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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
THE STATE OF Trade.
COTTON Markets

BALTIMORE May 1e-co,ton quiet Middine, 1850. Low
Niddling lOc: Good Ordinary eo net receipts bales
gross bales SO bales; 225 bales
spinners, rs bales stock, 4.408 bales.
SOsTOs May 16.-Cott0D quiet Addline 1885, Low Md.
ding lOsc. Ordinary, 9c; net receIpts 80 bales
Britain COL bales STOCK 1lS23 bales
CHARLKsToS, May lG-Cotton firm; MiddlinR 10 SCI Low
Middng $500 Good Ordinary 0c net receipts, llo
bales saIes 100 bales stock. q, 1896 bales
CINCINNATI, May 16-Cotton nrm: Mtddlng, lOh2c low
Middng 85fr Good Ordinary, Sac; receipts III bales
shpmens Sj2 bales sales total % bales STOCK oy9 bales
GALVESTON May Location firm: adding lose; 10y sgy
bales exports eOastwse 237 oaes sales $40 oaesi socK
1893 bales.
LOUISVILLE May lecottOn rm Middng lolsc; receipts.
.,.-.
MENPBIs May I6-Cot,on firm, held higher Middling,
10 receipts 267 baesi shipments $40 bales sales, total
700 0alesi stock. 1908 bales. - 49,,
MOBILE. l6-cottOn strongi Middling. loci Low NIL;
ding gad9asc Good Ordinary. 6asd8osc: net teceipt $50
exports eoaswse 20l bales sales 800 baies stock,
l4,6ei bales
NEwUWEASs, May 1s-corron strong. tending upward !,
Middps lobe; Low Mddling. 9asc Good Ordinary Ssi
receipts is5 ales 7If bales; exports 10 the
Continent 2i9 bales Channel 1913 baes coastwise. 22SI
bales; sales $500 bales stock. 99,i38 bales. -..
NORFOLK. May f8.-Cotton firm Mddinr, l0iselOtc;
receipts e bales exports eoaswse 800 Daesi sales
80 bales; stock, All bales ..,.,, ,az
FIInlDELPIuA May 16-cotton quiet Middlins. io1se;
Low Mifdng lOiic. Good Ordinary, 9.c. receipts
as bales; gross 200 bales TO Great Britain 1888
bales, all to sDbDers stock, s,466 bales
SAVANNAH May 16.-COtton strougI MiddhDe Joe: Low
Middng Good Ordinary, Ss4c net receipts 81 bales
exports cOastwse "a bales sales 200 eaes stock ooso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17

The platform, which the coffin placed was COW
cred with floral offerings At the head Of the coffin
stood large cross surrounded by a dove with out
stretched wings on pedestal Of WHITE Wac the
word Husband" 10 immurteIies A farai pillow sur
mounted by cross OF Whit rosa was ne ribule OF
the Sharpsho0ters Union Other offerings OF came
from the Second Division STAFF and other organizations
The sereeanis of the 23d Regiment were on duty at
the. church. aud Colonel Chapman OF the sec
those present were the Mayor and Board OF Alder,
men, General ID. ID. Wyhe, Colonel Wlngate and
S9s Regimen. Under eom@sad Of Colonel De Lacey and
A.: " Garfield; Representatives inc ,ho f n,h'
23l, 14th and fist Regiments, and the 15th
Battalion; the Board OF Directors and members
can Kiae fcSm; Di.tr Attorney Catlin. ex-Judge
Morris. Sheriff Dagger, A. r. samuels, United states
Aiier TIE opening sentences the Episco al SERVES,
the Rev Dr. seymour paid glowing triDue 10 IN. sne
I'm the prime OF manly strrneth when all the deceased
mans faculties were gnilnpaired Inc past. not ovt 81
his ry home the hills, when he and were
schooboys tgether Observe what LemarSa6le
I'D ne sl'rung into the position u generalshtp"
At the end OF service the tary organizations
formed IN front tue cluren. The procession was
beaded by squad u mounted polct alter which came
followed by Troops ID and G, cavalry. aud Bat
tory c. artl cry Then came mo l3th Reslment
clergy IN carriages The werr followed by The
body a cdIsson, with the pall-bearers walking on
chapegn and sword, over which lay the American flag
General DaKin's horse next, led by his servant
Tho staff o. the second Division, the family
aud mnurners CARRIAGES and the officers OF
the FItn Brigade staff next followed After this
came the officers the 47h Regiment, 32d Regiment,
Fifteenth Battalion FGurteentn Bast on, and the I'D
Regiment, ana members OF the National Rifle Asso-
citation. The limo OF march down Four have
To Wyekoif-st., TO SIxth-ave., 10 Twenty-sec--
Ond-st., to Fr1thaye.. 10 the main entrance Oh
Green wood Cemetery and then to the receiving vau
which is situated at Sycamore and WlOw-dves. TIE
ODD Regiment drawn up aloig Wowave, ana
alter the body ploce in the vault, fired three
vUlleys. cemetery filed people, and the
police found much difficulty IN keeping the route OF the
procession clear.
The Kings County Supervisors met at Dm. and, after
Adopting resolutions of respect t. the memory OF the
dead Gene al adjourned to attend the funeral in body
THIS action was opposed by Supervisor Egof OF the
Twenty-secOnd Ward who said that hr mad some very
important business 10 bring before the board.
The Supreme, City and County Courts ADJOURNED az
D. ~ in respect 20 Gle memory Ol General DklD rags
were placed at nal-nast upon ali the public buildings
and UPON other buildings generally throughout the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17

=. Cor more important to protect the eou I'M.
IL Is lar sDetition of electoral forgeries ana per
TRY sgahs' - shov how they comnitteu ~ 'no i'
lures 1na az Raj tiInore Gazette Dem)
Nh tbe Investigating Committee at WASH
~ reaSy n should cali s. j. Titdcn as tie u,
ingtou NJ The old man would tell all he knows II "o"u
VIII ct times--ICmoinnati Enquirer tDemJ
Trnon the whole, the Legislature mas "a, 1on af
S and mas cieanly record 1t has rev s IN i ~
koIsston 10 answer for. whatever may De S1u
,,s ~ 1omissou-I Rochester Democrat anu
Rep.l ,r,, :. onerat-
Perhaus it is true that Mr.. l1den rs ~" who
tne the wires which direct the men IN MA. ~ IN Mr.
aye n0yine TO TObe the great fraud "ha somebody
linden Ioay never be President hHt ~, ne MANI
an awful grudge- baltimore GAze''o az Lold HE
Roscoe Conkling knows enoughn, , tSn''s than
,e ,r,sn he ought not 20 speak. tho 49, lie yv,u
s g",,ners that yeIp on his uaGh, Tben he will
I 49,, tlle prOpeT occasion ha Irtica Re
S s a,oetbjng 10 say, aud ne WIZ DC heai"
publican utepJ - oe.n+e and adroit
MI r. schieyes all his success ny his Crazy SAli
scheiDoI. ,snt accumulation He has planned turse
anu g. % eonfsssions" the purpose OF keeping hil-
,s ~ the front and Of making al the DemOciauc o.
~ fraud iEure 20 his personal benehL-tApshy 1oupai
Rep) I
The safety of the country IS TO be assurcu
most certainly II not ~ the only WAY, Oy taxing 'e
troll of the House OF Representatives. from the Deno
srsc party Recent events show that tlat paf! cViI
snss 10 be- as il mas been during the memory OF tue
,resenf generation the party Of Reorganization puh-
5eT ana treasOn.-IS Springfield Union lRepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE JURIEs AT PARIS.


AMERICA SECURES THE LARGE NUMBER oF THIRTY
THREE APPoINTSIENTs-THE SELECTIONS THUS
FARM MADE.
PARIS, Thursday, May l6, 1873.
The United States will be represented in the
International Jury OF the Exhibition by thrythree
members, larger number than COmmIssionertiencral
Mccormick expected The French authorities
promise salary nor allowance for expenses to the
Jurors and require them 90 be In attendance from early
In June to the first OF September. Governor Mccormick.
therefore thought It best TO make many appointments
as possible from Americans already IN Europe. from
among those who expect TO arrive during May. The fol
lowing selections have been made up to the present time
Class 9-Prntng and books; Henry stevens
Glass li-McdlciLes and hy gcnc, aud public relief;
DT. Thomas W. Evans -
Glass 26-Clocks aud watches Colonel Thomas W.
Knox. 81,
Glass fO-Portable weapons. and hunting and shooting
egupmrnts General Van Allen
Class 43-MIning and mt tallurgy; Professors W. J..
Blake and II. g. Mason.
Class 46-Ag agricultural products not used for food
Ashbel Smith.
Class 47-Chemical and pharmaceutical products ;
Professor ". II. Chandler
Glass f0-Leather ana skins A. H. Reiulngcr
Class Jl-A gTculgural implements; 4. &. johnson.
Glass 5f-MachineTy and apparatus In general /; b. D.
Hotchkiss.
Class 59-Apparatus and processes used I'm manufae-
turing furniture aud articles for dwellings; A. q. VIII
Cas, GG-Civil engineering; T. L. sickels.
Class GS-MatcTials aud apparatus Tor building puf-
poses; General ". ". II. Davis.
Class G9-CeSeals anu firlpaocous products; Dr. VIM
l.. JOlu.'One.
Class 75-Fermented drinks DR. Antoine Ruppaner.
Glass 7G-Fdrm buildings aud agricultural works; I'd
ward If. Knight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
Tile BLACKBURN STRIKE

THREE MONTHS Al REDUCED WAGES BIT on FULL
TIMK PROPOSED.
LDSDoS. Thursday, May 10, 1873.
A dispatch from Blackburn says that nego-
tations wich place there during the ddy between
Representatives of the masters and tie operatives re-
suited So favorably that ts believed settlement VII
bs reached tomorrow. The conditions OF the settle
ment are that the operatives throughout the district
10 work three months reduction OF 10 per cent the
mills running full time. Tho Ia be- raised at
the end OF three months IL trade il materially improved
The Maucbesrer CORES pondent OF The Times says
strong impression prevails that the recent Ouirages
attributed 10 the striking cotton OpeiHt YES were not
perpettated by them, but by the lower pOpuacc Of
Blackburn ueighbOrhOVd, who are notorious lOr RI
hausm and have taken advantage Of the present ier-
Inent Tor their purposes. Al Preston, AccringOn,
and other towns strict watch IL kept against In
iux of this class from Blackburn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
BURIAL OF GENERAL DAKIM.
HIS REMAINS INFERRED IN GREENWOOD CEMETERY
WITH MILITARY HoSoRs.

HIS REMAINS INFERRED IN GREENWOOD CEMETERY
WITH MILITARY HOSoRs.
Major-General Thomas S. Dakin was buried,
yesterday, with military honors, In Greenwood
Cemetery Under the escort OF Company H. 18th
Regiment the remains were conveyed from his late
residence. No. $40 Pearlst, about a. ~. TO the Clty
Hail. where they lay in state until noon. The comm,
which was covered with black cloth, was placed
upon a catafalaue I'm the lower corridor. The body
was laid out In the full uniform OF msjorgeneral
Upon the coffin was placed American ag and on this
were laid the chapeau, sword. belt and epaulettes
of the deceased officer. General Dakin's appear
ance was exceedingly nfelike and natural The
interior OF the City Hall was richly drsped,
aud the floral decorations were numerous
While the body lay In the City Hall 1t was visited by
multitude OF men and women At noon the doors were
closed aud few minutes later the body was borne back
the house. where private funeral services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Dr. Seymour, Of the General Theo
logical Seminary In this city. and the Row. Ferris Tripp
assistant rector Church Of the Redeemer brooklyn
few minutes before 8 O'Clock the CONN was paced
the hearse which proceeded to the Church OF tho k
deemer at Fourthave and Paciest. preceded by car
riages containing the officiating clergymen and pail
bearers and followed by those containing the FAMILY
and relatives Tho psll-besrer were Malor-Generals
Franklin Townsend, John b. Woodward, ana Aiex-
ander shaler. and Brigadier-Generals william o..
Ward. Joshua n varian. and James 'ouroan'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, May 16.-Tattersheld e. Co.,
woolcn manufacturers ut Ravensthorpe, have failed
Their Liabilities are 100000
OTTAWA, Ont, May 1G.-The Union Bank
has issued writ against the Hon. James Skead. II is
Understood that he will contest 1t.
ST. JOHN, n. b., May 16.-The House As
senbly has been dissolved, and wrts for election
have been ordered They are returnabe on the 29h Oh
June.
HALIFAX, n. S.,~May 16.-IIer Majesty
steamer Rover struck rock the 18th inst, while on
the passage FROM Bermuda. and sustained serious In
juries She Will probably be sent TO Bermuda Tor 10
pairs.
LONDON, May 16.-The race for the great
Cheshire handicap stakes for threeyear olds and up
ward, at Chester to-day, by Mr. +. swindell's
chestnut horse Woodland. which second in tue race
Tor tho Chester traies-cup yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
MARRIED..

KENDALL-HARTIG-At Newark. N j., May 4 1878 by
the Rev Wells, J. C. Kendall, ~ d., TO Name hartg
JOsEPHsON- MORNINGsrAR-on Tuesday, MAY IL, at
the OF the BRIDES father by the Rev Dr. ueDsc
Albert Josephson Flora daughter OF Charles Morning
star, all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Trinity Chapel. the 18th inst.
ID. D.. Or. william IL PaDcoast OF
Philadelphia, Matilda daughter OF James Robb. esq.
TRACY AWSON-w Wednesday. May 10, 1873 az the
Church Of the ASCENSION thetRev John Cotton Smith,
ID d Rector and the Rev Abbot Brown Charles Edward
Tracy 10 Helen M daughter OF late B. f. Dawson. all OF
this city.
wEsT-HEAIY-At the residence Of the brides mother BY
the Rev T. West ID. d.. the 5th inst Mr.. WiBiam H.
West and Miss Aida L. Heay all Of Brooklyn. No cards
An o,,o.0 NJ NJ, ,iaoes ,oust D, iadorsed rih fan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JANEIRo TO- Coffee market quiet prices main
aned change Good Frst refs per 10 kios
Exchange on London daily ecepts during the
week weeks sI ments To the Channel and North
Europe 1000 bags the United States 10000 bags 20 the
Mediterranean none weeks sales for the Channel and
Of Europe 10 900 bags for the United States
the Medterf 1000 bags STOCK Z6OOO bags
Freights per sail, tn the Channel 4oL
SASTos MAY i5-Cofee market quiet prices maintained
change Superior 5400d5 800 10 koe Average
daily receipts 1900 bags weeks shDments 70 All eoun'
ties So bags the Channel Europe and the Med
As bags week sales for Europe 10000 bags
the United states. 1000 bags: STOCK, 4iOOO bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
HANLAN THE HERO OF THE HOUR.

ToRoSTo, Ont, May 16.-The referee in the
Hanlaulaisted boat says that official time was
taken, aud that all bets declared of. Nego-
tatious are pending between the hackers OF Wallace
Ross and OF Hanlan for on tho Kennebass In
August July. Hanlan leaves for Pittsburg on June
He gave an exhibition Of rowing this afternoon at the
Island On Saturday evening he will he rendered
benefit the and Opera House. dispatch from 81,
Johns, n. b. that the result Of the rae causes no
astonishmcnt there. Ross who 10 In training. still
thinks he defeat Haulan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
THE CITY STILL CROWDED WITH VISITORS.
IGRNERAL pREss DIsPATCHl

CNCINNATI, May 16.-Many entertainments
have arranged by prominent citizens for the amus
OF visitors at times when the Festival claim
ing their attention. among which is the Womens Loan
Exhibition To this exhibition Miss Cary has contrib
uted many rare and curious articles OF vertu gathered
while was Europe Last night all the hotels were
PACKED the seepinerooms full, and on the floors
Of the larger rooms and halls mattresses were laid
II believed the receipts at the Music Hall ticket office
will not fall short Of S65 600 The matinee and concert
t1-mOrrUw will close the Festival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SYNOPSIS for The Pdst "A hO1rS.

WASHINGTON. May II. 1 a. m.-The barometer
Is highest on the South Atlantic Coast and lowest from
the South west to Color do Light rains have fallen on
the NewEngland Coast and from the Gulf States to the
Ohio Valley aud the Northwest Southwest to southeast
winds are prevailing in the Southern States, and eastery
winds from the Lakes TO the Northwest The temp
ture has slightly risen except from tne Upper Lakes to
the OHIO Valley.
TpdicdhOnS
For the Middle States, rising. possibly followed by
falling barometer nearly stationary, or slight rise ia
feuUrralUre easierly 10 sOuthery winds, cloudy OF
mart v cloUdy gaa, II aud probably light rains.
For gland. rising followed by falling barom-
eter nort,w tst ~ northeast winds slightly warmer
Dartly cloudy weather
.t.t-Nl Inf,t hpSFpVATInNS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17

be returned from any one of the ten constituencies
into which London is divided. This week, Colonel
Beresford, the Conservative member for South
wark. Intimated his intention to resign. Tho Min
istcrias are provided with desirable candidate to
run in his place, who is in every way likely TO
catch the popular support and yet the Tory orgapi-
Zatiop had to press upon the present member TO re-
tain his seat. The fact Is. they feared contest.
For the Government TO lose important seat as
Southwark at the present moment would be too
damaging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
SIXTY NEW LAWYERS.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, May I6.-The Board
Of Examiners appointed by the General Term to-day
granted the following admissions 10 the Bar j. H.
Pratt Brooklyn; Thomas Farrell, Now-Yorki Patrick
J. Fleming, NewYork; Harrison 8. Moore Little Neck
Theodore Theler, Brooklyn; Burton Hammond. Pough-
keepsie; william N. Dykmah, Brooklyn William Alien
Butler IT, New-YOrk. Fifty-two graduates Of Columbia
rat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
prnrc1xa coAl. pRoprcrroN.

PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-The Schuyikili coal
operators held meeting this morning at which II was
decided to stop the mines for two weeks commencing
next SATURDAY. President Gowen this morning said
that ms company would harmony with the othes
operators In the schuylkill region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
LAUNCH OF THE STEAMSHIP STATE OF CALI.
FORNIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-The steamship
State Of California successfully launched at I:Oe
this afternoon Cramps yard was crowded with spec
tators, also the wharves In the vicinity A
varstyof vessels attracted TO the scene; and
the ship gded out into the stream, deaening shouts
went up whistles were blown, etc. The ship galy
decorated. and christeDed by Miss Minnie Wood
ward, daughter OF tho Hon. VIM Woodward, OF Cali
iorna Although the vessel has been purchased by the
Present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
REVOLUTION OPENLY AY0WED.
ProDl The Raleigh NetCS

The object of this investigation is not
,imnIv 10 collect into durable form the evidence OF
frads IN the stolen States IL Is said that TIE cOnpcy
- President HAYES aud Secretary Sherman Will DE
clearly established II such shall be the case, the mn
neschment OF both these high officials Is among the
nossibitiPs of the immediate future. Indeed, that
woud be logical sequence of the Investigation but
whether in OF the impeachment aud rem0val OF Mr.
question 10 considered. We disposed 10 think ta
Mr. TIlden could the Presidency only thfouGh
;adicaI proceedings Instituted under and by virtue OF
r. sarinc elamae ID ELECTORAL CummlssiNn law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
A POINT ABOUT MISS CUSHMAN.
49,, gnEs yTf.r0 DsrOIH

II is almost impossible to honor too highly
the memory OF Charlotte Cushman. But many VII WI
question the justice and property OF calling On the
public for aid Ia the erection of monument over ner
grave Ii will be remembered that Miss Cushman dled
possessed of n handsome fOrtune-Oyer haf million
OF dollars, If we remember rightly. II she la desired
material hOnOrs in the form Of monument, she lau
abundant means from which to provide for II. Her
will made provision for that purpose, nor Dad It CON
tain a gle charitable bequest. We do not say TINS Dv
way OF criticism OF Miss Cusnnan. Her right TO conrO
her own questioned But the manner OF that con
troll has its bearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
A WOMAN sUProcArED BY GAS.

BALTIMORE, Nd. May 16.-Mrs. Anna Bar
barA Koen, Of Dayton Ohio with several Others arrived
m this city last Might and took rooms at the PARK Hotel
On SAmden-st intending TO sail on tbs steamship Gen.
fA Werdef for Bremen to-day. This morning Mira
hosn was found dead In bed. having been snffocstsd
NTH gas which hac been blown out instead Of being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
WASHINGTON.
GENERAL GOVERNMENTAL NEWS.

prxsIoSs-rHE PETITION OF CAPTAIN KADs-PRo-
FEssoR HENRY's FUNERAL
An application has been made for an
extension of the scope of the new Pension
Act 40 as to include General Longreet and Jefferson
Davis. The funeral of Professor Henry
took place yesterday, and was attended
by a great number of Government officers.
The bill for the relief Of Captain Eads
has been introduced in the Senate. What Captain
Eads desires and his progress with theetties are de-
scribed below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
NOT TWO OF A KIND.

Fr0Da Inc ChaLLes0h 4et0s M -. Vt
II is stated in The NEW DIRK i. hl di'd NJ,
~ ony-ernor Hampton and Senator Voorhees, are eN-
ssted TO attend the annual reunion OF Hoods texas
RpSade at Houston, on July TO- We Doubt IT. dhea' ls
briEi j,tfsranee between the two men. one Is sa-
acians liberal Statesman the other Is noisy raining
ssemsg ogue. They cannot hunt IN couples
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
NO DAMAGE In YEbRAsKA.

OMAHA, Neb., May 1850 far as can be as
cetancd the Nebraska crops have been injured by
the recent storms aud cold weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
In ft,Pae irving

In these irving times IL necessary 20 make money and
there quicker method than 10 invest lew hDn
speculation. Alex. rockingham COLI
Waist reliable and experiences brokers and
If realizing fortunes ior many OF their
customers Their Weekly Financial Report Is sent free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. .......-.... MAY ~.
Steamship Dutch der Uneven Rotterdam May
l. with mdse N pass Funch, EdYe Il ca.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker. Richmond, city Point
and NOrwalk with mde and pass Old Dominion steam
For other ShlD yeDs Thrill P19e.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
A WORTHLESS NAVAL VESSEL.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., May 16.-A Naval
nasrd Of Survey has condemned the United states
.eamsp Omaha as not being worth repairing. her bot
tom being badly decayed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
,,o.srprr FFPECr OF OHIO READJUSTMENG
fOooLDA4H - ghe Cincinnati ENQUIRER.

TLo Ctota will he redlstrlcted, ana not UIl-
Inv ~; act of e0uty may deIerDIuc the political
islg IN tie next House OF Representatives and pos
majority I;ticaI atmosphere of the White House for
slD, enT The thanks OF the Democracy of ONO are
aus 60 each Democratic member OF the LEGISLATURE WHO
b bso stded in securing tins measure OF justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
VERDICT FOR INJURIES WHILE TRAVELLING.

CINCINNATI May lo.-ln the oupre"o
Court yesterday, Alfred walruh obtained verdict Of
$4,000 damages against the Cleveland. Columbus Cih
cinnat and Indianapolis Railroad Company for injuries
by the falling OF upper berth upon the
painti q head whilo he riding In Woodruff sleep
lnxa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17

Inc dssram snows
perpendicular lines give dyaohs Of tune for ns q noa
white
mercsry during taOss
TRIBUNE OFFICE May II. l a. ma slight rise Of
apressure place yesterday though the sky became
much ,lOuded during the evening. The temperature Il
the afternoon considerably above that OF the pre-
day The moisture of the air is not IN excess.
In tins city and vicinity warmer and partly cloudy
weather may be expected for TWO days. with some
chance OF occasional hight rains Tomorrow and today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17

FRUIT DESTROYED IN PENNSYLVANIA.
BRADFORD, Penn, May 16.-AnOther heavy
frost lass hight destroyed ali the fruit the valleys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA May ie-spanisf gold 223le322i. Exchange nc
tive the United states SO days currency. 39S
4 premium short sight do, 5d5lq premium go days
gold 4d4a premium; short sight do, 5aB premium on Lon
don. l6G 1914 premium Paris. 3iadi premium
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