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New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.

HARPER & BROTHERS oN THE PROPOSED CONFER
.ENCE.
Harper g. Brothers reply in the Tie London
Times Of May 80 20 the comments Of that Journal on e
International conference of authors, publishers and
pubcists suggested by thcm The letter says 1t was
not their intention present basis for the proposed
conference. and adds:
We desire 10 have this question debated with entire
freedom, without prejudice on either side ana that e
conference should il he held shall arrive at settle
renee support of both nations We do not propose
that any shall handicapped INTO TINS
for decision be of any value Whlcn il not le re-
suit Of free and honest interchange OF views We re,
gret therefore, that the attention Of Ihe IheS should
TO what il is pleased TO consider an American
ultmatum TO English authors ana publishers ihe pro
uoScd amendments TO the Clarendon Treaty enDOdy, III
Is true the views of the majority Of American pnosl-
ers; but they not presented Ill platform Ior lhe
proposed conference American publishers, as Grass
desire do full justice 20 foreign authors ana III eS
gcstiug an International Copyright Conference we
what has been for years heretofore voluntary pIHe
tice under law Of trade courtesy" Ihat uli
written law has enabled American publishers u grant
to foreign authors many OF the benefits which WOHid
accrue to them under the operation OF copyriSht
treaty. We Of thc existence OF any sGcu
law Of courtesy among EnGLsi publishers anu II
there be one, certainly Dut tew american u authors @
whose works have been repuOllsned III tingaEu nave
since the pnbcaflon of orr letter to Mr.. Evars
have received the cordial expressions OF approval
from Eugiisn authors, VINO iudOrse the scheme pre-
sented therein just and satisfactory means Of
bringing longtime controversy to happy conclusion
We regret therefore, that Tie Times, claiming To speak
for English authors, should have been so nfOrmCd or
their sentiments TO represent hCn as Delg nos
tile to pian and that 1t should seek 10 render te
scheme Of "A conference imperative Dy ndlcule
and by lmpuguing the motives OF american
publishers The cordial personal relations which have
existed for many years between American publishers
and British authors are sufficient answer TO stale
charges OF piracy. As matter OF Iact' no Brtlsh
author complains OF the republication OF his work here
indeed the aggicvCd party Is the author WHO cannot
find publisher the United states. 50 lar ras Amer-
publishers concerned they can wei AFFORD to
tiyes They prefer just ana honorable measure In the
ID British
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
BUsINEss EMBARRAssMENTs.

The affairs of Commissioner John l. Davenport
have been placed in the hands of receiver oy
Judge Shea of the Marine Court, who has aiso
issued an Injunction restraining him from transfer
ing or dsposing of any of hs property The appoint
ment was made the application of fE6an Miller ana
FitzAlen Finn proceedings supplementary To eH-
ecution having been instituted by the American
District Telegraph Company by Char'es L'
Biumenthal and Grey X. Petar. George BLISS the
personal friend of Mr. Davenport, has been ap-
poiDted the reeciver, and Mr. Davenport heo nus
consent. Mr.. Bliss holds a judgment against MIN
for Sb10536 81. u ho,o
John w. Lewis made an assignment for the oene-
ft of creditors Yesterday, to John A. Dayenpoit
The preferences amounted nearly TO H1o'oVu. ino
assignment of Leopold j. Lewis to jacob Won ", wds
also filed yesterday preferences being ABOUT Pi'
300. ,;u
Chester Wolverton has been appointed receiver
of the affairs Of Francis b. Hughes, formerly pro,
prietor of the Neptune House at New-Rochelie, ana
a commission merchant at No. 10 Dey-St. Inc aP-
pointment was made on the application OF ,. l.
Willetts d. Co. Numerous judgments nave been
obtained against him, but the Sheriff was unable 10
find any property subject to execution
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
DISPOSITION OF THE CITY's REFUSE.

The Board Of Police yesterday received and re-
ferred to the Committee on Street Cleaning two
proposas for the disposition of the refuse Of the
city. One comes from a corporation TO be known as
the Metropolitan Refuse Burning Company. of which
". J. Morris is president. The proposition is to
take all the ashes garbage and street refuse of the
city, at the dumps now used by the department Of
S,r..t CieanIu0 and to bum ii for the sum Of
100000 a year. The company will erect the
necessary furnaces az the dumps, ana conduct the
op paraton i'll manner not detrimental TO puDhe
health. ~ -
Ihe second proposal is from John ID. Mitchell
contractor, az Nos. ami z Dey-st., VINO offers 10
furnish all floating and towing apparatus necessary
for the removal oil the citys refuse lom the dumps
inspection of the quantity or quality; keep the
dumps supplied with empty boats ana TO unload
Dor Commissioners. The consideration demanded
is 100000 a year. 1t Is understood that Mr.
Mitchell has applied Tor patent for a selt-dumplng
barge Oh the success Of which he builds his hopes
of success.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
1RE1GHT R4TES FROM THE WEST.
RATES ADOPTED AT HE NIAGARA FALLS CONFER
ENCE-OPINIoNs OF MERCHANTS.

RATES ADOPTED AT HE NIAGARA FALLS CONFER
ENcE-OPINIoNS OF MERCHANTS.
At the recent meeting at NIAGARA Falls of
the Trunk Line Executive Committee, temporary pool
was formed East-bound freghts from Chicago. Com
missioner FINK declared without pool at Chicago
II would be impossible TO pools at other Western
points, or restore aud maintain rates ON eastward
freights The following division of the Chicago East
bound traffic. except live stock. adopted Michi
gan Central 81 per cent; Lake shore. go per cent;
Pennsylvania 81 per cent; Baltimore and Ohio,
per cent Eaes were advanced by the Chicago roads to
, cents on grain 20 cents Ourthcass and 80 cents
on live nOgs and 40 cattle 100 pounds to
New-Yo.k no;ice was issued by the representatives
of the trunk lines that their companies would not par
tcipatc after June o. any rates less than those fixed
at the meeting.
The method OF pooling the East-bOund traffic was the
subject OF general discussion. j. H. Euter OF the New
York Central suggested that the division OF all traffic
from Western terminal points should D. made first be-
tween the trunk lines, and that then subdivision be-
tween the Wcscrn roads should be made The prOpO-
sition received the approval OF the representatives OF
the trunk lines After considerable discussion II
voted that the Commissioner should procure uniform
statements from all the trunk lines for tue year 1878,
Of all shipments except live stock aud o made from
Toronto ana the Western ends of the trunk lines to all
points East meeting OF the joint executive commit
ws be held ~ tins city tomorrow, for the purpose
Of pcrlecting pools IRON Western cities.
Members of the Produce Exchange said yesterday
that East-DOuud irc!ghts had been taken at the
cut rates by thc railroads since saturday but That
contracts had made before the new pool agreement
Which would give the railroads sufficient employment
for three four weeks, These cut rates were at
7l2. 10 aud 122 cents a hundred from Chicago to the
soaboard The merchants do not believe that the pres
cnt compact VIII he observed any more faithfully than
previous bcen and say that long before Au-
gust /, the date 10 which the temporary agreement
be kept nyiOlae" the old story OF bai faith
and cut rates VIII be repeated. The merchants dCp-
rccate ,his continual of the railroads aud desire
that rates may be established that Will BE- subject
% ~lIt q
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
PROMINENT ARRIYALS.

Metropolitan Hotc!-senator GEORGE T. Edmnnds
and family of Vermont Edmund Burke. of NewHNnp
shire - hotel BcfnsHict-Lord Walter Campbell and Lieu
enant Colonel W. Finch. o, England Bretoort HouseI
Admiral c. Provost OF the Griilsh Navy. and BaIa ue
TrkheIm Il France Eueren Huss-R de Pestel mins
fer for The Netherlands Washington. rum Atehpe
Uoei- Ex Senator II. Barnum, of Co1neccnt ,',or2S
w Chds A. j. Drexel and Joseph Patterson, Oh PhaneI
rhia and ex Senator d. T.. Wool. Of Syracuse W'n6sT
Hoe-T b. blackstone President Of tho Chlca9o ana a. on
Railro,i ConpIny r. yutson, OF syracuse aud David A.
Wells Of Norwich Nct0 Fork Host-AitoIney
General John p stockton. OF NeSJeisry Laoass
UoII-Thc Bttterson, OF Philadelphia ~. Id'"ys
Hoei-David G. Robinson, OF Albany and Genfral w; o.
Sewel of SewJersey.S 81 Nicholas Hotel fxConRrsss
mau r. B Morgan, OF Aurora ~ w.: ~ Dehs Io~t g.
senator r. A. PaImenter, of TroyHoD"dh ffo"se-"o
eraI Israe Nogdes, u. ,. A
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
PASSING ERS SAILED.

FOR LTvERPooL-By stcamshiD Bbomfn0-Mrs. A. T.
Mah0D children aud servant, Mr. and Mrs Parker T.
weidenfeot. Mr. and Mrs. q; n Meade, NJ r. Friedman.
r. Palmer lsobt Brock, the Rev % Prescott Be
wicks II. 1orrens Mrs j. TuDey Miss Amy Tunley Jas.
W. Newton, Miss Maggie Smith, MISS maggie Hopkins Miss
L. H. Psmeli Miss Linda Dletz, Mrs r. Drayoott Mrs G.
Lawton Mrs. u. Dickens, Mrs Wood, Lyman Basset VIM.
sharples A. Hrsch. J. Rkard d. Mccarthy the Rev Mr.
Davis, Dee He9gart Jno; spencer, VIM H. Hubbard,
Mrs Jane Rough. Mira II. Kilner, Mrs Msfgt Loyd and
child David Edmunds. Ed Croake. Miss Lizzie Byrne ass
Catharine Byrne Mrs Jno Hoggart Miss G. A. Heggar
Phebe street Mrs d. Mccarthy Mrs ]. Donneliy Master
Donnely. Jim Rkard Arthur fecner, r. H. Knowles Jas
stokes, Mrs. Mary Beet, VIM. Robinson.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11

p;es. The reports that the plans for the extension
of the Wabash Road to Detroit, and for connec-
tion with line leading to Chicago had been aDail,
doned were said yesterday by an officer OF the Ioao
to be untrue The arrangements were pendng
still. he said and it was hoped that they would be
completed so that the road would have by OCTOBER
connections with both Detroit and Chicago. III hau
not been decided what route would be taken to
reach Chicago. ,,..: a
The company's lease of the Quincy. Missouri aud
Pacific Road was confirmed The line would be eX-
tended. il was said TO be probable. TO junction
with the proposed Omaha extension OF the SI'
Louis Kansas City and Northern Road.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

rises. 4:2s sun 73l Clock slow On 4Os
Moon sOuths 549 MOOns age days -
HlGH WArEB rODAY-A ~
sandy Hook. 0i5 Gov. Island. l:Z2 Hell Gate 3ll
HlGH WATER rODAV-P. r.
sandy Hook. l07 Gov. Island. l50 Hell Gate 330
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weakness
~ OF the organs eti0n, &c, speedily and radically
cured by WINCHESrERS SPECIFIC PILL Two 70 SIX
boxes usually sufficient Price II per box SIX boxes ST.
send for circular. Prepared by WINCHESTER Co..
Chemists, SO JOhn-st. New-NOrA.
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of the
- Generaive radically and speedily cured Hours
TO and TO T. HENRY d., lii ingtouaY
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
DIVISION OF WESTERN TRAFFIC.

Officers of the Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati
and indianapolis Railway Company have been for
several days in consultation with directors Of the
Wabash Railroad in regard to division of traffic.
The negotiations have not been finished, but it is
believed that arran gements will be made at an
early day that will be satisfactory to both compa
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11

Lima Reuss r. Ebernard Jesnnette and son. Bertha
MandeI Fanny BalIip and family Meyer L. ststter yohn
scroedeI sracheberg, Msfwine StaehelDerg fafont
Maria Zeii and fny w. Wolf NJ. oppernann, c. DcthIe
b. Won Besser.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
Thn trnmn,s lnst dndee is 10 ask vonr adj

The tramp's last dodge is to ask your ad-
vice about going to the next town, aud when you
warmly advise him To co. he says De has much cunf-
dence in your good Judgment, and Will emTato further
on AT once. But he adds "WOuldut you advise me to
borrow ten cents before start u
"What made you quit the Eastf said a
man in Nevada to "A ne 81 got into trouble by
marrying two wives" the response. "W0ll,' said
the other came out here because got into trouble
hv marrying only one wife" "And l." added by
stander Hcame here because got into trouble simply
by promising TO marry one"
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
AN EXCLUSION BOAT on THE HUDSON.

The managers of the Pennsylvania Railroad
have been ntting up and furnishing the companys
steamer Richard stockton excursion boat for
daily trips UP the Hudson, touching at West Point and
Ncwburg The Stockton will start from the wharf Of
the Pennsylvania Company in Jersey CITY, aud the new
arrangement is intended mainly to offer the pleasure of
a cool Summer day the water 10 people living In the
cities and towns along tue New-GOrk division OF That
road-a privilege OF which even PlIladelphians eau
ayn themselves or two days every week. when the
boat will connect with the fast express trains. The eX
cursion season will open during the latter part OF this
month.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
HOME NEWS.

ruER MoNETFR YESTERDAY AT HUDNUT5 NO
21s BROADWAY.
O n m 10, Noon slo 3 o. m 930 MIDNIGHT. 7lo
Ulghest during the day. 93". Lowest, 81.
Ayerage, 76N. same day. 1878, 90 q.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
c.ND,pATEs FOR THE CIVIL SERVICE.

At the beginning of the Civil Service examlna-
Atoms at the Custom House. it was announced that
ar noners of all candidates who should attain o
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
Announcements

Announcements
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by JAYSEs ExPgcroRASE
+. HOWARD & Co.
Watches are principle far the wind
ing IL concerned any other watch In the world IL IL
snpe i'm construction aud Liable 10 Oseakage OF spring
and general They the best IA the market
Ask the dealers for them.
Now READY
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-11
new York.

New YoRK, August 0.-Wool-Ene dnll
and weak; medium quiet and firm; domestic
heece 32ai6ci pulled 18ai0c; unwashed Oa2sc.
Leather=Hemlock sole 20a2Sc. Hay-Quiei
OF 5Oc. Hops-Ingood demand at full prices;
yearllngs 4alOc. Cotton-Quiet but firm al
II S-l6all 6.16c. Butter-Dull; western al
1aIIc. Cheese--Firm; western 4a5kc. Eggs
shade iirmeri western he. Coffee--Quiet
6Gt steadyi Rio cargoes 11Ha14Xc; Job lois
iiHal6c. Sugar Nolninally UNCHANGED.
Molasses-Dull and unchanged Rice
Flrmer. Whisky-Nominal at 81 OF, Flour
In limited demaud but steady and lower
receipts 1900 barrels; superline western and
state y S5a4 To- common 10 good 81 26a4 90;
good TO choice &70a8 25; white wheat extra
u iUao q; extra Ohio 81 40A6 co. ST. Louis
~ 2oSb 50; Minnesota patent process 50 76a
20; Wheat-W Winter less active; spring q
shade lirt1Gr and quiet; receipts, $4,000
pushelS NO. y spring, S0a00c; No. 9 81 90,
ungraded winter red 60caSl is, inside price
very poor; No. 8 do 81 O6al OF; No. > 81 0sX
a WA; NO.. amber 81 0sXal cox; npgrad.
81 O8N; No. l, sales 22,000 bushels at 81 liza
illH; No. 2 red August, sales 12S. 900
bushels at 81 OSAat 00H; September, sales
56,OOO bushels at 00c; October, sales $4,000
bushels at 81 GOAL cox. Rye-Flrm; west.
efn, 6Shc. Barley-Dull md nominal.
Malt Quiet and unchanged. Corn-Less
acllye; receipts 10000 bushels; ungraded
4S94I1 &c; yellow western 4Sc; No. 9 August
45Ac bid; 45Xc asked; September SIc
bid, ,4GAc asked; October 4fHc bid; Axe
asked. Oats-'Flrmer; receipts $1,000 bushels;
western mixed 33aS5c; while western SGIIa40c'
Pctroleum--Quiet; United GSSEc ;crudc 5a5Xc:
refined 6Nc. Tallow-Steady at 6Xa5Ec'
and unchanged. T%urpentine-
Nomtnally unchanged, Pork-Firm; new
mess IS 76aS so. Beef--NominalIy unchang.
g. Cut Meats -Steady; long, clear 81 SIX;
s,lort clear s. l94. LArd-Firm; prime
steam s. SO.
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References from Unknown Physi-
clans, Druqqists, and Citizens.

Geo. ". H%oughton, Esq, walthlm, Mass.
cured after twelve years Of suffering. Dr.
Gins Main, Boston, writes: ~ consider II
superior to any preparation laid down Ia any
textbook with which | am familiar" VIM.
Bowen, ESQ., Of Mediation, Grant & Bowen,
70 Pine street, 81, Louis, writes In the warm.
cst terms Of II to his friend, A. A. Mellier,
wholesale druggist, urging that some more
his city be taken. s. +. Baldwin & Co,
druggists, Washington, Ind, shy they never
sold a remedy giving such universal s~atisfac.
Ton. Samuel Spinncy, Meadow Vale, N. s.,
says 1t operated on his system In a way that
nothing ever given him by physicians had
done. Geo. +. Dinsmorc, n Boston druggist,
says that the cure effected In bis case was 50
remarkable that 1t seemed to many thut Il
could not be true. He therefore made oath to
II before Seth J. Thomas, Esq., Justice Of the
ItUEh.
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PaILADELrnIA, August 0.-Flour - De.
mand confined almost exclusively 10 cboice
Minnesota to meet the wants Of local consum.
eTs; Extra family, good, s. so; choice IS Is:
Ohio family, good IS 50; Indiana do IS Is;
winter wheat patents S. 75a6 so; Minnesota
patent SO Ooa7 rs. Rye .Elour-unchangcd,
Wheat-Demand limited; M. 2 western
amber elevator, 81 OK; No. = rcd western
$!O7N.. Corn-Demand fair and ma yet firm:
high mixed, on track, 47c; yellow 4SaiS6c.
Oats-Dull; new crops arriving, freely western
mixed not quoted; white western S6a30I1c.
ProviSions-Dull. Mess Beef-$l2 90. Smoked
h9ms-$lO oOal0 so; picked IS 25a9 90. Lard
Western SO %. Butter-Nominally un.
changed. Eggs Easier. Cheese Quiet;
creamery 5aSkc. Petroleum-Dull; refined
We; crude SIC. Whtsky-NomindIy IN.
changed.
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omcAoO, August a.-The DroyOr' journal
HooS-- Receipts $500 head; shipments
500 head. Heavy grades sc lower; choice
9RaS TO; hacking s. 0oa3 %; light $l00n
3 s.; good many heavy unsold.
CATTLE Receipts 500 head; shipments
Zoo head. Market active and stronger, but
not quotably htghtr; no exports shipping
here feeders and stockcrs quiet but steady;
shipping y 0oli I0i butchers finn; cows
ly active and steady at s. GOAT loLk; pNs
Texans stronger at 81 a6aS 10,
sqEEF-Qpiet aud easy.
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CHICAGO, August O.-FIour-steady aud uu.
changed. WhraL-Active, firm and higher:
No. / Chicago spring 93Kc; No. 2 S4Hc cash:
sSc bid September; s5Xc October; No. 8,
16Hc: Corn-Steady and In fair demand
at S3AaSSGc cash; S3SSc August; 3IJSc bid
September; 3%c October. Oats Dull and
prices a shade lower at 23h0 cash, 235Ec
September; 2eSNc October. Rye-Easier at
iuHc. Barley-Dnll aud nominal. Pork
Fairly active and q shade higher al s. 20
cash; IS l7Xas 20 September; IS 25aS 27f
October. Lard-Active and higher; III IS 20
cash; IS 40a5 AK September IS As October.
Bulk Meats-Firmer at S. 35a4 40aI Is.
Whisky-Steady and unchanged at 81 Of.
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CIEclnsG1I, August G-Cottun-SIeady at
l0JGG, Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
-QuIetat9 oa9Sc receipts, 1900 busholsahlp.
ments 200 bushels. Corn-Easier at3hSaSac.
Oats-Easierat 25a9Shc. lsyo-Dull andlow.
er at Sc seller August. harley Quiet but
steady. POrk-Dull and nominal. lArd-In.
active; current mako IS SIX bid. Bulk Meats
Easier; nothing doing. Bacou-Quiet at
g i6aSss7ha4 $5a4 00a5 2Oa6 %. WhisEy-
Dull at 81 03. B~uttcr-steady and finn for
the better qualities Linsccd OIL Steady and
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BALTIMORE.

B4LrlNoEI, August 0.-Flour-QuicL and
steady without change. Wheat-Wcstern
irmer; No. 2 western winter red SPOT and
August 81 06Hal 081S; September 81 OKLA
| OI1Si October, 81 0SXa1 OSH. Corn-Quiet;
western mixed, spot and August, SKA
4SAc; September 46XaiGHc; October AKA
4IHc; steamer 44ai4Iic. 0ats-Iower and
iairIy active; western white, 35a38c; do mixed
Sia3iAc. Rye-Quiet at 5TaOOc. Hay
steady and unchanged. Provisions With.
out change. Butter-Steady and firm; prime
70 choice western packed l2llIc. Eggs-Firm
at llal2c. Observation-Disclosures. Coffee
-tirincr and better feeling; Rio cargoes lOa
l4Isc. Whisky-Quict at 81 O6x.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-11

NEW YoBE, August a.-Dry goods bust.
ness light to-day In all departments Of trade,
Cotton goods quiet but steady at unchanged
prices. PrlntSin irregular demand, and on
the whole sluggish. Ginghans In fair request,
and dress goods doing well. Mems wear
woolens quiet Flannels and blankets dull.
Foreign goods more sought for.
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SANFORD'S
CURE
k For q
< CATARRH -

Is a neveriailing specific. When every other
remedy has failed, when physicians have pro.
nouIced q cure impossible, II hiss by lis pow.
eftul Alternative and reSolyent properties act
ing thoruRh tho blood, and by It's healing,
oalsanitc properties acting upon the diseased
nasal surfaces, lifted the afflicted, as II were,
rom the very grave. No other remedy has
aone this, for no other remedy possesses ina
form so pure and simple, yet so powerfully
effective, tho real essences, us II were, Of the
bafkS and shrubs from whichi 1t Is prepared,
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BosToS, August 0.-WooL-ln good do.
tiand and prices much lower and remain
Without Improvement Ohio lecCcs 86a40c;
Michigan and Wisconsin 8laS0c; combing
and delaines 8Sal3hci eombing unwashed 3Sa
4Oci Kansas 1shci Missouri 22a29c; tub
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NV YoRE, August 0.-Manulactured COP.
peF-,Nomlnal; new shcathipg go: ingot lake
unchanged. lron-Scotch pig, quiet and lirm
Of go 00a22 90; American sic 6oa2O 90; Russia
sheeting, $ll 60al2l 90. Nails Cut s. IS;
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CIECIRHATI, August 0-HoGs-Dull; com.
mon q 51aa 20;T light $ 3aa3 50, packing
q 25A3 45j butchers % 46a3 64i receipts ass
bead shipments AS bead,
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To every chlll, In tho beginning, this
earth Is without form and So:di and the
first great light that God brings out'6i the
darkness Is the face Of its mother, and the
Hrst sound that ever enters the silent sea
Of the infant soul is the voice Of the moth.
err as she bends oyer y, en~deayoring to
find some answering glance aud cell Of
recognition. And God has made L 90,
that tho frsE spre sound the mother ever
bears breaking out 2 thst silence Is more
70 her than the great harmonies that Eprs
heard whom tho morning stars sang TO-
cether, and all the sons nf God SHOUTED
ior ioy. So, how can we wonder that the
tender nature Of Christ gathered itself
Into Craze TebRks y those who would
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PtrrsBuRaH, August 9.-PrrRoLEuM-Quiet
crude easier at 7SNo at PaFkef's for ship.
nlenti refined 91sse for PHILADELPHIA delivery.
ANrwEpr, August a,-PErRoLEuM--Refncd
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

S.,A pnpOssb will be received Al the once Of Ii,
~ A, L ii. W. Company at WhlellpE, WeI
yyiEInii, unIll SATURDAY, AUGUST 70, 1917, iol
NsioIo1InE work ioT the BonWo0d Extension Of tAt
y WAX. H. n, below Wheeling.
T,ot2, IpnuS, W feet each, Of Howe Truss Bridge
20, H6ssiInR Cfprk, together with the necessary pile
iS"SSiStISRs aud ue1ilO supports iof the same
One ~ span, 30 feet, q Howe Trus Bridge over
pS,y, Riu, together With the Necessary pile I0unda-
~; I% Id treilIS supports for The GIniS.
Ihopt 1900 IIneal ieot Of Pile TfestlS, with the
TSst, sIhntsr, Braces, Cross Tics aud iron work for
the Ame.
A1oa, 1900 cubic yards Of Excavation and En-.
hAhtmt1L
,tsgiA liens or for the whole.
pi,p, and specifications II tho work eau DO seen At
AZ. Sfsre Of ]. n. BeiIcVille, asOnt Of The p, Q. 4 b.
! II, Co, al Wheeling, alter Monday, August II,
~, II anotoSllS, N. J. BECKER,
"a "A Chlsi Engineer T., WAX.