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, 1879-04-26
CHRONIC NoitHowEns.

To The Editor ~ 4he IrfhAH$.
MtLwAuKEE, Wis, April 2i.-Ilow many OF
n, mfrer iron, burroworsl think hooks Buffcr
nose than any uthcr t1ling from wcnr and tear.
/ will riso III illustration: 4 book ia presented
t1 FREUD; an acquaintance cUin cs In, takes up
lie volume, a,,tt says: II have never read this;
Il looks Interesting; suppose you would not
lke to spare It'll" So you snv, Taho It, by all
means. but, alas! when returned II is soicd all
through. Yuu tlfnl, After this l will bo care-
fal who loan tu. History, biography, and
poetry NJ arc seldom aaked to 1oan. hooks to
miny Of us hro friends: ca'l w1 help feeling ball
Il when they are returned sottrd, ns,d sofuc-
fine. tosnl II borrowers would not rc-loasl
tooka, Or let the children get them, much OF
tns ahnosanea wonld bo.*ayoldcd. At!otEcr
thing would like to tncntton is loss of time
fmm borrowed articles not being returned. Per-
Laps Soa wish to hurry Will, your garden work;
tuu dnd sotnc t0ul mlssfny. You fcGf provoked,
III inquiry, to find tint Alr. So-nln.-so has bor-
9sHeal It. You 70 to fctel. T.: mentally Wishing
w. 6o-And-So In ila.Itnx. The ttu,u lost is 90
ah,oaragng flor you only had little t!nle)
that yoa have loft your zcst for work. 4 quick
it!u'n b ~ apology ior UorfowlnK. Need say
loT SUNG ue!Ghb0rs Will tdhtftlut!lF Gorrt,w
rrceste', weaTins-npparcl, your carriaEe, AMI
thnRe TOO numerous to n,Gntlou1 1t ece,lis like
tfsa .otns ho:rowcrs Wtiv W. not hc IS prayiticnti a
AEalnt ! think great cyi, Is, tilut to refuse
esst oisnse. t.nvG no allllslou To Illness or
ny u1furescan circumstances. | would rrlnnrl
lerc lhat III many Vi the uboyu remarks you
must not think utn rcAcctIng rpon 1ny llcigh-
l9rs tEor l1ayu thu buit). | lo not wsll to sec
Ii at1s weeks IlDn,c: "What Kind Ut com.
mahIlJ cnn aunt Alab tlve tn.''
10 closing, Would nsk, Would It not bc bet
ier 10 provlls everything necessary fur the
Loais, Kitchen. or gartlcn, than enjoy luxurics
a lle expclse Ut ytl!r lIciu!lbarsl
:, I. H. D., slr Waltor 3ctItt Is .Ia nnthor Of tho
Fars ,ou spoke Ut: but, belns found written in
Ls'u DSron'e 9Ibte attur his death, lIu was sup
poed tU bs tlle Authur.
Aab, wrote IL Weeping Willow. sho NJ.
tsefed pron'ptly, was much obliged to yolt, u.ul
tpose srty friendly Of The IlUMu sisters.
l'pe 5ou will wsItu far Tlle uosmu SOON.
AuNr MIN
, 1879-04-26
HEiY THE OLD ONES D!tor OFF.


To fht Editor a Tho Tribune.
cn'c.oo, april AL dcsIre, after silenco
i,o,r;r s., ,sa', ~ a''s"eF 9oeatso', Not n''-
,.1 ' 'd,. aa"ss' ~ my 10 not our oId writer's
s,s,s., H." s,o w .nelF exucFlenecat" II 1t wero
a'eei1ly but 1t wonlt! read .sulnctl,ug Iiko thIs
Why 10 mt the old liomo trIu,,t,s file fwyl
ki1a to us ftlo ,unnvl ns ,,srot so,nn,h,n, ,,,r
au.hIagl', ' " S' "'"A'' 'o'e'"'f '''
'ae ana"cr to this is, becauao they aro bank
'apu' Such modes of t1u!ng business would
bankrupt thu Rothscht1ds.
ia Ths llomo anI cyeryw1,cro r,so t1,cro
saoa1d 10 some tcclpruri,v % ',,otn;tou .0 ir,uu
loai's "H!ndent's Wan,laln te1s 4 4pnintciIv % wsnt
Who se.ku n ,,,ana r.x. ~ .,,..o,
'rorxhoii IN I'LL ,'iM,,, ,a 1Hv ''1nInsn 1sPosou
The at. nnd sraces thnt I'0' form
TLe 1,ts &! Character lir sooEs;
1,'t, nos ,lts un!on that bcspesks
!! quo's from nc.uurY. rhs following is from
's1ss11.y III aay!or li!terailY):.
fp1f 1iItirtI frtr ~ =
, 1879-04-26
THE PUzZLERs' CORNER.

t0r1ginh! contributions will bc pnbtshct In this
department. Correspondents will pcasu send their
real nnncs with their no'at de pi,ns addressed to
''Puxzlces' Tofner." Answers viii be publIahal
tho following week.
, 1879-04-26

hltnc. f'A lllel?AHH It4B InaQG HH f1FtuHG In
the juwelry l.,slnrsH, and thu otmr .lay when
she commits slip of The to1lguo She says htallsl-
ly: "Oxcusc me, that was 'al1us 'as4s'."
4 handsome young woman steps out Ut a
coacl, mud says to tho driver: What do owu
you'll" ''Thrca fraucst your 1.ndysh!u'' says tin
coari,snnn. 'Kecp tho chanEc," na5s h,e iarc,
1El,ul(nE hin ifvc-frane piece. Bully for
you, I'D gal!' says tho iarvey, relapsiu; 'ulo
IlaturaluesB.
Nun who Is c,ldcavorlnH tn strike tic otler
f.1au Tor Il St0 0bill oatur1aynt1 ociuck-"Nnw,
1Ih fi tel', lets !aye tlIe x. You know what tll,'
WIZ VIII sass s swtst sp sn,sN mi yes s ;s"S kyw
but, say, You know, you're nlways tho 'an-
utllcr,' you arc.h
Thu Jury brings In a verdict Of "Ru1ity, wIt!l
cxtenuntilK eirennlssanccB,h ngalal in,l1,
who Inns cut hEs twin Sister into lttio bEts, and
ihe I Judge PROMPTLY sentls HIN up for life.
nway q sear, NJ had not hoped to bu ablu to
inuurn thy loss 30 lot'R."
A medicine who adurcs to take hand was
fculing tho otller day TIC pulse Of uns Of Its
sicks. "Acc. deuce, tray, tour. ayc. Blk, seven,
eight, ninr, leu, Jack, Queen, Klng," liz counts
ed. ''Do not make attention, have but littlr
s!on."
4 Radical presents himself to l,ave registered
tile brill Of Ills su,. Tile clcrk nutes tho na IN,
ctc., n'ltl hands tho proud tathcr the book at.l
psi', saYing, "sIEn your name here" ~ don't
wrlFe.n "f'cn nlaka your mark-put a cross
here" "Sorr. my political convictions precludc
Ilu from mnking any such concession tu dir.
honorlng suprsstlnon.h
X.I4 tho most furious OF advocates Of equality.
Tile other day his va,ot brought him u icttcr.
saying. IA gentleman LIFT this and said to REyu
It to llly master" Your 'maseUr,' yon blast cl
arlatocfat," yullcd X, With frighttul whuck
Oil the nose, "can never knuek into your lead
tlult all lnGn aro born free uul cqla|9 What did
! hire you for If you'se go''s 10 talk about
masters y"
A lawyer charged With tho defense Of a rui-
f9 fan 9f nPpsnfas dspts;s h's
rcacoful virtues, When, 10! tl,c arsos,er, seatcd
Just bGstle hh, bcgIlls to stretch hnheIf ul.
easily mud gives siEns OF tmpatfcner. Yes,
eeltlcmcn, oi tho Jury, as gentle US lamb. a'nt
policeman, hold hInl tightt''
This l,ero is tcxtual, antl shows we'll the rrots-
gics of The commerce modern: a minister buys
il property yury considerable, where there Ia tic
treea ai!tl thu water In = 'nuantitY. When the
contract Is Signed the scllgr hlm snYs Ut IL touc
Sso sos nssi s9a Il: ssr Wood an sasSs sSs
tsncs IN tic river. / will give you tic address
where ono pr0cutcs hiu1srlf lint It Is some
paes In tlc Faubourg saint Martini"
1t was in Tho golden prluule Of Ncstor Isoquc-
plans administration Of 1.-THE Opera wlcn
aanseuse M e vic was not qa,!el to east shallow
think Of ler, chi, sn!d fs.cni. when the artistic
Ind departed. "Nhat In7 think Of hprl
tell you II saw her and atk others l'kr her in n
drealn. md "as tho .uusern1ncmt, I'd whoop
oil thu spare corn In tlu u1tDuutry iip into tic
elevators a''d Eranartes Md. e., that's ull."
human. Whun yo,I hcGf,l t],nt H. ynnr ;',nat ,s
, 1879-04-26


Yesterday afternoon d cItlxrn or hin way to
The Post-Ofsfcc wns llatIc! by wt,c. begonu
Trump, WIN looked as II n dinner OF shl,,sle.
f'aa usnl currycosal,s would be gladly wei
coined II served up warm.
you have the sutne old STORY 10 tell, sup.
posc,' safd tlo citizen ~ he cusna to Init.
No, s'r. t,ayen't," wa. the prompt rcply.
H,n simply about to ask yu.,r ullyieo. You
look Ike keen, sharp business ,nan. anl 1
thought "a % ask you what you Thought IT my
tic citizen.
"1'l'at Is your advice, Is nm continual tne
tramp. ~ shull lrAyc It all to you, nlNl do lust
~ yo'i saY about 1t. ! have every cootllcace IN
"Yss, think you can't GET out Of town too
and II ron were me would you borrow
quarter 10 gut supper. OIL before you lcttrt
!" Not wouldn't. l wuuldn't watt for sip-
per-" '"f
IAN rfght-you seem to bo kind-hcarted,
Wcll.nosteu I1ln11, Rsl wllE tnke your adyicc,''
quietly observed tie tramp rs hu moved Away
Ilr citizen luokud after him until l1o was luet
~ tlle d!stauce, never onve thinking Of calling
!fm back md laNtlfHE him quarter. liu lud
had tlc sa1ne game played Oh him twice before.
, 1879-04-26

tftr men were obliged 10 rctrcnt to cAcarc the
deadly lnngs. At Inst tlle nnrk was accom-.
pislled, mud the battlefield wnk strcwn With
the dead lN>tfca of anakea nf all sizes, from the
hugo skfnG' to the diHnutfyc young ones.
Thu largest spnrtcd seventeen rattes, q trophy
which AR. Martin cut OF ans1 tauk lIo1ne With
him to convince tlishetcyers III his marvellous
exploit. Fifty.stx snakes were laid low,
, 1879-04-26

their tails to tho left, an evidence Of low breed
nnl danger. Dogs tl,at curl their tails 10 tho
rlght are never 1lll!etcd With hydrop'sobia; that
fatal disease prey9tls only among dogs that curl
thelr tails left. No gentleman In London or auv
city Of the Continent will own dog or ntlow i
dog to follow him that curls its tall 10 tho lcft.t
, 1879-04-26
SQUARE Ht)1,p-NO. 7ps

kind Of acnlptured va.c; tho qeeL OF plant
m opening In thu ruof OF an ancient building fo
tie sscape OF tho smoke; To coat th!uly; a girl
uniuc: u kflld OF teAmstcE.
ClttcAup. SPEttNx,
, 1879-04-26
III Daddy.


NUMERICAL EEltlMA-N0. T5B
nm cnmpoptk Ut twelve lrtturs, ard Ii a truit
much udmtud by pour pcup!e.
MyH, g. II, I, y, IL IN istanl IN tic Western
Hemisphere.
Ny ii. q. 10, !, IL 10 sustAiu.
ay 1, .. q, Z. III lax.
My y. IL u nla1u nickname,
uEs M0IKxe, Iowa.
, 1879-04-26

NUMERICAL ENl0MA-NO. III,
! an colnnoSed Of twelve 1uscrs, u,ld nM sumo
tstnGs dtgnIdct by Tho Hamn VI nfttst.
Ny III; Il. /, IN a plHut
aty U, 3. 0. =. II, 7. 10 IN an1n,aI.
My u, u, 1. 10 al animal.
uALgSA, Ill. III DADDY.
, 1879-04-26

SQUARE WOitD-NO. 762.
70 tEpple; IN eur of cosn; a seed OF fruit.
GRaKyA. Wis. Coxxr.
, 1879-04-26

EtIAHAuE.-AO. 10..
Ny first = d Nstlc from Afncta vino;
NJ Brcond IL pool
Or catafact; this is a fact
OF which you learn ut school.
The whole a ash-nnw don't you wish
You might thu sAM1 ensnnre!
ANA tins keulna oId-he II halt for cod.
Now catch him II you aare
FULTON, I'll. TowuEAp.
, 1879-04-26

CIrAKADE--NO. T:4.
by frat "a Il gift. Ut a binders loo1,
VI rubbish thrown fr0ni q quarry;
Or thu !fuinE u the &up Of 4 nut,
Or = blow that Ia light and wary.
Mr second meana ''to the utmoat extent"
ur by, Us rs. or through:
Tho whuIo Is 4 kind Hf beverage
That In used, mAyhap, BY you.
OnLE COUNTY, III. EAur ColE.
, 1879-04-26

rho uppcr line, rlrdc; the line extending down
from lha !ntlrt lettsr or this linu MI Italian cntn
tho line 1pppsile. attlN 1Han n( wool: the luwcE
linz Of ths square, f0u!Ish p:Eson. TlIs lui, linz
Of tho left hand aquarc, rcassn: the ne rxien-
ic K upnostc ' ca1. sS ~ eeth liz ss lnr es
dendly. TIE hrst fonelelicr Diagonal Oh tho left.
kind Of horse: lowgE left 10 reject; upper right,
bird: lower tight, an excise.
CulcAoU. E. +. K.
, 1879-04-26

RIIDMIIOiD-NO. go.
Across-Wild oats: pc:p,cxlty; the skin Of a tor
pent; attempt; nte.arm Dnwn-ln iIsnfdn; a.
AbbFeyintton; an Abbreytntlon fur q religious sucfo
"; loint IN thu human frame; bua; a weasel:
song; an hohrty.atton; In iouagster.
S0uTm bend, lnu. UnornEn Ire.
The Republican journal., 1879-02-13
Negroes as Artists, Models.


''he "l lAe most interesting places IN
NtAmoud, ~, Is the studio OF Nalell-
lnt' 1IIe atU'pl"i WHOSE name mas pc
come ld'i!it'ef I" 'ile American PubHr o}
means "l lut teErr Dust caiitd : ne
Ndll"i ? " di"' "hItil ItI'it0rhtS NturN
ipohll~ ''u htl "-th dh "Id army cap
pelcHeI 'l nm W'"l. MT. NdIthll'ie' Wlin
+ = real ehtlllsidst - lll- nI"ies7ion and
whose taitnt r. new IlpHllA- uudeI llle
pressure n Snbtf ahd SERIOUS M"Ik, II
NefH wen hno"h n IH-ialid- dnd mas SENT
many ol lhc pf"QNcls u ms chlael therr.
it Iet0nbeHl statue n Ice, winch n dt
Lexington II lhls state, Is exceedingly
wen 0ohe. Af. aleHtine i now engaged
upon classical Subiect, winch ne intends
70 94o" aI "l EilSli9h hoyd Academy
tAHi'tt-oh. y IelftaGhJa ldI9ih"cht
dIteI hei plTtIIII WIN iItttof' aug 'ta sil'
SItS iluSIll4' win Aef dI9lalI Itin- idIN N
htF zap, ana WIN young ASlsaii'A Jug
SIn9 al ileI Iopt'
ahI. athtlile H.lQS lhlch diIIIculjI ii
9elun8 tne colofed lolkS 10 Sil or STAND as
lhoaelS- / hcSe hulnole people are Wiling
enough 10 earn tHe money offered uhtlI
Iile9 Stt llle mysterious ParaPliefilaha ol
tllc dl'i7tS StudloS' ana Iliu lAe altiSlS
loohlh9 cIostiy al them. men lhey be
9li 10 DC troubled ana are ANXIOUS 10 be
Oh \ PilIn5 source ol Ifouhie III en-
PLolln5 lhem = tnat tney cannot pc
pIouSi. ~ uilueiSVaIlu lli"t lhe alIsV
Mdii's .llelh y ail tle pIctlIreS'ueheSS
@ti}' a. 7e'lii9oo " tlleil street. costume
The Republican journal., 1879-02-13

We have sometimes had ND little Diff
c4'tf u procuring seed corn that would
-ermaate Some seasons the corn is not
sufficiently r.peuel before the frost. Oh
.hi~ subject the Cincinnati Grange BulIr-
Till rel4s Nlt these failures occlr. ana
adds lrR StasoIable hints On the SAVING
ot tomato Seeds
HE prrtecun- ot lue Seed IL the Whole
eud ana ain ut All annual plants: tnc
whole energies 0f the plunt. from 1er,ni-
nation Of tne seed down To the frost that
aiiIS the plant ami stops tile flow of SAB,
are absolutely reQuirrd
He immature sap Of a Young plant
never could produce mature seed it
requires all the whole volume from infancy
To maturity, the weak and the strong life
blood of the plant. to give the seed its
ful power OF transnission Especially it
is necessary that The last remaining flow
OF sap from the stalk matured by age.
the season and the approach of winter,
should enter the seed. Hence to deprive
seed Of this final act is to weaken it it
.rrnw ana nrninct orb.,, Caad t,nt il i i
Self immature ana mnst nrndnca in5oa-
tHra seed
III gather corn IN the glazed state and
hang it up il the shade, is to deprive it
Of all the mature sap Of the plant. and
also OF the rpening influence Of the sun
Nature never ripens seed in that man
The Republican journal., 1879-02-13

The lawyers frequently have applicants
for divorce who give singular grounds for
their petition, but the most singular one
came last week when young woman of
Westlield asked for a divorce from her
neWly-made husband because he had very
thick lips. The lawyer told her she could
hardly get divorce on that ground, and
suggested that usually the wife knew what
kind Of lips her husband had before mar
riage. The parties in question are well
known in town and We're married only
week or two ago, but separated the day
after the ceremony. The husband is not
over %, and, though a member Of the
Church and never a liquor drinker, got
drunk soon after the separation and in
disgust has left town, where he had lived
since boy. [springfield Republican.
The Republican journal., 1879-02-13

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The Republican journal., 1879-02-13

y h"' "ccH tplHPittcU' 1Hu ti!' IVY H'tH
hdd eaten a hiatktock and drank glass
OF lolnA' thtlF conversation 4raduolll
drllltd INTO ltSS personal ana le5a sew
lSll Slrlh.
,lloW + HhoIJo NacNaIr getting along.
balIIe
lte Is dol1g Wcli saving money ana
working hard
lumph 1t Il the fourth generation
maybe the curse nuts little by Ihls time
MO the third ana fourth generation #
thal now IL ItadS, hallle
Il never mEhtIN understood the mat
ter ERODE.
ne SINS "I the ItIhcrS, uli'o me Il''d
and
'oh' l Know that, oI course Bul what
SIN mas SH1uUWtu lAc iaI 5 ldthrrS, ana
no" lN ne reSPohSin nIe f3r y lllt "Id
Mosaic laW i nara one bFodIe. hahk
"od, II + hethIthem ana hot SINAI no"
~ on y say nothing against the laN uI
Moses. baiIr. y Y IASt ana li-ht Iuat
amy FiEht lhclc n nn lawyer ~ I'M ani
W'ii say dIlItren' u halldId MdcNaiI
chASe y lay the l"NAdltl'h stones NI Llts
mouse ~ bi"od, IASt ana H-ht Il II that
pms etlHdicn paN thc nIire dnd beai tAc
fnF levy hrAultS 'Nt w" in"H S"l @i-
IeNtly slpplng thrlr tolldA ana loohih-
lht" tlr hI1/t' lhrM Bd.Ie NiIStei 0aId
tllS kanaId MacNaif was lawyer
ana Jud-e of thc COURT ot session
~ scoundrel ana 7 murderer oi jile
worst hind, hMIir. MY grandfather sat
beside h.m on the bench TOR twenty
years.
Then there was another pause. but
Ba.ue AllStcr hneW better than To break
1t. lie let the ptIt OF the iilcheunI fire
light and OF the sensitive eNprctaat ST.
icuce tell upou ,Ac heart ui the old Id"-
yer: and presently. after qalrtN making
himself another glass oi t'lrn,Nrt, he
said, In low. thoughtful voice. "l'I teIl
you balHc, Wha, hHoN about III, ahd
lhrrr i NO one Knows more, lar VIZ hur
done thr NarNdr business nearly cj-uiy
Ncais. though | arn ircr NJ sar il .s quite
.tt
The Republican journal., 1879-02-13

Lord CornWuIlis, whose Corn, the
OH negro said, "Mussa Wasl ington she'll
cd VII, and made him CohWaliis," was
given leave to 70 home after his great
surrender, subject to recall on His bond
Of honor, lit any time Washington wanted
him. Instead Of wanting any tAing morc
however. of the beaten British commando
cr, Washington WAS very glad to get rid
of him. The following is a copy Of the
parole of Lord CornWalIis, which was
given him after he surrendered at York
town, on the 18th of October, l1Nl. The
original copy was purchased not long
since by the State Of Massachusetts, from
some one in New York, and has been
placed in the State library for exhibition !:
II Charles Earl CornWaills Lieutenant General
and commander Of his Brttanck Majestys forces,
do acknowledge myself prisoner Of % thc
United States Of America and having permission
from his EXccIlency General Washington, agree
able To captulation, to proceed To New York ana
Charlestown or either and t. Europe, do pledge my
faith and word " honor, thai | wiII not do Or SAY
ANYTHING injurious to the said Aited States w
armies thereof Of their allies, until duly exchanged
| 10 further promise that Whenever required hy
lhc Commander III Chief Of tn American Army,
Or the tommissary Of prisoners Of the same W.Il
repair 10 such place or places rs they or either ot
them may require
Given under my hand at Yorktown, 18Th day OF
October, l1Sl tORNW ALLIS
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
A SERIOUS MIsTAKE.

Mrs. Catherine wclch. q respectable married
woman who lives at No. 3l8 East Eighteenth street.
yesterday entered tho dry goods store of Daniels n
Son. No. 7S9 broadway. to purchasc some fringe.
While passing through the store she stopped for a
moment to look at some sleeve buttons and picking
up pair was examining thcm when her eyes rested
on the fringe counter for which she was looking.
With the sleeve buttons still in her hand she turned
thoughtlessly TO go 10 the fringe counter. William
ii. Hills. who is employed in the store, mistook her
for athief and caused her Arrest Tho poor woman
tcrrihedat her position and tainted in tho court
officers arms when arraigned before Justice Flam-
hfbr Mt Jefferson Market. The Justice, bstinaed Of
her rsspectAbnity, ordered her dkscharya
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

LII
sn:sS dat
fS9H weights. S 5 sw sew 's % :sss
y yard. fv;nis
for sof 10 loads Of horned cattle sslss
;s;;i + y
Steers ,SSs g. ,ss, ~, ss,sSs s.. Ss.; $::s
@ % S'ss x Ss. $ for ss
Ssss a per 81 Oh per head ~ bead q sla
= @ per .1s %
,. lie Per lb weight swt strong Kahn so!d for II.
Pc: ssn e Ps: Per
& xssa Ssa "a y % a q IGs l; 4, head q ss
weight, sT ss ~ sw. y ellis o Brown soS
Isr lSiI;ys,fn. ~ X ew., ;snns D. w..s sold ,oif
On head - head at 9s per lb xish 6oc head
M & Sss 81 c ID 'Ss Ss. o a. s:s
~ s.s .sa y Gx A. Jersey cry yard. Ssns
We s .Sa & e oss head !: zoe IL
ss Dis ssss 0s f. Sss ssA:s :..s: z.
s:,s: 5s
y :. .; = ss-s
"a 81 r. ssaS =
ser .sd Io %srso" . Iso. :.s,ss o.
an and - head :. e w y & H'r ,d head W Sn xsss
m ss' ni @ w s @ ss he'd sssss
80 Ohio cattle. as BULL i've weighs 100 lbs.
&c. per H.; IL sac lb loss $40 the
hcrd weight ocwt ~ stccrs ~ vac per ~ with "
head add. 10 head and 5Oc por head added head
catef pull 40 ibs live wcght AZ Sc per h. oxen =
sac per b weight ~ swt ~ I s.gsr. sa a. 81 W. PSr ID 70
Io head-iS steers Ut Oc. per To- ana steers at iUc
Sseid TO Tor Allison fnols ssssrs a. TO- pss
j. H. sadier sold on ssion ia4 Missouri stcors-ii
sS' sS q II eis essa so ssfsa
". cwI NJ goldsmith sold Tor sei2 s4 Illinois Steers
sold for n Sorri. q Illinois sseoss weights ewt
sion "a Illinois steers, weights ext 81 ewt prievs
not obtained. ~ samueis sold for N. Norris 6S Illinois
cattle, weights 5s cwt "a cwt prices not obtained
were rp quality fair 10 good with choice lot Fricss
ranged om o. 0.sc per ID for shcep from 7c. per
y icr "TSs sca s5s" a Ss .e Per 10 ior mixed nosss
$40 ohio sheep, ~sses lbs per head At - 70 pSr
cwt Dayis Haiicnbeck sold lsj State sheep,
weighs rs lbs "a lbs per head. At 55sc, pcr ID. j.
pcr head at DC per b 10 state sheep weight ibs per
bead at ~ 80 per cwt $50 Michigan sheep, weight ~
% Weigh, % IS per head pIs f. b % sss
Dewey sold lol Missouri she weight fba hoad,
at oc pr b 3i7 Missouri sheep weight u lbs per head,
Sc per It I67 svie sheep lambs weight IS Is pes
head at &C. per ~ ia State sheep lambs weight s2
lbs. per head. at v,sc. per H..
head ssss yrIS 10
ferior.
per 70 vcals from loan 70 In,r ~ &C. s7c per ID
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
CHURCH BELLS OBJECTED TO.

To THE EDIron OF fiIE HERALp:-
Is there no Law or no possibility of prohibiting
the ringing Of bells during the wee hours OF tho
morning? 1t is really too bad that poor tired human
ity not permitted to enjoy the few hours of
pose which God in His inhnite wisdom allowed for
the recuperation OF our energies How distressing
that very hour they are being blessed with little
refreshing sleep. to be startled up by the changing
OF bells that few people may run and be blessed,
which people. in the majority of cases. have little
else do all day afterward. II they must bells
pray let it be after ak O'Clock A. n. A SUFfERER
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
A TIMELY SUGGESTION.

To THE EDIToR or THE HxRALD:-
Permit the writer to suggest to those whom Il
may concern or interest to take steps to
terac the very large and fast increasing prostitution
infestng certain DISTRICTS that respectable young
girls or women must avoid many streets after dusk
to be safe from insult. AS partial check to the
evil police measures, faithfully carried out.
to make the business" odious and dangerous, and
plenty OF cheap free but respectable aocomm0dsp
tions for girls IN need might be effective. PA.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
AN INAPPROPRIATE BALL anouNp.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Please allow me space in your valuable paper 70
say fow words in regard to ball playing IN tho
streets. Fiftieth street. between Ninth and Tenth
avenues, is well paved and in perfect condition.
and it seems children take advantage and enjoy
game Of base ball. am by no means enemy Of
enjoyment but think this nuisance can be stopped
by the oort OF the police before windows broken
or children injured while ridingin carriages J. L
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
vENrr1ATE THE COURT HOUSE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
How can judges and lawyers be expected to plead
and do justice when the court rooms badly
ventilated as those OF this county, One hour after
the opening of the court the atmosphere becomes
fetid and dense. and Of the officials have the
sense to let in the precious Dir. No wonder that
several Of the judges indisposed and half Of the
headaches. J..