 81 WEEK BOARD WITH RooM-is
l.Neison place cosnes Ciioson place near brosdwn,.
ssASD PRosPHcT PLACE CAST 4IsT sr.) =
Several choice family Hooms With Board nns airy loca-
marine views; terms moderate; references.
Erm Av, i27.-ELEGANrLy FURNISHED ROOMS ;
Cass Psror Floor, wish board to families gentlemen
reference.
Ctionsbls Hoard moderate prices; dinng par
lcr hoor references
SrH AND 0rH Avs.-DEsIRABLE ROOMS wirH
CBosrd 5s West 18th -. hsierences
IN wAvrRLhY PLACE, NnAR BRO ,DwAY.-
lUrront Rooms Si2 TO xi0 Tor two. With hoard single
sSs transient 81 90 days table Board. a.
I 4 ri ST. CoR.Eh 10 Az. gp AND aja--DksfRA.
tbc large aud small hooms, with Board
tTii sr. 1853 WEST. ROOM fOW GENTLKNAN
anu wia; not aud cold water with nsst csss hoard
"A wKsr 2sTil sr., UokNkR BkOADwAY-EiK.
lfsAntiy furnished Rooms for gsnsemsn families,
references
I x EAsT 4ap. BOARD rRoA MAY !, AN ESrIRE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-09
HORSES. cAIsHIAoEs. sc.

A UCTlON House OF VAN TAssELL 4 KEARSkY
IA Ito AND ll2 EAST 18TH ST..
t NEAR 4TH Av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-09
NEW YORK, TUESDAY, APRIL g. ls78.-TRIPLE SHEET

IiOhsEs. CARRIAGES. sc.
rvsN'sX q oX The yIooD. yIooD. AND the
ciRcULATioS LAST WEEK wAs:-
~ xi.Diiviil:kiiilisR Ar 2oc. LixK. 49, 49,
xDy9RTisiI Ar soc. IisR.. 's'.s
:, " ADVERTISE xif soic;' x LisK.'''. '
ADVERTISE Xf aoG Linz. 80 s'
.xDvEaisE Al ajG. LINE. ''o'o
XiDvEaiisE AT aoo. Il LINE. '''''0
1850. 'XDvEaiTisE' XII aoU LINE
1TvEaTisk in THEE. IvESsiSiGi' 'IikLIdh.a ~
assT II. ~ as M4sT st sr
To LEr-PKIvATE STABLE NO. lis WEST Path
). EDGAR LEAyoRAPr. 7oa s.h av.
TO LET. MONTHLY BREwsTKR CARRIAGE
TX s S'vs w.. s.; % %. on
Rroughsn. By Brewster Gu: Soape nearly new. ny
MAKE $500 Coupe nocksxAy % $500; light Clarence. BY
WI H. GRAY 20 snc - Wooster st.
M ANTED-A vEKY DARK UnEsrNUr or LIGHT
SQUAD and young: high action. Address II. r.
station A.. Post odnce.
WANTED--A RkLIABLE ie HAND HORSE FOR
si e ss,s q 70 * s ~. .ss 's
sound gentle cheap also Phaelon Bnggy. Aadress.
stating iuli particulars, CASH. 2oe Herald onhce.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A SADDLE HOKsk.
w half Or threeQusrtcr thoroughbred, la3 high A. T.
s., 4 West 43d u.
Ok GOOD WORK HORSES. Is MULES. SENT FRO 4
for roG. MIX Ccmpauy's stable $40 West 24sh.
D0Q EAST aoTh ST. MAR 81 Av.-TwO EXTRA
AOOGnc young speedy Horses; extens,on top light
Phaeton, seats tour handsome Road Wagon
stylish top Pony fhseton hne single and Doubis
wi sell separate ~ great bargains Of leaving
@OEll LADY ESTABLISHMENT; COMPLETE
YACO.ToP rhseton. Pony and Harness. 4e.; also
Brewscr sprng and full spring BuggeS
sold ssDAr~te; cheap Boarding stable SO We. 10th st.
DRY GOODS.
A.
To Wholesale buyers OF
Great Kid Glove sale
at HARRIS BROTHERS..
5000 dozen Ladder Two Buttons. ans
quality. ~ -
5000 dessn Ladies Two buttons, superior
5000 dssss Ladder Three Buttons. extra aas
quality, Vt - 50 per dosen.
. In new and desirable spring shsdeA
Also cur regular iInp0rtAttous OF
Hsrris Seamlofs.
Hsrris' tpxtens) Prsvost tSido.sut),
Victoria, LxurStta. Donna Maria,
#N NfF Fsrnxnde. Cora, Ac.
" reduced prices.
in38 40, y and 10 buttons,
Ter ladies' weatismeu. misses and children.
Colors and Qualities uusurpasssd
aA AARkIS BkOrhkKs. s77 broadway.
between lstn and 18th stA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-09

REGULAR SALES CP HORSES AND CARRlAGEi
- EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse warranted sound kind anu Wue
harnsss. from to three days IL given
test warransseG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

So $50 600 Sa. nsAwIso'
JACKSON CO.. BanksrS~ 81 Nassau s.. near Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-09
HORSEs. CAKHlAuEA. /,

K UOffOd HOUSE or xKcH JOHNSTON,
"A ~. 81. % and rs 18th ST. q
4 NEAR m DIV NIL
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28

states the will Of the people and plainly
lays down his duty in the premises The
best thing that Mr.. Sherman can do, not
only for the good Of tie country, but for his
own good, is to treat the silver dollar as he
knows the people have wiiled that it shall
be treated-in all respects as the equal Of
gold. /. will be well for him to consult
the Interests of the people, and let the
bond-hol5eEs take care Of themselves for
awhile. There is very strong impress
sion in the public mind that the financial
affairs Of the government have been run in
the interests Of the money power long
enough, aud that the time has come when
some attention should be paid to the inter
es,s Of the common people. If the Secre-
tary of the Treasury has proper regard
for the political future Of Mr.. John Sher-
man, he will steer clear of the gold ring.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
Communion GurrI

An Old physician retired from prC,riry,
having lad placed in mis- hands by "A = las.
India missionary the formula Of ample
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and r0TmH-
neHt cure FOR consumption, bronchitis. cat-
arrh, asthma, and all thrO@t and Iurls aIrc-
tons, also a positive and radical cure f,r ndr-
vous debility and all nervous complaints,
after having tested Its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, Iss felt II his
du,y TO make IL known To his suffering fel-
lows Actuated by TINS motive, and desire
To relieve human suffering, | will send, free
of charge, To AL who desire 1t, this recipe
with full direction for preparing and usi. z
in German. French. or English. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, W. W Shcrar, liJ Power E!Dck
Rochester y. Y. june6eOwIy
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28

"The Princess was very i'll, ""the Princess
suffered severely from sickness" cher Roy-
al Highness promenaded the deck" etc,
ETC., but where the deuce was the poor Mar
quis all that time?
s.Oh, must leave thee, England, dear ."
She cried in accents frantic,
Then threw her Offering overheard,
Upon the broad Atlantic.
Old Neptune is no respecter Of persons,
and SO when he said to Mrs. Lorne, "Give
up that dinner" she complied, and threw
in breakfast beside.
Whatever her Royal Highness may
think Of her husband in the midst of roy
atty, she was all for-lorne during the tenn
pest on shpboard.
Every loyal back in the Dominion is bent
to-day, for her Royal Highness puts her
sacred foot in the sand at Halifax. Oh,
H-alifax,
Lorne says he didn't mind leaving Eng
land. "Fd throw up everything" says he,
'ior the posish of Governor General"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28

Senator Bruce, Of Mississippi, is gentle
man of color, and his bride a lady OF color
They have been travelling in Europe during
the summer and fall, and are now en- route
for Washington, where a handsome resi-
dence on Capitol Hill awaits their arrival
Official etiquette requires that the wives Of
all the cabinet ministers and congressman
shall make the first call on a Senator'S
wife, and the wives of the Oldest Senator'S
are expected to set the example. The ru-
NOR is that Mrs. Bruce is not TO have the
benefit of this time-honored rule; in other
words, that she is to be snuhbed by most OF
the Republican ladies on account OF her
complexion and previous condition OF Sc
cial inferiority. Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Evarts,
Mrs. Sherman, and perhaps a few more,
are said to be ready to give the dark-skin-
ned stranger cordial reception; but the
majority exhibit reluctance as discourag-
ing as it ia inconsistent. In principle they
are quite willing to admit that Mrs. Bruce
is their equal, and very much the superior
of their sisters in the South; but when it
comes to practice, they turn up their pretty
noses at her, and will probably turn their
backs.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
pANGERous KIND OF JoKISG.

Since the matter has become public il
will he decidedly unsafe for any person
caught in the act Of frightening the public.
Several officers claim to have investigated
the matter, and say they have obtained a
clew to the ghosts identity, and that it is q
disreputable woman we'll known to the Po-
lice Department. This suspicion NAV
prove correct, from the fact that the place
has long been the resort Of bad characters.
Others who claim to have seen the so-caIIed
Chost say it ia a man, but can give no in
teliigible account OF its appearance other
than that il is robed in white and easily
eludes capture Many, again, think the
sensation il ca1sed by young men who
keenly enjoy the excitement arising there
from, hut the real offender will doubles
remain unknown unless through some ssen-
cy his or her capture should be effected.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28

money, issued in all convenient denomina-
tions upon per capita apportionment to
be fixed by scientific estimate Of the
wants and needs Of all the business of the
country. Let this be paid 10 the bond
holders and ali other public creditors, and
in that manner gotten into the channels OF
trade. thereby dispensing with banks of
issue, syndicates and all other money chang
lug contrivspces by which the few are az
grandiz at the expense of the money.
J. A, E.
LoRISG, November 23rd, 1878.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
LoRISG, November 23rd, Il
j. A. r.

We publi-h in another column this morn
Ing carefully written letter from our
valued correspondent at Loring, Hon. J. A.
Blackman. He has given much careful
study to our financial questions, and dl-
cusses them ably and intellieently. From
his last proposition THE TINES is obliged to
dissent /; but his arguments are in the main
sound and endorsed by US. Moreover Mr.. B.
holds hin. elf ready to defend them.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
CHICAGO PRODUCE aARKEr

LDJK-DUII.
NHEAT-Duil, weak and lower, eXcesE win
ter, which j. iirmer; No. = red SSc G .Sn IS &c
asked for D-cemb"r; No , spr.ug. > re. cash;
s3itc, December; 80 = January; No. ) sprlEG,
Is gd6J'sc; rejected, a6a5G'9c.
toiSS-St.Hdy ana firn $3.50, cash and De-
celnhrr; 81 as. a., January j-ct,d. @sc.
OAis-DuIl, AID shade lower: -; -, cash
| l75.c.
tHE-Ste8dy and frm: iJc
bAiLEY-Ht.a'ty and M fair demand gS'.
fubk-F'tIT ,eIGI .Ed aud lower : 81 90, cash
60 T1s December; g -, bid. January
EAKD-Active and "a shade over; g 67i.r
. 20, cash and December; IS SOI5 o2Ja, J.,aG-
AIRY.
BULK MsATs-DuII, weak and lower
shoulders, g 70; short ribs, s. %; short clear,
81 10
"HI>KEY-QUOtatiOusi for the pre- ent viii
be understood st> Tor dis iller~ finished goods,
which to day sold on ii basis of ii 20.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
,ER ROYAL 'IGHNEsS AND 'ER US
BAND.

Our dispatches continue to be full OF the
particulars of the grand reception rendered
by the people Of Canada to the new Cover
nor General and his wife. 1t seems that
the party had rather rough time on the
voyage, and the vessel was tossed about by
old Neptune just as recklessly as though
her passengers had been Mormon emigrants
instead of British royalty and aristocracy.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO November ~
HOGS-RscUipis, 5000. Shipments, 1900.
Market a shad lower; choice heavy, s. SJd
%; light, 81 6lu2 .; mixed pac ing - o. Z.
> 50; not all sold.
CATTLE - Receipts, 2,lOO; shipments, Ion !;
mark slow and unchanged; shipping. - ~
al o. feeders and StOckrTS, IN EuT demand,
y blGJ o.; butchers, dun; cows, g 2JI8 - :;
steers, - JJI3 ~; wos;ern,Ss sUlI.i 10; Texans,
s. iJIs -.
SHEEr-RsceiptS, go. Shipments, 800 Mar
k.f SI,.LlN. s. NIL,I
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28

WLHOFT'S FEVER AND AGCE TONIC-FOr
all diseases caused by maIarIal poisoning of
the blood, a warranted cure. poison. no
arsenic, no mercury, no gulntue; no blOatei
face or glazing eyes, no bursting head or
break ug back, No weak knees or pdfaigyi,
oqit0T.y from its usei 10 L. safe, invIgOraIIug
ana l'avcs he patient renewed in mind and
holy, and sound - a dollar. II wipes out all
"a! OwneSs and gives a blooming complexion
Ia the pIac- of that sickIy, officiating cplGT
peculiar to ChIlls and Spleno-hepatic de-
Ttngements. " heelOck, Finlay * Co Pro-
prletOrS, New Orleans.
For sale by ali Druggists. eod&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
fInter.Ocean.l

General Grants latest capture is Gov
ernor Hoffman Of New York. The Cover
nor, while in Paris, dropped his prejudices
and became acquainted with Grant, and
this is the result: "The General travels
with his eyes open, and is particularly
we'll informed on every State in Europe. l
have condemned some of his public acts az
much as any man. but if his enemies wish
to continue their attacks upon him they
had better leave his personal habits alone,
As the rep 'rts concerning those are simply
bosh-" What q heavy Democratic gun
was spiked when Governor Hoffman bore
testimony to that effect.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
Prohibit orr Legislation i'm Mary
lard.


Maryland is not a state where we should
expect to find uitra-temperarce ideas pop
ular. 1t ia, nevertheless, that prohibition
Of that liquor traffic exits in four counties
in that state, wholly, and in FIVE COUNTIES in
part. The prohibition IL complete in Car.
DINA, Caivsr and Kent counties, and in
Talbot county four Districts out Of five, ac-
eordiDg to Baltimore un, have adopted
prohibition by vote, and, in other district
the Grand Jury has practically enforced il
by refusing license. Eight districts out OF
nine in Sumerset county, twelve out Of four
teen in Dorchester, three out of six in
Queen Anne's, are prohibition districts. In
Baltimore county prohibition prevails at
Woodbury.. Mount Washington, Mount
Vernon, Warren factory and Laurel factory
Under the general option law, every com
munity is authorized to determine BY yot
whether liquor shall be sold or not 70
other than medical purposes.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
HOME MARKETS.

BEANS-s2 10 per bu.
REE-S5c.
APrLEs-s1 S582 80 per barrel. Dealers
prices.
EGGS-1Sc; RETAIL zoe.
LARD-1c per pound
tHEESE-Eansts, Ice
WHr.AT-No. Z, .Uc: No. :, Csc rejected ID
OAT--i1c 0lSc, retail zoe
POIATOES-De.Iiers prices wholesale. Ear
~ hose soc; Peach Bows 4Oc5s5ac En-,
wagons, Peach Blows S5a4Oc
tlOCR-Who!esale,c choice Family xxx
81 70: Golden Eagle, az IS; Dexters IA
Western Rose. 81 50; Waldron w. s. *
Premium. XXEN, s. So
BuITER-WnolesaIe, isaac, retail 2O1 sc,
BRAN-sS per ton
SHIP STUFF-slO per ton
ONlONS-Per bushel, Sc Retail, SOC.
POCLrRI-Cnicksns 81 5lisg so retail
80 % per dozen; turkeys, gross &c per
pound Gee>s, 5tse.6c per pound Gross d,
$50. $500 -
BACON-Retail loc, for sides; hams, lie
country hams l51a
rN..r MOI
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
lndig0siOn.

The main cause Of nervousness Is indi.
gestion, and that is caused BY weakness Of
the stomach. No one can have sound
nerves and good health without using Hop
Bitters to strengthen the stomach, purify
the blood, and to keep the liver and kid
neys active to carry of all the poisonous
and waste matter of the system. See other
column. eod&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
h C. 'RODUCE MARKET

The "Price Current" reports
WHEAT-RecciptS, Is 90 shipments. :, zoo
mark - active and higher No. ?, a. SC; NJ. .,
13gac; No. I, zoe
COEcs-Rrccipts, $50; shipments, $500:
easier; NJ. =, 2iC; rejected, ~.
OATS-FIrm-T: 30. =. me.
EYE-St. auy No =, ,s}- rejected, Coz.
HAY-HuiI at % CUI7 ",
FLoCE-Unrh"nged country brands xxx
TO fancy, 81 2iilI2 - per sack.
PRONISIONS-S
BACoN-C.B sides 5Gjt.c: ID. s. sides ga
q &C; u > II. sizes, A. .aIi4.
Ham, =. q 50,
Iarti a
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
ST. LOUIS STOCK MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, November Is

EOGs-Activc: light shipping s. 4Dl2 60.
packing, g 6J.G2 So butchers To fancy, s. SOS
~ Receipts, 1900. -hipmeI IS none
'ArILk-Butchers' STOCK firm on light sup
ply sbiIc demand for fat cattle. at low prices
but none here; native butchers steers and
oS'h = JJ9J 81; cows and IA Iiers, 81 OUd3 .
icNan~- . : as -; cows, g Ddl 62.g: stUckcTS
an feeders, = OJySj - Receipts, 40 Ship
meutS, none.
SiiEEr-fair shipping demand fair To fan
cy hutiohs, - 81, as 80. Receipts, ID ship
ilNII. ). lID.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
Coal Oil Explosion n, CarsKer Ci,y.
IEeIo!t Record, o j

One of the mot peculiar explosions We
ever heard of occurred in Cawker City last
Wednesday, in A. W. Smiths store and res
taurant. One Of the clerks attempted to start
a fire in the large heating stove Ia the store,
by pouring coal oil into the front o. the
tove Tue pIp e from the s owe in the store CON-
municated with the stove In the restaurant
A few warm embers remained in the stove
on which the coal oil was poured, which
generated large quantity of gas. Touching
a lighted mulch TO the coal oil a fearful plO-
sion took place, blowing both stoves iuto
atoms, throwing the fuel, ashe- and burning
Oil all through both stoves in the building
the most intense excitement prevailed for a
time, but gradually suosided when IL was
asceI tanned that no one was hurt, and, no
further damage done Ihanithe utter demOrall.
zstion of the stoves Moral: Be careful hcw
you fool with kerosene in starting fires.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
Damage by Fire.

Capt. Frsyne, last Thursday week, in trying
TO burn fire guard around his farm nOgtn-
west OF town, had a serious time, The fire, as
all prairie fires do, became uumanageabIe
getting away and doing considerable dam &C.
not only to his own but neighDorS prop rty
IL WIS al large from Thursday evening until
Saturday morning, when 1t was finally put
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
a Rig Lead Strike.


MIIlholland * Cowan, near the Craig dig.
gings, in East Galeua, made one Of the rich
est strikes Iast Monday, to all appearances
that has been made for a long time. The first
afternoon they took out eighteen hundred
some Of the pieces weighing live hundred
pounds. The 'cutter" says If they will keen
the mineral away from him as he cuts il
down, he will bet on turning out ten thou
SIND "A shift