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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvssToS, Oct !, 1873.
9Ac.; good ordinary 3.sc. Net receipts. l,eos bales
salos. s29 Stock s7'eio NV ov,x. ~, 1914
Cotton easier; fair dem and; m,adling io4c; low mid;
bales sales, 1000 stock, 1882
NOZZLE, Oct 1. 1873
e sSs M s.s. sss sa
Cotton quiet; mddling. Io5Sc. low miadiins, s;sc
good ordinary. 9Sc: Net receipts 6.2i2 bales. Sales
CHARLESTON oct 1, 1878.
ios 10 5ise sooa ordinary Nst rscsiOss auss
bales Sales. 1000. Stock. AZ 23I.
Spirits Of turpentne 26s4c. Rosin arm at 81 rs
Fl Hi p n. q 81 e. c :sa
unchanged. 900
Ws'sIm No sera - 50 3 e y y Is
ssn = sly sr sass
ass5 q s hs.: i.r e ;.s.
Daa.h = o. Corn steady sSiss ooo bushels kan-
Dat: quiet sale car d ohio .ss barley
Il sas s ss 81 81 n e.
s5oat As lover shwiaos fairly active sale. Is bDs
sesdywhcas. Sc cora. 7e barley 7Se oats, Sc to
New YORK Railroad se corn
Wheat sahs 4ssoo so
S %6s 49, nsssD. corn ss ao S
sssy 500 Do Ss,bs. sosa y 5s oa q $50 s
barley 5000 do Canal tidesat heat, 2l2,4IO
bushels; corn, 1880 do. ; oats. "a. 300 do.
DKrRoT. Oct 1. 1873.
Flour dull and lower; sales 40 bulls white at "a 81
white do, gTc, spot and Octobcr .'sc 3Sac. Novem-
No amber 93. Corn quiet very little doing
No. yellow, 45c high mixed, 44c Me- mi ed 43c
tho track, oats quiet ana firm; No white &c zoe !;
No. I mixed, 24c No. mixea, 221sc, the track
Recepts-Flour, 100 Dbis whent 5000 bushels; corn,
400 do oats, 500 do. shipments-Fiour, 100 bbs
CiscIySAri, oct. !, 1873.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat heavy; red, S5c. q
93c receipts. 1900 bushels shipmen ts 1900
dull and dropping at doc Ale. Oats in good demand At
mnnd No. tall, 81 ~ 81 Is Pork auli 81 so bid
Lard in demand: current make So 10; kettle. 7c
a5c Bulk meats hrmer; Shoulders 4Ac. clear. riD
51sc sides. 3es. Bacon hrner: shoulders, 5se
Size clear riD &c. clear sides she exc
key ner at 81 o. Butter steady and Unchanged sugar
easier; hards. oAc. l0lac. white She 9ssc.;
IS 70 light IS 80 IS 65 packing 81 40 s3 rs; butch
ers IS rs IS 80; receipts, 2,ooU; shipments 500.
CHICAGO, Oct l, 1879
Flour Dominslly unchanged Wheat fairly active and a
shade hgher NO. Chicago spring, s1sc cash; s7stc.
bid october Ss,sc bid November; SIZE. bid December
No do. 73c. Toe. rejected ov1ac 6uc No rod
winter s9sc. Corn weak high mixed anu No. 34Asc.
a3lAc, 344sc bid October; 35enc bid Novcmv
with fair demand; No >. ls5sc. bid OCTOBER;
2O1sc bid November; rejected. 1859 yo steady No. y
Acc, cash oetoeer Ale. November. Barley steady
No. spring, 81 II, cash or OctoDer; 81 ID 81 IA.
November. PORK In lair demand and higher. at
81 S7h 81 10, cash; 81 911s 81 e5, October
$s % a 80 OH November; ~ I2h a - Is. Decem-
81 %. October; ~ 30 November; 81 32h. December.
Bulk meats-shouiers, ssic short clear 81 50 81
short rib. - 80 So ~. Keccipts-fiour 1000 bbs
wheat, 49, 0UU busheis corn 2B4 90 oats I02 900
do rye, 1900 do; barley $500 no. shpments-Flour
1000 bbs wheat 81 900 bushels: corn. 247.ooo do
oats, 35.vuO do rye, $40 do barley, 4A.oJo do
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Active
and Irregular.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 3-S.
Government Bonds Firm, States and
Railroads Strong
Money on Call Active at
1-2 Per Cent.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 3-S.
WALL STREET,

TUESDAY, Oct. 1t y ~
1t may not be accepted complimentary by Stock
Exchange members to compare to-day's Board trans
ac,ons with the business nightly conducted al hrst
class gambling establishments, but in sober truth
thsre is little distinction to made between the two.
The card sharper suggests the legalty OF his calling
by establishing between himself and the public
green door, a colored attendant ana wicket The
stock operator CANDLES openly, or at best shuts him.
self up In by room in some brokers' Office
ana deals out ''stackedn cards, called "poipts,"
which are dssem by mis- famliars at the rate oil
81 compensation for every hundred shares bought
or sold on the strength of the conformation" COR
veyed. Between the Stock Exchange and
rwenty-nnh street she'll; there is absolutely
no practical difference, except that the former
receive. a daily and honorable recognition
from the public prints asd the latter
runs the risk OF being nightly "Dulled by the police
As the stock market is now manipulated there Is
better chance win at 'ssquarc" game constructed
upon Egyptian than to expect to do 50 IN the
Board room through following the mendacious advice
prominent operators These latter gentry had iuii
control of speculation to-day and played their case
cards" upon Board room innocents 10 their hearts
content and their own material emoument. The
market was thoroughly brokers' and meant
nothing. Prices fuctuated within narrow limits as
the great operators chose to rig them upward or
downward, and there was nothing moro IN the mar
ket reflective OF the country's political, CONNER
cial or financial condition, than was found by Sir
Charles Coidstream in the crater when he looked
down vesuvius AS matter OF fact, which H. how
evor OF little consequence to those who believe in
better future prices were all lower to-day. Mr.
Gould was popularity supposed to be free seller and
prices declined. 1t Is just likely Tomorrow that
he will be reported free buyer when prices Will
advance.
strange All this difference should he
,Twixt tweedledum and tive edce.
The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices OF
stocks at the New YORK Stock Exchange to-day
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Oct. ], 1873
The Mart Lane Erpres In It's review OF British corn
trade Tor the past week. says:"Ihe bulk oil the cereal
been satisfactorily secured Pastures roots
st promise we'll Potatoes less diseased than
reported. The provincial markets have been Der-
ally supplied with wheat but all the samples are IN
baa condition Foreign wheat is also arriving freely
Weakness has been manifest in all branches and
prices have been In buyer favor. Mllers havs taken
little advantage OF the low rates ruling it
evident in Instances that they abstain ed
with reiuctance in the hope Of stul creator decline.
that the supply has lar ontstrpped tne
and America continues to ship enormously Unless
port is afforded from political other there
be te chance OF prices raliyng Tor time.
while speculation is blank and after heightened
downward shilling decline quoted
the further aud shaking OF credit Maze
and barley all rather cheaper the
OF the week aud improvement taken place
With moderate arrivals at ports Of call the floating
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State and railroad bonds were strong, but Without
any important change.
The London advices report consols down to e4iS
Tor money and g4h Tor the account against g4I az
the close yesterday. United states bonds with the
exception OF tsn-fortics, which declined y "a per
cent and subsequently, recovered, strong at an
advance of y "a per cent. New ives closed az
los - 10s9s, 4Js's at 1866, lS67's at los 1osK
and tsn-fortes 1854. Erie advanced Il, 70 IA
preferred a, to 3D. Illinois Central u, 10 s45s, and
New Jersey Central i, TO 351S Reading declined *
TO lot. The Bank Of England gained fs2, 900 bullion
To-Day on balance AT PARIS rentcs declined TO 1l3L
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CooPERAGE stock dun. quote Glasses
shooks 32nch with heads. 81 o. 81 -; shocks.
with heads, Ss-inch. 81 81 so; do. do, 35-nch-
I'll SO s.; box shocks. 5oc 0Uc do, -: ppe
se SO 50; empty hoghcads ~ 30; hoops ~ feet ordi
nary s33 x35 do, ~ feet. do. S2S $50 NJ
CoppKR quiet. without material change.
Tue market was dull but without chsnle We
ouote anita sm all To- n &c IKE
do cordage bolt yarns ltc lie. tarrcd Manila,
Si-al 0tsc. lU5sc: New Zealand. lllsc.
ike Russia. lie
CorroS on the spot &c lower aud fairly active.
Futu re- opened y lower: Liverpool
SID q .I6d cheaper for arrivals Our market
tive and closed weak with decline for the Of ~ ID
points Closing prices of Monday aud to-day compare
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT 1-8c. LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
wEAK-FLoUR LOWER - WHEAT LOWER
CORN LOwER-OATS FIRMER-PORK QUILT
LAED FIRMER WHISKY QUIET RosIN
STEADY SPIRITS TURPENTINE FIRM Pc
TRoLEUM DULL - COFFEE FIRM - SUGAR
NOMINAL.
TUESDAY, Oct 1-6P.M
Business continued fair In all departments OF trade
though prices not always in SELLERS favor. On
Change -four dull and lower Wheat lower
but iaisly active. Corn lower. Oats were
frmer. Whskey nominal Pork quiet Lard
frmer. Spo. cotton was &c. lower. Futures closed
weak. Coffee Was firm. sugar was nominal. Rosin
steady urpentae irm. Oils and petroleum
dull.
ASHES quoted at 4sc for pots and SIC for pearls
ANTHONY quiet and unch nged, quoted ut l2c.
l2jac., gold. for regulus. according TO brand.
BEEswAx still quiet 27c- 27Isc for Western
Southern.
COFFEE The market for Rio firm 100 and 1000
bags. ex CITY OF Para, sold on private terms. Mid
RT ss CO. a Iss sssa sans' g. i" so as
ss zee do s
isc: MalacaOc ,sIe q lie; Lagasyra. lie igsc;
sss s lss ss R%Iis ri5ss
i5e Masasss 7 s,.. iss Aaso'sar, lec ne Say
so coffee.
s. . ssS SO
"a Pascal 73i DO. Alice Campbell, 1874; Do CO.,
49; 500 do DO. $50; do. Bothnia, $40; do
ex City Of Para 5000 do. do, 2O; do, do 800: do
do no: do, do 671 do do. 670 do do, 800; 18th
do 1000; 3Oth. do 2.3a5 do do, 800: do, do .262
do do 600; do $40: do. do. 34 do. do 5,oOD
d. do. 220J; do, do, 800: do, do, 1000: do, do
OyO do do, 400. do, do, 571 Total 3S.232 Stock
OF Rio coffee October l. 1878. IL ,0o4 bags
stock o Rio In FIRST hands Bag.
Galveston. Jul
s.v,nnsh 5000
Hatim ore ....,............... ........ 1927
- 1881
Rsitm.re ............................ Is sI9
New 1897
- I33,i2e
Total stock .........-........ ..... IGo AT
A0out loading United states to Scpcmber 0i
Purchased Tor United States to september 20
10000 sanios $4,000
visible supply 4Of
Delivered from ehousc during the week
baltimore. 1895
New York 27,DgT
TT, nj ...................
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Tno sales OF mining shares az the New York Mining
Stock Exchange were
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Oct. 1. 1873
Spanish gold 1efh q los. Exchange nominal: on tho
United states 6Odays, currency, IN premium; short
sight, do. IA asa premium % days gold, a7H pre-
mum; short sight do 81 premium London. Is y
~ premium; on Paris o a 81 premium. sugar quiet,
lint
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tJts. --tottlnscet oil quiet c,osea ~ call
follows ;October 445sc bid. axe. November 44c
bid. 451ec. asked lctemDcr t9c bid I51s asked year
option Ale bid. f1c. asked January iJ1sc. bid, 45c
asked IJnsccd oil was Arm We quote :-binseed oil.
Uc. . O2c sperm. crude 81; blcacDed winter sperm.
81 %; do natural do, 81 crude Northern whale 5uc
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prices Of spot cotton he following quotations
are based on American standard OF classification and
cotton In running Ia quality not than half
grade above below the Grade quotedJ -
Tptobds ALrbaDias ". Orie1as Terms
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= Stainsd-Good ornn sry &c. strict gooo ordinary,
9l6 low middling Toe. middiing, 1O1s sales Of spot
cotton:-
T.Iy Int E,'y Tts,u
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The total sales OF stocks at the Board to-day aggre
gated 1873 COS shares which wero disiri buted fo
lows:-westorn Union Telegraph, 2,4l3; Pacific MAIL
1850; New YORK Central. 120; Erie, !, 40; Lake
shore, 81, COS; Union Pacific, $780, Illinois Central
600 Piltsburg, 600; Northwestern, IS $40; do. pre-
ferred, 81, 500; New Jersey Central 2-5 Rock Island
1000; st. Paul. Is, $50; preferred 7,475; Wabash.
Also; ohos, 900; Llckawanna, l6, 250; Hannibal and
St Joseph 225; Delaware and Hudson, 100; Michigan
Central, loo
The money market was active to-day, call loans
being made at 81 per cent The following
were the Of exchange on New York al The I'M
dern entioned cities to-day Charleston firm, buying
5-I6 discount, selling 70 par; New Orleans, CONNER
cial "a q discount, bank discount; ST. LOUIS
LILO discount Chicago par, and Boston plenty at par
The postal rates foreign exchange reduced
81 and SIS for bankers long and short sterling.
Actual business was done at 4.s04 4.S0s and l. 81
SAX Tor long demand sterling. The gold mar
kct was very quiet, the only price made
IoosS Tho carrying rates were per cent to fiat aud
the borrowing rates Ia a. per cent The Clearing
House statement was
Currency exchanges 40 s3s.2 O5
Currency balances. ...................- -5lo,l0V
Gold exchanges t544.s14
1oId balances. ................... osVtl'-
Government bonds wero in far demand and prices
were ell sustained. The following the closing
nuotatiouS.-
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DIED..
3 LIST of November. 1873. OF

BRENNAN. On the LIST of November, 1873, OF
consumption, JOHN ALoYsIUs BRENNAN, aged
eighteen years, eight months and twelve days.
Funeral from the residence of his uncle, John
Bresnahan, corner Of 5th and streets n w., at ono
O'Clock Sunday Sd inst Friends and relatives of the
family are respectfully invited &c attend ICraw.
fordsN1lle (lndlana) papers please copy.l 2t'
DOYLE On Friday, LIST November, 1873 JOHN
DOYLE aged sixty three years.
Funeral from his late residence, Grant avenue be-
tween 18th and Sth SITS, Sunday, at two O'Clock
thence to Immaculate Conception. Relatives and
friends respectfully requested to attend 81
-nGAN. On November LIST, 1873, after long and
H. T'"ess, JOHN MILTON, dearly beloved and
only son q jon, ~ Y days '' H. n'sAH' As'a
..tsnd he fa- aIi III =. d. m, at the resi-
dence OF his parents. No. 20 Sixth stree, s'.
MARIN. On Friday, November LIST 1878, NSH
beloved wife Of John w. Marin, in the fortiesA
year of her are.
Funeral services at 8 p. M, Sunday November ID.
from her late residence, No 9l3 street northwest
tend.
TURNER On November lst 1878, at 40 D. m,
at the residence of her cousin, Mrs. +. f. Meyers,
ELIZABETH TURNER, aged 10 years and months.
Too fair for earth, her spirit fed.
To Heaven, celestial bliss;
She was too sweet, too fair 10y far
For such a world as this
She has gone, where JOY eternal regns
Around Her Makers throne;
Where death, nor sorrow can invade,
The worlds eternal home.
Thus, quickly faded that fair flower,
To you but briefly given;
That flower that bossomed sweet on earth
Now sweeter blooms in Heaven.
IBY HER NEXT FRIEND.
. Her remains will be taken 70 Garrisonville Va by
her next friend. Fred'k I. Meyers, Monday NOR.
ing, 2 :15 am
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lUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
ID A. DARNEILLE, Auetioneer,
L. Corner It'll st. and Louisiana ave-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. No fQI SEVENTH STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RRR68RREKMTh No RT ~ sEE Y SgR STREET
By virtue of deed of trust, dated Decesa- IL
Der 18th, A. d: 1871, and duly recorded in 1SW
Liber No. $685. folio 472, one of the land LII
cords for the county of Washington, in the District
thereby, l. as surviving Trustee. viii sell at public
auction, in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
November 18th, 1878, at AZ O'Clock pm, the follow
ing described real estate, situate In the city of Wash
ington. District of Columbia, to wit All that piece
or parcel Of ground lying in the city of Washington,
District Of Columbia known and described on the
official plat and ground plan of said city parts Ct
lots numbered seven 90 and eight 90, in square
numbered four hundred and fifty-four, and being
contained in the following metes and bounds: Be
ginning at point on line of It'll street west at the
distance of fifty nine 500 feet north from the south
west corner of said square, and running thence
north with the line of said 18th street twentyone CID
feet thence east on the division line between lots
entyfve 75} feet; thence north the division line
between lots numbered seven % and nine (9), in
said square; thence east twenty seven (27) feet
thence south sorty one (i feet. and thence west
ming, together with all the improvements, &c.
Terms OF sale according to the deed of trust:
Seven thousand seven hundred and twelve dollars
GIFTED and expenses of sale in cash, and the bal
ance at six CO. and twelve u2) months, for which
the Cay OF sale and secured by deed of trust the
property sold, will be taken. A deposit of 300
will be required of the purchaser at the time of
sale, and all Conveyancng shall be at the expense of
the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
OF the defaulting purchaser:
GEO: W. STICKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
Ii desired by the purchaser. loan of $1,000 will
at 8 per cent. Interest payable semiannually
Oct4eO&dS
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, CONSISTING OF FOUR Two.
STORY FRAME HOUSES AND STORE
BEING Nos: 125, 127, 1919 AND I31 SIXTH
STREET SOUTHEAST; AND ALSO OF UN
IMPROVED LOT ON THIRD STREET NEAR
CORNER OF II STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust to us, bearing "a
date 10Th day OF May, AID. 1877, and duly inn
Land Records of the District of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secured thereby we viii sell
at public auction in front of the premises on WE'D
NEsDAY, the 9Th day of November. AID. 1878, be.
streets southeast the following described parcels
o. o. in ms. Square Numbered eight hundred and forty
consist Of four Twostory Frame Dwellings and Cor
after all Of original Lot numbered Eve 90 in Square
sc, between and streets northeast.
Terms Of Sale: One-third cash. balance in six
twelve and eighteen months. with interest at eight
90 per cent, notes to be secured by deed of trust
on the premises sold all cash at the option of the
purchaser. A deposit Of 800 on each piece Of
property, or $50 on each house as sold will be re.
quired at time of sale. Conveyancing, &c, at pur-
with in seven days from day of sale the Trustees ne
serve the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF defaGlting purchaser.
LOUIS KURTZ,, r,s.o
oct24eotd A. R. BROWN, trustees.
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THL TALLEr BROOK.

freeh from The fountains Of the wood,
A riNulet Of the valley came.
Ana gEced on for many 3 rood.
fIushed with the MORNINGS rudy flame
The air Was fresh and snf,, and sweet.
ne slopes IN Springs new veriure iay
ma wet with dew drops at my fee<
Bieoined the young yioleis of May
No sound OF busy life was heard,
Anid those pastures, lone and still
save the faint chrp Of early i,iri,
VI oless OF nocks along the hi,
traced that r;vulet's winding Way
New scenes of beauty openel r,uad
Nne.e meads 81 frcsher Nerdu-e lar
Aho io'eher blossoms tinsgcd the ground
All, harry mountain stream" s.,a
- CAIN giidee thy wave amid the 40 xex~
"n,sf ifssrsnce round thy path Is shei
Through all the Joyous summer hours
"oh could my years. like thine. he pssset
In some remote and silent glen,
Where could dwell aud sleep nj last
Far from the busting haunts Of men"
But what new echoes greet my ear
The village schoolboys' merry call,
And mid the village hum hear
The Dlurmur of the waterfall.
l looked The widening vale bctrayed
pool that shore Ike FURNISHED steel.
Where that bright valley stream wss stayed.
10 turn the nlillers ponderuus wheel
All why should I, thought VITA shame.
Eh for lie Of solitude.
when even this stresm without name.
is laboring for the common good.
No longer ct me shun M par-
Amid the busy scenes OF life.
Bnt Win a warm and generous heart,
Iress onward IL the glorious strife
tIoHS IL BRYANT
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CHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES.
" TATE, CONSISTING OF TWO THREE-STORv
AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES ~, K

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
" TATE, CONSISTING OF TWO THREE-STORv
AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES ~, Z
NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET iHE
day of October, A. B. ISIS, by me s sne ey9a
Court of the District of Columbia. in camse is:X
No. {, 42S, equity, wherein Thomas A. StepLens il
complainant and Mary L. Stephens ct al are de-
1endants, the undersigned, Trustee will sell at
Rn1nc auction IN front Of the premises, on WE'D
NESDAf, Inc 9th day of November, A. b. 1878, at
a:H O'Clock p. M, the following described real es-
tate in the city of Washington D. c., known and
described on the plan CT ead city the easternmos
thIrtyslX feet four hpd tWo-thirds inches front of
iol aumstred twenty, in square Numbered Ave hun
ore4 aud sixteen and running back with that width
one hundred feet improved by two ThreestOry and
Basement Brick Houses
Terms of sale prescribed by decree: One-third
cash residue in three equal instalments at SIX
Twelve and eighteen months from day of sale, for
which the purchasers notes to be passed to the
trustee, payable to his order, in six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest, from day of SALE at
all cash at purchasers option The trustee will
reserve lien upon the property until the whole pllr
chase money is paid. 800 down on each house at
time of sale and if purchaser fails to comply with
terms of sale within five days from day Of SALE
property to be resOd after five days notice in the
Evening Star newspaper at risk and cost of default
ing purchaser. CCnveyancing at purchasers cost
JOHN +. HANNA, Trustee
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts.
Oct22-eo&dS
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~ Southern newspapers as q rule, give dis
cusSiOn for news-fN. Y. Herald.

~ Southern newspapers as rule, give dis
cussion for news.-[N. Y. Herald.
t~Alabama has an Anti Equestrian Society,
based on the belief that horses were never made
to carry burdens on their backs, and that 1t Is
extremely cruel to ride them.
tIA new industry Is the manufacture of fur
niture out OF glass 1t Is said TO be more durable
than wood, is cheap, and can be worked into
beautiful forms.
uMr. Beecher visited Barnum's couple of
nights ago, and chance and the usher plotted
him to q seat exactly In front OF Mr. Ttlton Mr.
Tilton got up and moved to another part of the
house.
tIA Roman editor has been fined and i'm.
priSoned for having falsely accused Prince paul
Borghese, Duke OF Sulmony, Of accomplishing
hospital OF Santo SpiritO '''0
"a At shoe mandatory In Lynn, Mass. re-
centy pair or Kid side-laced boots was made
of visitors. - s'eA'
1A crazy girl in North Carolina was dis
covered the other day playing with a rattle
snake, from which she had removed the rattles
Without any harm from the reptile.