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your forbfdsa our calfftng- Intention to
other .delightsome tableaux presented,
witch VII! nevertheless be long remem-
bereds by those who were so fortunate as to
witness them. ~
Distinctions for scholarship were pre-
sented By DR.. @. a. Ellettto Walter Farmer,
Charley Farrer. Elijah Hutchison, Wiley
Lawrence, Aluston Moore Willie Law
renee, Robert Padgett, Tina Padgett, Cor
bin Tyler, Mamie BoRles, Ida. Ford. EN-
ma. Ford, Sallie Sutton. Jennie Lipscombe.
Prizes for superior scholarship, especially.
in Latin, were awarded to Lee E. Sutton
and Herbert B.. sutton. Prizes for PEN
manship to Mamie DAWSON and Ida Black
burn. ENCOURAGEMENT.
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LONDON, June 12.-The weather contin-
ues unsettled and unreasonable. There
was heavy fall OF snow in Perthshire yes
terday. NJ. Mum & Son, grain merchants
Of Glasgow, have failed. Liabilities, $780,
900. .. .... -,
Paul de Cassagnac, it is rumoTed, will
shortly marry niece Of the late Cardinal
Antoneli.
4 dissolution OF the English Parliament
is expected shortly.
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We are indebted to Senator BAYARD for
his speech in opposition to the bill 8 to for
bid the further retirement of United States
legal-tender notes." and to Senator JOHN
sToS, OF Virginia, for his speech in support
of his trans-continental railroad bill ana IN
opposition to the 8. TeXas-Pacific bill.
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Mr.. Sherman

shows industry in writing to the So
called "honest-money league" in Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin,. Evidently Mr.. SHERMAN
desires diversion from the, POTTER inyes-
tisation by g, changing the subject" 1t is
amusing at this late hour to see how he
pegs away at the greenback discussion He
is. not thinking OF investigations apd re-
turning boards, g or anything Of the kind"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-13

Mr.. BARBouR's organ does not deny that
he was the source OF the articles in that
sheet, upon which we commented last week.
A fine CONGRESSMAN he would make.
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Mr.. Senator WINDOW is correct in pre-
dieting a great revolution in commerce
through the improvements at the mouth OF
the Mississippi. 80.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 10th of June at the residence OF
the brides parents, by Elder j. u. Tyler, GEORGE
Ii. A. JONES and MAMIE, daughter of NJ. s. and
A. E. Cottrell; all of Richmond. No cards.
Fredericksburg, Washington, and Baltimore pa
pers please copy.
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S9-CEN'T STORE

99-CEN'T STORE
DECEIVED AT THE
99-CENT STORE:
IL dozen SELF-RIGHTING TIN-CUsPADORES
In four colors at 99c. pair;
5 dozen handsome LAVA CUSPADORES ut 99c.
apair;
so l0x14 MIRRORS at Soc;
8 dozen LAP-BOARDS at 99c.;
8 dozen new FOLDING LAP-BOARDS at 99c.;.
4 dozen WALNUT WRITING-DESKS at 99c.;
10 dozen SOLID GOLD twarrautedl EMBLEM
PIN-BADGES of any order in Richmond;
s dozen ALL-LEATHER ATCHELS-sizes, IL
10, IA, 15-at 99c.;
10 dozen YALISES, 16 and / s inch, at 99c.;
4 large invoice Of LADIES' and MISSES NEW
PORTS-all sizes, from IL In misses IL
in ladies'. Including the x sizes;
All sizes of our best TONED GAITERS-all
sizes from 8 to- 9;
so THREE-PIN WALNUT HAT-RACkS at CSC.
rs CHILDREN'S HIGH CHAIRS at 99c.;
Our full line LADIES' N1GHT-ROBES'
SKIRTS, CHEMISES, and DRAWERS.
Catalogues mailed free TO any address.
je1I w. 4. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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obituary.
DEATH OF A PHYSICIAN.
of the Richmond Dispatch.l

ABINGDON, VA, June y, 1873.
Last night at Warm Springs, North Car
DINA, DR.. E. NJ. Campbell, OF this place,
died OF cancer of the stomach. He was the
most distinguished physician in this Sec
ton, with an enviable State reputation.
His remains will arrive here tomorrow, ac-
companied by bis brothers, Judge John A.
Campbell, Major James c. Campbell, and
DR.. w. F. Barr, who had been called to at
tend him in his last sickness.
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FESTIVALS.
PROFESSIONAL
MILL. FEED, dc.
MILL FEED, &c. =.

MILL FEED, &c. -,
10000 bushels BRoWNSTUFF,
5000 bushels BRAN.
5000 bushels SHIPsTUFF, tt :.
800 bales HAY, sf.
1000 bushels CORN OH the cob:
together with large stock of LUMBER Of al
kinds. SHINGLES, ,LATHS, LIME, CALCINEp
BLINDS-cheaper than ever known before. For
sale by - TRUMANsA. PARKER i co.,
. Lumber-DealerS, corner Fifth and Canal streets.
ap 10 -eod3m
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MILITARY NOTICES.
AMGSENTEGTS.
ID RICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

plCHMOND MOZART ASSOClAIlON.
The regular weekly soiree will take place at Mo-
Zart Hall THIS (Thursdayl EVENING at 81:
O'Clock. Admission only by membership or invita-
tion-cards, which must be presented at the door.
Members can obtain invitation-cards application
at WAITS music-storc, No. 920 Main street.
in nth
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VARD-PARTY.- ladies of the
l. Manchester Presbyterian church will give L
YARD-PARTY at the house and yard lately occu,
Batnbrfdge streets. on THURSDAY EVENING.
June 18th. They offer to their guests pleasant
aud spacious lawn-with access to the house II de-
sired-music, ice-cream and cake. and their best
efforts to entertain their friends assuring pleasant
evening to old or young. Je iZ-Zt
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CITY TAXES.

- CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
-. RICHMOND, June ], 1878. :
TITY TAXES, 1878.
This Office will be open daily from o'clock A. NJ.
to O'Clock p Dr.. from the 18th TO the 30th day OF
June, inclusive, for the purpose OF receiving from
any person charged with
" CITY TAxES-REAL AND PERSONAL, ].
the whole or one half OF the amount OF tax charged
aud that TEN PER GENT. will be added 10 the
amount OF tax charged In every where the party
assessed shall foil 70 pay the whole Or one half with
In the time limited = ,yEsIf s3sE!f s4igag - sa.
The Collector respectfully requests all persons
having three more bills To leave list Of the same
as early as possible aI tbis eee, tat the bills may
be gotten together, and if desired, bali receipts
made Out,gs,,Jg rst1sEtt s4S,;A. r., W00DSOS, -
he 1-tJe30 Collector. s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FlSlToRS-L0W
PRICE OF PRoPERTY-FEMALE GHADu"
ATES, &C.
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CLOSE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sEs-
sIoN-ExERC1sEs OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21


sclrs Emma Crosby Crosby Cindad, Gillett. Moero
(Br W JOnes Faikenbu r. st Marys, Ga ADDotG for
ella Br) Horton. Busse Terre. st kitts ana Nevs
Hayward Co; Katie (Br, Nelson CbsTlottetowp l.
Perkins ChasA Ropes Pike. Calais Ne Jed Frye w.
DISASTER.
BOSTON Nov 20-The str Victoria, which arrived mere Io
day from Liverpool reports having passed brig Albion "aei
logged, abandoned and stripped apparently AmerOn'
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON 20-Str France from NewYork Tor THIS porb
LIVERPOOL, Nov 20.-Arr str Memphis from Montrea
and Quebec .ror,
QUEENSTOWN Nov. 20-sailed str City Of NewYork rom
Liverpool.
BRISTOL Nov 90 Sailed str Somerset. for NewYork
GLASGOW. Nov. 20-Arr str Esl King, from Montreal -
SOUTHAMPTON Nov 20.-Arr str Oho from Balumore ior
Bremen.
ANTWERP Nov 20-Arr strs Mercator from New.York
Nettlesworth, from Philadelphia.
DARTMOUTH, Ov20Arr str Lddesdale from New'orieAs
for Reval. .,,.
Guda Kentnckian latter Southwest Pass; 18th ns
Protector. Capt Void; Imperatore Francisco giuseppe
Lanyard Neea Nmrod all for NewOreans: 18TH
inst ROska. Capt Ignaus Hertha capt Petersen Nelne
Tybee; Knburn for Key Vest Revolving Lgn
GiOamen both for Pha cpha; Albert Victor Orlzla Dotn
for New Orleans Cornna Navigator Fye Pvateer Celar
Croft Imperator Crest, Levuka Forest Lizzie Wngn
Maud Scamme; 18th North Carolina, Klngepor carrie
Desp BOrzone the latter for NewYork lnda Capt huch
insOD.
17th inst, Tide, Jacob II stamer, Toingon Caledonia,
Capt Neilsen Erstatnngen Williams, MIda sarah Ellen,
Cort Adler Capt Olsen 18th inst Ocean Chief Bokharo Con-
stantn Capt Svendsen; 18th inst COndenza Nevada
AcadlaD, Capt Abbo Kong Carl Capt Iiansen Wey'
mouth Galathea Pathfinder. Vilora Hopkins salscis,
Fdes the Hull; amelia NJ Geo suppicich, Fanny
Csrvtl, Luigi T. Otbere
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.

The following are the saloon passenger lists
Of the Inman Line steamship City OF Montreal and the
servia OF the Hamburg American Line, which sail to-
day The saloon iit OF the Russia, which sailed yester
day, is also given
FOR LIVERPOOL-By SDdmihip CitV OF Montreal
Charles Adams Mrs Adams John Hilton A. Houston. g. b.
Livingston Mr. Mills the Rev John Kelly James WOodhead
Alexander Lawrence W. A Cuthel Thomas T. Irwin, Mrs
IRWIN.
By Steamship RuSstd.-Mss Amon and maid servant otto
Boessneck j. o. Bartholomew, MI and Mrs H. Banks and
children f. p. Bennett, T.. T. Brewster, MI and Mrs
Joseph BIoughton, II. L. Cumming. Sir VIM Gordon Cum
ming b. Fitzgerald, &. Johnston, l. E. Kellogg. John iv
ingsone, A. c; LanGon James 4 Lynch Charles B. Mac
donald r. l. Patterson J. IL POmerOy. r. Schupple, r. o.
sharp w j. Tuney, Mrs. Il. Vandersypen, ID. D. WhedOn
IT, Charles Williams Miss Genevieve Walshe J. y. wilkins
FOR HAMBURG.-By St>dm5htp SCrrtd.-Wm. ]. Fox,
Miss Adelaide Martin. Mrs Mary r. baldwin, Miss Louise
Baldwin ]. Ptmann A. ID. Fisk T.. b. Lane, Henry Satg,
ir Gustav Person Captain Du Haume Mr.. and Ars. L. NJ
Only V. Bernstein, Henry Bellnger Henry W.
Mnkannng George Tinm, Ernest EyeTdlng.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
THE SCRUTINY OF COUNTY FEES.

The committee appointed by the Bar AssO-
citation TO make inquiry about the amount of fees
asked offices Of the County Clerk the Register and
the Sheriff steadily at work collecting evidence
Their latest inquiry has been concerning the charges
made in the Ludlow street Jail very careful inycs-
tgatiOn has been made OF the way the prison Is con-
Quoted and OF the manner OF treatment OF the prisoners
who have sufficient money TO paw for better food than
their fellow prisoners. The evidence against the Regis
the County Clerk and Sheriff s now being siftcd nnd
put form for before the Grand Jury. The chief
difficulty met with during the investigation has not been
i'll securing evidence but In obtaining the consent Of the
persons proering II 10 use their names In any judicial
inquiry that may arise concerning IL. There
yesterday that the committee already engaged
presenting their evidence to the Grand Jury One of
the committee said ia relation TO this report I'VE
not yet ready TO disclose what we have done, aud We
have not yet appeared before the Grand JuTy"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
PASSENGERS ARRTPED.

FROM ITvERPooL-By Stlamshtp Igisconsir.-C II
PiCktpr Mrs r. r Corhtt the Rev. and Mrs &. De Heer
Mrs Rent G. r. Weeks the Rev. aud Mrs. T. sneson
MISS Sncls"u. Masters +. aud :. Sneson Miss Mary
snplson, Master \ James NI-H T.. James 7 - houlOu
Rove Mr. ana MIS-. Van dtn Eynde, Mrs and Miss Fax,
u. Littlehcf, f. Littohtid Masters and T. iitrheid
the Misses Edie. p IA and NJ Ieield J. ECc, A. Maggs
W. Jedkiu-. r George. Miss h. SaIley. q. GOOld.
FROM GLASGOW-By SiTamShtD dHchOrid.-C Colonel and
Robson chd W Gilmore, Nr and Mrs. \. & Lowe,
Niss 4. G. kull Miss Bar Mis-. Athoie Mrs j. Macleod
Miss J. Hglcy Miss Y. Hgley Mrs. y. Higley the Rev
aud J. ". Frrrs Nj Punmer, d. Swney, Mr snd Mrs.
h. +. Krr and infant W. Wallace Mrs. Little, Mrs. and
the MISSES lhOrhuTn.
FROM HAMBrRG-Ey S',Gmhip GSLcrt-F g. Panty,
A Pose, Weber ". Iuys, q HUcr. W. Dig ]. dig \.
Winter KAISER. ". Gruhn. NJ. GTuhn f. Gruhn. II.
Gtuhn \. W Harcn~t"in H. Hinnchs, ". Carl G. Hing G.
Tfc,ter Petersen and family !. Hcms Mr. and Mr. FW.
Ludwg. ". Fcidmann, g. tedmann. L. Diebold, Rob.
mann NJ kulitzschr NJ Waucck. J. Loeb, Capt. " HOch
grate H. Winkemanu, X. Hohensle and child. +. Buck.
weller. " Muller IT, Muller, NJ Abel MI Marcus. hTBond.
Mf. CASTILLO :. EsChann. {. Ehmdnn.
FROM AsPINWhLL-By S'edntttp AiDs.,Mrs ~ Bal
and three children. Mrs W Rogers and twD children
A. W. Pim W. L Dauchy, q. ". uIiGln. A salzadOr.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
YOUNG ROLAND LEvIN's SUICIDE.

There are said to be many circumstances
surrounding the suicide OF young Roland Levin which
took place Tuesday morning al No 3O5 West Twenty
second-st., which makeiit peculiarly sad. Levin
the eldest OF an Eugshman who married a Spanish
woman in Central America. The Englishman died leav
ing his family poor. His family IN England, however,
were wealthy, and wished Roland and a younger son
cent on 10 them but this the mother declined TO DO
fake a position as salesman. lie was sensitive,
and certain FAMILY troubles OF peculiarly delicate us
year or Two ago he attempted 10 commit suicide by jump
my into the North River but rescued by police
man. ne complained bitterly because no was not al
lowed to die then. A gentleman who was acquainted
with young Levin says he did not dislike WORK more
than other youths OF hts age, and that he more
snned against than shining and that II he was In the
habit OF taking opium II to drown the consciousness
of circumstances which he had control and could
hardly endure. He well educated, speaking three
Languages, and his manners were gentlemanly.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
ANINQUIRY BY NICHOLS.

THE GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA INTENDING TO MAKE
AN INVESTIGATION OF HIS OWN.
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 20.-Inquiry at the
State House elicit the fact that Governor Nichols has
not received any reports confirming the ru-
mors of violence in Tensas. COncOrda, More
house AMI CaddO Parishes. Strict quarantine has pre-
vailed between these parishes AVID Orleans until
within a few days past. Colonel Zacharcs report re
fcrrrd To disorders which occurred IN Tensas ana Con-
cnrdia several weeks prI0r the election, and Wnlch
followed lhe killing of Peck white man. In order 10
ascertain the facts without further delay, governor
ishrs named, and will personally investigate the
current reports and consult with local author Ties
ard hw-ab!ding ctzrns with view Of vlndcating the
,cope where accusations are false. and of nsurng the
faithful and impartial execution of utce II the law laH
been violated II il asserted that the of Gov
crnor Nichols is not influenced by threats OF Federal
ntcrfcrrucc Int f. prompted by sincere desire 10
care equa Justice and equal rights to all classes Of c
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
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PRESS CLUE RECEPTION.

The annual Fall reception of the New-York
Press Club held last evening, In the club roos
No. 6 Centre-,t The rooms were crowded with
members and guests. Speeches, music and recita-
tions constituted the amusoments OF tho evening
Addresses and recitations delivered by the
Hon. William NJ. Curry, Of Cincinnati, A. Oakley
Hall, the Hon II. II. Dawson, Joseph Howard
ir James IIaggerty, Charles Roberts IT, A
r. Burbank, William V. Iutchings W. II. Pope
j. NJ Burdette. Leon " salmon, and J. n. Stephenson
United states Navy. Music furnished by Profess
Saab George G.. lockwood William James d. J. Grifh
and Professor Rice. under the direction or Horato g.
King The performance OF Paul PREMIER the yentIilO-
quist was received with great applause.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
NEWSPAPER DIFFICULTIES.
The following was received yesterday at
I'm T,rnI.Ar nfn m I'd

1He 1OllOWlHR was TeCcINcu yesterday az
THE TRIBUNE Office. written on postal card:
DR. SIRs Can you inform what is up at the office OF
The AdrOcdte, conducted by Shupe Five weaks ago
to-day four dis by Postal order for their Paper
one weak after sent four dis moro by Postal order
papers yet II now looks as II they were nOl COM
ing. Yours truly, HORACE ALLLN.
Dtldtrdre, OHIO, Nov. IS 1873.
Investigation at iThe AdrOcdte Office showed that Mr..
Aliens name the books, credited with nineteen
subscriptions. Tue secretary stated that much delay had
caused by the failure of their press to work as the
makers guaranteed, that many OF their recent sub
scTbers had not been supped Also that many O their
papers stOpped on the way to subscribers
letter from q mail agent who had seen carload OF
AdrOcdteS reight-hOuse in Toledo was shown, and
pOStaSers were accused OF putting copies Of the paper
under their desks instead OF giving them 10 the sub
sCTibers
1t is stated good authority that company has been
formed with capital Of 10000, TO start new one
daily newspaper, of the size of The EUeHHg IeIe
grdm.I Joseph Howard jr, will be the Editor OF H.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED.


SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED.
COMMUNICATIONS TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
FROM THE MAYOR AND THE CoNTRoLLER-NEw
WAY OF PAYING SALARIES.
At the regular meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation yesterday afternoon. communication was read
from the Mayor appointing Francis B. Bennett lnspec
the Second District place Of the late Washington
Thomas to hold office until January 1850 In aho1ntr
communication he appointed Thtddeus MorlaIly 20 W
william Dowd Jacob D. vermilye; Charles Place Isaac 9h
Bell, William H. Wlckham and julius Katzenberg' Inc
commissioners term Of office will expire three years
hence Mayor Ely also appointed the following sch0S
Abbott, A. C. Anderson, f. H. Km6all, D. W
Leveridge Hosea Il. Perkins, 81 H. Fllley ana f. b.
Bennett -
attendance on for October THIS an
increase since las, year Of 4625 ana IN the average
recommended that these schools be closed during the
week preceding az well as that following Chrlstmas,
in February. This would obviate the irregularities
which usually caused during that part OF the ter'
tend stores or to do extra during the holidays
communication was read from the CON
strnctcd hereafter to pay the teachers salaries
by means OF checks In the same manner as other EN-,
paid at the several school buildings possible
after the receipt of the payros at the Controllers
presenting the payrolls at the Controllers Once,
Members OF the board that this NEGLECT Is on the
tie payros shall be his office hereafter before the
fifteenth OF The month. The resolution ap-
propriaung $4,000 for the purchase If the
premises Mes u, % and % Norfolk-st.,
Tor school purposes, referred TO the Finance Com
m.ttee at the last meeting came up and was
adopted. An appropriation OF $46,s00 was also made
for the construction OF "a schOO building on sew
enth-st near Ayenuc-A resolution was offered by
Commissioner Wheeler, and adopted 10 the effect mat
the question Of increasing the of study al tine Nor
nal College four years he referred TO the Committee
on the Normal College The board also discussed the
textbook question and adopted the report of me Com
mlttee Course of Studies, with slight mOdncauOns.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hotel Brunsrick-The Earl of Dunrave :. ..S .Stm-
terant Rout-chsros Fechter W1nSsoy h@To1n ConoisI
Frederic p cOtt OF Albany; ext congressman W y sinful
Vermont Rev. Dr w A HttchcOck OF FltsDurg ana
state Prison Superintendent Louis ID. P1lH.nry..; IN
fcrns Hotst-Congressman Harry White OF ma
Henry r. Pierson Albany and Congressman elect John
hammond of Crown Point, y. f.. kteIeu n,uSe-Son i
gressman Milton SOuthard, Of Ohio Mayor Henry BenoW
81 Newport ana Arthur b. ForW ood OF Liverpool httT
marie HotsS SchlesingeT German Consul az boston aha
commander j. ReaC L. :. NJ. Breroort apalu
Hains OF the steamship Scytha and Henry r. hia19 M m C
UostOn - Gfsfy Ro,iss-SenatOr w W. RocEwei OF Glen
Falls \ Y..Ns o. York HO.si-Outerbridge Horsey, OF
Maryland ... H0rrqan HO,SI-Richard Nanx OF Pmacel
mia y,siuiussT Hof,i-Jerome B. PaTmenter OF Troy
~ I1tor House-EI Governor J. b. PAGE m vermont
Union Square Rote-HeTmaun Wlnckelmann S"eulsh vice
consul az Aux caves MSfrODoit an Hotei-Profes
sor George Davidson United states Coast survey
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
JUSTICE PINCKSEY's CONDITION.

The case of Justice Pinckney of the Seventh
District Court. was called before Reforee Oliver p.
Buell. at the Office of the Counsel for the Corporation
Yesterday morning. Tn. counsel for Judge Pnckney
exhibited certificates from several Dhysicans certifying
that he too III to attend the Investigation. The
Counsel for the Corporation then sent Dr. Austin Flint
Ir and Dr. Porter 10 visit Justice Pnckney and report
his condition. These gentlemen reported that the sick
man was very ill., and would not be able TO leave his
room undergo mental excitement for at least two
weeks. IN consideration OF tins report the
continued until December 4, with the understanding
that it should then be tried whether Judge Pnck
ney should be able TO attend
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
EEEECTS or SPECULATION IN WHEAT.

There was more activity among the grain
merchants of the Produce Exchange yesterday, than
the day before because Of the pool which s said to have
been recently formed i'll "NO. Spring. wheat. There
was an advance IN Chicago Of this grade above the
prices OF Tuesday, Of Iii cents tho price being S4lo
cents a bushc Rufus Hatch, said TO be the broker Of
the pool, the grain floor Of the Exchange. His
presence not OF frequent occurrence, although he Ia
member OF the Exchange, and while he was apparently
dong business, reports were current that he was
making few sales through his agents the small ad
vance. J. K. Fisherand J. NJ Rumscy, two prominent
pool were the floor during the first and second
call
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
DIABETES CAN BE CURED.


Messrs. Morgan 3 aUen -
DEAR SIRs: IL has been time since N'o" Iou -
father was thought would write 10 day am nAPp "
say that he ia sniiyy e He has been cured with ess an
three bottles has taking the
WATER" we have heard of good many cases "i dsoe'e
this city. one lady has II very bad When We hr" ho4.
her she was down in bed with H. She bought one oo'u
CONSTITUTION WATER and took a few doses 1'o'
which she was able to up ncose two Scent ssmp~
for which please many circulars as you oAn
there arc great many persons want them. Yours vV
truly, JOHN j, Snl..--
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
PARK DEPARTMENT INvEs sTGATIoNs.

AU mttIIDV OF UHt IdIk NUIIIIIIbbIOIICTB
yesterday Commissioner Connover introduced resou
ton asking that the matter OF the Riyersldeaye.
tract referred TO Montgomery A. Kellogg civil en-
gneer the referee to examine the work done under the
Department and the contractors Mcssrs Decker Qun-
Ian also directed under the resolution that the
referee in conjunction with two other civil engineers
TO be appointed by the Mayor and Controller. The
tractors will he obliged 20 pay the expenses OF the
animation The board adopted the resolutions and the
investigation will be begun Immediately.