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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

ALGoA BAY. CGH. Oct 7sailed. schr John Gamewoll,
Weaver Maaritius 18th. bark Annie Lorw~y tB, Gales
In port Nov brigs Wexford (Br. Ccvent for Natal;
Nov po sShr James Brown
ss% n. ss sy Ssv 20 brig Anita
CARE HAyrES: Nov 2s-saled brig City Of M0ule Pink
port Dec brig Lathrop Atwood from Boston.
FonJ L.nnS1s: Nov 2s-Ip port: brig Lady Mary sB2
FALMOUTH. ia. Dec e-saed brig Anna Br). veai, Nov
GoSArvxs, Dec 2-In port. schrs G H Macomber Goo
n, from aa. ES Sy
IAvAsA Doc is-Arrived, Niagara, Curtis. Now
Also arrived isth City Of New York. Reynolds
JAcxEL Nov 2e-sailed. schr Edith coombs, coombs,
Tho%ss New York tsnd sailed Dec for Cape arasios
Ssy 20 A
sS Emerald ward Mobile S
.y for Nsy ys @
Mobile: iSsS, brig Happy Return tBD Campbell df0n
stephen Harding Harding. from DO. arrived 3D. dss;
TasSays. NevaissilsS brig as.bcronsS lsri Han
ko cs ss port s0s Brig Black
from Mirascane with crow sick; schr Ella for New York
TssoAsE Noy -ssilsa; brig Black Swan Fleming
and IL supposed passed Dec
edge of this Gulf Stream by schr Cook. Borden New
York 18TH
In port Dec l. briggs Dougsll (Br) Stewart for
New York; Monitor Albert for do; schr Dione Patter
son. for Boston.
PKRSASBucc, Nov i5-Arrived, brig Mary Thsyer,
Whitman. Baltimore.
PoRr Az PRINcK Doc elm port, schrs Mary Msthcson
Mathcson. from Boston: arrived 4th, Pilots Bride,
Eldrdge from New York, dschg
PoRI ASrosIo, Dec l4-salled. steamer Acadia. Dick
man, Philadelphia.
PoxcE PR. Dec 1-clesrcd. schr W Mosely Bcllstty,
Mobile.
SAN JOSH GUATEMALA Nov 27-sailed. bark Harvest
Home. Mattson, San francisco.
In port Dec l. bark Forest Queen Winding, from Hum
bodf.
ST JoHNs PR Dec lin port schr Mary Helen Jeiiiseu
(rom Brunswick for Turks Island load for Now York
ST JAeo Cuba) Dec lssailed. steamer Santiago Phil
lips New York.
ST JOIN. NIB. Doc 16-sailod. ship Red Jacskt (Br Pc.
,arth Road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
FISH FOR DISTRIBUTION.

RocHEsrER, Dec. is, 1879.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The commissioners of Fisheries Of the State of
New York desire to state that they ready to
receive orders for the following named fshes:-
Brook trout salmon trout black bass. Qswego bass.
rock bass yellow perch pike perch walleyed pike
ana bull heads. The order book will remain open
until March l. 1880. Parties Wishing fish to stock
any of the public waters in this New York; State
will please address the undersigned and give de-
scripton OF the waters they wish to stock. as the
success depends on putting the kinds of fish in
waters suitable for them.
SETH GREEN. Rochester. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
MURDERED AND ROBBED.

CINCINNATI, Dec 49, 1870.
The Enquirer's Elkhart (Ind.) special says report
reached there that an old man. named William
Young living short distance from Edwardsburg.
was found murdered in his house yesterday. His
body had been placed the stove to give an i'm.
preston accidental death, but examination
vealed q gunshot wound. Young lived Alone and 1t
is supposed he murdered for money which he
was known to possess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Dec 16Arrvcd. ships Einar Thambarskclver
o, wsnacs. Philadephia mot previously; 18TH Van
couver Carver New York, Minnie Swift (r. Maloy.
Macauley Bennett Baltimore; bark Highmoor B BalIs
Philadelphia
BsusroL. Dec lT-Arivsd, bark windward (Br) Sloan,
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
FIRE IN STONE STREET.

About fifteen minutes to two o'clock this morn
ing destructive fire broke out in
the of cotton warehouses in Stone
street, the corner of Whitehall street.
The flames were first discovered the
four story brick building No. sstreet. next
door to the house of Engine Company No. TO- and
occupied by W. II. Smith Co.. Samuel Whitley &
Mt sos 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
SAILED.

Steamers wieand tGer). for Hamburg; scsiedam
diana tBr,, Glasgow; strathmore Br Lordon As.yria
Orleans: Manhattan Richmond &c; Richmond. Norfolk
Automatic. Lewes Del: ships Deveron Br LONDON; Bar
barossa Ger, Bremen: Carver, AMER: barks Abel
Abbott Mebourne: Hosten Nor,; Bordeaux; Booylests
Nor) Hamburg; Mira Secundo QtaD Barone
Yranyczany lAus, Cork Falmouth brig Wanderer Br
nali
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
KILLED FOR HIS MONEY.

CINcINNALI. Ohio, Dec. 10, 1872
The Enquirer's despatch from Hagerstown says
that great excitement prevails at Losanve over the
disappearance and supposed murder by John Cana
day of q Jewish pedler. The pedler was known
to have money. and Canaday had proposed to give
him mortgage on his farm for loan OF $4,000.
short time ago the pedler visited Canaday and has
not since been seen. His wagon was sold in
neghboring village by Canadays son. and his horse
was found buried on Canaday's farm. Canaday has
been arrested but his son has disappeared.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. IS, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

RrroRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wH1TEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Bristol (B symons Bristol days. with mdse
Steamer lBr). jenkins Hull. E. via Boston. to
steamer Gresham sBr Gibbs. Newcastle Nov 8. via Bal
steamer ysderland tBeig Nekels Antwerp. Dec s. with
mdse and 275 pass.ssngcgs % Peter Wright Sons
soh Gonaives Mare Dec >, Port Prince 9th,
SS:s :"' sI;;'Iss ark s
'' ssss%s a'a cay r 81 g. % Savannah days.
wS s s od p"%no Gis.' City Point
and Norfolk With mdse aud passengers to the Old Do
"shp ) Rwsidon sBr,. Wright. London Is days. with
ship Froe Bush Hsvre % days. IN ballast to Pray 4
winds to Nov ~ when Il hauled to NV had line weather
TO Dec H. when We got scundngs Of shnnececk raining
gale which drove the ship of "ga,n -
60 order vessel to Bemhsm Boyesen CO. WI" ~"
Bark Cyclone. Field London 70 days in ballast to Car
Bark Giorgi, Washington dsaD. Parodi. Lynn Oct 3,
BARK Helene Ger. Gerdss Bremen 60 days. mdse
Bark rrggner Ns Pedorson Havre so days. in ballast
81 IN % pare Co. HAD rons s.
cry winds the FIRST IL days: aftsrwad strong and NV
bark Rinasecnte dtaD savarese. Bayonne 40 days in
d!sD, criscuoio. oporto a days. with
Bark Abel !So omdahl. oporto 81 days. in ballast. to
Bockmann. Oerlein 4 Go.
sg Eye sss' 20 days with to
ss & % r @ s ssi % d sc
Schr Emma Ritch tof Port Jeerson), Tooker Pernams
buco 20 days with to the Bank Of Montrea, vessel
schr CiotiIdc UiayJ Rudolf M,ragoano 10 days. with
Iogwood. coffee &C. to Lyon Coz vessel to James Bor-
sehr A Ellis. Ferguson Jacksonville - days. with
lumber To order Is bound to Elizabethport
Schr W II White. Smith. Virginia.
Schr q Ward. Crane. Virginia
schr Belle Haiaday, Crawford, Baltimore for Provi-
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Eieanora. Bragg. Portland for Now York. with
mdse and passengers to y Amos.
City OF New Bedford Davis Fall River New
York with mdse TO the Old colony steamship Company
New York. with potatoes to order.
Schr Il & Gates, Freeman, Calais for New York, with
schr Freddie Walker. Allen Provncetown for New York.
Schr Veto stevens Thomaston for New York with limo
schr A N Lec, Lee Somerset for Amboy.
Schr Hannah Backman, Mathews. vinAlhaven for New
York
steamer Gaatea, Providence for New York.
Schr Peacdae Young Management Pier for New York
Schr FAMINE Hail. Chaplin, Norwalk tor New York.
schr HARRISON Hickman. Robson. New Haven for New
York
schr Mabel Thomas, Mckenzie, New Haven for Bafti-
more
schr Mary Decker. Nelson. New Haven for Virginia
Schr Haze. McNamee, ,ireenwich for New York.
Schr Eclipse. Dxon Northport for New York.
BOUND EAST
Steamer Achusnett Davis New York for New Bedford,
Bark kvasind tB Spragne New York FOR Antwerp land
anchored In Hart Island roads,.
bark Qneen Of the Fleet Weller New York for Antwerp
Bark Premier Mckenzie tBr, Chapman. New York for
Ms '' '--'' ''''' '"~'''' ~" '''- ''' o''n"'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
SPOKEN.

Ship Riverside, Rich, from Now York for London n
date, on the Newfoundland Banks.
bark DR. Wittc Corr Zcplen. from Wilmington, NC. 70
Trieste, Dec -. lat 80 Is Ion ~ 80.
Schr Vim Douglass, from New York Tor Carthagena Dc
nj Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
THE DAIRY FAIR.

The tenth day of the International Dairy Fair. at
the American Institute Building. Sixty-third street
and Third avenue. was made conspicuous last even
ing in consequence of the awards to the different
competitors and the presence of large assemblage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THR
MONTHS DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ct Osr FOR A WOMAN, BY NAY AGNES FILMING,
Iwiil be co!Qmcnced next week. In No. Of the NEW
YORK WEEKLY
ct OsT FOR A WOMAN" BY MAY AGNES FLEMING,
Twill be commenced next week. IN No. 3 Of the NEW
YORK WEEKLY
ct osT FORA WOMAN" by MAY AGNES FLEMING,
Twill be commenced next week. In M. OF the NEW
YORK WEEKLY
ssT osr FOR A WOMAN BY MAY AGNES FLEMING,
Twill be commenced next weok, Ia No OF the NEW
YORK WEEKLY.
Ut OsT FOR A WOMAN BY NAY AGNES FLEMING,
Twill DO commenced next week. In No. . OK tho NEW
Ut OsT FOR A WOMAN" by MAY AGNES FLEMING,
Twill be commenced next week. In No. OF the NEW
YORK WEEKLY.
ct osT FOR A WOMAN BY MAY AGNES FLEMINg,
Twill be commenced next week. In No. = OF the NEW
YORK WEEKLY.
ut osT FOR WOMAN" BY MAY AGNES FLEMING,
Twill be commenced next week. In No. . OF the hEW
YORK WEEKLY.
81 osT FOR WOMAN BY MAY AGNES FLEMING,
lIwiiI DO commenced next week. In No Of the NkW
YORK WEEKLY.
1T 0sT FOR A WOMAN BY MAY AGNES vLKMINu,
: llwlhs ccmusncsd nsxs week. IL No. 81 We INV
YORK Wknkkxs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSEK-
VATIONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK Dec 1S-Noon.
The Western Union time ball dropped correctly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-02


A sse-y, wAseA las every ss@elanee q ,re,A.
AAs lsss eesae " lssAs ia MsIes, sAewsaS Ae~ "a
'eeeeeSs uasa as eoaVsesse ssd iaearessA,ed IA
pstsee ssS sssS~asVaes IL thai State late in
ISIS Jsses A. ls~sll sss eoavecsed Of Lewis
sss teS tie asraes q BIS vile, lSssse whose sup,
pSssS sSssesoe, sAAss tisse pssvteasly bad oeea
hsesG u the wee3s> TIE Setsaes wAs that Ms
loSso ASS SO, eese murdered, bat AAa raa
sssy With me@eer " lraveins eircas,
Nevertheless lowell vas Convicted snS, sner
eS,es sSesseee1 10 - AAesei. vas sent t>s lie
~ The Nssee Stale Prisea. wAere he Is slsll
eas6eed Last year a @aR named David Ste.
wees sss eeasSsts1 10 the prtsoa fo- aaallsry,
sas siees ess s3rses there be tearesi Of lewell's
case SssVses eos easi1s thar level is al ia
eoeses Saas. sai says that, IN 1875. he sac a
GeSa11, Seo MAS GadoaAssils Mrs, Lo~eh RSinx
a. The ~iis q = Ess asgssd SpGAiioS. Ia SNSi,
cav. NSeAssss, he leareed that The woSaan
eSas fsos, Maize, where she had Aashani hv,
ies, Ia 1876 Sssvsns sSys be gset SgAlilnx ard
TIE ~oSfao al Aeer Ssrdea, 10 Western city,
ard that epeo Tits oeeaSsea SpaliieS and the
secssn QeSreslsd, Spal6isg called Der ~Lis
Lowell snd told her she had better rsIaea 10
esr husband II The NAios State frssoa. Tor she
eoa6 star 10 lo1Ssr VITA sin. TIE woman &C.
See~lssssd herself As ~LSz Lowell" sud SeeieI
aoshics said BY Spalaios, Stevens description
q ths ~omSn Rs sa~ asress psrfeetls With that
q Ms, LaSsA and he has furnished the names
Of rslssols Wsstsra people ~ho kuoS the SpAli-
'rss ard weo, be states. will eon6rSn what be
sxys- LossA is ROW ~ hopes Of 6oiiuy his wife
and Sstttrs speedy release.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-02
American Ideas of the Dignity of
Labor.

In the performances II many domestic ofsess
AZ American 1Gs5ac1 O. oeolhsr : qgieliy aud
-1esssnt4sl9G>iy h4sdy sishoas losing auy dig
ElIF lA<rso!- To see the Srsdg 9e1 Of tie place
Gafca q 18th oaSks. % shsr zra O. market
cags gss,! 70 aG1Ss ne. h4Eius 0ues COZ over uy
sG-rrlss- y "a soG5zs sx1scE re 10 L. nv
vie carry tbs ioa: r : thsir s1pizaatiou au1
lEs L4iy accustomed from Gsc school DAYS 10 De-
4ttsctsd and waited % by the stronger sex,
elIl1s this - her cGs, and i far irou feeling
arr 1I1llsAll9a for her tsseacd. Dc &c jat.s.
se1atcc. O. even ersoTsruor shogit - prsfor TO
TO Is 1En a1EkssIlS Il i rse5rl;si uf DAG
q WEBSTER thai @ rs sIy frgu market be
=a1-i ~ i9=c q 5 step 10 uaks uotes Of Coo
Ersssiloal matters sslshi1g gPoa hls ulI1i. zai
11'I1-11 eLEssL 10 the consideration Of paolIc
s-4l-s, 10 the gitEr 0oiiyi31sl5ss II the basket
CT urgTisII1s SCI 10zG o. eis SHE C01r1ssy 70
he 2;ass Of ~ fai1lly demanded kat BE should
% 70 zL-kss, 4ai y I'd 80 bat thsF eoGli rot
b.! rss.rieEiou q as it01sass, % STAG his great
1iEt frc1 sUari1g u sh9ss higher gasssiacs ia
E-IsI-S the b0agr Of Is e0Qulrs "a me settling
Of Ursgu1- A=aasGiIs BIZ EzGzry agzssalli
EEiEs1 Il Tsiu flr shzIr beef zEi vegetables
Slch u=1 possess the sslEzssgScs sGich proGu-
cEs Perf=eI iEt5P=1t=acs CT acg;aa- They feel
c1s lcli lheE tsgrais JhszSsls=s- bgE ikal thsT
: Eclty thar s1rz s11 II this great principle,
IL Gl.aIe. q L15CT- are The Nortd=-u and the
Sogshsru STATES 80 zj3sIy separated il ih0czbi
G1G I= UrCzrs<s- SzFs-g las rendered lzbor :
{; :z-l-s, frses;1z has dIzuis=3 IL 1.-THE SOath-
sfEzr. IL TIE ATE III cugli have taken holi
ard h=iped themselves - the -YGcksssf did.
thsg zizAs have gaIa=d tb=i- case; o1E thea
.isEsry Eo1Li hive be=1 prolonged, and slavery
sEs he ezrss Ct Lhz coC1gry--G6 1isE HJzT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-02
Patent serap-Book.

Marx j =Eiz las Fsc=g,iF I1T5ztsi ! patent
=crau-oo.z- TIE PrEEtsv's CIrr.sET. p1ohshsd
Il Pei4s5si 76I1 II r=glz=IaE II says: This able
Eork u the grsaG American hEl0rIzs /: 10 ioks-
L ]: - Ek4E u Vrsl=1i: % be-s patent scrsu-
ooCk; Szi Esd sorlhy Il Is of palsoi. bang
= =Ts-T VIZ ; 5==.rIba=. cozTscis1. ard basG-
:ez= :crap-6ook- Beng self psstei. IL /: al
ElTs ready flr Use. =ittogi any ueeessily e.
tang paste 17f brs=a- We sppsnd Tsziais ozn
estimate Of IL injections scrap oook: Nj Dear
Slsss.-I have iaE=atsa aud paIeuied = ue=
sc-LY-bossk. 1Os % E4Ss 10asy OK q II, bzt 70
Erazgzi.s tie prot.litE q tbs cn11lrF. Yo1
kzgz IElE Ehs- i6z sTs-zEe lEz sElts 70 pat
:.z=LEiHE Il his sersp-o'S0k be e1aTi Esd 6is
Pazis-sA=a hs sEEarsi o. II be 6ads It, IL ]:
-rI=t 20 hard tat !; : salg u 70 saI-ihse Be
s=sa-s; 4 lie zzz zzcIags u niuzfzs Nth the
ilk t11 l=It !ss- e czaiI Rad Ei= scrzp-ths
rss1Ii :: barrel: AID barrels a profsaIiy T1is
cz- a. bs saEsd ard denoted 70 other irr1tztinz
tkI1zz. zhsrz Il MI q l1-s rs4l AID lzsli1z
good, sizP{F I! substituting Ey zzif-pas;izz
sc-aP-book az Ik= ol3-EEsEi1osi ole- II MsssEs
Slsts- Too6Ga1 4 10 Ssh 70 pabii=h this
serz1-o.9ok CT ni1e stall q ziii1z- Yea see
y tie a.or= rarzzrzpk lczE /. IA = sozat uo-a;
zork. AID teis Ell cazzsc1 u 10 esIEorz s1i
s=rEzszs Eri L szcs 70 al rigtt fss.ing psoplz-
Hgoz sa1E lesizaozs1I. ca get then, and 81
tie best so-I- ard iron the ossf people O.s Of
lEz zoz1 r=s1zd zn6 cultivated Fozsz adIss oi
Hartford Daughter ofs csrZya4al tod re her
seiG zIEh zrELeizl ieafs sI&nlIag II k=r eyes.
EE4E El1cs she bszza 1zng NJ sc-zp-5ook shs
Ia ros sHo-r Ezcyis GAIA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-02
over Niagara Pals.

@Pi EGlke-, eoe q ihs besi koOzn ekzrae-
ts- AZ Aisl-z Pas, enssd kis NE rsesafly
" zoirg oTsr The cataract He sxs tie sOf.e
tx iss.0s fsIIlRy 70 ssien Be vas treqsenilF :
Eic1iz- s15 lefs PosE Day. so=s tEo 1Ii=s z5oFs
the FEAs a5oaf E0s- scloek- he e15aForad 10
,.iI oTsr 70 tts Czn15z si5s- He bad ofIso
n-1T=d tas rlS5ds "a Ikis rsekisss EssnBsr, AID
azs ss ben himself .ozit pr0oebly lave zcc0n-
-lIsse5 tie fat % tkz ocszsi91- Tb=rs we're
seT=rzl ha1sr=5 P@o2lz % tbs backs Of tts riTsy.
t@o eIez-zis1s AsEfss zooe fro= Bz6slo- Wal
kz- s.r1ex e1t 5olslg. saI Gee Il kis or. e2agsi
= c-zb All vas ski-f75 i1t0 tie rzpi9s- The
ooat 6zrss1 z-ozo6 tss e1sTs abSys the Aneri-
cz1 FEl ard Ezlks- splzshsd rsckisssly fog
n1rzfe ard fsa 14ekzsr5 sczoss The eat The
a1ai Ezs roE ~ iEs eozplsts Gsrcg q the err-
rz1s AID 61rrisd d0saEsrs usta i reached
poi1f Ebc1i half nile EboTs the Pslls, shea u
E--1ek rock asd saszg gILdly sroznd- Il was
rez- tEs s1ogs ard kopss we're eotsstzicsd that
Wslts- so12 b ssTsd. Il sEs o1ly for fsB
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-02
EXTRA
N Q T ICE!

Call and examine the
New E>tey Organs and
hear them sing their
own praises; or, if You
would like a good Pr
ano for a small amount
OF money, try the
MANsFELDT & NORM,
only $3.50 No low
priced Piano has ever
given such universal
satisfaction. Eery Pi-
anO GUARANTEED TO
stand any climate. If
YOU would like the
best piano in the world
take the WEBER,
Grand. Square or Up
right price, 5000 to
81, 200. 1t has no equal.
The tone is so pure
and of such depth, you
will be charmed be-
yond measure. The
great Strauss" saws,
=" The Weber Piano
dSfORishes me-"
ANY PERSON who Is
about to buy a Piano,
Organ, Guitar. Banjo,
ACCORDION, Concerto
ma, HarmOnica, Violin,
TambOurine, Set OF
Bones, or Harmonica
Flute, Music Box, Fife
and Drum. Flute, or
anything in the music
line, Sheet Music, In
struction Books, Song
Books, or Music Books
of any kind, will find
the best of everything
at the Music Store.
GEO. T. WELLS.
importers,
No. Sc FORT STREET.
-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-02
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i lie Szslrsss & e1Ea1ry frua Ric1Eczi 70
Rli=lza sEz rsellsar I tks c.aEEy q ia t5<ss..
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cll=fr 2! cs.lzzs1 l-s.4iz-- vas C1iocsl W SHzz
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Wise @sazziEE had az6 fsiI F-srrs1s ere nd
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ka-s t-Lz L vas hs-a 4 Ssrtt Carsl.z zz5
rzzss1 = FirEl15I es.traGz=5 % Ee5zh,sc -
t1-='s ma os1-E! CT sd-s1s1zss z-5 VIZ Ha
1g11es. gaze rrszlse az graz ghI-zs Esr tsf5rs
Il Ezs tEstTs pears q. ts pare. cz-Tss viii rs
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lz@=s Az shs1 L Ia EEzrIss.Eh Fsa- &c lzEE
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s1-Gz- 70 tsze1 kzz azEtEs-g. Els fztaey sEs
.11GrEag Eys-E1s1 n sraeA Eosztfsi izvz5snce.
Thaz c11ss- TIE E-rzr5szE Nzpcszcz 70 1T Ia
aa-- a. ze-Ezz.az =, !. Tie szpeezty ofeizrk =
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Daily globe., 1879-06-18
TOTAL ABSTINENCE CONVENTION.

Parade and Banquet of the Societies
To-Day.
The Catholic Total Abstinence societies
from oil parts of the State will assemble in
the city to-day. Great preparations have
been made by the home societies, and grand
time is ex pected. The visiting societies will
be received in the morning, and at 1890
o'clock solemn high mass will be cele-
brated at the church of Immaculate Con-
ception. The convention will be called to
order at one O'Clock, and after short ses-
sion of an hour, the various societies will
form in procession. It is expected that
nearly one thousand persons will take part
in the procession, including societies from all
parts of the State.
The line of march will be as follows:
From the church of the Immaculate Con-
ception down Second avenue north to Wash
ington avenue; Washington to Nicollet ave-
nue.; Nicollet to Seventh street; Seventh to
Sixth avenue south; Sixth avenue south to
Washington avenue; Washington avenue to
Tenth avenue south; Tenth avenue south to
the bridge; across the bridge to University
avenue; University avenue to Central ave.
nue.; Central avenue and across suspension
bridge; up Nicollet to Second street, to Hen
nepin; down Hennepiu to Association Hall,
where grand banquet will be partaken of
by the societies.
An entertainment will be given at the
academy in the evening, consisting of ad-
dresses by Bishop Ireland, Father McGol-
rick and Father Stanley. Miss Graham, of
Red Wing, and Miss McGurk will render
several choice vocal selections, and members
of the Minneapolis Crusaders will give an
olio entertainment. Thursday will be de-
voted to the business part of the convention.
Daily globe., 1879-06-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Wheat opened tc lower and closed arm for cash and
weak fGs 9oi fut1rss 4s,. Nc hard s1s No. ooA
Corn higher; No. 2, 364c; Jnly S6Ac. Oats strong
and higher; No. 2 324c. Rye quiet and firm; No.
SIC: b,r,s, 1 .S dun; ,a nothing doing; No. Csc;
cash Lard, prime steam $500. Freights. wheat to
Buffalo &c. Receipts, 6,e69 barrels -four: 5000
bushels wheat Shipments, II, ,428 barrels aour; IS,
o11oAeo June T7.-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat firm and higher; unsettled: No. Chicago
spring $l.O3x@ ;0 cash: s7H@s7hc July; Rc
Corn quiet aud weak, ssN @3eAc cash; ssN@ssXc
nlm and higher; SIC cash; ;sstc July s1@slE An.
sss is.ss9; July;
changed. Bulk meats steady and UNCHANGED.
Whisky steady and unchanged; 81 .Ol. Freights,
corn to Buffalo 14@lxc. Receipts. II 00O barrels
barley. Shipments. 500 barrels nour se 600 bush
els wheat 900 bushels coen $500 bushels oats
Z 5000 sushels rye: s, 400 bushels barley.
lover: Corn hrmer but not quotably higher Oats,
3S0s34o July; 31h681Ac August. Provisions
nrmer but not quotably higher
hog receipts 5000; shipments $500: opened dun
and closed active and nrm; packing sold shade
lower, but the general market N1s shade higher;
s66as.7s; light 5 650375: choice heavy s.7s@s.ss.
oattle receipts 800; shipments 10: shipping duh
and inactive; 81 .s004 IS; stockers aud feeders
moderately active; 2sO9s.76 butchers COWS 2.0v@
so; bulls 2OO@S.25: mixed stock 2.A00s 50; about
al sold. Sheep, receipts 1000: sales 275050O.
NHw YoRK. juno 17.-Cotton quiet; middlingl
vi houf decided changed; Iov grades ,e1trs n1m
recetpts 5000 baxrsls; me state and western
3sAo1sso; euumon TO eooA extra 3so010o; good
to choice 060kG0; whtie wheat extra AS60S 25;
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