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ny Much has been said IN Che news
papers about the duty Of paying the prin-
ter; but it is only justice to say that
among the chief sufferers for lack Of
funds are country doctors. They tramp
alike through storms of winter and the
heat ofspmmer-they getup from warm
bed with the thermometer at 10 degrees
below zero, or leave shady nook when
wateris boiling 10 the suu--they GO. ten
miles over dusty road to relieve the
pains of'some one, and il you watch the
twitching of their faces when they return,
tits easy 10 discoverthat they do net ex-
pect to geta cent for their services aud
outlay Pay the printer and pay, the doe
tor,and God Of mercy will shower bles-
sings upon, your head.
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Notice to Jurymeil.

The PETIT Jury drawn for the june
tern of Court in this county, lis required
to report on June 12th instead !ofI Jane
17th, as heretofore published.
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"QUERY: Why will men smoke cam.
+ mon tobacco, when they can buv Mar.
burg Bros. 'Ssa7 OF North Caroline, at
the same price r. Dec. 4, '77-Y.
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Cincfnnatf-April 19--Hogs-
Dull and lower; common 90 75a3 20,
light S3 25sS 40; packing So 30a3 45;
no butchers on market. IL
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ANNOUNCEMENTS ]

~Annoaaciiag The names 81 cundi-
dates So each. dsekes ~ per Thousand,
payable In adUance. s- 6sa.4s
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INFIRmARY DIRECTOR.

Ed. SPIRIT: Please announce ROBERT
McCAMMoN, of Center township, as q candi-
date for re-nomination to the Office of Infmary
Director; subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Nominating Conyention.
MANY DEMocRArsi
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: fB Garden Seeds 5 cents per paper
t.5a q a zsal9,o 6 SCHUMACHER'S.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JAooR DRUM,
of Perry township, as candidate for nomina-
tion to the office Of Infrmary Director; subject
to the decision Of the Democratic County Con.
yentioh. MANY DEMOCRATS
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Assignee's Sale Of Real Estate.

TN pursuance Of sn order Of the Probate
u Court Of Monroe counsy, Ohio, I viii odsr
for sale, at public. suctions ons
q Wednesday, fhs 8tA day Of Mdy. 1879
at 4 O'Clock p. m.s upon the premiaess he
following described real estate situate ID The
town Of Baresville, in said Monroe county.
TO vii:
Lot number eight. iasthe plat Of sssiion
twenty four Mn township one cf range thssa
containing ens aors and forty psTohss, more
3 Appraised ct. $4,000. s, -,,sls.a.
TsRxs OF SlLE-s50o sash 10 hand. sad The
residue in four months. With interest, "a Be
secured to the ssatisfaolion Of the undes-
signed. g ela J. 9. ALLKM
ei@ 3 Assignee Of Paul Rist
april9,'7sw4. 81,
HuEfER 4 MALLORY, Att'ys.
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Oinclnmati,

/ Aprill9--FIour4 4 20a6 SO; Wheat
l0a1 IL, Corn 433c; Oats 2Sa31c
Rye 6la62c; Barley 45c.
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! WooasfleId stockNiarket..

April 22--Cattle 2aa3 per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs Sc pei
pound.
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new York.

April Is-Nonr . soa7 10; Wheat
19a1 SO; Corn 4Sa5ac; Oats 33a36c
Rye 70a73c; BafieY70c.
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ut. LOuis-April 19-Hogs-Ac'.
i've and better; light shipping and pack
ing 80 20a3 30; butchers to fancy So
40a3 so.
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COMMISSIONERS.


= En-. Spirit: Asuounce DAVID LENTz,
Of Perry township, as candidate for rehofni-
nation to the csdce Of County Commissioner;
subject to the decision of the Democratic Ooun-
ty Convention. MANY DEMoCRATs
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! rMAkslrp gonA pril ad! Wv. n

FMAksiED AOn A pril Id By W. T,
HuRD, Esq, of Salem township, Mr..
LEVI REssEaaER and Miss CAMNELIA
On April 9Th, BY c. W. CIHr, Esqa
of Bethel township, Mr.. II. Pryor and
Miss HANNAH j MoRRlsoN.
On April 7th, by Rev. GsM WILsos,
Mr.. ALoxzo W. GRIssEL and Miss Lor.
TIE M. YocKEY.
On Tue siss day u March, 1875, by
j. L. NALLY, ESQ.,, of Wayne township
Mr.. CONRAD AcKERMAN and Miss Louisa
C. CECIL. -
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REPot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS. s.ssas
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TOMATO PLANTS
wOODsEIELD NURSERY

Mrs. M. A. Way, at the Woodsfield
Nursery, is prepared to furnish Fruit
Trees, Garden seeds, Pot Flowers of all
kinds, Wire and Rustic Baskets, Snow.
fake and Beauty Potatoes, and Bulbs Of
Dahlias, Gladiolus', .Tubroses, DC, &c.,
at the lowest cash prices. Where arti-
cles are sent by mail l6 cents per pound,
postage, is added to the price.
- II - --4T----,
List of Justices Of the Peace in
Monroe County, Ohio.
The following is correct list of Jus.
tees of the Peace in Monroe County:
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: hE Fruit Trees.
Grape Vines,
Eyergreens, Il & s.
And Shrubbery of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. NJ. AWAY, Woodsfield, Ohio
Orders from a distance will receive
promptiattention. am
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Hilliam Norris, Deceased,

THE undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator Of the estate
OF William Morris, late Of Monroe County,
deceased.
Dated this 10Th day Of April, A. D. 1878,
apr23,'78w AARON MORRIS.
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce that | am a
candidate for Probate Judge. subject to the
decision Of the Democratic Primary Election
to be held June l, 1878.
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GARDEN SEEDS
0fall kinds for sale b. Mrs. n, AWAY

.s RThe Best 80 Cent Tea
can be found at P. SCHUMA-
FCuER,S sigs'saafiSeAsa ui,ses95 hies
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r E I N H E q 2,
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow,
I Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, ,Ci-
N gars, Gained Fruits, Jellies, Cheese,
H Sardines, Mustard d other articles
q kept in a first class Confectionery.
r Motto: Quick sales & small profits.
3 E l N H E R
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Jacob Reinherf
VS..
join W. Hyssoun stai.


DY virtue OF certain order Of sale fssned
ID from the court Of common pleas, within
aud for the county OF Monroe, and State OF
Ohio, in case pending In said ootirt between
the above named parties, and 10 me directed,
l will offer for sale at public suction ~ the
east door Of the court house In WoodsAeld.
on
Saturday, The t1th day Of May, 1873.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock .. m. and 4
o'clock p. M. of said day, the following de.
scribed real estate. situate In Msnroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
All that parcel OF lot Of ground situated
and being in the town Of Cochransvills and
numbered sevsn In the plot which is record.
ed in book @, page 4s0, In the ofaoe for re-
cording deeds in and for said county Of Mcns
roe, W
Said property 80 ordered 70 be sold is ap.
praised at Slo0, and may sell for two,
thirds Of said appraissment. Terms Of sale
one third down on day Of sale, and balances
on confirmation.
. s.A.li ea So WILLIAM REAu.
aprils, ,7sw5. Sheriff u. q. o.
sPsIess & DRiees, Att'ya
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PROBATE JUDGE.
To the Democratic Electors Of Mon.
ssla lsllt - roo COu1,fv.

EDITOR OF SPIRIT: Please announce
the name Of R. K. WALTON, of Salem town.
ship as q candidate for Probate Jndge; subject
to the decision of the Democratic Convention
of June 1st - SALEM.
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Assessors Meeting.

The Assessors OF this county assem-.
blsdbat the lAuditor's Office ON the 18th
inst, and organized by electipg JosErA
WEIR, Of Seneca township, Chairman
and M. L. SLusBER, of Malaga township
Secretary.
After an Interchange of opinions II
was decided to sppFaise live. stock as
follows: i@ax e EsI
Horses, to average, in the county, $35
per head. Milk cows to average $1s
per head. Cattle 2ic per pound. Hog
Pc perpouad. Sheep % pei bead.
e The instructions .hE NJ HoErrLER
Deputy Auditor, were brief, but very
plain, and, If followed, will aid them
very considerably in the proper dis
charge Of their duties az
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COLUMBIA AND NICARAGUA.

PANAMA, April ia fire occurred III Bogota
on March TO- which Occasioned considerable damage In
the central part OF the city. where it destroyed three
large dwellings It's further spread was stopped by pull
ing down the adjacent buildings The loss is estimated
OF $4,000, with insurance. TIE utmost confusion
ana disorder prevailed No fire organization exists IN
the city, and conhagratOus have occurred for half
century people without experience IN dealing
with ;Lem party Of gentlemen came out IN the Aisa
t. Carthagena, for the purpose Of making examine
tion % the suu River with the Of utilizing the
fine timber OF that valley for the purposes OF shipbuld-
Ing Il also learned further that company Ia, been
formed IN NeVYork to put Oh steamers along the coast
and up the AltratO River
The German sIrOp-Of-wGT Ariadnc, which sailed from
Coruo on the 7th INST and arrived nj Panama on the
lh reports that all the conditions agreed Ia By Ncnrd
qua have been scrupu!ouslv fulfilled. The salute was
, The Court M Leon fined cxAlcalde Baldarcs 500.
and depri we'd him Of political rights for five years The
sergeant IN charge OF the armed police who made the
assault Oh Consul EisenstTuck dismissed IN disgrace
The fine of $1,000 was consequently not exacted. The
country poor the finances are badly managed,
that IN consequence Of the payment Of these 100000
the employees Of the Government are put on half pay,
public schools stopped for Elk months for want
OF supplies.
The shah and Osprey. Of the English navy. Ariadne,
OF the German, and the Adams, United states sOOp-Of
war, are vessels uOW IN the Bay OF Panama.
The Shah Il awaiting orders from England, ami VIII
probably al for Victoria In few days To guard British
interests there IN the event Of q war with Russia.
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.
A PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT FORMED.

A PROVISIONAL tONERNMINl FORMED.
The Cuban paper La Icrddd in an extra
edition. states that the patriots in CUBA have formed
provisional Government, composed OF the following
named persons President, MalorGeucra Manuel Cal
var; Vice Presidents. Colonel Leonardo Marmol and
Ieuteuant-C oOnel Pablo Beola Secretary, Lieutenant
Colonel Fernando f. sOcargas Generaiu-C heg Major
General Vicente Garcia Commander Of the Military
Department Of the East, MJor-Geueul Antonio
Mnceo The new president l. about 10 years old
and was born in Manzsnl!o. He was educated
in Germany. ana among the first followers Of Carlos
Manuel de CeSpedts at the outbreak of the revolution
lie took part the engagement ut Iara and entered
Bayamo with the Cuban army when IL captured that
city when General Inquez fell iuto the hands Of the
spauiards Calyar appointed chief Of the Eastern
Department and later he appointed 10 organize the
forces that formed the second division. The Rcvou-
touary Committee IN this cty Colonel Querta says, Is
working actively, but the Cubas have decided not %
~ out any expeditions 10 tubl from this country,
where vessels leave without infringing the laws
OF the country
affidavit that cOOred citizen ~ the United states had
taken tn Cuba and then sold into slavery said vs.,
elday that there are persons n TINS cry VINO a5 ready
make similar aitdaytS ~ regard 70 cases Nhlch lhcl
have witnessed Many the emancaed slaves IN CuDa,
il is said are seized and AGAIN sold into slavery II
Spanish man-otwdr captures % slaNe-.hp' only the
officials The vessel with the slaves D. brought 70 Cuba,
where the slaves Ostensbly liberated, hut are actu
niy hired plant tor terms OF flur OF i've
These socaled liberated slaves are called emancipa-
dos ." aud when plantation slave dies the death Of
emancpudO is rccorde, IN his place ana the enan
cpndO takes the name OF the dead slave, In order TO
a Telegram from Havana saws that ninety-hve more
Cubans returning from Key West have arrived In that
city.
Competent Judges telegram also says estimate that
the suga crop Will fall short about 100000 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

MEXICO, April LITTLE Mexican journals
discuss the recognition Of President Daz by Minister
Foster the 9th inst and the cordial interview which
they had day. The LcrdO journals denOunce tie Mex
lean Government for having they charge accepted
the recognition with insulting language from Secretary
Evarts The church newspaper La Bdnderd Ndct0HG'
bitter against the United states than ever and
does not want peace any terms That section OF
the Government press which Imports Minister Nalare
claim the recognition OF President Diaz by the United
states a great diplomatic triumph OF SohOr NallaTe
over Mr. Evarts. La Lberdd says Mexico has obtained
recognition by the and shTewdness OF Nalare with
ont yielding any point TO American pretensons. she
has given promise to change the free zones no per
mission for American troops TO cross into Mexico ana
no pledges regarding forced loans other protection Of
American citizens. The O6ciai Journal treats the
subject with dignity, and does full justice 10 the United
States.
Several recent settlers in Mexico have interviewed TO
prevent the removal of United states Consul SkiltoD
Tue Old residents refuse To take part in the movement
not wishing responsible for Mr. skiltous retention
Office. Minister Foster has also declined 10 act III con-
cert with Mr.. SlltOns supporters.
jefferson Davis before leaving this city, received the
compliment Of being invited 20 grand military review
at san LaraZO About 900 troops OF all arms were IN
line. Mr.. DAVIS mounted aud IN full uniform.
A treaty between Mexico ana Guatemala. concerning
the boundary question: has been rejected by tie Con-
Of Guatemala.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
R1AKRrPrCIhN LN IHE NESr

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 23.-Special dis
pa-ch, state that Parker Hanway real estate dealers.
indianapolis. filed petition in bankruptcy yesterday.
Liabilities s3ls 900; assets about one-.al..
In Coymgton. Ky, YESTERDAY, the following petitions
IN bankruptcy were died
J. b. Casey; liabilities. Sll6,OO0; assets, 100000
EIward D. Casey liabilities, $2l,OOo; nominal assets,
so goo Lewis u. Long. farmer, Mason County, KY
liabilities 80 900: assets. $4,000. l.. Z. thdilaut,
Coyngiou: liabilities $50 900 dssets. $1,000 Henry
Kussnn CoyIugtun liabilities, $4,000; nominal assets
$50 900. ". T. stevenson, C0viugton habhur- rl6-
OOO assets nominay. $4,000 A. X, geIs I1NlngtUn;
liabilities, $4,000; assets, $1,000
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. April 23.-Joscpn p Card aud Amos r.
Hofer dcacujn pig iron, have h'ei ap1iiton In bank
ruufry LiabiTics 100000. including Ss9OUo 10 J. T.
Card Cleveland. Face value OF assets. ~ll..oou, Of
which $4,000 l. III stock iron mining companies OF
this ate.
tnICAGo. April 23-Anson b. Miner ed petition IN
bnnErilpisy YESTERDAY His cbts amount 20
"a 600 aud the unsecured 20 ss2.uOu Nith ~l-sOOO
In hLlL- disnnnmLrh. HE a..cIa nrc nu-nlllL
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WASHINMTNN NOTES.

WA -HING1uN, Tuesday, April -, ISIS.
The subscriptions to the per cent bonds to-day az
grcgatc 100000.
Tne President has approved the act restoring George
A. Armes the rank OF captain IN the army.
The contract for the construction Of large silver
vault for the Assistant Treasures Office, NewIor has
ha, been awarded To George L. Damon proprietor OF
the American steam safe Works, Boston.
Although the reception OF testimony In the McGarra-
ban investigation formally closed last Saturday,
the senate Public Lands Committee to-day allowed the
introduction OF some additional documentary evidence
consisting chiefly Of Supreme Court records.
The jury In the OF j. Il. p. Mechln clerk In the
War Department, tried for excessive cruelty to his
daughters has failed to agree. Judge Wyie said this
was case surrounded by difficulties lie satshcdtha
"A verdict OF scquital would shock community, ana
he knew also that a verdict of guilty would likewise
shock the community for the consequences to follow
such verdict would be injurious To the children a. 10
their father lie hoped there would be other trial OF
Court of ChaDcery to provide guardian iOT the chdieu
and require the father 10 support them This Will prob
ably be the result
The bill introduced to-day by Senator Edmunds amen
daory of the Patent Laws provides for the repeal Of
much Of Section No 491G OF the Revised Statutes
authorizes the introduction into ressucd patents, upon
proof satisfactory TO the Commissioner, Of matter
amendments IN where there II neither model uO
drawing; but yidc= also that reissle either 81
machine process patent when has been heretofore
granted under said section shall he held invalid because
of the allowance therein by The Commissioner OF ne"
matter amendments but IN any suit upon sucll re-
applicant was the original inventor OF such new mat
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sAPP's FIVE PER CENT BILL.
A PROPOSITION FOR The BENEFIT or THE sCHo'i9
OF WESTERN AND SOUTHERN STATES.

OF WESTERN AND SOUTHERN STATES
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE.l
WASHINGTON April 23.-Representatlve Sapp Is
,,s,,,i,,o q renort upon his bill authorizing the
Secretary of the Interior TO ascertain the area OF
-be pubc lands entered by the location of military
land warrants in the States of Ohio, Indiana, IL
lnois. Missouri Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Arkansas, louisiana Ala
bama, Mississippi, Florida, Oregon, Nevada ana
Colorado. all of which were admitted into tie Union
on condition that the United States should pay TO
them five per cent on the sales of public lands sit
uated within their borders.
The bill provides that these States shall receive
certificates of Indebtedness from the Secretary OF
tine Treasury in liquidation of these claims, payable
in fifty wears, with interest at @djlOO per cent MI
Sam in his report will hold that the per cent OF
the proceeds of sales of land ought to be taken by
tie States in full satisfaction of their claims, and
that on receiving payment they shall relnqulsh all
claims upOn the Government arising under tins pro-
vision except where sales for cash shall hereafter
be made The provision of the bill requiring the
Government to pay per cent on all lands taken up
by military land warrants is based on the theory
that these warrants were issued to men VINO Gu
listed in one of the three wars, those OF the keVou
ton and of 1872 and that with Mexico, as part
compensation for military service rendered and tina;
therefore such locations ought to be treated as cash
sales.
Representative Sapp thinks that the Government
is bound in good faith to account to the States Tor
lands thus occupied estimatin"their vaue at II %
per acre. In 1853 Congress passed an act relative
to lands in Louisiana, and subsequently, III 1s0o,
relative to those in Alabama. Under both these acts
the Government settled the per cent claims oil
those States and included all military reserves est-
mating their value at 81 - per acre. These acts
also provided that the General Government should
settle with the other States that admitted into
the Union under similar conditions, and 1t is held
by members representing districts in the Northwest
and Southwest that these two acts recognized the
right of the States to per cent of the proceeds OF
all lands that have been taken up whether purchased
for cash or located on military warrants IL there
was any doubt about the construction OF the law
before these acts il was removed by them. In Other
words, il IS held that the lands were sold by the
Government 10 the soldiers. who took them as q
part of their compensation Tor their military ser
vice - ,.r 49,,
The Committee on Public Lands Of the NllNth
Congress reported bill substantially identical with
that of Representative Sapp.
Nearly all the States interested have made pro
vision that tins per cent fund shall be used lor
school purposes. Alabama has not done So but Nj.
Sapps bill provides that the fund shall be devoted
to that purpose IN all cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

bonds were Sold and that $27,OO0,OOO OF them
have been exchanged for the preferred stock of the
road a. their face value. with additional 40 per
cont mon the interest in advance for five years at
per cent. 1t WIS also said that the rapid filing mp
of the country with immigrants where the eastern
portion of the line is buil is developing the agr-
cultural resources Of the section and that the rail-
road company doing ell in its power TO encourage
this growth; its charges are placed at the lowest
lied River TO Duluth, $50 miles, for - cents
bushcl. 80. e.. -
When vote was reached upon the bill, 1t was
passed without division. Ii is generally understood
that all the amendments agreed TO acceptable 10
the company. The bill will undoubtedly be adopted
by the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
SERIOUS CHARGES OF FRAUD.

MONTREAL, April 23.-E. II. Goii, president
Of the Montreal Portland and Boston Railway Company
was arrested here Yesterday at the SUIT OF the Canada
Agricultural Insurance Company Tor making false re-
turns when he manager Of that company. war
rant was also issued against HIM for forging resolution
OF the company authorizing him 10 draw against the
company for 500 ZOO TOR an alleged debt. Warrants
were subsequently issued for the arrest Of l.. II. GJH
and jas G.. stewart managiug director Of The Montreal
Hcrnid for Publishing alleged NheuOu- letter IN sat
urduy's Herald charging eI-SOcit0T-Gcueral Baker
with demanding $4,000 TN return for the granting OF a
subsidy of $1,000 per nile hy tue local government TO
the Montreal. Portland aud Boston Railway Company,
OF which Con president The letter gives details OF
money yuuables said 10 have been given 70 Baker
account. Ou account Of his influence Baker meets the
whole charge WIKI an mequvocal denial Bail was
ccptcd for both defendants in the libel suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
TEIEGRApnIc NnrEs

NEw-ORIEANs, La. April 23-T0-day was the
day Of the Louisiana Jockey club Races bucks9t
the FIRST Conrad the second and Iyphouu The ia
BosToN April 23.-The wrestling match al LINN.
last night between Charles Murphy Of hew.NofA aa WI
ham Barry OF Montreal champion Of Canada was won ~ he
former.
MOBILE, Ala. April 23.--The Mobile Board of
Trade passed re-oaiiOa urging me naios and hrtfe
ssntativrs from Alabama 20 advocate the rceal
OF the law mpsng OF 10 per cent on TIE issues OF state
Banks
RED BANK " J., April 23.--At a meeting of tho
pr1perty owners Red Bank he'd today, preamble aud
,vtgns wcrr unanimously adopted favOfinr
re al the IN the ver and HaT6or B the
nrvemepf Shrewsbury River IN this Of Jet
RES Instead of IN dredging.
PorGHKEEPsIK, n. ", April 23.-The following
deexatss have been chosen % TIRE Proh0itoa Convenn
from second Dsfrict. Walter FarflnsoH Mitchell Dowh
ing Charles Deyo Edward CTummey, 1ehn Hume deie-
William a. billiard, COokingtzn,
laae BlllagA Vivian G. AlbF0.