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The New York herald., 1878-11-22
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT 1-1Gc. OFF; FUTURES CLOSED
FIRM - FLOUR STEADY - WHEAT QUIEf-
CORN FIRMER-oATs QUIET-PoRK DULL
LARD EASIER wHIsKEY QUIET-sPIRITs TUR-
PENTINE QUIET-RosIN QUIEr-PETROLEUM
QUIET-CoFFEE QUIET-suGAn QUIET.
THURSDAY, Nov. 21-6 p. M.
Business was fair in all branches Of trade to-day
and the markets generally steady. At the Prod
uce Exchange the speculative excitement in wheat
appeared to be about and business moderate
Corn was firm. Oats dull and lower. Whskey quiet
Pork dull and lard easier. Cotton on the spot was
lice. off, Futures closed firm. Grocories quiet
as werc also naval stores, oils and petroleum.
CoYFEE-The market for Braxis quiet Sales
1000 bags Rio ex Betty and 1.s77 bags do Kron-
prfnz Frederick Wilhelm, both private terms. Mild
coffee quiet We quoteOrdinary cargoes l2c. fair
do l41sc good do 15c prime do l511c 16c; extrcmo
range for lots l2c. 17c; Santos fair to good, l4c
&c., gold, 30 days. Java, government bags 22Ac 23c
do mats, 23c 24c. Singapore, 16c 17c; Ceyon
l6c lsc.; Maracabo, l3hc 1619c.; Laguayra, lie
16c ;Jamaca 14c. l6c st. Domingo I2c l3c Costa
Rica l5c lSc Mexican l5c. lie. Angostura, 16c
171ac. Savanilla 13c. . lie; Curacao, 131ac l5c
CorToN the spot dull and Lice lower. Futures
opened points lower, but the market closed firm
about yesterdays closing figures The closing prices Of
day compare with yesterdays as follows:-
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StainedGood ordinary strict good ordinary SIC;
low middling middlng &c. For future delivery The
ios' % ss at G @ &C
800 at 946c February 200 o57c GOO at g5sc March,
100 ut 07oc; April, 6DO At aslc; May, GOO a
09lc 100 at 9.sOc. June, 200 ut lO0ic.; July,
800 It ioloe. Total. 10000 bales. To-day up 10
two nsi. MnSose%bsr IN 1oo 9. ~ o2oc 9oo ss eg7e
934c LOO at 933c., 600 932c. 100 93c. 800 at
93c 200 at January 100 at 45c 300 ut o 43c,
600 ut 942c 200 at oi4c 100 ut 45c 2o0 ut o46c.,
800 at 945c 100 At 44c 800 ut Disc, 100 i2c,
100 at a4lc 900 at 942c 200 at February zoo
At $685.. 500 At 9.67c-, 100 at 06sc., 400 at
at 979c 100 at oslo, 200 1t 97sc 400 o77c at
zee May 200 at ssc 100 at ossc 300 ABLE June,
Grand total a 900 bales The receipts ports
follows Galveson, 2767 bales; New Orleans.
Mobile, 2S27; Savannah, $685. Charleston, 35S4 VIII
mngton ;e4; Norfolk, 2G37; New York. 1855; Boston,
last week ~ 7ss bales This day last year. 23Is bales
closed as foilowsTo Havre by stean l6c comp
by SAIL Nc To Hamburg, by steam &c compressed To
Bremen, by stean c compressed by sail, Ne To Liver
pool, 4d. a 932d. by steam; by sail, I'D
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Recepts-Flou 1857 bbls. wheat,
9,.UO do: barley malt, UO4 do Flour steady Tie
sales including State Western and Southern
bbs within the annexed range Rye Hour ruled steady
with sales of 800 bbls Corn meal quiet bbls.
sold within the and 500 bags city sacked per
cwt Rye was steady, and 5000 bushels Western sold
571c and 5Ou bushels State track Barley
active. The sales 600 bushels state
9oc 600 bushels State 94c., shells
tworowed State private aud bushels
ungraded at 9sc Barley mait-i4Ouo bushels sx-rowcd
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assets at s17794 40. Judge Larrcmore fixed the AZ
signee's bond at $4,000.
In Supreme Court. Chambers. yesterday. argument
was heard on petition presented behalf of Ed
ward NJ Knox. the son OF Knox the halter. who
Gently made an assignment for the benefit of his
creditors The petition asked the continuance of the
injunction restraining the assignee in bankruptcy
from interfering with the business of the store under
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. il being claimed by the
that his father has connection with store and
no interest in its business In opposition to the
petition it WAS urged by MIR. Charles p Abbott the
assignee. that Charles Knox did have interest in
the business After the reading of several other at
davits on both sides, with running commentary on
the same by counsel. Judge Lawrence continued tho
injunction but increased the amount OF security to
$1,000.
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Le Stock Market
and Feverish.
Dull
GOLD STEADY AT 100 1-8.
Government Bonds Firm, States Steady
and Railroads Strong.
Money on Call Easy at 8 q a
21-2 Per Cent.
WALL STREET,


Speculation still continues in the beaten track
which it has pursued for the last two days. and its
progress is slow and monotonous. Even the Rumor
Committee to be without quorum. or its in
ventive powers have grown sterile for the street is
utterly void Of its productions fabricated otherwses
With nothing to stir up the market dealings lag and
fluctuations reduced to the changes Of frac
tons. This morning whatever there was OF specula-
i've interest centred about the Northwesterns Lake
Shore, Western Union and Delaware and Lackawanna
The granger stock retains the lead prime bull
favorite. and much higher prices are con-
hdently predicted. 1t is apparently easier to
predict rise than to accomplish onc how
ever. judging from the fact that in spite
OF all the apparent excitement which attended todays
business no headway made. and prices. which
had at one time been stifened up u to u per cent.
weakened off at the close to fraction below the
starting point. Better work made of Lake
Ehore-about half per cent advance being obtained
and secured. As the time for declaring dividend
draws inclination is exhibited to get long of
few hundreds flyer" In hopes that the dis
appointment suffered the last occasion by the
nouncement Of an unexpectedly small partition of
profits will be more than made up by the declaration
Of an unexpectedly large Best work Of all was
done in Western Union. From 96 tho price rose to
o. though half of the gain was lost before
the three figured sort, manifesting considerable
activity in catching at straws in hopes of rescue
from their unpleasant position and to-day made q
grab at the fact that the Executive Committee failing
to get quorum yesterday. had called meeting for
this morning. We understand, however. that there
WAS no meeting Mr. d. o. Mills failing to appear It
is quite likely that the gentleman finds metal
attractive in the San Francisco gold and silver
gamble at present raging than in any supposittious
project to initiate Western Union shares While the
properties referred to above unquestionably
strong the coal stocks comparatively weak.
There change in Delaware and Lackawanna.
but Delaware and Hudson lost half point. The
paritive statement of the Reading road for October
was published to-day, and is most doleful reading.
There have been heavy losses compared with last
year, upon all branches of their business-both in
the amount of coal tonnage and passenger traffic
and the outlook appears to be black their prod
net Tho general market closed with fair degree Of
strength and with infntesmal changes from yester-
days final quotations.
The opening, highest lowest and closing prices Of
stocks and gold at the New York Stock Exchange to-
wera follows
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton oue maanr ox Ney z 1873 ssoa
Sisni! %.s g. sass Ss sts: se Ssss Exports s04'
Cotton easy miadIing ese Iss low middling ec good
Continent $500 Sales 100 ssost ass iiSss7 ' me
Cotton weak middling, s1e low mddiipg, ss.s good
ordinary &C. Net Tesspts 81 - bales Exports coast
Cotton queter middng s,se; low nidelins. seisc
Sales. Il. sa''
CHARLESTON, Nov. 81. 1873
ordinary asss ssi: s0IS 20
Spirit. Of .upsns as fsS M dpn hss !.
p s; Sx p e 81 % At s u rs % %
81 IS. Corn unchanged
Flour unchanged; sales. bbls. Wheat arm extra
static sishtsp @ corn paa S s yes s
edo a4c Barley in demand; saos 5000 bushels extra
snS9 hold 1's1s' "a sf Ey
%aans s'
li @ Hs % t ss York;
PEA; Si.Sy ship
BUFFALO, Nov 81, 1879.
pssf D.ss
Do in small lots Corn held steady; market inactive
.s g'as mixed oa;s and
and good demand prices Other
was oday sss When. ssosasis S II
e sy . SsS
wheat, i6i oO bushels; corn 5000 do barley 10000 do
bushels corn S do barley do oats "ss' iaS DO
rye ID DO ssns 70 d.wa.sr go
els shipments By raii--wheat, $500 bushels; corn,
Flour firm bu. dull; sales l75 bcI. white AZ Y 75.
% aHsary ns ss
Gs No. slssS Aa Ja,. ms ,Sar ssa
III f hog. ss.is :ssS = y y as.sS;: sSs
aa as xSsa a1 Sa'ns shss ss
2,5oo Bushels; corn, > 40 do. oats, 2,ooo do.
WHOM. closed quiet amber Michigan .s Ssy sSS s
ssalc; Dsc%smScr sae January voc asked ,,she bid
g s s'a os. s. .as, NJ NJ :ps
5000 bushels; corn, isocd DO shipnonss~wh HOO
Flour dun and s., Was.. heavy rcd and white
Corn IL good demand full prices ae ss Oats in fair
@ sS%'rs .ss .%s % % -m s ar's S Ss, % *.
ra in sssa d Ss L s a"s sellers ell no
Sn ss o%ar rates steam s. 10 s ST. heseIs % no%n"
SfS ssIsS s at ss
ss; y s% 5 s'i a ss
sn & & Il eGas s' a Sf" a @ %s
steady aud unchanged Hogs steady and firm; common.
Sa;a . receipt. Hsssn :ssmsn:. ." 81
CHICAGO Nov. ~, 1879
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat unsettled but
orally higher and somewhat excited; No red winter
sslae No Chicago spring, cs5ac cash s4c. bid, Dccem
Der; sisc bid, January sales at stsc. January;
No Chicago spring. 7Oc.; rejected, 5ec Corn steady
with fair demand sac cash; s2lse December; s2.sc,
January rejected 2,c. Oats-Dcmand fair and market
yssc 2Usac, cash; 204c. 2sc December; 2Usac,
January Rye steady and unchanged. Barley dull aud
shade lower; Ole, cash extra No d, i7c. 4yisc Pork
sar demand but a, lower declined Toe 2c quoted
=, IL ~ 10, cash ~ So December; xS bid January
Lard active but lower 50 55 cash 81 ~ s. 77 Decsn
ber s. 70 " s7 January Bulk meats inactive lower;
shoulders, 81 - %; short rib IS 90 81 short clear
sioas4 IN whisksy steady. with fair demand 81 os
-four $4,000 bushels wheat, ~ COO do corn, l4UpO do
sou do. rye 300 do barley. shipmentsvtpo bbis
Hour 2DUD bushels wheat, 3aOt0 do corn u, do oats
LOO Do rye, 1900 do. barley Market cosed-wheat,
"a &C., November; S+1sc., Deceniber sIsc s4c, Jan
uary. Corn, a2sc. bid, December 2c asked, January;
3rsc bid May Oats 2us4c pecelnber; 20c asked, Jan
unry. Pork, - 50 81 5L, December; 81 g5 S7 y7ls
January. Lard 50 rs, December; s. IS, January. -
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Louisiana consols advanced to 77l4 and Missouri
skies to 1o5A. Railroad bonds eoptinue strong. and
prices generally higher The following tho
changes compared with last previous sales:-An ad-
of ~ per cent in Erie and Pittsburg consoli
Dated per cent IN Wabash convertioles lexcoupon).
H in Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds u in
Wabash seconds (ex-coupon) and winona and st. Paul
seconds and h in Northwestern gold sevens. Central
Pacific gold bonds and Pacific Railroad of Missouri
seconds. There . decline of u in Wabash frsts
(St. Louis division matured coupon).
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The London advices report frmor market for
rurities, owing to the reduction In Bank of England
discount rate from to per cent. The bank gained
Soloooo bullion for the week ending yesterday the
proportion OF reserve to liabilities being 40a per
cent against Ss's per cent last week. Consols ad-
vanced to 9o5S for money and the account. United
States bonds a shade better. at 1851. 1oss for
ls67s 109K for ten-forties 1857. loss. for yes and
los for 4iss Illinois Central was firm and advanced
from 7s% to 79h. Erie declined u, to 1g.; preferred
VI. to 32h, and New Jersey Central 1, to 32. Union
Pacific was quoted at 81 bid and 50 asked. At Paris
rentes rose to 1l2f &c., and reacted to 12f 45c The
weekly statement of the Bank of France shows aain
In specie of IL 100000 francs.
State bonds st the Board vero duh but strons.
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JOHN GAYNoR, OF GRAND STREET.
New YORK, Nov. 81, ls

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In the columns OF your paper of to-day you an.
nounce the suspension OF John Gaynor. the Oldest
retail grocer of New York having two large stores
one at No. 54 Grand street and the other at No. 276
avenue H.. L beg sufficient space in your columns to
deny IN toto the assertion made in regard to the store
at No. 276 avenue B. have done business ON
that street and have connection whatever with the
party at that address. BY inserting this refuaton OF
an assertion which has tended to do me much harm
you will infinitely oblge JOHN GAYSOR,
No. 554 Grand street.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22

The opening prices OF mining stocks in San Fran
cisco were:-Alpha, ga; Alta. 8; Belcher. 4; Best
Belcher. 151s; Bullion, s. Caledonia. 2H California
o. Consolidated Virginia s. Chollar Potosi 81 Crown
Point 51s; Gould Curry. %; Hale Norcross. II !;
Justice s 6; Julia. 81 Kentuck. *; Mexican, 40 .
3s; Ophir. 43 Al; Overman. 13 II; Savage, 10;
Sierra Nevada. 81 80; Silver Hill, Az Union Con-
solidated 60a5 now 50; Utah. 26; Yellow Jacket,
Is; Exchequer, 81.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22

Wheat active both spot and future OPP
I.S ssr 2 ws,, = @ .sr sssss. Sa q y o !. S
80 amber pS. syss; ies T Ssscssa s splnS 20;
e7s for N. spring y OK y q 70. IN Np 5sa = IA
amber; q oss io, Nsysmesr No red 81 os : 81 oss
@ were e fI
'''' 81 S:aa " S ss. S.ssf us y z::. %
Psss%ssr....:. Q % IS Ss5 @ &c q.
con was mer Tho sales dncludins eooo bushels ir ior
aid e. ss S is arssase 5
D s APR lid
DID, So 4s :S ssseas.y dte
dansss sales q only Sy ss% sa.S Ia
ss Gs No. % s'
33c. No 3 do 3ie aSihc.: No mixed, Sic: s2c. ;
los for IA lbs; iossc iosac Tor lbs and ic4e for
We noe sales bales At ac cash for prime Bag.
ging quality $50 bales Manila on private terms aud -
SaCss Sass y single is's as.ssS
sSS sian $40 as sos J'i %is ssS% e ass
S.a. sTai hemp ssr:'sss sIS ss'sSss sssns s@s
s,ns c s the p5nss ssa .Sn
gal and mixed lie 2sc clayed 5oc poe; n,ascoyado
a,c &c English Islands, 22c a2c.; New Orleans new
crop, 30c. a Ale.
NAVAL sronEs-The market for spirits turpentno was
quiet Rosin unchanged 800 bbls good strained sold
at 81 40 We quote spirits turpentne understandable
erdsz % as 0. sosa 20 s,s"Sss y 20 s5"nsd
pitch, s. Advices from Wilmington were foows:-
kosn hrm; strained, 81 17ia; good, 81 0 spirits quiet
2sc Tar irm at VI 55 Tupentnc firm; hardsi 20 soft
ULs-Coton seed oil quiet and closed at the call as
follows -November 45c. bid Soc asked December 4fc
bid 4Tc asked year option, 4fc bid, asked; Jan
ary 43isc bid 35lsc asked year, bid 45c asked
Insecd oil was steady We quote ;-Linseed oil,Amer
blcached winter 81 U3 do natural 9sc Crude Northern
whale Ace do southern, DOC bleachcd winter soc nat
ural do 4c bleached winter, whale 53c beached
winter elephant ooc. winter beached hsh, 4oc crude s
Sound, .blc Eastern, 32c.
PsrRoLKus--The market for refined dull aud easier
We quote Crude, in bulk, 5sc; do, bills, 7fc
naphtna refined, lots, Sc cases i2c asked
for ordinary brands; refined at Phsdelphia Ba
more, sytc.
q Roadebush reports sale. United certificates tcrude
peroleuniNew York 1000 bbls. oil city, +OtOJ bills
ut sosc savvo do ai sse., 5y,voo do. NJ size Highest
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
,sing quotations were as follows:-

There was better feeling in the stock market this
afternoon. 1t is understood and generally believed
that Flood Co. and the skae combination. con-
trolling tho Sierra Nevada. have compromised all
differences.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LivKRPooL, Nov 2f-5 r.. NJ
Cotton-Futures fat uplands low middling clause May
and June delivery, 1920. :
LONDON, Nov. 21-5 80 p. NJ.
Refined petroleum, sgd per gallon Tallow js. per ewt
ANTWERP Nov. ~, 1873.
PRoDucE xxcHANGE MARKET
LivKRPooL, Nov. II, 1879
Pork-Prme mess, Eastern dnli ~ 5Os. do. Western
dull at 4ls dull at 34s short rib
dull ~ as long clear dull IFS short dull 2s
Hams--Iong cut dull at as sd Shoulders dull at 24s
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. 81, 1873.
The printing cloth market has been less active to-day but
previous quotations steady, with demand
for spots and futures but at less than
llarAA re- hudlnH
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Nov. 81, 1879.
United states 10 days. curreney. premum; short
short sight, do, sd premium; ON London, IL a IJ
premium; On Paris, Al 54 premium. Sugar dull and
uoninal
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To-Day Lust Eseaia1. 7osal
Consumption ................. BOG 80
Delivered contract 500 bales yesterday prices
of spot cotton uhe following quotations based
American standard OF classification
running in quality than half grade above or
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The closing quotations at three p. M. were:-

Ihe sales OF active stocks ut the Board to-day
- follows:-Western Union Telegraph. $3.50; Pacific
Mail. 200; Eric. 1410; Lake Shore 1900; Illinois
Central. 1850; Northwestern. 2203 do. preferred.
s.Gl0 New Jersey Central. $780, Rock Island, 7OO st.
Paul. $3.50; do. preferred, 4210; Wabash 1885, Ohio
and Mississippi. 400; Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western. 1882; Morris and Essex. $780, Hannibal and
st. Joseph. $40; do. preferred, 200; Delaware and
Hudson. 600; Michigan Central. 200.
The market for call loans more easy to-day and
the rate per cent. and at tho close "a per
cent The following were the rates of exchange on
New York at the aforementioned cities to-day:-sa-
vannah, buying at par. selling at q u premium;
Charleston. very scarce. at par; New Orleans COM
mercial. 3-16 bank j discount; St. Louis SOC. pre-
MUM; Chicago. 25c. premium, and Boston. 25c pre-
MUM. Foreign exchange was quiet at 4.sl 4s1is
for bankers long and 4.S5Is 4s6 for demand
sterling. Gold very dull and sold all day ct 1O0k
no rafa 4 II 20 dat
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FINANCIAL,

LONDON Nav. 21-4 p. NJ.
Consols 95 IS l6 for money and 955s for account
32
Paris advces quote i've per ll2f 45c.
the account
PARIS. Nov. 21, 1873.
Exchange ON London 25f 2sc. for cheques.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22

prime mess, market bare Lard-Prlme Western duh az
SIS Taliow-prme city steady SIS Turpentinespirits
steady ut rs 3D. kosln-Common dull Is Sd. tine dull
at lOs CheeseAmerican choice dull AT AIS Lard oil dull
~ ss Fiour-Extra State dull at .24s Wheat-spltng
winter new Western steady at IS. Sd winter south
ern steady at IS lid Corn-New mixed soft steady
23s 3D. old mixed soft dull at 2ss 3D. Cotton seed oYe
low American dm at 2.,s I'd Rosin-Comnon, at London
I'd.
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FINANCIAL.

4 GOOD PLAINTIFF MOST PROFITABLE WAY
N operating stocks by the combination method of
Messrs. LAWRENCE CO. Bankers. BY this cooperative
each investor placed equal footing with the
largest operator and profits divided pro among
holders thirty days. $40 invested makes so i've
per on the stock during the month; 800 pays
$1,000, or ten cent, and so on according 70 the
errng Rules for Success and explains everything that
successfully All kinds OF Stocks and
Bonds wanted. New Government Bonds supplied. LAW
RENEE a Co, Bankers. 81 Exchange place, New York
cit
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

CR17fTNAF. ASSAULT OS A MARRIED
V.Apy--The Altoona Tribune OF Monday
morning iast furnishes the following
Hrs Troxelk wife of George Troxell, who
resides in White township, Cam brta county
about three miles from LoydsVille, was on hsr
WAY 10 the latter place on Saturday afternoon
on coot During her Journey she noticed
man who WIS going the same way e0Ung IN q
Docfliiar If not suspicious manner me IAtil
would walk hriskiy and pass Mrs. iT0Ar'i' aho
tbau u-o,Id luss aud drop behind. THIS occurred
T1.-f, tn,.u once until within anout one mlle Oi
. TI.vdSviil,.. N.s. HTOYeN here observed nlih
sitting Bv the roadside, and as sne passed nun
he fUtnpsc Cp ana Assaulted her, striking htr
ii - believed with Il stone or some suarp IN
s--Tfrn,Tlf as she has "A cut on the back OK htL
hasd-und throwing her down in the roaa. \
e;ruq.r,. aysued, but the lady finally freed her-
s.If and went to Llny dsvile Sne IN ct.ned the
frst pcrson she met OF what had npfoi .ti het'
The man VINO assaulted Ars- tro1ett' WuH
rroved 10 he Frank Prisk, q married man ah1 "
4 tpruisnirHfI. also Proceeded to LnydsN ii't
FrOro Mrs. TrOxuiI's description OF lhe lelln"
prf.k vss arrested, and subsequently MIS
rTroxeIi was taken before Justice Patterson u
White township, and Information was mace
avolu-t Prisk. Previous to this action thrt
was much excitement when the facts nec'H'
known, and frequent threats OF lYEchlhs "
, heard PriSk is u citizen o. houtzlaIe. d
formerly worked in Lloydsvile. nat mas NOR
recently been emplOye ed ut Houtzdale' lie
taken TO jail
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

PRoHrpITIOH COUNTY CoSvENTIoE.-
some fifteen members of the Prohibition
marty met at the Court House in THIS place,
ON Noudav last, and after organising hy the
selection Of Mr. John j. Evans as President
aud Mr. V 5. Barker as Secretary. usotipn
was made ard adopted TO authorizing the
chairman TO appoiut committee OF three
10 select a county ticket ami draft resolutions
The following named gentlemen were there
npon anpOintea, who; after a brief absence,
reported Ethe following ticket, which WAS
adonte1 without discussion, a. We're also a
series Of resolutions expressive OF the sentl-
DGeuts of the convention:
Assembly David J. James, of Cambria town
sfjn Vreos,Jrer. John W. Roberts. "t EpenS-
# bury: Register and Recorder. IN. \. N"ei. o,
. CarrulIfoyvr Commissioner, DAVID ttOWe.is, ,.i
Rarr township: Poor Dir, ctor, koo' II "
Roberts, OF Cambria townships AhditoI' " IA
c. smith, OF jackson tow hship-
No nomination was Inatle for Congress To-
the reason. as stated in one Of the resolutions
that there is no organization of the Prohi"l
tiou I,artv in the other counties OF the 3lS
trict Gen. Lane, of Huntington, the Z 90
hibitiun candidate for Governor, was pres
ent and delivered a brief address
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25
rlNAAT BBAV THE NHT lITER GO nllNTRON IIE hAIE Oh III

ATOTICE-Int the matter oi the 9c-
Ia count of SARAH BOYLE. ENeta.IlA& 90 o'
-.rr-s ,f J .ve- j. II ItToyrE- dec q 'n ilte 7. %
,t.-rra- ISIS the Court appointed |'7Eit - -'it-
rf,t-r a-ffrr. t0 hear aut decide on exec l-i'ii7
R-sI p. I'D REPORT, and make aistributIon-
-,-r~sr-af71n Of the above appointment. i-t 7N-
No. --f.r sfr m the court House in ErtnSi, Si,nT
- ,i- g.r,,.,z-,,s- Nuv. 2UFR. le7~, 81 " el"c &
r ~. when and where parties ihlct-s-'- mag 't
teut 10 they think proper. ..-,rr ,rsf.--
r-rau s'.r-g. Oct. is. IS n-.a--
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

GrA RrxAKKARt.E Result 1t makes no
difference how many Physicians, or nov
much medicine you have tried, u - nov &h
pstaNiishei fact that German syrup u 'u7
only remedy which has g'ven 'ouil1e'e =
;.f.c,ior !, severe cases of Buug Diseases.
iris true there are vet thousands ot perSchs
who are predisposed to Throat aud I'Hhs
\ Atractious Consumption, Hemorrhages'
Asthma. Severe Colds settled on The lbrefS'
pneumonia. Whooping Cough, 81, wh'
-, a., ,,..rs,,,al knowledge of Boschee
German Svrup To such we wonld say ina
10 600 dozen we're sold last year without on'
comnl,int Cuusumptves try just one ool
tie. Regular SIZE % cents.