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Ancient Order of Hiberniaus.

CINCINNATI, May l3.-The Ancient Order of
Hihernians of the United States assembled in
convention here this morning. There were
about eighty delegates, representing twenty
four States, present. They attended divine ser
vice in body in the Catholic cathedral, where
mass was celebrated by Archbishop Purcell,
after which he addressed the delegates and
thanked God that the A. o. of H., though dur
ing the past years abroad slandered and reviled
had proved themselves to be true, good and
faithful members of society, as well as law
abiding citizens. The archbishop said he had
abiding faith in the society, and was glad to
see that other prominent ecclesiastics in this
country are now of the same opinion. After
mass the delegates met at Hibernia Hall, and
having appointed committees on credentials,
finance and rules of the order, adjourned to
meet tomorrow morning.
Daily globe., 1879-05-14
Death of a New York Editor

New YORK, May 13.-Charles b. Pulhem, for
many years city editor Of the New York Times
died yesterday afternoon.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CoRps, q. s. A.
NaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CoRps, q. s.. A.
NaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
81. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
Meteorological Record, May l3, 1879, 9:56 P. M.
Bar. Their. Wind. Weather.
Rssstsn1,gse: Foes aarry ses1 @ 50 NJ Me- Clear Clear:
Pembina. 1913 46 NV. Clear.
St. Paul. 29.97 So N. Cloudy.
DAILY LOCAL MEANS.
Bar. Their. Rel. Hum. Wind. Weather.
29.899 $50 1910 N. Cloudy.
Amount of rainfall, 0.46; maximum ther-
mometer, 81; minimum thermometer, So.
w. B. GREENE,
Private Signal Corps.
THE wEATHER TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May IA, l A. Kin
dications upper Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys and upper lake region, cooler. northerly
winds, rising barometer, clear or partly cloud '
weather following light rains.
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EUROPEAN EVENTS.
GENERAL AND POLITICAL NEWS
FROM ACROSS THE WATER.
A Brighter Picture of the Situation in
Russla-Tho Kepressive Measures Scarce
" Noticeable In st. Petersbnrg-The
Threatened Cabinet Disruption in France
Postponed Strong Denunciation of Lib
eralism by Cardinal Newman-Exclte-
ment in the English Commons Over n
Motion of Censure-MiscellaneO
England.
CENsuRE OF THE GOVERNMENT.

CENSUHE OF THE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, May 14.-In the house of commons
last night, Delwyn, liberal, moved that in the
opinion of the house it was necessary that
limits prerogatory shall be more strictly OBJ
served, SO as to prevent the ministers, under
cover of supposed personal interposition o1
the the hoosa
are properly within. the scope
of its powers. Delwyn, in speech
pointed out rs examples of such matters, the
annexation of Transvaal, the dispatch of In
dian troops to Malta, the sending of feet to
the Dardanelles, etc. Gladstone called atten-
tion to the fact that the house had already ap-
proved of the several acts of the government,
which the motion proposed to censure. He re-
garded the allegations Of the motion untimely
and not supported by fact. Northcote
announced that the government had decided
to tmeet the motion by direct negative.
Referring to the imputations Of unconstitu-
tional action on the part of the queen, con-
veyed in Delwyn's speech, he explained that
Lord LyttOn's correspondence with hel maj jesty
was not political, it was more narrative of
the mo. ement of troops. Cross, home secretary,
announced he was authorized to state that the
letter of the queen to Lady Freere was merely
general expression of sympathy. The debate
certain to be Overwhelmingly rejected. Much
confusion was caused by the motion, which in
its original form implied that the queen had
acted unconstitutionally, being at the last mo-
ment remodelled into q simple vote of censure
of the ministers. The original motion would
have met with even less support than the pres
ent one.
POsITIvIST ON RELIGION.
LorDoN, May 13.-Rev. L. John Henry New
man, replying to the oonsistorial messenger an
nouncing his election to the cardinalate, made
a long speech. He said he would hereafter as
he had in the past, resist with all his his power
the spirit of liberalism in religion. The doc
trine that there is no positive truth in religion,
that one creed is as good as another and this
is the teaching which is gaining substance and
force daily-is inconsistent with, the recogni-
tion of any religion az true.
RUSSIA AS SEEN BY AN ENGLIsHMAN.
LONDON, May IA gentleman just returned
from Russia says the effects of the policy OF
repression are hardly noticeable in st. Peters.
burg. He traversed a large part of the city
late at night without interference or question
Sunday the 4th inst. being bright day the
streets were thronged with promenaders az
happy and light hearted apparently as there il
in any other continental city. He saw the
Princess Dagmor driving through the street,
alone in her carriage, and unattended.
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GREAT LOG JAM
The Chippewa River on q Bender-River
Higher Than for Transformation Of
Great Log Jaln-The Jam Increasing at
the Rate of u Million Feet an Hour.

Higher Than for Years-FOrmatfOn of q
Great Log Jam-The Jam Increasing at
the Rate of a Million Feet an Hour.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, May 13.-I[eavy rains
since Friday have raised the Chippewa river ten
feet and still rising. It is still raining hard.
been for years. Reports from up river say big
water on all the tributaries. Monday logs
were running at the rate of two million an
hour here. Last night jam formed at the
Big Eddy, two miles from this city. The jam
is now mile long and the logs are piled two
and three deep. Seventy men are at work try
ing to break the jam, but logs run in faster
than they can get them off. 1t is feared that
it will be equal to the big jam of 1869. Should
the jam hold tonight it will reach Paint creek
dam by morning, and it is fesred will take the
rate of q million feet per hour. Logs on the
river estimated at four hundred million. They
will probably all come, should this stage of
water continue the balance of this week.
Organizing St. Andrews Society.
A meeting of the Scotch citizens was held
lost evening in Taylor & Craig's Office on
West Fifth street, for the purpose of taking
pIolAuuluhTy Mo66ufoH 1OI tuo 1OIuaIlOu VI
St. Andrews society in this city.
The meeting was called to order at
o'clock. Mr.. Matthew Taylor in
the chair, Mr.. James Morrison
officiating as secretary pro tenn, the follow
ing named gentlemen being in attendance:
Alexander Meagies, William Lorimer, William
Todd, James McCarty, P. w. Scott, Neil
Livingstone, James Anderson, James Ray,
r. S. P. Lindsay, w. F. Myron, M. G.
Craig, j. X. Erskine, J. w. Turnbull
William Kennedy, G. Davidson, and J. Nc
Dougall.
On motion the meeting proceeded to the
election of permanent officers for the
society, the first thing in order being the
election of permanent president, resulting
in the election of Mr.. Mathew Taylor.
The election of vice presidents was ther
taken up, resulting in the choice of Mr.. w
F. Myron and Mr.. j. s. Anderson. The
election of secretary and treasurer resulted
in the unanimous choice of Mr.. James Nor
rison. The following named gentlemen were
appointed by the chair as committee OF
constitution and by laws, with instructions
to report at the next meeting: w. F. Myron
William Kennedy and James Morrison. A
conversation ensued upon the details of or.
ganization and the general objects of The
society, after which the meeting adjourned
for two weeks, at the same place.
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SUMMER SPORTS.
Trotting at Philadelphia aud Running at
Lexington-The Chicago Ball Club Suf-
rs Its First Defeat.
Turf Sports.

TROTTING AT PHILADELPHIA.
May 13.-Suff,]k park, first
of trotting meeting, purse $500. 2:2O class:
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provided by the existing law. The other
amendment makes the provisions of the fourth
section of the bill applicable only to silver
coins of the face value of twenty-five cents
and under IT, gs,
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a JOLLY OUINTUPLE COLORED JIM
BOREE.

A Fracas at Geo. Morton's Shades--Easto on
Burgett "FrOws Brick"--John Allen
Shoots a Pistol, While the Others Wade
in Promiscuously--Allen and Burgett in
Close Quarters--Burgett Combs Aliens
Wool with Spittoons--The Latter Badly
Danaged--The Whole Gang in Limbo
and a Nice Lot of Birds They Are
Daily globe., 1879-05-14

. Kansas Chief was distanccd in the second
e heat and White Stocking drawn. Time, 22511,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-20
Auction SAEEss-.Fnsure Days
sIIss5ypssiaSsodu
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer. Il
20 corner ~ Eleventh md Bank streets. =
lRuSTEES, SAFE OFIL LARGE BRICK

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK
On THE soh . sE 9gr sRAGE sgE EpSiF
sTITuTE. viftue q 1esd g trust skse ne
1885, daily recorded in ID fchnend Ghuncery Court,
in Book G. page 469, ne sbaH. furthsr exeenti2E
, Iess:. p s s s !: h no aDsss Fl 4!
az sl e. IL sf REa
s lSs SS 81 sas fas
9lIsy ~ ,hs lot ! yRx shNE 3Mssa
and day school Ifciudng taese is ne sdmelD, =!
Guiding two band ome psrlors- recapiion, n'oms
c To ihs sass Of dws,ng tG,s y Il hAh sac
streef.uf about 30x156i feet 20 said alley. s'H
Il The foregoing real estate 10 located on Grace
street In most desirable neigh borhood The prem
dsePsa 81 NJ sna ,as
long been used as sach by the !aie ". Lee Po@eti.
Mrs Cafrfngtou. and othersand for that purpose or
FOR boardlng-bouse or . large family they have
, TERMS: The said real estate being subject to .
prior decd Of lust executed By the same parties 70
on on the following terms-viz.: First. For enough in
cash to defrav expenses OF sale and 10 pay on ING
q the debt rent p %s
Second. TO DISCHARGE the debt secured by the nrst
deed to Messrs. Goddin & Kelley. trustees, payable
tsl59.37) on The 25th December next: the IKE
sum OF S1b9 81 on the 26,h htarch next; the IKE
sum OF Sl59.37 on The 26th June next; and also
on that day, the principal sum OF 900: As.o tns
residue of The proceeds OF sale, upon such terms as
the said debtor may prescribes ana direct; Or OIL his
failure to give any direction, then Or credit OF one
year the whole credit payments being secured by
negotiable notes aud deed OF trust OIL Tie pro-
perry. "a ..,rr
particularly called 10 this sale. e..
- J. H. CARRlNGTON!l rr,,stees.
On @ T. T. LEVY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-20
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anr,Jo,,
Eleventh street between Main .a,r,.,

4 GRAND SALE by CONN,sSrnr
n ERS OF SOME OF TIE most nr>,p,nS,..
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY UF RIcI'WnntHi;iE
Situated NEAR THE SOUTuWF>T G.t ;Hs%I1
0E FRANKLIN ,ylM \ ASD TIFT STEGtTs ASU tf
SIXTH STREETS.-In execution OF 4 DEERE If ~,
Chapcery Court Of Richmond. cntere,l on rh,y. ,
day OF june. 1879. IN the mr.norah'r ca.a a +
browns aoinlnstratoe ~. Bart"n'' a'minisr-.
tor" &C.. the undersigned. strciaI commission :.
thereby appolnied Will sci hy ayc,inu urn., - .
premises. on TUESDAY the 2l,t r!ay Of 6c;oh.r
commencing AT AZ O'Clock T.. VI . ill., rol,ow,,,
MOST vtLUABLE REAL ESTATE in tie city .!
APART OF LOT No. COS. adjoining tn. rc.t1.,o,
of 4. j.. Boulwarc Esq. fronting 80 Zee, on Frau.I',
street and running h'cs iO5 3-l2 feet. more I,o
with SMALL FRAMED DWELLING ,hrr-"n,
After the above y III I've sold LOT %. BAT IN III.
plan OF the dty. situated al The northwest corcr Of
Main and Sixth streets: opnnstct 10 the >ccoui iap
tist church-used by Mc-srs. Rogers < Miller =. ,
marble.yard and by Mr. q. \. lombard snd Ohm. :
with sh0ps-wiih L BRICK DWELLING on >I,t5
street. Tbs LOT fronts 30 feet on The north q
or Main street and runs back on the Yves, line n
Sixth street, and between nu 3ilel lines. 1886, fr
The properly OIL Franklin street Is situated p,,r
the Intersection Of the Two most fashionable sf,,:s
and IS well situated for residences.
The property on Main street embraces larg. Ana
occupying an elevated .luaIion. just above The I'm !
ness part Of the city. AMI Is splendid ste tnr hos,
or operahouse: or, by subdivision, Tor ans pnr,r,
requiring pleasant and central location.
Pla,S showing subdivisions of the property lr.o
parcels Of con rncnt .iZeS may he seen i, a,a
Of the auctiOreers. and will be exhibited a ~. ale.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash: 'hc 5tArr,U
one. two. and three years bearing infer. a,t! ME
sPmi-annually, nj 8 per cent. with n"rni.'" no.cS
Tor the credit yne ntS and the iuer",' i.i,fpf,
ant the titles Ia be- retained by the Court unul !uN
payment IS made.
WILLIAM W. CETNr
WILLIAM J.. EpIALL.
A. l.. BOULN ARE,
II. Ii. MARSHALL.
Special commissioners
Sales 10 be conduc cd by GHrBTS ( WILL. y:.
AuctioncerS. NJ :
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, October 13.S1S79.
sALEG.-5,0o9y Virginia consc Is sold 1t 62hc.
1O5 bid; United States 4s. lo1 old;
sisis sonsos. new 81 DID, So asked S vrsin,a In
lima bonds, "a bid; North Carona 4 per cents. 81
bid.
,'Eftu Observation-Disclosures CITY, ss, j. aud j..
122K bid, 12AS asked: Rchmopd city 6,s. j. and
j.. losa asked; Manchester S's, lax-recelvabIe, H.
.Eaiiroad Bonds,-vIrgiuia Contra, Railroad arst
n:ortgage S's, anc j., l0l bid; Virginia Cen-r
,sal Railroad third mortgage e,s 3. and ID
10l bid. Virginia and Tenn ssee Railroad second
mortgage e's,, J. and j., l00K bid: Virginia and
Tcnnfssee Railsosd funded ss; J. and j., i02 bid.
los ASKED &c, sos,aase ka,lroai rst nortgage pre-;
second mortgage preferred 6's. j. and j.. cav bid;
Soushstde Rsilroad third mortgage preferred 6's.
and Ohio Railroad certificate, los bid; Richmond,
Eredericktonrg snd Po!9mao Railroad mortgage
gage 8,s, NJ. and N. 81 bid; Orange and Alexan.
s sanss a sssSas S I
gage 81 d. aud 81, s6 bid; Orange and Aisxs !.
81. Il. aud ~, ss sia. SO Piedmont Rail-
. sn s.s s,ssss 81, "a a aRs s zee es
and an. 4. Ratsoad second MORTGAGE 1854 bid. TAN
sss s arae S a'sss saa Canal
RGtiysaa Ssseks.-E ishmond, frederick, bnrg
III .sa
NH Egg sS
sss sssas sss 6 .aa 50
q s;sssSss!. ~ 81,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-20
By Robert B. Ly ne,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionser,
No. l2l2 Main street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF TWO WE'LL
BLE BRICK BASEMENT ~TtlkEe.sToRY
FRAME DWELLINGS,, NOS 52l r AH EHs SH3,
nnISJNG. ON THE WEST LINE OF TWENTY
FIFTH SHEET BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS. AND DIRECTLY OPPOSITE
TIE i,EIGH-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH. AT
MICTiOS.-Bv the requsst Of the executors Of r..
Fl. Harwood, deceased. wiz offer for SALE upon the
nremises on THURSDAY the 13d day OF October.
1870, at Az O'Clock z. NJ, the above-described
HOUSES, containing five rooms each. and the usual
out -housss, and water on the premises Each house
has nice lot. and Is occupied by q good tenant
. Immediately after!he above will be sold the TWO
LOIS adjoining. and extending to Mfr. q. YOang's
store the prop, rty fronting together 40 feet, aud
runs back l72 feet 10 an alley.
TERMS: One fourth cash: residue st FIX, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. per
cent. interest added and to be secured by rust
deed, ~ -. '.- K BELF1ELD,
w. HARDWOOD.
or ia $50. Execu orS.
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AUCTION sALES--Fature Dax,
enhiis sfabias 4 t co. :;
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerz
= - no. north Tenth street =

roMMTssIo. yERY SALE OF A Mo-.
~ ..,DEsIRABEE, FARM or ONE HUSbpSsII
AER tESSsgKEIK AEe
BRf,AD.sfREE III roar OR DEP si Rty ~ FRI HE
the Circuit Court Or tsis e.iy Of Hcn,eo" sr,s
on ne 9th day Of J#y. 1917, the unrer.i meg
spe s.I coninls4loners APPOINTED thereby. viii,
sAIGkDAf me goth dry Of October 1879, co.,, ~
mfnctng ah4So'eloca p n, sell n pubic sn, IN
np9n the premises, the, REAL ESTATE de.e,,Ih
ahoye. being the same FARM Or TkAfr: ' md
LAND on which Williamson browning. de-. ~
resided Mt the lime OF bis dsath Phi, farm n. 80
y BRICK DWELLING, somewhat on, OF up. ap1a
ana the usu.l out. houses, ard may WIN JI,,;af
pense be made most de-trsbfe suburtap reid
~ plo1amhy TO me cfy--basp2 situa.ed upon ".
OF tne nnest roads leadIng Into The civ ans pae
facf that Sale Is at&onfey upcsssary for i, re
makes this most excellent opportunity r,r ,a p..-
Desiring suburban lands 10 secure bargain ''s'hi
TxBNs: One fourth cash: balance ~ c.o,r,.
slI.tweiyeIaad efahfeen months from 1,. t.'I' ~
the purchas<rgy,ng his notes, with .n,.re, ~ AZ,
lor the oetcrred payments, and title 10 the n,' a''
paid ann eonyeyabce ordered hy the f,o,r, '"fF y
Jt,ys-, yisE ~ = .. \. i. COUgTxpy
.,.t l,,.s ~ ... a. l.. iiOLLADty'
special Comms,iotr,,
Immediately after tae above sale we .u,
other ykRY DESIRABLE LITTLE pr i Ssi an.
42H ACRES. on the same road, about b,iy ~ T. ~
Jond ind HIownlas Hrm Th!s trace hs, .hs' . ,,,
acres cleared and the rest Is " nds .ri,t vi 20
farm purposes There IL \ loy.hD ,,. ,a.'e is
ont hui Ii fngs upon IL. "' HpTa
TERMS VIII he very easy. and ,r,so b.
sale. CHAFFIN. >TApI - s.H?'h :,
oe Ii Real Estate Agents ara tur,to,,i'.
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1AUcTION sALgs...f future Days..
..l,sar rsfaIs greiEs ard KGcf foneers.
No. 4 NORTH fenils street
1--,oMMIss,IOEER,s SALE OF a YALU

SALE ORA VALUf
SJ-aBLE FARM CONTAINING 22l. ALI ~ ~,
Miles FROM TaECTTY Or HIGH L M0 IN, b a.,
virtue OF decree o. me CnanSer ry
Thom pson es Redford and ais and Rob. F 20,
trtfsfea. psBroan and ats, entered gu the
day OF October, 10. the
nppointed VIII ss w q, IrSns
sog Henrtc9 county court house. on s!onDAI ~
venlber To-. 1879. az o'c9Sk a.; s4as oe NI;
icour:. div ]. chat VALUABLE TRACT OF LANB y
called HAYP0fsT,n situnted on the CraIgsonis oao
four miles from The city 81 Rtcnmond. ana ,s0Ener
nv owned by j. Fl! Council, ED, contafnipg ~ re-
cent ssrYeg227 ACHES, one sbalf OF wn1eD .s nae
liver bottom, nnd the REMAINDER wei aaapieq 70
struckins.s The FARM is in good state ofcu'tfva-
lion, ,TEe, DWELLING Ia eomm9dlous ana Gom-
Portable having been repaired and partly ouilt IN
fhe last few years II is elegantly s,tnated IN
shady ward near The public road. The out-buiiongs
strs such as are t,uafIy found on farm OF LIDS
Etind ana, in good CONDITION. Z EI' - 'i''ei,
TERMS: Whilst The decree preseribes one kbira
easG hrlf the bBlance III two equal SEMI annual IN
staiments. with interest added. for
and the little retained until the Whole OF dhe Dur
elase-,noney i. paid and a snnT' vance oruered ~
the Court, yet the commissioner has autnoriIY 20
alter The terms If he should SEQ ut on Inc Gay OK
sale. --""-~~---- -
Those Wishing 10 see a zap. Of the properly can
do so BY calling ON The aucfioneers: Messrs Chaihn'
Staples g, Co. 7,Ig HENRY W. H0BsOE.Hf
oA|>N -~'' DC 20.d3taw&wSt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-20
- BY W. Godd,n, -
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer|'
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXECUTORS. SALE at AUCTION
Ia OF REAL ESTATE IN RlCHMONn, On
HROOK AVENUE AND ON MOORE AVENUE.
Al The request Of Mr. James Alfred Jonas. executor
OF The late Dr. Patrick Cullen. shall de
on the premises, on MONDAY the 80 OF November
le7g, at 4 O'Clock P. b., the following REAL En-
TATE located as aboee-viz.. LOT No. !, with the
large store and dwelling thereon, fronting 4Oa feet
on the west line OF Brook avenue ana running oacH
on Moore avenue los feet 10 alIeT 8 feet wide
also, LOTS Nos. 2, 9. and 5. esch fronting 2S Feet
on said west line 0r Brook avenue. running PACK
LOS feet TO said alley; Also LOTS NOS. ano y,
fronting together feet on the north line OF Moore
avenue, running back $50 feet to Mr.. Alexander
Hierholzer's lot, and having q rear width OF TN
feet. Brook avenue and AooIe avenue nave r.
Gently been greatly improved, partly with granite
srals-wilh city culverts IN both avenues. The
store 10 regarded a good business location.
: TERMS: One third cash: !. bxInnce at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes Interest added,
secured by deed Of trust. ". GoDi,iN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-20
By Richardson i Co.,
Resi- Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
Ills Main street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
L WEST-END BUlLDISG-LOTS BY AUC-
TION.-By virtue OF The provisions OF 4 deed OF
trust bearing date the 10Th dayof June, 1873 from
w. r. Polk TO tie undersigned, trustee. duly re-
corded In the Chaucery Court of the city of Rich
mond, to secure Inc payment of the notes therein
.rsured shall sell by auction, on the premises oil
WEDNESDAY the 22d OF October, 1879. ut
O'Clock +. ST. the REAL ESTATE described IN said
deed. consisting OF LOT OF LAND, which VIII be
divided into five in.ding- lut-hree Of which have
A front OF "a feet and TWO 20 feet each 90 The
,outh side Of Floyd street, mmencing al rs inter
the rear of the Home for tie Little Sisters or the
Poor and running back between parallel lines
I7S SIG feet to an alley ~ feet widr. .-.
executing this trust and 10 pay off the sum OF 81.
333 "a, with interest thereon from The ID day OF
October. ] $751; the residue on such terms rs Shall
oc ii J. A. RICHARD SOE. Trustee.
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Ey telegraph.
NEW YORK.

K Ii tcGbA ~ 'kshs
os.SSsS 1e
nonr unchanged and fairly active Wheat orenedS
Ss 'GssT abo"t &c. lower yesterday
S'SsS Ua s SsP'sE
t,sts ka1c. lower and less active Hops fairly ac-
ss g. aoysa as Il %
@lSxcsfn lob lots. Sugar very strong and f5iher
E & s9oa IsSs SuG s1 St sa I'D
sandsrd gssnuaisd and powdered rs as ssa
mestic fleece, s4@ 45c:: pulled, 22@44c.; unwash;
S@ s1 ms spa. later
for choice Ont .mes ssteady; dry-sated shoulders:
$3.50. Middles scarce and prices nominal. Lard
steam, spot. S6.42k@s647H: October, 90 AS;
November. 46.40nS6.4zh Decsmbtr, s6:4r@
8G.6o.' Whiskey quiet at sl.15. Freights dun.
, eill, Is BALTIMORE. - ~. ~"
BALTIMORE, October 1s;-Flour quiet and IN.
changed. Southern wheat lower. dull, and weak:
si eisra s H 81 SS@s1 60; No i MARYLAND,
Si.42:, November. sI47K; Dect lnber, sl.4sxta
white so@ssc yellow nCmns oa.s steady;
ern mixed, 40@A2c Pennsylvania, 43@45c. Pro-
visions unchanged. Coffee strong; Rho cargoes,
@ 1h ssssf firm a az s Ris F A fhS
SAA's@'' CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. October ls;-Four easier bnt not
uuotably lower. Wheat dull aud lower at $3.50
ftso r nor" tsSSns :, ios5 Lard quiet
SIC lo" se new new party.cured short ribs eye
boxed. Bacon easier; shoulders; q; 2SS $4.35S;
IBIS ss25 sSs Ss7o@ss sc,T Wh I
saa Sasss: ;ehs So@ss Isl paciisE, $3.50
a S3, 65; butchers, So. 70@S3.S 80. Il l., t.-,.
., LUUISylLLE. .s.e. -
q orIsvILLH October IS.-F'our strong; extra,
a4GS4. 50;extra family. $4.75@$5.25: A No. l.
sS~ ga Chilly SesSogc5 rD se.Tee and r%
sls An; 80: $1eH 15e ssc Buzz,
ss gp bason Fn ssoiss4s IT,. 5
W6!skeY drraer aud higher 4, SI.0s. -'..:',,
ST. LOUIS. .r %
sr. louis, October le.-F1our EASIER: double
II ssaess is Sx ocobs G rs
Hssssss so GSsp az e Sns
S;ss safs as Hsre Red It
saes ioose Win more for boxed Bacon
sides. s3S99c lard quiet: 1915 asked 81, 65 bi d
- "S'"''i :. - CHICAGO. ~.
CHICAGO, October I6.-FIonr in good demand
at full prices. Wheat unsettled. active, weak, and
lower; No. Chicago spring, Sl.25: No. 2 Chica.
20 sprinp Sill 6k@S1.17 cash, S1.17 October,
81. s November, 81. 19a December: No. 3 Chicago
spring, s1.09@$1.09A; rejected. 9Oc Corn un-
settled but generally higher, closing strong; 44c:
cash, 42kc. November. UaIs steady and In good
Demand; 3uKo. Ca, h, SIC. November. PORK nc
| tive and lower = $40 75@$ll cash: 50 35@S937h
uarv. Laru in fair demand and lower $685. cash.
S5.S5@$5.S7H November. Bulk meals in fair de.
maDd and lower: shoulders So 70; short rib
SIS 10; short clear, 1886. .Whiskey in good de-
mand and shade higher at $1.C9.