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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

Unwashed. 256SOc: Comlng 30a3ac.; Tub Washed
2ss25c Pulled MeoNeT city Errra Pslled ssaSaS
Super and Extra 2sa34c. Country Extra Pulled 37di0c
super Pulled 1857 s4oc Lambs Pulled 35Sssc Territory
Woods - Fine, 20d2sc. Medium 20D26c.; Coarse,
i5aise Lambs, lea zoe: Black. ISaI5c.; Oregon
and southern States Unwashed Clothing, average
quality. 2se30c.; combing. 33a35c CaiiorniaISprlns
Clip fine, 2Oa25o; Medium, 20a25c Grades and Burry
l4dI6c; Fail Clip, /, 1916; Low Grades and Bury
l2dl3e. T1xasfall. Fine Western lse2oc Medium Iva
lSc.; Inferior, 14di6c Foren-Cape Of Good Hope
90 d3Oc; Buenos Ayrs Merino and Mesiza 25S2lc Mon
toyde0 Merino ana Mesza. 27d3lc Australian Cothng
3Sa42c.; COmbing. t0045c
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON March 1880 pm-COnsols g5l oor both money
and the account T. 5. bonds four and half per cents
1868 1919 Erie Railway shares, preferred, 20
Illinois Central 76 Reading Railroad. 1871
13-l:3O u. m.Pars adYces quote I'VE per
Cent 100 francs 80 confines for the account
LoNDOS March 1880 pm.Consos 95lls Tor both money
and the account.
LONDON March l9-4 p. m.-Consos 95aa for both money
and account Enc Railway shares 10a Illinois Central
76 Paris nve per cent nte at 100 francs 80
the account
IONpos March 1880 pm.Consos 95 for 80 Is
u s. bonds four and hall per cents ioo
PAEls March l9-Exchange London 20 francs 10 CELL
times short sight. ,,
BERLIN I9-The weekly statement OF the inpcIla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
POULTRY AND GAME.


The supply o. live poultry Is heavy. which has weakened
side quotations and difficult reach Dressed Poultry
owing to Rht yss Is and hher Considerable Is
In poor condition, but when good, sells well Fresh killed
stock will not bring much as that which frozen We give
few large saes show the difference one thousand lbs. OF
extra fine frozen Ducks sold 22c about the number Of
pounds Of brought 1jc and Charles Hgley Co. sold
II Turkeys scarce
with the exception Pigeons which plentiful There
coming from the South quite a number
ceived from Pennsylvania. Quotations:
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HAVANA MARKET.


HAVANA March lo.suears little businea. was done 70
dnv Spanis1 gold 2@3a2232. Exchanges nominal on th'
United states go Gays currency ~ y preniun shOr
sight do as premium: 90 days gold. i2dJ premium
short sight do, G07 .rcmium on London, lO1SlS pre-
MUM . Paris. 81 - premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH


BrFFiLo. March 19.-CATTLE- Receipts to-day. 81 head
the week thus far 3S3 cad against 32l3 head s
consigned through 2l1 cars no sales reported TO-
day: fresh arrivals consigned through.
Receipts today, 200 hend total
thus 3lOO head against 800 head last week
through. there no sales made today
HOGs-Recepta to-day, 30 head total tor the week thus
FAR G72O head against S3lj head last week; consigned
through. ~ sales today yards bare OF stock
CHICAGO March 49, The ITOrcrS Journal reports; HOGS
Receipts 81 900 head: shipments $500 head; prices
weak lower 55as3 Heavy in far demand at
IS 1884 some remain unsolo.
CATII.E-Recepts, $500 head: shipments 1900 head
active; shipping steers - 9O1O Feeders
~tOckes at - SJqS3 90 Butchers stun selling
WE'LL Steers - j0d 10 - Cows - 81 20 Bulls - 20
sHRRP- Receipts 1000 head: supply good with strong
EA-r LIBERTY March 10 CATTLE Receipts to-day 80
bead loca! through shipments not enough 10 make
market
HOOs-Recepts 30 head; market active; Workers, 81
81 81: pmladelpfId.. - 400 - 50.
Receipts 900 head; selling AT III 2JGr6.
WAfERTOwN, Mas, y arch ly.-BgEF CATitE-Reccips.
W owing 90 the light supply Of the above
receipts head Of Western shipped To Liverpool the
c higher than last week quite supply ot
Mich mixed In with the Beef Cattle for which
there fair call sales OF Choice 81 - 10 Extra az "a
81 First quality al 81 l2aG$6 62a; Second Quality at
- ~ Ids5 62ll; Third Quality at ~ 2JGsj.
siTRP AID LAMrs-Receips lGJ5 head the supply com
pr-d Lambs OF fine quality two docks OF superior
Lambs sold NJ 7c per considering quality, prices
&C. too many for the demand the rates for
sheep steady sales lots at s2d-3 30 per head Tx
tra - 500 - 90 or from Sc. to 5sac per ID.
VEAL CALNEs-i l.0bi.c.
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oFucE or THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY LINE
IS WnIAN-sT., y ew- York, Feb. =. 1873.
VNUE success of the scheme for funding the
securities Company having been assured by tho
than threrourfhs of The outstanding bos
converted their bonds INTO dcDeniue
countcrsgned by the Union Trust Company are
notified that 10 make such conversion without
Inn her DELAY the delivery them of the
new guaranteed bonds the month Of March, Information
and Effected the office OF this Company
j. TILLiNGHAST. President
VTNION PACIFIC REGISTERED SINKING
~ FUND Bon Holders OF mon Pacific sinking tund
Bonds desiring 10 exchange them hr Msiscteu
aeenby the OF the Iudenture Oh rust can
application Union TrIst Company, - bIoau
YORK. tho IIcasur,rs ONCE ~ Equi,aDio
Building. Boston. HENRY MtFAhLAND,
Boston. March L., 1873. treasurer.
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Go Uhom II 5sIap Concern

IMPORTANT to printers, photographers,
i paperbox Makers leather cloth and metal wofk.rs ana
All Who use lies OF any You form your Own
dies with our Flexible knife at nominal expense fSs
particulars, address ADJUSTABLE DIE Mfo W.. ~" '"
Dearborn ST.. Chicago. Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

ReceDts for the past week bales Shipments ~ Hops
bales 5Gi bales went 10 Liverpool; log TO L1ndon
duh and lower. dealers made s-ions
of c Der nearly all grades yet. with well supplied
ard plcs the water the margin is st
too small induce NpOTteTs operate with any degree OF
lnnness buy very pnrngly Very iow california
Hons come market. Prices generally ruo 30 low that
most Of The shipped direct from there The shipments
HE past been Hight but the stock mostly
bought In this market al prices ranging from 10 Oc with
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

w yORK WEST SHORE
,gAREUOIDERS, NOTICE.

~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE COMPTROLLER or TIE CURRENcY,(
WASHINGTON. Feb u, 1873
OF the Currency hereby gives notice 70 tle
Shareholders Of the UNION SQUARE NATIONAL Ban
az New York meeting such shareholders VIII be hed
a Avenue Ioto III the Cy OF New YORK gu the
TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF MARCl next az ~ 4; n
purpose OF eecting IN Agent tvwhO me assets W o
bank via be transferred and delivered III accoinee VIII inc
PROVISIONS Of section 81 vi Act OF june 80 1870
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Comptroller of the Currency,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

roceiufs wcch. '33 pigs WITH ,lTS
pigs Peanuts shipments Of Drod Alpirs 'd bhls The
iulrk j. n The condition at ~ has bccu iuf she pot
two months few brt"t sliced hpp'' are selling but thry
the transactions cannot pr on prIil scale
Tie s!pments heavy but they do not Indicate an IN
creased afo 700 bbs were s1i 20 have been shipped
through to Rotterdam consignment and not hnnght Ia ths
II difficult 10 ascertain thr exact facts o. he
elufmert a. DO seeI.'A 10 know much about
Them il waa oven thought by that 500
bbls. were old Apples and had been bought Sumo
time AGO. another place b. found among those
drnsey population cities % he Old world that viii allow IA Ia
another baTTesl Never niri iu' The price that
As secondary confederation and whih viii not De
quarrel.d over Peeled peaches little hfn'r Inpeco
ARE entirely nominal We note occasional sale OF iins
one lot Of bb Of strictly Prime state sold al l32 sonth
ern Pums this GOOD a. state and viii
Inand nearly ~ high prices Peanuts quiet but hfm
L. lnrr NC. mammal OunIpInS.
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Corporation Notices.

PROPOSALS for BUILDING a WOODEN
4 erie PIER will be received by the Department OF
Docks % 1879 a particulars The city
Record. for sale at No city Han.
PROPOSALS for WATER-CLOSET TOWERS
will be received by the Department OF Charities and
Corrections un.l March 26. 1873. For fun particulars SEQ
The city Record, for at No. 2 city Hall
PROPOSALS for DRY GOODS, GR0CE-
RIES, &c, win be received by ghe Department OF Char-
Corrections until March 20. ISIS For fall paIcu
lars The CITY Record for sale at No. CITY lta!l
PROPOSALS for $4,000 feet of hose will be
received by the Fire Department until March % 1878
full particulars The CITY Record Tor SAFE AZ cry
Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 49, 1873.
lE1prossly for the " Y TRIBUNE bv RspOrter.l

lExprcssly for the n. Y Tribune bv our own Reporerl
General Directions
only good articles The freight and other expenses eat
mp poor goods Put thing IN good order An attractive
look examination and often makes sale where
dirty package soyeny appearance fails Pack securely
that the motion will allow the contents To chance about
Use plenty Of clean dr uecut straw with Marx plainly
with pata stencil plate Is besand note contelts on me
box barrel stating amount also send letter NJ te
time, stating what sent, The route, time etc An in
list should also De Dclosed In barrel or box Always
the packages Secure for yourself reputa
ton fine goods In best shape 50 that your marx IN n
demand.
BEANS PEAS. !.
Recepts the past Beans 2205 bills export OF
Beans $50 pkgs Receipts Of Peas 1862 bus exports OF
Peas. l777 BUSH Medium Beans are dull aud weak "nie
the trade mostly joDbng way. MarrOws have only
small trade the local demand Is light aud the call Tor export,
sales 81 100 bbls OF Prime have been made
at ~ 67 and 80 bbs at 81 0 the latter sale wa. maze
yesterday Is doubtful II 1t could be reached To-Day;
White Kidney Pea. and Southern Il f. nominal Rel
Kidney small trade II 356Sl 10. Turtle soup are
freely have only light demand. Green eas
inactive Qute heavy sales of Canada Peas are q.
SIC The market in general is quiet The receipts nave o
in excess demand which receivers TO put
stock In Buyers at present holding on
sellers pressing stock the market causing
easter II weaker feeling. Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

Receipts the week. 2i.5u3 pkgs do last week i6p1
pkCs corresponding week Last 1916 pigs with large
receipts the week, winding Win GSN pkg TO Jaw
comparatively small duand the situation u about ~
drpOfahlc rs could readily be Imagined. Receivers lave
found " impossible stock. having tegraph'd 10
every quarter whore there horof cc.ng
aid IN d,po-u overlooking supply. But every enort
thus proved fuitlfSs aud IN" market J. dh IN ihe
fullest sense Everybody anxious nay uIgc-
his stock. Lem has done si-o
luely nothing the trade Ills few Dcks gg are
iu aud sell NJ 2nc: a-u Wltn ltfhofn
which bring iiGJc Prices weak az our quoaion- ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

Receipts for the past li,9Gs pb previous week
1877 pigs corresponding week last year, 2o423 pkgs
Shipments past week. 2tS Dkgs same time last year. 0ovi
really but little change IN the Butter market
IRON that Of week Fine grades OF state continue III
good demand and prices held firmly but the medium anu
poorer qualities show appearance or activity. New he
Butter coming forward In e larger quantite ana nds
ready market from - 34c the latter FOR choice
Fresh Western tubs Of good quality IS wanted NJ l5d2lc 20
much OF IL il falling on In quality that prices are weak anu
about lie lower Rolls are rot coming IN sufficient quantity
90 quotation margarine y nnchnfCc IN prce
port a steady the demand Quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

NEETTAUIFF.
Shipments Of Potatoes. 22I2 bbis Of Onions 90 pkgs
The Potato market quiet though little change in
prices No fresh arrivals OF ermudas the past week Onions
extremely du having light demand and heavy supply
Bcrmdda Tomatoes eel moderately well Flo ida Peas
irving In had UrdermOrc than Oneha ~ the receipts
unsuitable condition When good with fair de
mand few Florida have bctn received but they
wanted The market beng at OverstOcke squash
more freely offered and lower. Quotations:
Potatoes. I Tomatoes BERN. 90G 90
Rose. hill. 81 SEQ 81 sqnashes. Mar
Do Pecrless..... OO6 20 al 50d | 20
Do. Peachblow.. 6V0 / ~ DO. Hubbard 2 O0D 80
DO. Chill Red. ! asa ONIONS. Red, u
DO. Iermuia,Dew- . OUd 50 yellow, bbl... 7jd 90
DO Florida crate. O0u Do. White 0OD 30
DO. Del. sweet Iurnlp }. Rnssia. 5Op 15
Dbl. 2Jd 50 Peas Florida. Qua
stsDRiIs.
slow Of sale dun;atlons. Pop Corn quiet
Maple sugar has hight demand and mos OF the transactions
In retail Feathers freely offered, and while
lots held ah1vc quotations. hear OF sales
Of sue lots Quotations:
Honey. Clover. fancy, Beeswax y u .......21 as
small boxes. H.. 1913 Feathers geese. B..4O dtJ
Do. es.--...ltDl6 Pop Corn y N 20
DO Bu, 100 ~ Maple sugar hght-ll all
DO strained. lUGl2 Do. dark HiO
Maple syrup. y gal-90aSl 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

Receipts for past week. 1888 boxes. do week
1871 90; spending last ycl i9jb do export.
pas - 5S6 do do Ondng weo last year '3'
DO Liverpool cable quotations. G1o. corresponding week
last rs.
The lowering Of the cable together with rat unfavor
reports European markets. tend 10 weaken me f't
Couneract this influence h'id"rA
IN his city lowered The pncc strong - pei pound
evidently determined not % throw straw IN IN"
way Yet IN spite Of the heavy exports
Tor the past lew weeks which have Hcaty is
duccd tie accumulated stock. the market 90
day dull unsettled The receipts which have
all expectations continue to Increase with such
rapidly that holders have thuuri u policy dispose
lc possible aue. 4fug upon this have
Il strictly sticS below quotations
The larger portion OF stock In few hands and they show
no d Io- o force wiling meet buyers
way" impossible 10 tell Tie amount 81 cheese s
held rtpO q contradictory. some al
the eject thai The heavy arrivals 81 the past lev
81 others have II
plrntV where IL frum" Another
week will give ~ better low great concessions
any, IN prices wi he made clear the present
STOCK Cheese claims ia place Considerable Cheese
il held above quotations Pine apple Cheese Is slow Of sale
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furniture.
Glarble auo 5late ManIels.

A DVFRTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YOIs, TRIBUNE WILL he RECEIVED AT THE I r
TOWN oFFICES No t.2:,S Broadway cor lhlIy.itst-st
or nos West Twenty third ST., cor Eglth ave- yOC Ihrt
ave- cor Forty seyenth-st at the HARLEM OFFICE No
c.Isl Thirdave. oneiiunores and twenty tourthsc
lIallem savings Bank Building, UP TO Ill., al "gWar
Office rates
q KLABER & CO.,
-. West 5Ist.st, broadway and stlays Estso
Sshei MANrELS, THING. MONUMENTS, AT 70
dncet prices PLC MIXERS SLABS a speciality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

FIK- md skINS.
large and there IL ready sale Tor a sof
Skunk skins have generally been bought IN expectation 81
The given below ftr reports have been receiver
om Hudson Boy and TO the effect that Marl.n
and declined go cent Scar, 10 per cent
Mink a5 per cent aud Skunk advanced 20 per cent IKE
turns FROM NJ Lampson Co.'S sales show the advance Oi
sea skunk 40 cent HaccooD 10 ~ per cent
tho principal advance being Northern and horhwusen
southern September prices Beaver sold the same as
ia January and Fisher the IN September rms SAFE
il now operation aud further particulars VIII DO gwen next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
MILK

The daily average receipts the points
of distribution follows by Erie Railway. rs cans
cream 1s2 milk Harlem railroad. 2,2s9 do New
Haven I,aiToad go do: Hudson River Railroad 400 DO
Midland Railroad 7Gs milk and 80 nsce
laueos routes $50 milk; total S.Oy9 cans mix
Of 40 0narfs each price which surplus has been
sod on The past week ~ II be
ginning 20 To ~ 80 and after continuing at that
gradually fell ~ 20. the closing price The
demand present than IL has been FOR than
But increase Of great amount would
tend 10 plut the market and force prices down.
F,ports salt o. ii9 boxes. beet l56
bbls PORK 37G4 bbls: Lard. POO pkgs and 2l6'1 bs
All gins better demand and higher PORK Ten
derlojn are nearly through coming the last are tx
pectcd Tomorrow Those which arrived today were
I'm good order aud brought lDc while some old stock
IN had condition sold low 30. Hoe.Drcssed
Calves are not likely 10 command present prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
rnIIT. An nrrRIIs.

Shipments 81 Apple. l03 bh. Apples are coming ior
wand gtr freely a hold too high In iucrl-c tic
~ demand o. any extent TIE shipments been
Iberai an1 materially aide. IN d-u0tng ~ stock Tho POOR
condition 81 the Apples frfir large numbers isalr. Bald
day The doCS 20 %iQf p bhi Thefc arr
still Grrcuiugs market which bling ~ -uiz'
bars scarce sell $50 % so Golden lin7-"s
are offered a. - per Dbl! Cfanbefncs have had g
do aud been made e. induce buyers 20 tai"
hold florida Oranges rather scarce and nm Valencia
rally ~ poor order, Dor "hcL good have lar
demand a. - G=lO per crate. Quotations;
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Ocean 8teamers.

A MEXICAN LINE.
"A FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Tho only Transatlantic Line sailing AMERICAN
FLAG. Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia and
WEDNESC AY from Liverpool
SAMARITAN sails March 20. 10 a. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

The following were the receipts and shipments az
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as reported
by telegraph: ,... s,,,meut,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
IN LINE
These Grstclass steamships sail regularly ut M, nom
Pier No. 10. North River as follows; - . -.
Steamship colo 80. " EDNE sDAY, Marcn ~
For freight or passage apply 70
WILLIAM p CLYDE & Co, No o Bowling'greeD
McKEILEI, LULING 4 CO., Agents IN Havana
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-02
He'd.

BARDALEs-In osyka Miss, September %.
1878. at 1240 O'Clock D. M. or yellow fever, NJ ISIS
Jennie Beuada Bardales aged 10 years, eldest
daughter Of Mrs. Fitzsimons and the late B.
Bardales.
St. Louis (Mo.l and Galveston (Tex.) papers
please copy.
PEPPER-Tn Algiers. October 1. 1873 Of yellow
fever. John P. Pepper, aged &c years. *
BARRETT-On Tuesday morning. October l,
1873 at O'clock, at the Grand seminary. F. X.
Barrett aged As years, native of Montreal,
Canada.
His funeral will take place This Evening at A
o'clock. at st, Mary's Church, Archbishopric.
LACASSAGNE- On Tuesday, October 1. 1878,
at .. M, Laura Lacassagne. aged IL years and
months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the fami-
lies Of Laurent Lacassagne and Widow B. Riehl,
and the members of the French Society Union
Franchise, aud Club Dramatique Louisianais,
are respectfully solicited to attend her funeral,
which will take place This Morning, at o'clock
precisely, from her late residence, corner OF
Dumaine and st. Claude streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-02
THE NEW ORLEANS DRNoORAr WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1878.

propose, at the last moment, to bring out Its
candidates, as we are told, or at any rate, to
regain control of the Legislature. They in
tend to try to make us lose the Representa-,
to give up Evins, and we. must, not only keep
him there, but place others by his side. 1t
is time South Carolina should be i-eard In
the national councils. 1t is time we should
send men there too represent the honor
whole State to devote themselves to that SUI
preme effort I desire to see them go into
this canvass with q determination to win, and
II the men and women OF South CAROLINA will
work in this canvass as they did in the last,
we will gain O. victory greater and more I'M
portant than the last. We are not yet free.
It is true that when was here two years ago
our State, was garrisoned throughoug+ It's
length and breadth by Federal troops. Now,
thanks be to God, the State garrisons itself,
and tyrants rule no more She Is free, but
will not remain 50 II the people become luke
warm and throw off their armor in the face
State ticket, and by an overwhelming vote
but that is q small matter. You must elect q
decided majority In the Legislature, and must
contribute your. part to the election OF
o majority to the lower house OF Congress
Bear this In mind, that II the presidential
election in 1880 should be thrown into the
House Of Representatives the vote will be by
States each State casting one vote, and that
one vote will be determined by the majority
| In each representation. You have now but
two Representatives and the Republican
party three, and you can perceive that il this
delegation was called upon to vote now fol
| President they would cast q vote for q Re
publican. You must reverse that, and place
delegation there that would vote for Demo
cratic nominee If the election Is thrown into the
House. / trust, however, that when the next
election comes we will roll up such an over.
whelming Dem ocratic majority throughout
| the whole country that whoever Is the nomi
me party WI be eeot9a
will dare to take the place to which the peo
pie shall have called them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-02

The Washington Post mentions the fact
that Mrs. Gen. Sherman is very i'll at Allan
tic City, and that her daughter had tele-
graphed for DR.. Morris, United States army,
to visit her. The Post then goes on to say
In this connection 1t Is proper to give the
current rumor that an unpleasant feeling has,
for some time past, existed between General
and Mrs. Sherman, OccastOned by the action
OF their son, who decided to become o Jesuit
against his fathers wishes, out with the APP
prevail Of his mother. Since the General
showed SO much feeling on that subject, and
upbraided the Church, he and his wife have
not met. The General is now in New Mexico.
Current runner has 1t that the unpleasantness
is to be terminated by Mrs. S. giving up her
church labors and that, In few weeks, the
family will be reunited in this city.
Mrs Sherman has been long known as a
most devoted and devout Roman Catholic
Indeed we believe that she has for years held
some high trust in the charities of the Church,
and has been the recipient Of unusual marks
of consideration from the last Pope, Plus TX.
Gen. Sherman was very bitterly disap-
pointed at the course OF his son for whom he
had high hopes in a public career, for which
he had been most carefully educated.