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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

FLOUR AND MEAI-FIour market quiet; prices gen.
Grady vithou! decided change eAIf,J u.ne nm 'C
steadily held sales s,eoo bD. including geo MI. cry
ENlra sass - for tg whole rirci 81 bp'e ~" 20
200 bills Low Grade Extra s5o-5 TO- mainly - - 10
800 bbs winter Wheat Eltra - 2,ssl; Of
I5I e E S' ?. ssssi G I5:' sarcrnao state ana
= iia 49, is o. TO 'S G%0ss !5s.o - COMMON
Good Extra Western $3.50 90 COG y" L' f - 90
a6,'c - 3OdSG 70; Minnesota EHlra Ryo NIure - 30
s. Is t 3 some lev fancy brands Ied Lille
G ESH9l to Far s5as5 80; Far to Good. - %
fsi ao GGSa quiet &c s and d62"
unchangs Par SSpor h g- I bona dg as.n'75
lar 10 Choice - sO0sC so; Tncy Family COds7 %,
FLU K dui shade EASIER sales $50 bib, gpciuc - 2je
- 80 latter an extreme CDkN MAJ l., more RGl'S
vine 81 1913 .; Coarse CIV Meal 9 per ico D. %.
'aJ AT|MaTkct qaic; SPOT parcels scarce
scarcely any Trade in futures Gales 1000 bush spot, m
duluG No sprng and No chicago - i'Sil - 90 ga :
49, 02 a i,i 1 a n asked do aay bd. 81 u
a,ied: 40 Nor,hwos', Apr. closing, u - bh. ~ e
asked DO NAV, y q BID q q = asSe4 o. JaG q %
mg q "a md 81 s$7a astcii .1'9g9 s snsni do
rs more active error 1rmer .aies 1000 bush 1ls s
ssa Too Gu.h Eau, TO i.5wcd O. F,l5wci zoo
nay unchanged ..PLAs - last nohrel CORN slightly
buyrr favor good export fair home trade demand. mod
crate business Ia futurcs sales, 1000 bush lhclndg
l7luuU spot, UugTadeC Western Mixed 500 % c IN
Guiding ~ bush DsinV. Doc sorU 40. 3, 5J DC
nearly ali 5J4c; steamer Mixed 5iaJl'4ci To-" Mixed
54l2dJsAsc: No p White Guu N'alngr Yellow,
55c. White Southern, 66c.; H'una yellow, 90. :
Dd No 2 for export 5Glsc, afDat 5000 bush. steamer
M,1ed Ami 5Sac closing SO ~. bi1, Ole a4EoI 5000
bush do. May, 81 &C., closing alc. bid 81 &C asked DO,
June Doe bid Bic asked No. April closing - l2c bid
81 c. asked: 10000 BUSH 90. MAY, 5S4c, c'o.ng 0ac
I asked 1000 bush do June De, closing J5 &c hid
80 Is-luIet. without urcdrd change Gales,
i1uOD bush. No White, 3iaic: No p 80. No White,
80 1
aiG,jtc Wine Western. 50 P0jSc; Mixed State 30 d35ci
White state 80 2c toe, including 5000 bush No Chicago,
81 Ne s0rc......FEED steady 40 n, sis 5Udrl3 90 70
and ~ d. $40. 100 n. sI9dS2O Rye Fcrd SlsaSl9 Shatpa
F2OaS2l g. BEANS IN fair request AT steady prices
sIuDK Oh GHAIN Is .INRE MRgLALIN MARE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

call at 4d5 on pledge of Government bonds and
G05 with railway collateral. We quote prime
commercial paper at az TO z per cent. The fol-
Savannah, buying, lie premium, selling il premium;
Charleston. very scarce. par to 4 premium st.
Louis, 80 premium; New-Orleans, commercial L,
cents discount 10 par.
The United States Treasurer at Washington. to-
day, received SS00,000 National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts $780, 900.
and the internal revenue receipts were S630,OO0.
The following Is the CLEARINGHOUSE statement
to-day: Currency exchanges, $50, 1893, S3S cur
rency balances S3.49l 307; gold exchanges, $I2,-
769,O41, and gold balances 81, 921 1853.
The receipts Of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 22d day of April were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
Total sales for the -
AEK-dIyidead per cent.
&c PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
> OF MINING STOCKS.
SATURDAY. To-day.

Ii was holiday on the London Stock Exchange,
and no quota ions for securities received from
London or Paris. Accordingly our market for Gov
eminent bonds was comparatively quiet the total
sales at the board being only $lGs.OOO The prin-
cIpal business done was in Is Of 1851 and IS at
firm prices. The popular subscription at Washing
ton to-day for the 1 per cents was reported as
amounting to 100000. Annexed are the latest
street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
Business Cbantes.
COLORADO STOCK RAISING.

COLORADO STOCK RAISING.
~ The subscriber having secured in southern COofaho
the largest and located Cattle Ranch in America with
5000 American cattle IL proposes 90 increase
the herd 10 and Offers 10 gentlemen OF
means opportunity investment without risk anu
with profit OF 80 cent or more per annuD De-
aides material the value Of the land every year
FOR circulars containing full particulars address DAVID W.
SHERWOOD, bridgeport, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

STRICT ordinary SIlta Mlddhng.--- 'is
1,p,rcs oret steady unchanged saturday evening
500 uaIrs rofay-Flrst Cai-hrrl, loss. lOo1 Juur
lUI August lilo: total l.iDJ bars. second CillOg-
outI Z total, 200 bales ILlt1 CliN'y lo9i luYS
AUGUST ll1g: october, lugS total COO bale Asn, oAhY
NprI 1851: May, 1925 clU9i. Juuc llOOti iU2 july,
Hos. August. l.iUgl4l2. total. 5-ipi grand te,ll,
IL 100 bales ENchaugcd-.IT paid 90 exchange 100 May
fr August 2 paid exchange 100 October oI september
Itrfr "a EfHTfIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
IEVENTY-FTGUTH DIVIDEND.

SER In | ! -EliIH III DIV lBEND.
- OFFICE OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
AEw.NOLK. April lS. 1873.
The Directors have this day declared the usua
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF THREE 81 PER CENT.
payable the ONCE Of the company Nos 81 and 81 Ma
70 stockholders their legal representatives on and after the
nTst dav of May next -. .
Transfer books will the afternoon Of the Goth inst,
and be reOpened on the morning 81 I'd oi May, 1873.
W. ]. EMMETT, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
Foreign exchange quiet and firm, the selling
rates being at concessions OF l223i of d cent from
e,Lioiped ,fYici9l uuof atipus.

The following tO-day's quotations for foreign
and domestic coins and bullion, United States
being quoted in currency and all the Others i'll gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

o. ,,n .e-.e o7oo 7sIOO $4,000
Rye, bush ..... 42.263 225 5'EO0 &c 9 VV
Barley, BUSH. 1881 OVo io''VO
Total bush. .5s5G5O 652,S8S 0l6,7OO 4sC,5Cs
previous Won S %eki 4sO4os G5I,lss $4,000 Ss5,15O
January IL "a, 3S7 $50 lI25747O IO,9s4,7JO 47l554l
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported by telegraph:
Recelpts Shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

grFr,o Aprn 92-CATrLE-Recepts tOday, l.6S2 head !;
tai for the week thus far 1881 head against head
week an increase OF l0l consigned through SSZ
cars; no sales today fresh arrivals consigned through
AND LANHs-Receipts to-day, z4nO head Total ior
thus far against 14VO head last week
through, fair demand OFFERINGS mainly
Poor and Medium quality which are negecieui uOOd
grades request full weeks prices sales on western
Wool sheep s5ds0 10 Clipped DO az slass ~ fS'ra
Choice averaging 1923 m IS rs best grades disposed or
Ho6s-ecepts today $3.50 head total for the week thus
far 1880 head against S45 head last week CONSIGNED
through, 40 prices generally unehangcd soe
rather higher the market ocrng
Of good qushty sales OF YORK Weights at - 55G$3 70
Heavy 6OdS3 80 Eastern demands BUYERS al inc
close than the above QUOTATIONS.
CHICAGO April me DTorers JoIndL reports m9osn
Receipts COOS shipments $500 market steauy anu I'M
changed; an sold before the CLOSE Of the market
CATuE-Recepts 2000i shipments, LOO MARKET snade
weaker; Shipping Feeers and stOekes STEADY al
90 dS4 S6 Butchers unchanged Steers. SSds4 Cows
" 601S4l Bulls. ~ 60efS 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
THE MONEY MARKET.

oyyycJAL EFFORT n sT''cF kScHANSN 'NA@'
MONDAY. APRTL o. 1873.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARIAhN|
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First Renewal and Consolidated Mortgage
7PER CENT BONDS
oFTHE
Syracuse, BinghamtOn and
New-YOrk Railroad Company.
Principal and interest parable in NewYork Coupons or
Iegisterodl.
Due 1906.
Interest payable April and October

Interest payable April and October.
FREE OF UNITED STATES AND STATE TAXES.
Line, Syracuse " Y. to BnghRmton, " T....-. miles
Double track and sldinSs'''''''. 20 mics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
AMElcAN E1cnANGE NATIlNAL RAyK. }

AMEIIlAA tAlHANOE {
NETWORK, April 10, 1873
A DIVIDEND of THREE PER CENT, free
~ OF taxes declared the capital OF thus bankt
PAYABLE ate Nav l. Tile transfer books viii be closed
h. WILSON. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

These b0uds hare been issited mainly 10 %
gags debtU interest on Which icds prom pity }
YEARS. and the principal at MATURITY
The ROAD COST ---.-'ss'---.--
authorized issue, az, SOC, OOO9
Actual issue .......... ....,...-......,....S 81,
Reserved 10 paw OF mortgage debt, which
does not mature until 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
5apinGs Banks.
Diuioeno Notices.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE up
TOWN OFFICES, No. ,23S Broadway cor TllTtytTstst
36S West Twenty thirds. cor. B1ghthaye; $50 Third
ave, FOrtyseSenth-st; at the HARLEM OFFICE No
2ASI Thrliyee OnehUndred and tive MY fourth ST.
1IaIem savings Bank Budingh NJ TO IN. at regular
office rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

The remainder OF is reserved unsigned 10 meet the
contingency o Of additional double track OF permEncn
addoust the property required 6y Increased trae End
by bOEd be sed fOTsdcA coHsructgs
year. it Is well known not prosperous one r
that the tio
sufficient after expanding
FOR steel provide for the annual neresto the present.
O2O debt company and taxing an acreage o. ue
lat ten pears hare been 81 O3O6l Peronu;
his amount bsiHg 50 per cent 81 eTcs Of ne annual htet
charge all ne outstanding bonds The company has NJ
FIOATING DEBT. ,----,--., -,
the and other business o. the Delaware
and Western and Erie RairOaIS 10 ana o SJ-
Tacuse Lake ontario and Canada .-,.,.-.,.-,.
addition 10 the ample security already note tnese
are guaranteed prime and interest by the DeaWae Lack
Western Railroad Company.
A limited amount for sale by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

For TIE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, April %, 1873.
RECEIPTN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
IN A, M.-sALEs BrF0RR TAR G

s,. ., Si,t, and Raafsug Bonds Railroad, BdHE ana
CV''e " EryJsss SfOciS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

srcoxD CALL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
DAwNBgoKERs' sALEs--BY H. FIELD,
General Auctionecr, salesroom No. f52
Canal ST., near Bowery.

Monday May 10 by order Henry McAeenan. 1ot 9Th av.
500 lots wcmens Clothing together vita 400 lots Coats.
Pants, Vests, &c. - 49,
wednesaay May H. very large assortment Of new aud
second hand Brussels thrcc-py ingram Carpets. &C.
Thursday. May 10. by order H. Breckwede 40 Wh av.
Friday May IL by order Hugh rrcel ei Rose st.. TOO
lots Clothing
ID ,wNBKOKnk'S SALE OF WATCHES. JEwELKf.
I Diamonds Siiverwarc, Opera Glasses. Pistols &c. on
Tuesday May IL Mt 10Y o'clock NJ the sacsronms OF H.
u. iIsris SON No ~ Washington place Ivy order u
the executors OF the late Abraham j. Jackson sale posi-
tive 20 close the estate
IDAwNBHoKE - SALES
il Bv THOMAS !. Mr9HATII. Auctionecr.
15S Chatham -. corner Mulberry.
MONDAY. 700 Lots Mons and Women's Clothing. By
order Joseph Blamaucr, AZ 7th nv.
TtE~DsY, TO Lots Mems Women's Clothing. By
order Daniel Moss, - chatham a.
IIIuRSDAY 40 Lots Meas and Womens Clothiue.
By order Cohen Al canal 81 and b. Cohen ~ Delaney
rnEmFrs SALE -BY VAN rNssELt. KEARSEy,
Aurttoneers Monday. May ~ a. ln o'clock. M ~
Failon the stock sud fixtures OF Diush Msnntseory.
nn,.hca and unhnishsd also large quantity Brtstes
Of the finest quality. steam kngine Shvwcascs, fxnres
Cmss W. urnas. Deputy.
For Other Advertisements Under This
Heading See DircctOry.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-18
SOUTH AMERICA.
Troubles Among Oar Equatorial
Neighbors. ,f,t

NEW lonK, August IL Panama ad,icos up
TO the It'll inst. says all Is quiet In Columbia
The revolutionary movement has -tarie', in
Ecuador. f
In Peru BUSINESSES very dull
In Chill all the banks have suspended specie
payment, owing to their being drained Of gold
by the Government I, carry on war with the
Argentine Republic, which Is expected to be
declared soon. The Gillian congress has ex-
tended the time of resumption TO banks until
August 18th, 1879. Approximations of a com
mercial crisis I'm Chill made the bank at
Magma. Brazil, fail Liabilities, Sls 900, 600.
Riesco a Co, of Chill, have failed liabili-
ties, stoS, 763,
There Is great excitement In Lima, Peru.
on announcement OF the suspension OF specie
payments by the banks of Chill Exchange
ON valparaiso fell IL TO II per cent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-18

Bacon--ciear Sc, rib 7kc, hong ;Sc Wheat
No. 9, spot, 7sc. soc uskedi No s',spot, len
cars sold at 5sSe.
Southern Trains Quarantined. 81
PItrsBuRo. August IL The Board OF Health
has quatantined against all boats aud trains
from the South and West A public meeting
was called to raise funds for the sufferers OF
the South .....
Boot and Shoe Failure.
SAN FRAscIsco, August Il. ,-Einstcin bros
boot and shoe dealers, failed Liabilities,
ss0o, 90 rfinl1 isAaiW 7it
&hi'HAH Tho Tart. '"esiTlli
sAnsrosA August l7.--First race sweep
stakes, all ages, three fourths Of u mile
Inspiration won, "Dan X, second aud
''La Belle Helen" third Time-lil5'S
Second raeeApursc 500, three year Odds,
one andan eighth ola mile. 'sBramble' won,
Connie Wood second, Kate Kinxion'
third. Time-l;ss.
Third race-free, hand,cap sweepstakes,
two miles, princeton won, "Bushwhack.
err second "Joer third Time . 80
Fourth race-onc mile and quarter, Ken
hesaw'' won, Egypt" second, ''MnrIfana'
third Tirnc-e;iiis $50
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-18
FOREIGN.



PANS, August IL AT tho Monetary Con.
ference yesterday Mr. Grocsbcck explained
thc Bland bill, and said the natives of. tn,
American government were entirely unselfsh
as Il derived no resume from the mines Of that
country. He submitted resolution affirming
the desirability Of q fixed international rate
between gold and silver, and the unlimited
coinage Of both, as legal tender
Mr. Goschen, one of the English delegates,
said England reserved the right to maintain
gold standard and una,tered.
Cruelty and Outyagc.
LosDos, August le. "A dispatch from Con-
stantinopIc says: The Rhodope international
Commission have returned to Constantinople
The report, when issued, will more than con
firm the terrible statements Of the Russo Bull
gsrian cruclties and outrages
Fope's Hcsctk.
a dispatch from Rome says Cardinal Nina
aud the Papal Secretary of- state urges the
Pope to go 10 Perugia aud inform the Nuncio
that change Of air is necessary for the Pope :
health. t''i"
Comm oree.
IoUHs, August Is "a nunerousiy attended
meeting wss held under the presidency Of N
Belle, member of the Chamber of Deputies
AMI Mayor or Tours In favor Of the conclusion
Of the Franco American treaty Of commerce
Speeches were made by NJ. NJ Belle and VIII
son, members OF the Chamber Of Deputies
Leon. Chateau, Pollock Appclton, Young,
Hodges, Roosevelt and NJ Tournier. French
Ambassador to Turkey, were also present
The meeting resolved that the draft on the
treaty voted by the Franco American Coufer-
ence deserves attention. The French Clam
Der of Commerce and Tours Chamber OF Com
mercc were requested TO examine the draii
aud give expression Of opinion upon It,
PgsrH, August II, "A telegram from Brod,
dated August 10th, reports that General "a
parry has effected o junction with the Austrian
main body which Yesterday reached serDIiro
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-18
FIRE RECORD
R.l,re.a proper.y ps..rey.a. !.

RAILROAD Property Dostroyed.
81. Louis, August u The Chicago and AZ
ton Railroad frelgh, house aud offices in East
St. Louis caught fire last night and Were en-
tirely destroyed, Some stables In the vicinity
were also destroyed II IS not known how
much freight was iu the warehouse nor the
amount OF loss. f...tr
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wAsmSoros, August l7.-Report5 to the
Surgeon General Of the United States Marine
Hospital Service for the past week, show
INV OnLEAss-four hundred aud seventy
one cases fever and l:l deaths, making total
OF 90. cases and $50 deaths Ono hundred and
eight cases aud 20 deaths during a hours to
noon yesterday.
Porr EAps-Thirty three cases and deaths
during the week 10 yesterday evening.
GuusApA--first cases Jihy 18th 10 noon
yesterday, les cases and u deaths
MoBILr-One death yesterday
CIsoIssATi--A woman, Ia house where
baggage believed to be from New Orleans was
stored, died of fever resembling yellow fever
Another similar case has developed in the
same noighborhooi,
vIoKsBUne-Yellow fever appeared since
the last report. First death, August 18th.
Adyices to noon to-day report an outbreak
near the river front. from whence II Is spread
ing rapidly fiif
HAyAsA-sNinety-nip deaths from yellow
fever and nine from smallpox daring the
week ending August 10th. There IL decrease
In fever at Maianzas during the week ending
August 9th
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-18

PIlIsBvRe, PA, August liza are lSsl
might In Allegheny destroyetSthr kii-burs
wagon works and the drug storeof ~ atiamii-
ton. Loss, 500 COZ; no insuraace
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LATEST MARKETS.
NOON.

GALyEstoS. August II. --MoSEl--,.nld lot,
silver and exchange unchanged
IIrDBs FIRM and demand good
wooL.--Quiet and unchanged
BAoGisG AND rns Active and unchanged
COIros Receipts, sss no exports sales
lis stock, s9s- Market easy. Middiing N,
Low Midiling lds Good Ordinary 10
INV foaK, August II --Gold opened at q
stocks bacyont money at per cent Gold
lOoss ESchange-long isi,i, short Asa
state bonds quiet Government bonds lrm.
coTTos Market quiet sales, 5ii .-.sSa1E
ding Uplands, is Nlddling orisuT1
Futures stcady-AusIst w.. - :. r.
ll-59; October ll-3s Ncs{
| ceinber ll.N .1
LrvkRrooL, Angus = +, Il N.
changed, Middli T. s. r
| atires .,aI = h. +. =
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- =
ii-s9i November ii-eo ioil-qi Decor, = <,
to ii-iai January lille tcVi.i7, Tsh,Ie
ll-2s to Has.
Nfw ORLEANS, August l.--ca,, -.
|iooili Sight premium; sterhr ban, ~. .vyh
sssi Consuis Ioh@Ii ~
Cotton nominal but In good ,aa.d
$50, Good Ordinary 1876; Low Lll,, saf
MiddlIng ll'ai Good sIiddling s W
Receipts, net ~ gross iai\
stock AZ Hsi
81 LorIs, august !; riourdu4, - "a, =
very llitlc doing Wheat higher, no,
fa,l, o5is TO ~, No ass to sois. cactfvoi
No 9mlNel 3slaio s5ss Oats ste, No, ,
ais to2s whiskey dull and heayt u 90.
Pork inactive and lower NJ II Lar4ii aud
nominal Bulk meats nominally lovtucsh
Ing doing Bacon dull and lowers 5iider'
~, clear ribs 81 ,e,,o s,oi clear VI ~ p
to On. ZlA
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!. 0. 0, &.
Baltimore the Next Place Of Meet
fu~ NJ tha a. L. II. &.

BALTIMORE, August F.-At meeting Of
the grand officers 81 the Grand Lodge l. o,
o.. y. Of u. $. a proclamation was Issued by
John W. Stokes, NJ. W. q. s., changing the
place Of holding next annual session Of the
W. u. l.. the third Monday In September
FIR m Austin, Texas, 20 this city. on account
OF yellow fever In the Southern States.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-18
The Brig Alsbar in Pitiahls Con-
6fSiou.

Pensacola, August II The American brig
Alabar, of Machias, Maine, from Cuba, re-
ported on Pensacola bar, with the mate dead
and the crew sick with fever. As any piic,
boarding her will he detained at the quaran-
tine until FROST II appears the pilots all refuse
to bring her in. and probably the vessel will
sniI North
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vernoat Grssnhaeksrs.g
MISCELLANEOUS.
Heavy Failure.

Heavy Failure.
PitIssuEG, PA, August 1.-The y T.
shamrock Iron Works, Of sharon, Pa, fpilcd
Liabilities neariytvo million dollars.
A Split Convention.
ST. Lorts, August II The Globe Demo-
Gratis special from Memphis, Missouri, says
the Democratic Congressional Convention
was split, and nominated Jno. NJ. Glover the
present incumbent, aud Col W II 'iIntch.
Weather Indications. ----i-r---
wAsnTcTos. August E.--ibdiraiR3s "
the South AtlAn.ic and Gulf stat. -, =
cloudy NSealher, VIII 6 ~. ~
Is ,',l.. ~ln'l,s, s.ls Z, Z q; 3;
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PENSACOLA, August II The schooner Lau-
RI Lewis went ashore on Santa Rosa island.
near Fort Pickens, last night The Captain !
wife being in chiid-bed, she conld not be
novel The crew have been quarantined al
Fort Pickens, the vessel having come FROM
Cuba
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An Appeal.

New oRIEASs, August F.-1hy Howard
Association, In view of the wide spread sick
ness aud distress thcrefrom which prevails In
this city, have determined To extend such
measures of relief as the generosity OF their
fellow -ctizcns will enable them to do. They
publish an appeal TO the citizens OF New Or
leans for cont ribuiions, stating that they have
moi a dollar In their treasury.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-18

/. !. !. !. \
a yellow 49,
broom han
,,,tely artist - tw1stcq 81.
corners of tnc picture fran
picturesqucncss whicl,Ss 49,
could. The ianitor \ q
August and the annua,
officers are not far awayo
been hunting down
clearing out the peanlD -
seeking TO prove himsehsS ~
In the right place. NsSK 49,
grace with which he slisS AX
the hall and secures n glass fsWi@I| ~ :. f. III
for some of the officials on the plat -
form is only exceeded by his bland
ness in explaining to strangers that *
the bear trap on the wall was dis
covered in Northern China 5000
years before Christian era, and wa
worshiped as an idol until fifteen d
twenty thousand wall-cyed deacQd
had lost their fingers among
teeth.
An evening call, Gem'len,
Brother Gardiner, as he rose uJ
placed his hand on a copy of
Great Orators of Madagass
'Gem'lcn, de ole " organ wa
deliber dc washin' de>adsl
Johnsing fur a few miA
down on dc frunt steps iiiyn
twilight, an while de skee
a-roun' frew de sleepy atii
axed de widder why 1t wa3
man who does dc moasi
about hard times hez dc leas
by panic; an she showed den
film in her teef ez she sweetlN
piis6
M.sser Gardner dar will be later
bugs les ez long ez dar am taters' a.
DE sof clouds sailed across the
azure surface of the bewtiful moon
an aNed dc widder why de church
preachers stood up In der pulpits
an wept ober the heathens in Ching.
but forgot to even heavc a sigh d
dey passed base ball, dog fight3
jumpin matches an nayborhoof r. -
rows ON DER way home an dc wild 4
der she shined up her brass rig j.
wild her apron an replied:
Msser Gardner, all butchers
be honest, but all butchers "a r..
may not weigh sixteen ounces ton
poun'. II am powerful easy for ID
TO fin fault wild odder people,
houses an jes' like us TO forgit dat d
ends of our own turn up o<'
Il sat dar in dc increasin darkness
feeln goneness for de want 81 D
sweet turnip to eat, axed
der why de man who dom
squar up wild mis- grocer an
chap who finds fault wild de
quart measure; an she ~
pinch-beete an replied:
'Misser Gardner, dis wd
constitooted dat dc dog W
de loudest gets de mo
Money am powerful good
but dc next hes u
par o'lurgs an h
tween the eye "
'Gem'icn: eztsSe41Il
out en- das1yer, an get little t1
10 fink, rze gwine to dwell on sue
lots cz de above an iigger up com
clushuns wild n soft pcuciii