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, 1879-05-04
ELECTION ORDERED.
iSoecidt D;spufch 10 The Tribune,

KEoKuK, Ia, May 3.-The required number
Of signatures to the petition for an election to
vote upt y the question OF levgins q tax OF per
cent in aid Of the Keoxu1, Iowa City & Minnesota
Railroad has been secured, and the Township
Trustees met on Wednesday to call the elcc-
ton. On Thursday the officers OF the st.
Louis, Keokuk tS Northwestern Railway start
on tour OF inspection Of the old line to ascer-
tain its condition and the amount required to
complete the grading, with view to taking
hold Of the enterprise If the tax is voted.
, 1879-05-04
RAILROADS.


G. s. S. ".
Epscid1 DISPATCH to T1e Tribune
GALENA, ILL.,, Nav 3.-Asrecable to decree
OF foreclosure, entered BY the Circuit Court of
this county at the March term, the road and
personal property of the Galeua' & Southern
Wisconsin Railroad consisting Of. forty miles Of
track and its equipments, were sold to the
highest bidder at the Courthouse in this city
this forenoon, by Daniel S. Harris, Special Com
missionerappointed for that purpose. Thcentire
property was bid in by James NJ. Ryan, William
Dickson and John Fl. Hc1lman, Purchasing Com
miteee for, the bondholders. 4 meeting will
soon be held for the purpose Of effectlng per-
mapent organization aud making arrangements
10 put the road in operation and complete the
extension to Wiugyil1e.
, 1879-05-04

ELEVATING At BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, May 3.-The elevating companies
announce the following new rates: For elevat-
ing and transferring, 14c per bu; for eleyating
and storing for the first i've days or part there
Of, &c per bu; for storage each succeeding ten
days, or parts thereof iu addition, Ac per bu.
Vessels pay in addition to the above, &c Der bu.
, 1879-05-04

a still alarm to Engine Company II at 7:20
last evening was caused by the explosion of a
gasoline lamp in room on the third floor Of
No. 81 West Lake street, occupied BIZ August
SchuDcrg. Damage, nominal
The alarm from Bux IS at 3:45 yesterday
afternoon was caused t'y fire in the basement
IL Co. The fire originated from unknown
causes in lot Of old paper and boxes in the
rear part OF the basement. No damage.
, 1879-05-04

Ponr HURON, Mich, May 3.--Up-Props
Cleveland Kewecnaw, Mary Mills, Michigan a,!d
consort; schrs John O'Ncil, Gold Hunter, New
Hampshire, and Manitoba. !
. Down-Stmrs Keweenaw,. St. Joseph, Star,
DeWo1f, Eagle Wing, Harriet Ross, ii. G. Ricll-
ards, and Melvin. ~. -~i T.. !"
Wind southwest: weather fine. :.
PORT HURON" Mich, Mny 3.-Up-Props
, 1879-05-04
AT STURGiS. MICH.
EukcffrI DfsnItfh 10 TIM Tribune

KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 3.-The manufactur~
ing ssyablishhAAScnt SStv 6EmssFr& Il WhieG;rris:,
manufacturers Of sash, doors, and blinds, and
the farming mills at Sturgis, burned this morn
ing with all its contents. No insurance. Loss
about $500. Supposed to be the work OF IN
Inccpdiary.
, 1879-05-04


Special Dispatch to The Tribune
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, May 3.-The prop Ben
ton struck snag, breaking her wheel. She
kept On, reaching Tawas City at midnight. Her
stern bearings are loose and she is leaking badly.
Two pumps are working vigorously to keep the
water down. She started for Port Huron To-
day with steam pump on board, in tor OF the
stInr KeeYauce.
, 1879-05-04

Avon, China, Oswegatchie; schrs Sea Bird, Ex-
lie, Il. Hine.
Down-Props Cleveland, @. King and tow.
Brckhead ami tow: schr Vulcan and raft.
Wind-South; light. Weather fine.
, 1879-05-04

OMAHA, Neo., May 3.-Gcorge Godfrey's
stable aud between thirty and forty horses
therein, on his farm in Dodge County, were
burned to-day. Among the horses were several
very valuable animals.
, 1879-05-04
The following shows the receipts and ship
IL Of 1rhaat at taor1fc


May 2-Rcceipts-Flour, 12,40s brls: wheat,
77,G50 bu; corn, 49,050 bus. oats, 9,S75 bu;
corn-meal, SIS pkgs: rye, 1850 bu; barley, 500
bu; mali, s,0lo bu; pork, rs brls; beef, 1,s22
tcs: cut meats, 1,1D pkgs; lard, 1870 ties;
whisky, 13G brls.
Exports-For twenty-four hours Flour, Il, 600
brls; wheat, 59,ooo bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats,
1900 bu.. >.
, 1879-05-04
LAKE FREIGHTS.

Grain freights were quoted yesterday at Sc
bid znnd DC asked for corn to Buffalo. Lake
and rail rates to New York were lie On corn,
1116c on wheat, and exc On oats; and 12c on
corn, 13c on wheat to Boston. The prop St.
A1baps takes 5000 bu corn to Sarnla.
The schr Leonard Hanna was reported to take
iron ore from Escanaba to Cleveland. Sne was
offered at &c for corn till o'clock.
, 1879-05-04
BUFFALO,.

BUFFALO, N. T., May 3.-Cleared-Prop Art-
zona, Hancock; schrs a. L. Andrews, North
Cape; Lucernc, 1900 tons coal, Helvetia, 1900
tons coal, Chicago; Eclipse, Green Bay; barge
NurrI,erne1, Chicago.
, 1879-05-04

The following were the receipts aud ship
ments OF the leading articles Of produce in this
city during the twcnty-four hours ending at
O'Clock on Saturday morning, and for the cor
responding date twelve months ago:
, 1879-05-04
AT HITLSDATE. NJTCn.

AT 14IILSDALE, MICH.
DETROIT, Mich, May IA special to the Frse
Press reports that fire at Hillsdale, Mich, to-
night, destroyed planning mill, wacon-shop,
and five dwellings. The fire is still racing, and
q heavy wind blowing.
, 1879-05-04
Quiet Market for Government Bonds--~
Foreign Exchange Higher.
Chicago Discounts Less Actiye---
Stocks Buoyant~
The Produce Markets Less Active Hogs
Firmer-ProYisions Weak.
Wheat Depressed By the Rains.-c'ra Easltr'-hose'
ment Of Produce Tor the Neek.
FINANCIAL.

Government bonds were quiet There was 10
the Chicago market only moderate demand
for them. The increase In price has-at least
for the moment-deterred buyers from invest
in., and this is especially true OF the country
banks, who must soon make up their minds
what TO do about the security for their circula-
t.on News comes by cable from London that
.he London g. Westminster Bank has bought
s5,090.0o0 OF the per cents at 10411S, price
slightly in advance OF the price ruling in New
losk- In London, 1914 is equal to 102 in New
York. The price OF per cents in London has
recently kept slightly in advance Of the New
Yosk price, on account OF the scarcity Of
bonds, especially of small denominations.
Tile United States per cents arc becoming
favorite investment in London. and rank there
in the Grst-class OF national securities. The
New York Syndicate announce that they have
sold more than oue-third OF the amount they
subscribed for. The demand has been stlmu-
lated by the heavy disbursements Of May inter-
es: by the Government amounting to S6.500,-
0j0, and OF dividends BY corporations. These
dividends and interest payments are going as
we'll into other Investments, as will be seen be-
low in the rise Of stocks and bonds in the New
York stock-market. The prices Of Is and IS OF
1881 are well held at the recent advance, caused
~ - 49,, -r;,n +,,o ~ ,o,t.
W. ra; l4o -" sxo,enna - p ,ras hirher 1ha 1ora,
business was light. Expectations Of per cents
continue to operate SIS IN important element in
the iureign-cIchaoge market, and render idle
anv expectation Of an export Of specie. Returns
OF our foreign trade for the tirst two months of
.ae oeN' ' ~ ~
in the excess OF exports over imports. Inc
fr,,res are:
f,,a,,-,o.y Er,~u1~u 7c-u 1o-o
1cea r. u, A.; e oo nrs mig c,r- nnI ,o7
- o.ts ~ .ae.cha.,d;s - 80 e61 - s3e ~
4A411oA@ A@o' Auet~A2-Aes' f'-'"t'oo 'oso"o'"A'
, 1879-05-04

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, May 3.-The machine
shop and pattern-rooms OF the Pacific iron-
Works were burned last night. Loss, SIS, 600;
insurance, S10,000-
, 1879-05-04

417, oUU ], ;3S7, S4U
The winter proved an unfavorable one for Ship
meots, for two reasons, viz. ablockauc of tile bar
bor at Graud Haven by ice ior several weeks, and
snow blockades Of trunl1-linc railroads Mt the
East for period covering nearly six weeks Of
time.
Steam. barge Barnum commenced loading
wheat this afternoon on owners account.
Arrivals Raleigh aud schr
Porter.
Cleared -Steam-harge Kershaw.
The sailors strikEfor Sc per day has ended in
failure. The men are shipping freely at S1.5U,
though many still hold out, because the Union
has not rescinded its action.
D. N. Brigham has sold onc-eighth Of the
schr HouGhton to Capt. Jameson for $780,
Fred Puelschow has purchased the ,schr Una
OF John SaYelaud anu Edward Austin for 81, 100
, 1879-05-04

PROVIDENCE, R. T., May 3.-Calvin's exten-
sive stables and six cottages burned this morn
ing. A hostler and fifty horses perlshed. + Loss,
S35,O00.
, 1879-05-04

SncctHI D4SDalch 10 iAe ITsb1i51E-
DETROIT, Mich, May 3.-Thc smaller Of the
two s;dc-wheel steamers under construction ut
Wvandotte was successfully launched this AZ
ternoon, and christcned the Grace Mcmillan,
after the daughter Of one OF Detroit's fore
most citizens The steamer has the finest model
Of my side-wbeel craft ever built hereabouts,
if she indeed has an equal on the lakes. She is
153 feet keel, 160 feet over alI 26 feet beam Of
hull, and SO feet over the guards. The hull be-
low the deck is entirely Of iron. The engine is
that formerly in the. famous wrecking steamer
Magnet, but has been thoroughly overhauled.
The bolier is steel Of the best, quality. The boat
is expected TO make seventeen miles an
hour, and will be completed by June
Ii. She will 20 on the route between Toledo,
Put-in-Ray, Lake Side: and sandusky.: She IS
owned BY llcssrs. James Mcmillan, John I.
Newbcrry, John Owen, D. Carter, and: Frank
KIRBY, all Of Detroit. The launch was fine, and
the sight was witnessed y an ~ immense 5n crowd
down IN steamer.
, 1879-05-04

FOREIGN.
Spect0l Dispatch to The Tribune
LIVERPOOL, May 3-11:30 O. m.-FLouN-No
!, los; No. ., 8s61.
Observation-Disclosures, No. l, os I'd; No. g,
SIS l0d; spring. No. 1, IS; No. 2, rs Cd; white,
No. !, os Id; No. 2, s. Sd, club, No. ], 9s ID;
No. 2, os Id. Corn-New. No. !, As Sd.
.Pnov1s1oSs-Pork, Ais Cd. Lard, 32s.
LIVERPOOL, May 3.-CorroN-Actlye and firm
at 6s116 l,-16d; eales. IT, 600 bales; speculation
atd export, II, 900; American, Is, 600.
LAED-Amertcan, 32s.
RosfS-Cominon, is ID.
ANTWERP. May 3.-PETRoLEUM-2os.
Tue following were received by the Chicago Board
ofTradc: 4
6aGd10s. Wheat-Winter, is 10d0zys I'd; spring,
- Ud@ss; white, 8s sdGos Id; club, 0s 1dlo
0s ID, Corn, Is sd. Pork. 47s 3d. Lard, 3!s.
LtrEErooL, May $3.50 p. m.-Lard, SIS. Rest
unchanged.
LONDON, May 3.-Livcrpool-Whcat and corn
steady. Mark Lane-Cargoes off coast-Wheat
quiet. Corn firm
, 1879-05-04

:. VANDERBILT At ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, May S.-William e. Vanderbilt
and party arrived here from the West about l
O'Clock, and took quarters at the Liudell Hotel.
They will leave for the East to morrow morning.
, 1879-05-04

There was nothing especially new to report in
connection with the sailors strike. The Union
held meeting yesterday, and resolved again to
stand by its previous action fixing the rate OF
wages at Sc day. +
, 1879-05-04

TIT SIN Elk CLIFF, CUI.
DENVER, Col, May "a fire at Silver Cliff
totally consumed the Silver Cliff Milling Com
pany's sampling-works. Loss, $40, ,0J0; insured.
, 1879-05-04

'tGrown's Household Panacea' ~ will stop aay
pain OF ache, or heel any fresh Nounl TRIAL size.
25 cents. Avoid counrersett5.
, 1879-05-04

FLoUR-Was quiet'.'1nd tame, but generally
onoted steady, notwit hstandn= the easier feeling
in wheat Saturday is5geuerally day of light
business in -four. Theryawas some looking around
by shippers, nut they did not find enough offer
inss to enable them to bbtain wished for conces-
s.ons. The local trade ,Nkas dull. Sales were re-
ported Of ]. GOO brls spTings, mostly at 81. ESQ
400. The following was the nominal range Of
, 1879-05-04

The following table shows the exports from
New York for the week ending Thursday eveu-
ing last, with comparisons:
iMay1, Aprtl "a, llfay2
1870, 1870. 1870.
Flour brls, 47,TI0 10. %, 600
Wheut. ........1 12l, S65 700, oS7 723. 2GI
Corn IN - 4fO SIS GO5. T55 41G, 6y5
, 1879-05-04

- 713 <~11z1@s717.7 7 . W rs 2'HxAsSSss
Boston, May "A fire in the hat factory Of
the State Prison caused 4 loss Of 45,00O; in
surance, $4,000.
, 1879-05-04

WHY does G1enu's Sulphur Soap self 70 tar. HeM1
Because it makes The asln clear. A'o1o eoan'~'
!eits, ~
, 1879-05-04
COMMERCIAL.

Latest quotations for May delivery On the
leading articles for the last two business DAYS:
, 1879-05-04

on Thursday night. Knowing this, the great
question at issue will be solved. That question
is whether Mr.. Wakeman prevaricateu when no
said IN the County Clerks Office that the license
was only taken out to strengthen the younS
tie sweet by-and-by, OF whether he cquivocated
when he said in the local office Of The TRIBUNE
that the wedding was Performed on ThufsdaY
evening. The result Of the inquiries Will D.
duly made known. ...-
, 1879-05-04

Flour. brls.--.
Wheat hsl . ..
Corn. lu.-.....
OAtA bu--..-.s
Rye, bu .......
Barley. pu.--..
Grass seed. lt1s
+. seed, lbs. -.
u. corn. los..--
e. meats. lbs .
Reef tG.....
BEEF. brls..-..
Pork, br}s.-...
Lard. it,s...:..
TltOwt lbs...-
Butter. lbs :.
D. hogs, No..
Live 101S. No.
Cattle No..-..
Sheep, No.......
, 1879-05-04

Totals. 63i. 4U2 725, 74D
The following is detailed statement Ut the
shipments Of provisions for the Week. aud since
Nov. ], 1878, with comparisons:
, 1879-05-04

EUGENE e c. LONG
LOANS OF ALL KINDS NEGoT1ATED.
LOCAL STOCKS AND MERCANTILE PAPER
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
No. as wAsHNGToS-sT-
, 1879-05-04
. ---1 Sinc6
Arficles. }Yfek end Since N0p. l.,
i. }f.u .ftu III l.. 1877.

$, ase, 4s5l1a4. n15. as4!14s. 3a1, s1s
1,Ua1!. .1173 tl8, O39, 8Nl SO, AL, 9ji
S, l5s, Az .:l5, tc!0, 1G3 "a |. NN. POO
l,lGQ, Ol5' 60, - ;i:i' ~, GD. 565
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
COTTON Markets.


Mdding Upands. cad, Middlng Orleans, G7si; sne1,
Receipts, 800 bales Including $50 bales American. Fu
lures partially lisl better CpalGs, Low Ndiirg els t''
livery 6lod; do. ScDtembcs aud October Goiycr 9Aisi
CO.. October and November delivery Cissd, as0 ci 4O
Decenber and 1snuary eiyery 5i TO- January ana Feb
Tuaryselyery. Gsd DO, April ana Nay dt.4' ~ oeld
land owhddlng clause, september delivery O-s2d do
October il7eIy o.Isl -, Tho so,o, 81, co,,o, :, aav
cluded 1900 baes Ameuesn. Futures Cpilnds, Low
ddug clause, october aud November delivery, 6h3gd
LIvEnPoo Aug 27-5 p. m.-Coton-Futures steady Up.
lands, Low Mddngs clause october and November de-
NGGUsrA. Aug 27-Cotton quiet, New. I4sbe. lower 10
eel, Midans c 10" W., iains ia , Lo''ci OoOu Ouiny'
BALrisoRk Aug. 27.-Cotton nrmj Mldding. l2s, Low
MlGdng lSc Good Ordinary ii 'sc; sales Ia baleo socs
boston. Aug 27.-Couon firms MiIGng l2c; Low Mid.
ding l3f Good Ordinary, llfc' gross receipts - Daes
CaaGiE5foS, Aug. 81 Cotton firm; Mddnc 1lc; Low
Mddng IO9c: GOOD Ordinary gc receipts 10 bas
exports coastwo sS bales; sales 10 bae stock % bales
GALVESTON, Auy. 27-Cotpn quiet him Nidulng II sc;
Low Mddmg, lOhsc.; Good Ordinary ioi5c' net receipts,
sales / bales sJocs, 6,p57 Dales
LOUISVILLE Aug 27-Co.ton noninali Mlddiing' &c.
MOIlLE, Aug. 27-CO;tou nomluaii AudlnR llc.; Low
Midng 1885, Good Qtinsry Cc net receipts II bales;
NEw-ORLgASs. Aug. 27COtton stIo@g; aiddin% llisc;
bales gross SO bales exports coa-INH C09 bales; sae,
125 bales stock, 4,0lj bales. -,
ceps 30 bales exports COasvse 2 bales stock $50 bales
PHILADELPHlA Aug Zf-C9tton hrm; AMalLE. ls's,,j
bales; gross % bales sales is5 bales sDnncs 1l5 baeS
stock, 1888 bales. ..,.
IL sc Low aiddlng l0c Good Ordlnafy 40 &C. NET r.;
ceip 90 bales 90 bales sales 40 0aes stock 74i
ST LOUIS Aug 27.-CottOn higher: Mdiing, IL &c; Low
Mlddlg llc Good Ordinary 10 O2c receipts bales sales
WHMS5ToN. Aug. 27.-Cotton steady Mldng, lie.
Low Midolng l0'c Good Ordinary. lOc stock, lO5 bales
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
SARATOGA GOSSIP.

SARATOGA, Aug. PA storm which last
evening threatened to broak at any moment just
before daylight this morning. Tde rainfall was severe
but by the sky was clear and one OF the most
charming mornings OF the summer enjoyed by the
carly r.sers Today the weather has been delightful
with q slight inclination toward uncomfortable de-
gree OF warmth.
The arrival OF the scientists with their wives aud
families has flied up AL the places made vacant bY the
departure Of pleasure seekers In numbers the season
continues thrifty although the social activity or the
place is less marked.
Among the more prominent names registered at the
hotels since yesterday arc Cyrus ". Field, Thomas A.
Edison MIS-, Maria Mitchell OF Yassar College Pro
lessor d. c. Marsh OF New-aven; Albert Brsiadt. tho
artist, James ~ Varnum, Charles T. Monroe, Reyerdy
John son Maryland ParEe Goodwin, 1. y. Benjamin.
Tomorrow q large company Of cNcurslOuiss J., 10
spend the day here. It VIII be the hrs excursion snce
July. The plry n nom the MOHAWK Naiiey, thc IfdlL
starting from Rome.
The following are among the latest arrivals
Congress fall-E a. Weed, Mrs. Charles Miss Charles
Geo H. Gould, ID. :. CTOley, Juu5 Kayser II. '. Cra
aud wife, II. y. SweetZrr. Walter Laurence, H. a. L1u
renee. d. n. Parker 4. G. CO0diugtOn, Henry j. Bur
cheIl, ". Backaraek, NeW-York.
Grand UniOn-.I. b. White Mrs william Buchanan,
Charles Z. Buchanan, II. H. Root. Mrs Thomas Corner
MI " X Marvin, Charles Lemake, T. q. Beers, ". II.
Beers, Mrs. MofetL J. Rhinelander DIon and family
Miss VI. C. Murphy, Edwin Baldwin, New York.
United States-DayId Austen, i. A. L. barnard aud
iIenry Draper Geo. Harra a. Bierstadt, g. MeAdan
aud wife Miss Maggie 4. McAdan, Miss Florence
Depow Charles f. Peck and wife, Mrs. J. Weld l.. II.
Wander Weyde. J. IL. V. COckcrof j. . Cady. Eugene
wife, Robert G. Rsadc Mrs Lorins Andrews, James NJ.
Varuuu NeW-lOrk.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
POOLS on TO-DAY'S RACES.


LONG BRANCH, n. j., Aug. 27.-Tbe follow
in popls were sold at the West End Hotel ths evening
on tbe Monmouth Park races for tomorrow the third
day Of the econd Summer meeting OF 1873. TAe At
tendance was fair and the bidding slow No pools were
sold on the hurdle race up 20 o'clock.
First roce-Moet & ChaudOn Stakes for twO-yearolds
SIS EACH D. p. with $500 added; tlreequarters Of a
mile; G. LOrllard's Klngcraft lO5 pOuudsl anu
Grenada CI5 pounds $50; BelmOn's C2rlta lOl
pounds. and Beata (lO7 pounds. %2l victory 200
pounds, SIS Wtherss Castagnette nly lO2 ponndsl.
and Arnca ly 1O2 pOupds), Sl7 ParatOnnerre goo
pOuudsl, s4 Ast0rs Fernellne tIOZ pOundsJ, ana
Diana QO2 pounds, ~.
second race-West End Hotel Stakes. for hlics three
years old $50 each, p D., with $1,000 added; q
miles; Ferlda l1S pounds, S25; Belinda (ll3
pOuudsl gl6: McGraths AudaN Ql3 pOunds) and
Nisssl ickon (lIO pounds, IS Luu Q1O pOuDds) - ;
. Third race-Free Handicap Sweepstakes or 80 eaCh
II not declared out, with 5000 ADDED; los miles.
Governor Hampton QOS pOuudsl go; L'uJHler
QO3 pOunds), Sl9 General Philips az p0nudsJ, $lS I;
1nycfmOfc dos pOundsl SIC Bill Dillon GOo pounds.
81 Brother 10 Cirnstead l02 pOuuds) -
. Fourth Tacr-Purse 5000 JerchO uU5 pOundsl, TJOj
Bonnie OAKS u03 pounds, $50.
| Fifth race-seiiDg race purse S3OO the winner 10
be sold az auction for $1,000 u entered to be sofa Tor
less, weight allowance one mile and an eighth Una
i53 pounds, $780, 500 Speculation l93 lOun0sb gao
k32 susquehanna (lO9 pOunds. 40, $40 Eunice
ssckscrew C93 pounds, SIS $5; Pilot (0S Pounds)
BIZ, $40.
sixth race-Handicap hurdle. purse 5000; entrance
reeI three horses OF different 10 start or no
Abe probable starters are: Bennetts Dcadhead, Q50
pounds. and Dandy Ql0 pOuudsl, RcddiuR u4i
POundhl, judith l4O pOuuds md NOlaus COrOnet Q04
Sounds, ana Demonstration, GAO pOundsl
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
MR. HENDRICKS GOING IYrO ONO.

HE EXPECTS TO MAKE -FOUR OR FIVE SPEECHES
MEN WHOM HE HAS NOT SEEN WHILE IN THIS
CITY, AMONG THEM MIR. TiLDEN.
Ex-Governor Thomas a. Hendricks, who is
stiu at tie Fifth Avenue Hotel, said reporter yes
terday morning that he should either for his home
in indianapolis this evening Friday. He had been
detained in New-York longer than he expected on bus
ness. He was asked whether he should make any
speeches in ONO during the this year. and
Piled: l think shall make some"
AT what points viii you speak :" the reporter
quered
II shall leave matter for the committee to SETTLE,
was the reply have been requested 10 speak at four
or five points"
Do you think the Democracy can carry Ohio this
FallP
''The prospects look promising for the Democrats.
have seen several Ohio gentlemen OF lateamOng thom
Mr Tnom son and Mr.. Kenny OF the State Committee,
and they say the Democrats will carry the State"
"You have been here some time, Governor, and pre-
Eune have many leading Democrats. WHAT your
opinion OF the outlook the Democratic party In this
State 2"
~ I have not seen many you may think. Have
not seen Mr. Kelly or Mr.. sehel yet, have seen
Mr. Barlow OF Mr.. Hewitt suppose many Of them are
out Of town believe, however from what have seen
and heard thati the Democrats united they can
carry New-YOrk"
Have you seen Governor Tilden during your stay
here"
"NO have not seen him"
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

Maditt Miss Annie Clarke Mrs.. J. r. Vincent, MISS
Tyler. Miss Rose Temple, MISS Alice Carle' Mss Kate
RYAN Miss Clara Irving. Miss Hgttie Hi, MISS ter
fride Calef Miss Lille Calet and Misses Russell Bar
tells Owens Meredith. Scott aad Carleton The Museum
was opened last Monday night Win The sohool ioF
Scandal"
MIR. W. Il. Deutsch, who has just arrived
homo rom Europe, makes known the fact that he has
engaged FOR the ensuing season musical company
composed oi twenty-five persons and styed the Estu
diaptma Ficaro." The English name viii DO " The
Spanish students" This company IS. IN fact hand
made up entirely Of guitars and mandoiuS. The per
formaucc that 10 gives Is said TO be poetcal delicate
and charming. and also 10 be rGOrduary Tor the a-
trhute of uueauity. Tue spec ator fact, these
tweny-twO musicians, the poet Wordsworth saw the
cattle when h0 said there forty feeding Ike onc'
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
DIED..

BEEBEAt Scranton Peun on Monday; August ls George
Edward child or Robert H. and Gertrude G. Becbe,
aged l6 months
BERRY-At HackeDsack Nj, August 26, Abraham III.
Berry, in the S6tl year OF hts age. -
friends respectfully Invited % attend his
funeral Friday, August 20, at D. N, AT second Re
formed Church.
COOMBSAt Phoencia. Ulster County On Tuesday, 26th
inst Marion Augusta only child OF GustaYus and Helen T.
COOmOs.
Relatives invited 10 attend tho funeral from
the residence her parents 4JS Washing Brook
. lyn. on Friday morning. 29thinst. at IL O'Clock.
GREENEOn Tuesday August 20 John j. Greene, aged ~
Relatives and invited attend the funeral from
his residence. $40 ClntOn.aye., Brooklyn Friday.
August 29, at 2o'clOck .. IN. No hoHers.
Rhode IsanG papers please copy.
SUCKLEY-At Rhinebeck " Y. August 81 1879, Gather.
us Murray, wife OF Thomas II. Suckley.
Fuuea he NJ f. Church Rhinebock " \. August 20 al
D.
ReatIyes friends respectfully invited to attend with
further notice.
leaving Grand Central Depot Al II A m.
WORMSER-On the 27th INST at her residence S9l 5th
ave, LenoTa, simon WOrmser, m her 18Th year.
Funeral will place EriuaY, the 2ath inst, 40
Friends particularly requested 10 send no flowers.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
COLONEL LURTON D. lNGERsoLL.

Lurton Dnham Ingersoll, whose death at
Greeley, Col, from consumption has been announced.
was born in Indiana about hiyeigAt years ago. He re-
coived college education, and for some time was tho
law partner Of the Hon. James Wilson, OF s diana, whose
sister he married. Mr.. Ingsrsol afterward asso-
catcd with General Lew Wallace. lie connected him.
self with Journalism early In e and removed 10 Iowa.
In 1851 he to Washngton but In 1886 he returned
EeCtor In 1868 .atrr he became connected win
The Chicago PoS but sine 1871 nc had resided In wash
ipgtOn. Mr.. IngsrsO plbl isaed n number Of books,
notably; "Iowa and the Rebcliion ," life o. Horace
Greeley: a work on Africa, and history % the War
Department. For many years no bad been engaged on
history OF American politics, 20 which he devoted his
best energies. Ha correspondent Ot many papcTS,
Eastern aud Western, over the signature Oi Link
uns2lL" Mr.. Tngarsol married thrcO times and no
leaves wife and three children. AZ the time Ot his
death he WAS Librarian OF thc War Department.