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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

General He stands indicted for murder 10 his
! ,wn pari.h. having as.ss.inated brother lawyer
| IN account of his success in practice over him
| Mr. CHARLES Cavanac, the inrolt ant and reliable
witness of this trio Of villains, Whitaker, Ogden,
| aud Eagan, Is man of had reputation for versci-
tv, especially where political or personal in err
~ j. involved Hundreds of men in this city
would not believe him uoder oath. He holds a
| prominent position 10 the city government, al
hough he has denounced the female teachers of
| be public schools as prostitutes.
VIM. r. Smart, the custodian of the Vernon
| records. would omit no lie that he cOul !
| tier that would he likely 10 convict me.
During the rebellion he stole my stock X led my
1ogs aud poultry, ard'put the vote TO hi compa-
V if hey shou d kil me and burn my dwelling
| iv,r the heads of nv family. +. A. Bank, an
| other prominent wltnes, absconded from the lit
[ e town of Aenia, CLAW county, state Of Illinois,
| ,nd changed his name from A. + Burk 20 L. a.
| Burke. Debts have followed him mere for liqui-
lation over the Signature Of \. Burk. aud
some Of the have been paid by hun, thus affirm
| ing he fact OF his ab,COnd NJ and chang NJ his
| name.
The names Of the jurors that were impaneed
| tor the ttil Of Anderson and myself were fur
| lsh'd BY the Democratic Comm tee. Their po-
lcal stat L. A. well =, their views TO the Top
! - puni.hmr ut. wa. canvassed bv the Jude, At
G tncy Gcucral and the HmocIstic Committee
! Ctole being placed on the panel. One of the
larry Comm s-ionets te.tf-d before the court that
! 'lO ~ ~ J"' - Wy '" !" Wv -, wv wv"
/ ""lch t7'esheh were 1'aWh atf eNoau'',n9 t'e
pao'I, was iuih'she 10y 'ne pe'hoc' AUG ENec"-
| ne comm Vee' ana thl' iact vas known 10 me
Nea'oh ,,4f"' ,he ASSASSIN Efgah' ana Tue pct
u'otE IlupcN'
rue Ne'"'ns i'"m NTrnon l'n "eie u'a,e 'P
/ 10 'he towb 81 AicAdhul'a' VI tne iHilsh OIL IVA
re- I"iH q" ihit, 10" ""e,e tne eiec'lon wa,
| ne ~ ana vet we h''uILins notu are cn"Hcu
| ",'n anu haue rep hsIoe IoI, an !ue cnsupe'
Nhieh Il Il a.eteu pave peen maze IN ine,e re-
| ,o'h'' 'lnce ne 'o.. wee couu'eo of .he Com
'n'''lon'.s - L" v''"n' eseit one Vi WON was
',' nc 'u' l tue Alo' NY Iene'".' ,e
N'''s an' A''o,n y-'onei'' anu tne D'sl,'c' Az
| '''n'l "aNc 'nloNn CIV ~ u",'"'ic III 'ne way
t"" u'e' V'eIN eNeI'on W P'etrn' Us nun p'V
""O,"S v, ua'-"S oUi ""n' ,, nv "tslue sprc"r
y, "ru na'e ue'iyu wy nsSi ! gnu e'a.'neu
~ ~ "'"' ~ '-' u'oso" "as SI 9 u' W.
wy ii,' va ing '"l"ina 10y. 'ne I'eln' luz
o"'t"' anu n'~ -, a'''hP'tu luSt'ieh.ion VI 'ue"
pol. e'ul'ou' iu'S oo,o'Gu a' "''y Ilesen
ave Neens 70 IiH',l i'su' - assai une WIZ
l".U V'u,e o p,"u VI ,ne Jo''iI
" '"V "'',' ~. u''pn
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- l'I.eu ,,",es N.I"n ouS ~ su,' .
80 , W VI t'
nI,ou was p'esenleu TO '"c g,ann o1,y nor vo'a
W.. u M i.''i "a n','nS ''I
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

amend sec % Of chap. IF the revised statutes
relating TO the assessment and collection of taxes
an act TO amend Sec chap. ll6 Of the revised
statutes. relating to the board Of prisoners in
jtlls; an set TO rcguhte aud rotcct fisheries and
the proi .ation Of fish; an act for the assess.
rutut of Il state tax for the year 1878; an act to
amend sec. Al chsp. lib OF the revised statutes,
relating 10 Arrest for taxes; act to Incorporate
the Fttfcd boon Cotpor .tiou; an act to PROV Ide
in part Tor the exp mixtures OF government.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve 10 favor of tn 81. l. K,b,th Orphan
As1lTm 80 10 tl,ud resolve for repairing bride
oyei NnluuAu. -ucam in Naca vahoc PLANTATION;
resolve In 'Agor ut tn Maine General llo-pt-i
receive il favor OF Ike tawu of Alexander aud Is
other town; rc.uhc ia favor OF the STATE Pri,oa
resolve autho IN. a temporary loan; resolve in
favor OF the Miiluy a'd Naval Asylum at Bath
resolve for an iuvesiIsatipn relating 20 elections
10 certain town aud plantations; resolve on to,
pay roll of the senate; solve on the pay roll of
the House; rc-o.vtn favor Of The towns uf Fl
Kent an FIRE. ch7ils; resolve ia favor OF the
Bangor Ch'llicn's Home; resolve ia favor of tne
Female Orrhsn \ yum ~ Portland.
The usual complimentary re.olutjons were
passed, and congra'ulHtlrt ~yeechts ma lie, AID Al
qua ter to two tn SIetker'~ gsvel fell aud the
House was declared 'ioutn d without day.
lBepo" Of cO-lu4 proc -eilnE- ana remarks ia
tomUrl oW = l..ut.l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

Mr.. Hale's expected speech on the
Southern policy of the administration, 50
far from assailing the motives of the
President, gave him credit for doing all
that he has done, with the very best inten-
ton. But Mr.. Hale insists that the Pres.
dent is learning "the lesson of misplace d
confidence when he finds in less than "A
year after his Inauguration one member
OF the Louisiana Returning Board in jail
and another likely soon To follow him
1t is evident that Mr.. Hale. and Mr.. Gar
field also, in all that they said in denun.
citation of the New Orleans prosecutions,
had their republican colleagues with them,
and ii Is as little in doubt that their view uI
the legality of Mr.. Pickard's election i.
that entertained by majority of republi.
cans. Tribune
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

The legislature adjourned this morning
after a session of fifly-one days. The
members return home with an excellent
record for the conscientious and faithful
discharge of their duties, Many impor-
tant measures have been before them
All have been candidly considered, and
the action had will in the main be gcner-
ally approved. The session developed
many able debaters in both branches, some
OF whom will be heard from again. In
the amount of patient. hard work done the
fifly-stvenlh legislature will compare with
any that has gone before it. We publish
elsewhere the titles of the entire list OF
acts and resolves assed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22
l. gisIiilVc Proceedings.


Papers from the House were disposed of in con-
currence.
On motion of Mr. HAYNES, the Senate voted
TO adhere to it, vote in passing bill in re-
lalon of taxes; the House having indefinitely
postponed the bill
Ga motion of MIR. MARTIN,
Ordered, That Hon. Lloyd w. Drake be ex-
cused from further attendance upon the Leglsla-
ture sf er this day, and that his pay be made
up in full.
Ga motion of Mr.. CoBB, the bill relating to the
establishment of a new Insane Asylum, having
been indefinitely postponed by the House, the
Senate non-concurred with the action of the House
and he original blll was referred to the next leg
ialature, on the same Senators motion.
On motion OF Mr.. HAYNES the report relating
TO the Ulcers OF the Senate aud their pay was Ia
ken from the labl, and the same Senator
motion was amended by striking out the portion
relating to the reports.
Mr.. GRGNbLE moved the report be indefinitely
postponed and Mr.. STEVENS urged this acIou.
This motion prevailed.
Mr.. ToLMAN moved to reconsider the vote
whereby was pass d to be enRrossed the bill rela-
tive to thr location Of way over tide waters OF
Georges river, but the motion did not prevail
On motion of Mr., FERGUSON, the Senate voted
that when it adjourned 1t would be TO meet at 80
O'Clock
PASSED TO BE ENACLED.
An act in relation to the insolvent laws OF
Name; An act to amend chap. 1858 of the speci Il
laws Of 1877 relating to the throwing of refuse
into the i sea aquis river; an act authorizing the
location Of a way over the tide waters of the
Georges river ia Ihomaston; an act to authorize
tial and Woodbury. Knapp 10 navigate Adlos
coggtu pond by steam an act to amend chap. 10Y
of the pubic avs of 1876, entitled act addhi-
ii, nal to chap. of the revised statutes relating
10 elections act to repeal chap. 200 of the pub
lie laws of 1877, entitled act additional to cnap.
30 of the revised statute, relaiiag to mischiev-
ou> dog an act to establish tue salary of the
clerk Of coutts Of Penobscot countv; an act re-
laiing to building and maiuauiu. the lock on the
dam acro.s the k-nnebec river at Augusta; an
act to establish muucip court in the town of
FarminctOn.
Ga motion Of Mr.. GRINDLE,
Adjourned.
EVENING SESSION.
The t.ue.,I the - ssiou was consumed is pas
ing to be enacted aAd IN finally ling the acts
and resolves contained in the report. til! II o'clock
NJ.
A message was received from the House Of
REPRESENTATIVES, by MIR. WEBB Of Windham, in-
forming The Senate that the House ha, disposed
81 al hn.lness before n, and is nov ready to ad-
Jouln with al Jay.
On mOuOn Of Nh. NEALLEY,
" cred, That lues-age he sent TO the House
o. Rep eseltitiIes. Informing that body that the
Sena C ba. ,i-pUsed Of all business before it, and
Is low ready to adjourn without dav.
M message was conve,ed by The Secretary.
On motion of MI. NEALLEY,
Or cred, That committee on the part Of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

To set OF ce tain property from tho Ovf-r1 VII
lage Fire Engine Corpornti,1n ~ Wv 'i' !" '''-
Tee corr ge the pro isfon of moan. c,,. .i,. 90,
tingu- hment Of ires. ''' '''7 'N
Adiitiona q chapter 40 Of the Revised statutes.
To extend tie charter OF the Ar,osto,r tan,
boat Company.
To incpr tortte The Deer Isle and 80 lry.t s,e.,,
Ferry Company. '''''
TIE inc 'rporate The Nachiasport and Nacbias
20 an. n I { a. charter oC tho ,-t. of ,pgra,s
To incorporate the r.esuna-cot Xai"r t.ove,
mr'h'.
r. pro- ihi' te talint Of % rom Fcll's p4fl
IN the toNu or',rri4e;nn a.,,l iran, n ,.,..,,s han
IN the t"Nu~ ot OrrinSt "a sui Buck pari
70 prF".i tb' thr,Ni & ui g., +. e. iatpbhc tttbl.
70 amen chap cr2it Oh The publ. lo,sprl LA
con'rrnIr. ttS ON $.
lteliing " tnt. jtinb- IA ~rii {
To an nd sefti3n Of ch tptrr ~ uf the Revise
Statute, relating 10 revie'e.
IoHment IN artr nn,lrd ''an ari Il incorpora.e
m hdy L veg Railroad Cpmpanv.7
Am n ling chapter llt rr n. t,u lc lt,y. nf t-t,
yer l>'d reltin- 90 wlreh .usc
fohc'rrn ate the ~prin-y1 va tr.luct Con.4a
1y.
TO iecorpo' al" the Portland ,ch' cub
Ad ii'ua. TO cha ter ~ % the Re-. SEED - t1t.
rotating To u7st AID chill IN "a ,d heir in.lntang ..
TO ame"d section 10 o' ma to- go of me tiahit
lt"s lh' year lr1, entitled AN ,ct To- tth jr.ls
he iorm1ilpu of IA RAJ corp ,.atI ,,>"
An act Tor he better prot, cjoi OF the rights OF
towns.
Addition i TO rh pter 'of The public law oft1s
Yc1r - re atiuS 80 The sNa.li of rti.r iul ,r.
poratio :.
l" am"nd 'h tp'er I'll Of the lublc laV~ 81 the
year ~ sn-nict 'aa act te.aths t. Way, cross
idi rVhi-.
70 npena an act toaa'.or.<e me Ndn, Cen ri
hailr"3l io"pttN ID DIS 'Outlnue The u-e oI u
o, tlon oi it' Track,
To dm' M "a pl"t 49, OF ne lri .HtCHli special
avs o Ie'' itit m lo e apo47 10 MadAR All Ter.
floIN
!" tstahil N an ldi' onai Normal -chuu'.
10 "m'.l an vet ehlttd "a actl incorporate the
lty % 'a'h~
AddN onHl 10 chapeT IS oi the act If 1871. CUT.
,i'd uh act - rev 81" And c"h~pllidtp HC Laws re.
'atng to We E"Verm "i, = aver du'"s, iviirg-
e. ana iH"iiles Of savings thss and insti utions
lot saFlhS~'
Regulating me arPlehtichg pl boys IN Reform
,n."l.
frp'f ng ic' canal III The head " ttcrs oil Pre-
sumpsc"' llEtf
I" coy -"t'd dt, reV.se u anr'd ia" ious
ac's Mnlih constitute the rhattc 81 he td IA Ma.
-u ~ i'''' = 'li "h,, '"ih any
T. i"corl." ate the 1T. Cr,iN l. .hc Dan Compa-
ny.
10 amend -'''ion ~ OF cH1ltc' G"i TIA" Revised
>talut' rt'a."E I" ttNHtio Get Gpoltte proper
",
Nldli.n.,l Fl. 4o .c.t,f.ri i,.,.,h,.,, ann, a.
minhtr4ii. ,fiU>.fc los c-t.tLIi-hlug a snteri,r
crurt ira kt.uu4l,.t. & ntuiv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

We publish in ul the letter of Mr..
Wells. of the louisiana Returning Board.
of which our telegraphic column, have
heretofore given some idea. lie ALLEGES
tina, Samuel y Tilden is instig4ting and
assisting in the prosecutions against he
Board. and exposes with bold hand the
base character of the men actively engag-
ed in the prosecutions. and the nclariou>
methods they have pursued to accomplish
their purpose of sending Wells aud hi
colleagues to prison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22
'NALLY PASSED.

Resolve in favofof tho Maine General Hospital :;
resolve for investigation rela ing to elections u
certain towns and plantation; resolve for tepa J.
plantation resolve in favor # It. kliz ,bclh On
phan Asylum of Porlltnd; iesoVe author ~ a
temporary loan; resolve 10 favor OF the State Pri>
on; resolve ~ favor Of the military aud naval a v
lum al Bath resolve relating to the town of Alex
andtr and eighteen other towns tesnlve in favor
OF the Femile Orphan Asylu of Puril md: re-
solve in tav0 of the towns of Fart Kent aud
frenchvil e; resolve on the pay roll of the senate ;
resolve in favor OF the Bangor Chdren's Home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

Controller Knox has appeared before
the Committee on Banking and Curren.
CIV. in opposition to the hill to retire the
circulating bills of the national hanks an
other purposes. He is of opinion iha'
the passage of the bin Would he a death
blow to the national banks. which he re-
CARDS as the the best system Of banks
the country has ever bad. The erect o.
the repeal Of the present system wou'd
be he thinks the re-establShment of the
old systems Of State banks
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IialIn .tilNncb:t SoGr91!
Ava 49, Z A.
Friday Morning, February -. 1878.

The Maine Standard prints in its col
umus in big. black letters. the names OF
senators who voted in favor of seating
Mr.. Burleigh. Thus the STANDARD doe
what il can to strengthen the impression
among republicans that these seuator'
were right. It's abuse and denuuciatior
of them is equivalent to a certificate oi
merit. Mr.. Madgan also shows temper
because he was not counted in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

Senate, with such as the House may join, be ap-
pointed 10 wait on the Governor and inf ,rn him
that both branches of the legislature, having act
ed on sll matter. before them, are now ready to
receive any communication he may be pleased TO
make, aud
Messrs. Nealley, Martin aud Cobb, were sp.
pointed on the part of the senate.
Sent down for concurrence.
Mr.. NEALLEY, from the foregoing committee
subsequently reported that the comm tee had
waited upon the Governor aud discharged the
duty assigned them, aud that the Governor was
pleased to ssy that he would comm niratc TO the
two Hon.es forthwith through the Secretary Of
State.
Thereupon the Secretary Of State, Hon. s. J.
Cha lboufue, came ia audylaid before the Senate
the following message fom the Governor:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

Mr.. Bowers cf Saco said It made no sort Of
difference how the Hcuse voted. The hospital
could not be built until there was change in the
Constitution. lie was 10 favor of a new hospital /;
hut was vel aware il cannot be built from moth
ing.
The House refused to adopt the Senate amend
mert.
Amendment
Mr. MURRAY Of Pembroke said if The invesi-
Ralion was to add new light on the subject he
should favor II. But he thought all The informq-
ton desired, was contained in the report of the
COMMISSION appointed for siuil AZ plrpose few
years ago.
The Amendment was adj ptel by vote Of 81 90
The House then
Adj burned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22
STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
Augusta, February p, 1873.

To the President If The Scrate;
transmit herewith list Of the Acts and Re-
solves passed daring the present season Of he
Legislature aud approved by me-, Numbering lis
act. aud 90 res' I've. | have no further commu-
nication to make. SELDEN CONNOR.
The final solves and ,reec hes wiz be Published
to morrow.
Al - s. A NJ. the flal adjournment was
reached.
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House.

THURSDAY, Feb. ~
Prayer by R'v. Mr.. EMNoNs Of II Howell.
Papers fton the Senate disposed OF in concur
National Republican., 1878-04-19
DIRECTORY.
The Principal Business Houses of Wash.
ington.

The touotring is published for The benefit Of Trdp'
cling Statesmen, Strangers, and The public gener.
ony-it includes all trades and professions and
cannot fail 10 prOre Of interest 10 all uho intend
transacting business IN Washington.
National Republican., 1878-04-19
Observation-Disclosures.

One of the on dts of the West End is that
our venerable and wOrld.renOwncd historian
Hon. George BancrOft-has quite realized Mr..
Warmers pleasant vision of having two col
ored persons, with cooling drinks and other
comforts, attend the warm and weared gar
dcucr during his work. Mr. Bancroft Is said
to 90 into his garden every day to attend 10
his rosary" accompanied by two servants,
one of whom, If it be too warm, holds an un-
brella over the historians head while he digs
about the roots of his roses. 1t is said fur
thcr that he enjoys orgun-gruding music, aud,
to spare Mrs. BancruIt's nerves, lie has the ac-
cOmplishcd Italians escorted to the back
gate where they gIind while he digs.
National Republican., 1878-04-19

AUCTIoNEERs
Duncanson Bros, Ninth and ID sta.
wash. H. Williams. ID, cor. Tenth street.
BooKsELLERs AND STATIONERs
solomons 4 Chapman, oil Pennsyiyans avenue
Shilington, Pa. Syenue and Four .nd-sh half street.
W. II. 4 o. ii. Morrison, as Pennsylvania avenue.
b. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row. Pa ave. aud Tenth 81
BAKERA
Felix Desfossss ,sOi2 II street
CLOTHIN0
Il. 8. Justh. slO street.
DENTISTS.
Dr. q. DeMontreville. No l222 y, northwest.
DRUGGIsTS.
Soaghlins Temple Drug Store, + and A. Ninth siree,a
kntwise, Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Edward Townsend; iIlS ninth street northwest
Mrs Burr 1905 II street.
Miss lIarrover, 1896 street.
RSssiyn ssminaTy HSs "a sPFG.Sw MGPFSgs1n .Snar.
Park SEMINARY, jS fifih street northwest
Miss Eva Mills Music, iES street
School OF Music 5O7 Eighth street
Musical Academy, ]. =. taulhcld, lSb street
Musical Conservatory o. Ii. Bullard. "a! Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markrlter. ss6 K street northwest
HoTEIS
81 James Hotel, corner sixth and PennsylvanIa ave
Metropolitan, Penna ave and sixth street
ta Lbbitt House, ;Foyr,senth and = streets
Morton House, w and ", street
fremont House.
HATTERs
d. II. stinemetz, I2H Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, Is High street
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILCRS
Eiseman Brothers, corner seventh and streets
A. SakS q Co, Seventh street.
Ii. Robinson d Co.. p9 Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS.
Sanders & siayman. Penna ave. and Twelfth street
PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo. Autographed. No +ss Penn
sylvanla avenue.
REAL ESTATE
Il. ii. Warner 9ls street northwest
John Sherman, 81. Cloud Building.
Fitch Il Fox. Frecdmans bank building 1900 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINEa
McKenney 4 Co, CT Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-04-19
Baltimore General Market.


Cotton quiet Middling nomnaliy iOi,c.
Flour steady and hrm. Howard-sireet and Western
snperftne, Ndt 50; do. extra " 7S6LS Is: do family,
G t0M6 20; city Mills supernne, u 25GGi15: do. extra
G76
wheat-southern quiet and firm; Western firm and
higher. Southern red, u 2Dtli 36; do amber, 81 $50
lHi Pennsylvania red, 81 J5d IS: No. winter red
Western spot and April. d S26gl s2Ia May. si $50
] ajf.
Corn-Southern hrmer; Western 6rmer, with light
offefnEs Southern white, 5ael52fc; do yellow, $40
ssc Western mixed, spot and April !t4Qg5.Isc May,
b5Ac; June, ,5IAc
Oats In good demand and arm. Southern, s3aDssc
yana. Bd1Sc.
Rye quiet and nominal at 6O0i8ac.
Hay n shade easier. but not quoIably lower. Prime
Maryland and Prhnsylyanla, Sli6llb.
PROV visions dali and unchanged. Butter-Choice In
good demand but shade easier; choice Western roll,
40 &c; do. pack cd ,3sI25c.
Petroleum dull and nominal. Refined, lie.
Coffee quiet lilo cnrgocs uominally I3JsglTc.
Sugar quiet and steady At gGgJ4c.
Whisky quiet at u 05csl O6S.
Rocepts-Four 1900 bbls; wheat, ?5,SOO bu; corn.
WOO bu; oats, 500 bu.
shipmsnts-Wheai, 6s 600 bu; corn. $4,000 bu.
Fregllts TO Liverpool quiet. Cotton, per steam,
eNdi Hour. "a 9d grnin s4@Sad
National Republican., 1878-04-19
For the Corner
Loves bright Eve.


There's something In the eye Of love
That has magic power to win;
le brightness comes from heaven above
And the immortal soul within, .i
The soul of Wit Is there displayed
In pointing thought TO Light Or shade.
The dimplcd cheek, Of rosy bues.
That blushes at pleasant thing
The smiling lips, with honey dews--
Inc virtue known by queen or king.
Are pretty, but they only vie
with beauty known rs loves bright eye.
There's eloqucnce without her tongue.
That has greater power to bind
Than all the songs we've ever sung
And all We ever hope In find;
It's felt and answered with a Sigh,
And hows from loves bright bcarling eye.
Those dark bright eyes-those eyes that tell
What ne'er was heard BY mortal cars;
Who has not felt this heart 10 swell,
And on his cheek the rolling tears
When time and fortune bid him 70
With fate to battle or the fooe
There Is a time In all discourse
When language fails Of power 10 move
It's then the eye takes up the force
That wins the victory, or the love.
But oft, alas the tear Of pain
And pleading eye are both In vain
In vain to soothe the pain Il feels;
In vain to weep for others woes;
But still the sense Of beauty steals
Away the hearts Of bellies aud beauH,
Who own It's beauty aud It's power
To tranquilizc painful hour.
We've known the stern and stubborn viii,
- That would not be convinced Of wrong;
Seen anger. rage, the bnsDms M,
The weak become revengeflIl, strong,
III loves bright eye stepped in betwcen-
Ihe tempest stillcd and changed the scene.
National Republican., 1878-04-19
Now York General Market

,,-.,--,-., ,NEw NoRK. April IS, Is7s
Bales, 800 bales CONSOLIDATED mel receipts SI,Gss. Es
ports Great britain 1851 France, Iits; to Ii,
and SGaS o TS@ @FS chaSss sr %h pd medium aa
%ssIsrn and and state Sa IS common good
@Ss5 common 10 choice whlie wheat western extra
e5 sa@G bo fncy do, 90 S5ct7 IS; common TO good
81 patent M"nssots extra a good good to 10 pfims Ha
tG76@7 5O do. choice TO double extra 4 sos +-cos
SSE aS S2%%2n e Rys al saI
steady ~ :, 3Sat fer suptrans state: Corn meal un
s2Ssa2 IS; Brandwlne, y l3et3 lS -"
the assnss lost and ts"Gcncy cyl % SSySrss ss' SoT %i a
tSso MsT G?ft M%ansss HS assS.n % sG So TS
N store, E@i ~ for No winter red 81 % for No
i j S Whs Slate Il Sr a a6.s aS6 slTf McSGas Sss
and q S5lti 80 for ungraded white Western.
BARLEY duh and unchanged. Barley NAL, quiet and
Corn iogiEc better. with light supply. nrm de,
er mixed Sic for steamer yellow 6Sc ior No white
oT low mixed 5S,sc for round elbow, Si6l6sc
ePn: @ s'''0" jersey ana '' 0' "h"s and yellow South
Oats shade r%s; me 2. s sos Ne white s,c fol
white DO, sSso'.e for mixed State, and ass SS.c Oi
Hay steady al eotssSc for shipping.
and Western and 10 los tor New York; 50 '' h"'''''
Coffee RIO steady, with u moderate business nt 49,
gle gold, for chTgoes, and Isa9ls.c. gold, for lob
Sugar dull nt 7.@7Hc for fair to gosi refining and
fSc Tor prime. Refined dull at s1t6 &C. for standard
crushed.
Mo!Nsses quiet and unchanged.
Rice quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum dun. Crude, 6Iiei refined. Ike
TAllOw easy AT &c.
HOsn easier nj o. $50 l 57tI for strained.
Turpentine easier at 30 s6I3lc or spirits
Eggs steady at leli,,c for state and Pennsylvania
1olf lie for fresh Western, and IOlOc for southern
Potatoes du Peerless, SiGgl IS; Early Rose o. $50
O.; Peachblows, 81 2Sdll "; sweets, sl 1904
I PruYisions-pork lower aud more active; mess
9HAWlO; extra prime " Sh family, $40 2Sg 10 so
Beef quiet, beef hams hrmer Sl66ll6 50 for West
ern; licrce beef quiet; Cut uieats-Western dull;
ndlles quiet al s.. lOT Western long Ceaand 5sc for
city do, Lard steady prime steam o. 25g7 49, closing
MEGtt, Butter heavy 7glJc for old Western, l2id
25c for do. State, and l50y;OC for new. Cheese hrm
at 6Gl2Se for common 70 prime
Linsesd dull.
Whisky lrmer at 81 0a
Freights TO Liverpool steady Cotton, per sail 1894
per steam, Va Wheat, per sail SD; per steam 4d