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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-02-06
WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT.

CoRKECltD W EEkLi
APPLIES Dried, per pound 2(G3
BUTrER--Pcr pound 10Wl5
BEEswAx-Pcr pound 20
BEEr-Pcr pound 2005
BACON Dry salt shoulders
:, :, c.R Sides soc
S G. hams, canvasscd 8
CALICo-Pcr yard 5G97
CorrEE-Ro per pound l24QN20
-lnguyra per pound 30
g --Java, per pound 90
CANDIES .Adamantinc, per set lG$
6 Sperm, per pound 80
CmrcxExs AND Fowls, per head 124Q9l5
CorroS-Per pound 1900
:. .-Y"rn, pn. per nn,,% bunch So(@714
DUcKs-Pcr head Is
EGus, per dozen 10
Flour per sack (0S pounds.} 2.75W3.50
FEATmERs-Gccsc, per pound 40
g Mixed por pound 80
GnA1s-Corn, per bushcl, 45055
Rye per bushol 5OU165
Oats. red, per 5ushoi 30
GEssE-Per head 250935
lloNEY, per pound SOLO
iIIDEs-Dry, per pound 10
Green, per pound !(G5
NDIGo-Spanish Float, per pound l.25
Z" Carolina, per pound 100
lRoN. English refined, per pound 3G134
:" ---Swccd, per pound 701S
Band, per pound 4QN5
--Iloop, per pound l2Wl5
Potwaro, per pound zoos
LARD, per pound 0(91o
LIME, per barrel 2OO
LUMBER. per thousand feet 1000
LEAD, per poand ~
MoLASSEs, per gallon 5000
MA3DEa, per pound 25(O3O
NAILS, per kcs 2750l3 90
ONIONS, per bushcl 40O50
OH, kerosene per gallon 25@3O
PorAroEs-Irish, per bushci 50MG0
RICE, per pound S(09
iSALT-Livcrpool, per snck LIS
/ SuIRTING, wholsal ST
retail Gl
T wholesale 4l
7 !" retail ID
Al SnEETING, wholesale 81
(" retail 5
SPIRITS @ ST TuNrrSr:Sr, per gallon 5000
SOAP, per pouuu SOLO
,SUGARs-Crushcd, per pCund l2l
"A White, per pound lO0ll
Brown, per pound 9(@l0
Extra c., per pound 10
STARCH, white and blue, per pound G4iG!0
SODA, per pound %Al0
ropAcce, per pound 50(0l 90
. per pound, smoking G0(0S0
TALLow, per pound D
TURKEYS, per had 50(M75
TEAs--Gun Powder per pound 100
Tyson, Green, per pound so
Young Tyson, Rlack. per lb 100
| w ,oL, washed, per pound 25
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19
Two Papers and u Valuable RooL
for $500.

We are enabled 10 announce that an
arrangement has been cfIeried with the
INDIANA FARMER Co, Of indianapolis. by
which we can send the COURIER and tbe
INDIANA FARMER one year. and Prof
Tees National Weather Forecast ana
Almanac for 1880, all for $500. Tho
INDIANA FARMER l. large page Week
y Agricultural and Family Journal and
stands a. the head Of the agricultural
press Of the country. II i eminentlv
practical mall lis features, having amony
Its writers and contributors some ~ ,he
best practical farmers and agricullur;s,s
ID the West. II has already ouistripped
all Its agricultural rivals in ~ weeklv
circulation, which alone Il sntlIcien
recommendation. The FARMER i scn,
Inc balance Of this year free 10 yearly
subscribers. The FARMER Go. have con-
racted for very large edition az Prof
Iicc's book for subscribers. and we are
'hus enabled to club the CouRrrn Win /,
md this book. BY which all OF our sub.
'cribers can get copy chcaply. A large
number of our citizens are ac1u,iptcd
with The FARnss and know 10 value
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

~" give nc Chicago News large
weekly paper for six months. rs pre-.
MUM 70 ~ our subscribers. who pay foi
the CorRiFR vearin advance.
We will furnish the COURIER and The
Indiana Farmer. large page ngricul.
tnral weekly. and Prof Tees National
Almanac for 1880. TO All subscribers who
sena their names and money by the Isl
Of February, for s. 90.
We will furnish the CoURIFR and the
American Rural Home. large page
agricultural paper published ut Rochest-
or. \. Y. and the Household" hand
some domestic Monthly Of IS pages for
housewives. published at Brattleboro,
VI. MI three throughout 1880. for 50 rs,
provided subscriptions are sent in BY
February isi.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

On the testimony 81 DR.. McMahan
that 1. A. Miller was not able 10 attend
the trial, the charge against Jim. vimcelsr
for shooting Miller with intent 70 muir
der, was continued for examination
until next Monday. and Vincent remand
ed % jail. IfMilIcr should not be suf-
ficienily recovered BY that time. il viii
probably be further continncd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

Mr. Paul KunkeI returned from Ev-
ansville on Saturday, bringing back The
horse and buggy taken from The livery
stable here by Deb. Smith. He found il
In stable in Evansville, whore smith
had len i for sale. aud obtained S. loan
upon i, with which he skipped. Deb
seems 70 be on the highway to peni-
Tertiary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

LADIES LIST.

LADIES' LIST.
Decker Larrca Miss kcifner Mag Miss
Loreg Marg Mrs Nofrs Pusus Miss
ALrIs GRAMELsPAcHER.P +. NJ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

The ireland Argus was issued again
last week. Il called our attention "a
The fact that It has "local habitation ;
now. Glad to learn y, but fear. from
our own experience, that when board
rent and paper bills are paid, there will
be precious little left for cigars. gu,
then Armstrong can afford to donate the
rent FOR the cause, Wilson the cigars
and the Grecnback chairman at least q
part Of the board for the cye-opener Il
will be to Republicans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

liz JArL--On last Sunday night An.
drew sharrar and Henry Gutzweiler 60,
too much benzinc on board. and dis
turbed the peace and quiet in The neigh
borhood Of Hurst's hotel BY fighting and
curSing loudly, for which they were fined
BY Esq. Sweeney 81 each, with cost.
amounting to 81 as each, in default OF
which they were put in Jail and kept
until sober, when their brothers stayed
i for them, and they were glad to &c,
ont.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

Sheriff Cox and deputy W. Kel.ams
started for indianapolis Wednesday,
with VIM. Krcyleing. an insane person
Of cass township. who had been sent to
the Asylum few days before, and es-
capped and returned home The Sheriff
had him in custody Friday last. bnt
kreyleing's father. who had went up as
assistant the first time. found he would
not be taken this time. induced the Sheriff
10 leave the boy in his charge few mo-
mems, and permitted him to escape,
thinking thus to force the Sheriff to pay
him TO 90 along As assistant. He found
he was likely to get into trouble over it,
and so brought his boy in again.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19


Met a. School-house No. b. Dec. 18Th
,IS.g. Programme rs pr.s'ousiy a.
ranged was taken or.
Class drilled Ia lseadins 60 Emphasis
10y Miss Katie BATE.
Geography. Is Miss J. Miller, wa
l0uite interesting.
Essay, BY y. "A. tope-Snblect: Les
sons and Eerilaiinns.
Institute took intermission until D. N
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Decimal Fractions, by Miss T.. Murray
Who Was followed BY few remark,
from g. q Cooper, County Superintend
ent.
The subject Of Arithmetic was con
ltinued, hy Miss Carrie Baitz.
The Nervous System was next pre-.
senied, BY Mr.. De Bruler, by a diagram
which was continued by Mr.. Cooper
drilling class OF small children, giving
his method of Coaching the same
The following programme was pre-.
sented by the President Tor the next
meeting.
Engii>h Grammar, by Miss Murray
Verbs; Miss Katie Eait1. Nouns ana Pro-
nouns: +. A. Hope. Anah -; History,
Miss Carrie Baiiz. Madison's Admins
tration; Mr.. Debruer. Constitutions.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Questions to be answered: "How to
prevent tardine>s ~ Mis-, Miller.
" Should teachers give rewards as in
centives 70 study N Miss Murray.
How ought the public 10 regard
teachers who are Indifferent TO township
Institutes 7" L. A. Hope.
" How will you compel 2 child 10 learn
when he won't study Miss Katie
Baitz.
Physiology Circulation, Miss Murray.
The following resolutions were passed,
viz:
Resolved, That the thanks Of the In
stitute be rendered 10 our Superinieni-
ent q. q. Cooper for his presence. and
kind instructions given. anu That we cx.
press our best wishes for his welfare anN
abundant success in the adminisirai on
lofthe educational interests Of ourcuun
Resolved. That our thanks are due
Mr.. Jonas Lehrburger. Trustee. fnr hi
presence and encouragement in the noble
cause Of education: also 10 the Misses
Hope for their presence and manifest
interest; also q Messrs. Freyberger.
Hope, Whitehea and Briienbaugh. for
their short, though welcome presence
and encouragement.
Resolved. That we heartily thank Mr..
ope and family. and Mrs. Abel ANA
family FOR kind and hospitable entertain
ment given the members of the Institute.
a motion that the next Institute be
held at the Chattin School-house. Jan.
10th, 1880, was adoped.
IL was moved that the minutes Of this
Institute be published in the Jasper
Courier and liuntingburg signal.
WM. l.. JOHNSTON, Pres.
+. A. Hope. secy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

rThe Louisville and st. Louis All
Line II. 4. Co. are asking the people Of
New Albany for donation Of si35, 900
and promise in case it is voted to locate
their principal Offices and machine shops
there, and guarantee transportation OF
all coal necessary at rate not to exceed
- cents per bushel. and TO give the city
representation in the directory Of two
members. A meeting Of taxpayers last
week voted to recommend the people 10
vote the necessary tax, whereat the
Ledgcr-Standard is jubilant.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

Congressman Viewers bill to put the
soldiers Of the late wsr and bondholders
on the same footing BY paying the sol
diers enough more to make their paw
equal to gold, would cause an immcns i
business boom in the land, and Is cmin-
emily just, and ought 20 pass without
amendment. The action upon II win
show who are the soldiers real friends
and who L will do 10 trust at the next
election. Show your hands. politicians
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

@The rise in Patoka this week
shows that The building Of the dam below
ine bridge has made dangerous eddy
Just below tho north abutmcnt or he
bridge which has washed out the bank
considerably. and will endancer ~
safety OF the abutment, IN the ba,ks -. ar !.
q y are not sufficiently covered With
rock ~ time to prevent further wasb;a ~.
ms matter should Be- attended n III.
nediatey By whoever hss i't a. \ -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

CorsT ScExE.--The usual dignity OF
Esq. Sweeney's judicial tribunal, wa.
varied last Monday evening, BY the Con
stable calling Atty Lagle to order in a
speech; by Atty Lagle telling Gardner he
didn't know his business as Constable
By the High Justice calling the Consta-
bic liar, and the usual results when
excited men get to bandying epithets.
Fortunately for the dignity of the Court
after one exchange Of blows High Sheriff
Cox happened in and stepping between
the belligerents, commanded the peace.
Nobody was hurt, but little magma
ton would supply racy item.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

BUOnr Tr- Tru~tet'- DAYS 90 Isif~-
inc~- and library Notice.
The citizens ~ isnnnn township arn
notified thai will attend ID Township,
iin-nnss on every saturday. amt II "
neees AIRY that PERSONS having business
With the township shal! come On that
slav.
The library Will hc kept al A. Rn-
Idolrh's store IN Porsersrille. for Tie con-
venience Of citizens, and persons WHO
'lave rooA> belonging ID II. are request
~ q return them. that they may be
properly registered.
HRS. RrpoTrH.
Nav Z. .s-v Trnsien Boone Tip.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19
LIST OF LETTERS

The following advertised letters II not
called for within thirty days, will he
sent 70 the Dead-leilcr Office:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

State 81 Inniana. Bnbois County, -:
ADTltE j. hereby given That Mlrs II
49, CfAHlii. A,lnaini.irsfrix ~ tht
estate ~ Within r. Craniall. decreased
hlS flied her petition ~ scil the Real
Estate. Of The dercaeni. IT. pfr-nnal he-
iug Insufficient 10 lay his debts: AMI
NIT sail petition VIII Ia hearsf ~ tie
aexi term 81 tie Dubois Circlit Court
af -ail County.
Attest: lrTFRJ. LoSwkN>. Clerk
~ fhr Dubois tirruil Court.
TEANror a ilfSTFR. Ati'ys.
Dee. I9lh. iS1q- 3w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22
.fIlfEE,S DRESSES.
Miss Du SRuid's Dealings with Her Friend
and NeXatlous Lawsuit.

In the Eighth District Court, yesterday
morning the suit of Aimee against Du Saudi
WAS called. and the defendants lawyer asked
for postponemcnt. which was granted Tho
amount claimed by Mile. Aimee is $3.50 on
note given her by Miss Gabrielle Du Saudi. tile
actress. The plaintiff says that before sho
went to Europe last summer Miss Du Saudi
asked her whether she would sell some Of her
wardrobe. and that having more dresses than
she required. she consented 10 sell some Of
them to Miss Du Saudi At very reasonable
price on account Of their old friendship. Part
OF the money was paid IN cash, and Tor the re-
maindcr. $3.50. Miss Du Saudi gave her note.
The note was due in septsnher last. and at
that time Mile. Aimee was IN Paris. Her agent
in New York wrote that the $3.50 had not been
paid. Mile. Aimee. having entire confidence in
her friend. wrote 20 her agent not To press Miss
Du Saudi for payment but 10 let the note stand
oveYunul she was able conveniently 20 meet II.
Mile. Aimee. on her return 10 this city. recent
IT, wrote 10 Miss Du Saudi. and the latter's re-
py was that one Of the dresses was too dark
and that the purchaser wished 10 change II for
consented to take back the dress that did not
suit and make liberal allowance for It If Miss
Du Saudi had not worn 4. Tor / never ~ Tie
has worn before me-
Miss Du Saudi, therefore. sent messenger
with the dress 10 Mile. Aimee; but tho mossen-
gcr refused g. give i W until the note Tor $50
was eurr"ndercl The dispute nngered Mlle.
| lions. and instructed her lawyer 10 SUI Miss Du
Saudi. and on Wednesday Of last week SUM
| mons was served upon the latter TO answer in
| the Eighth District Court
| Miss Du Sauld's version Of the dress transnc-
| tons is slightly different from that Of Mile;
| Aimee She has the warmost regard for her old
/ friend, hut says she wont pay the note. Shc be-
| lovos that Mile Aimde is too good-heartcd 10
| sue ~ hcr own free will and fancies that some
one has influenced her 10 DO IT, She admits
/ that she bought the dresses. hut adds that she
received only a part Of them. MS ii was agreed
/ between herself and Mile. Aimee that tho re-
. mnindcr should bc sent los Mr. Grau from Parts
She paid $3.50 IN cash nt the time q making the
| agreement. and gave hor note for $3.50.
/ When Mr.. Grul returned from Europe, In
| March last. NJ iss Du Saudi asked him whether
| he had brought the dresses from Nile. Aimee
| and Mr.. Grnu replied that he had heard nothing
/ Of them When Mile Aimee returned from
. Paris Mis- Du Saudi wrote 10 her asking for tho
Dresses, and The reply was that oil that had beeG
/ included IN tho agreement mad been delivered
/ Thon Miss On SUull said she would return on,
Of tine drr-see that was too dark for her am
I give s2j " Mile. Aim6o would surrender tn
| note for $3.50 Mile. Aimee consented $50 Miss
Du Saudi says-lut when tho dress arrived c
/ q. D." Milo. Aimee was angry. refused 10 taxi
! II, and lustltuteda lawsuit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22
RUINED AND MURDERED.
Lured by IIIusive Promises Of Wealth to Be
Gained In Colorado.

A telegram from Denver, Colorado, an
nouncos tho death by assassination II W. H.
Connect formerly OF New York. H. obtained
employment when q boy in George Opdykc *
Co. IS dry goods establishment and rose to tho
control OF the books and accounting Of the
house He lived in Newark n, j., married aud
became the father Of three children. When he
resigned his position il was 10 take the Office Of
treasurer oil tho Morris and EssoN Rail-
road post he retained nearly three yeers,
then he returned 10 what had become the
banking house OF George Opdyke Co., and
was given the desk Of first hoOkkceper Two
months ago he announced his determination To
70 West, SAYING that he had an opportunity
10 make Il fortune there. He did not explain
how it was to be- made. II now appears that he
was persuaded 10 20 10 Colorado upon the
reprr sensations Of Edward A. Egglostone, who
was TO establish a bank upon basis OF ono
million dollars md put II under Mr.. Connetts
management Mr.. Connect, it, Is said gave
EgglestOne what money he had, which was not
much. although II was the sum Of his savings.
Egglcstone turned out TO be Enthusiastically. On
saturday Mr.. Connect went to the cabin oi John
Huwcutt. an assaycr. ut n place called ROsita,
and while there was shot, lie WAS seen TO run
from the cabin into the open air aud to fan
dead. Howcutt and Egglestone were arrested
and EgglestOne WAS held MIR. Connects wife
aud family are in Newark, y. j,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22
The cermanla Llre In.nrnnce Company.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuS-Sr' The re-
port from Albany dated yesterday g'u- the table sub
United by Superintendent snyth OF the Insurance De.
partnent the Senate in Response 40 reso luton Of that
body ms pubshe in today SUS contains an error in
regard 10 the Gefman.a Lie Insurance Company ot New
York which bog leave 10 correct IN tue tAu!e II Is
stard that as the result OF tG examination the amount
Of e. lis WAS stricken from TIC assts claimed before me
ms follows: The examination made - 20 tie value ~
the property morRagei u ana owned ny me enmlAny
has show gratifying suits. A. the surplus shown
BY this late aud rigd test made ~ inc company AZ tue
request N the tpent exhibited me present NaA-
ton 10 $50 SO In excess Of the sum claimed by inc
company itself Oi te total number Of mortgages WaD
hut three were reported being m excess OF the value
OF the premises tie reduction on us account namely
In value Of property. amounting only 10 tfliHhJ ON
total amount OF 81 100 2f2 Thus Is shown by the re-
port OF ihe Insurance department on the eAamlmuon,
nat The assets Of tic Gcrinaa Lie INSURANCE Company
were s2s. 322 higher than they were according TO the
company . own statement Nery respectfully
FEtpEgeK scnWrNDLHR, Nice'FfeAdenI
NBW YoBL Ma -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22
TIE LOUISVILLE R.fCEs.
MeGrath Wins Victory, but 80 Used TO De-
feat that he Bet On Another Iorse.


LOUISVILLE. May 2l.-The second days
races Of the Louisville Jockey Club were at
tended by a largo number Of spectators. nearly
every one Of whom seemed 10 have an indi-
vidual interest in each race. A person who has
never attended Kentucky races can hardly
realize the enthusiasm with which they are con-
Quoted Even ordinary purse races are run
under great excitement. There arc moro
booled horses Mt this meeting than ever mot
before on Kentucky soil. They number over
800. Tho club. under the liberal management
Of Mr.. Louis Clark. Jr. has become tho most
important racing association in this country.
Hero most Of the winning colts and FLIES first
enter on their turf career. Two races Of this
nature were the prominent events to-day pong
each hult-mile dush-s, the irst Tor two-Yehr
colts, and the second for nllles Of like age.
Strange 10 say both races We're run In exactly
the same fast time of 4g'i seconds the fly fin
ishing in much better form than the colt An
mred hy Mr.. H. T. McGraths Olsorvanda by
tory OF Importance for Mr. McGrath in a long
| time. lie had become SO used 70 defeat that ho
| placed his money on another lilly.
Tho races began with the half-mie dash for
| the Alexander stakes, Tor twO-year-old colts,
$40 en'I9nee hal i0Fie Wt9 ioJo @ddedp Of
| Medicine. IIawley Kimbnll Bancroft, Men
| delssohn. Moscow, Knight Templar and Luke
! Blackburn. Kimball was great laVorlte, sell
ing in the latest pools nj even against the Held.
| There was very li.tle excitement during the
race. Kmball took the lead from the start and
! retained 1t 10 the llnish. Moscow ran second TO
/ the quarter. but soon rclnqulshcd his place TO
/ Luke blackburn. Tho others were close be-
! hind in a cloud OF kentucky loan. Coming M
/ away from Luke Blackburn. Kimbqll's rider
| using the whip to keep up his gait. He forced
! Kimball under the wire y winner by about two
! lengths from Luke BLACKBURN, Moscow third.
! Time, 404 seconds. Kmba was. not over
strong At the finish The time was iairE; iaSst.
] Iorsemeu felt deep interest in the half-mile
| dash by o-yenr,od nllies for the Louisville
! ladies Stake, The starters we're Sistera, Mod
! orator. BY aud BY, jennings, Beeswing. Grin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22

Lodge and Manic Il. Blue Lodge was iqyorite
at about oven against the N'lI. Griusirud's il.ly
had tho best of the send off. with Nol.r1tor
second. A. thov cume swinging around into
the homostretch in tho hcuilOng rush. ull the
spectators spwug g. tto.r fr"t. a roar ~
voices Oiled over tho a"li. and the excitement
became Intense. Moderator had taken first
J. ace. while McGrath's O,scrvauda. vino had
hardly hrrn spoken o. yA- seen -wc p.u: up
through The ruck. Sh' soon showed 90 the
Front and came under the wir" fuly three
lonuhs ahead of Moderator. who Wds Two
uusths in advance of Guu~t'rdS NV. Iilul
same time IA the colts. 4gi, seconds. There
W,i- great ustunishmrnt over Mr.. VI Grath
winning thu coveted stake. as he has lrun in
bal luck so long that very few backed his
entry. Those who did realized snug sum.
4 selling ranc, mile hnnts. wound up tho AZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22

BowNs-KELLoGG On the 10Th inst, by the Rev. A.
Morohousc. Edward T. Howns 20 clara D.. daughter
OF IohuQ kellogg Esq Of Brooklvn
JEffERN-WALToN.-In Brooklyn. AZ the residence
OF the brides parents, on Thursday evening May 10 by
the Rev Reuben Jcficry. d D. father ot the room,
George g Jcrcry, ID. 90 Amanda, daughter Of william
n Walton. ESQ
PfERCE-LOw May Is. az the Church of the saviour.
Bro1klyn. by the Rev Alrtd Putnam. Carrie L. Low
60 Charles Pierce. all 90 Brooklyn
SCnWAKrL-LA UDENBACH. ON sunday, May IL,
hy the Rev Mr Schmidt. Isaac schwartz 10 Jennie Lau.
nnI.nrh L.iI NJ ilIs lIfA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-SW: hero
with challenge any in Brooklyn TO row soul.
lcrs race Two three 1--WE miles m best boats for sllo
or $500. on any water challenge Nj William Kanoth
In Particular he claims To Dee the champion oIrsmNu
that title. ions poAuNAN.
r. 81 hope that Mr. I'll Jones Of South Brooklyn will
take notice 81 this as hg says that lac Will TOW any man
In Brooklyn excepting Eng chArt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22

NFw YORK Nav 2l -Caule dull. irregular.
and ~ many eases Ac r. p 90 from current rats "a
Monday Few tons sold 100 loeiutc q b.. but general
sdes were ut Sff9c p n for me- im n good. ami o.
81 'or prime aud cxtr calves rcuty and slow Mt ~
@lisc tor buttcrmik fed. and INic for milk ed-out
sidr figure for iu2 good state Ncas i7G Ms average.
sheep aud hmhs quiet and about steady at 3fsI'ic
N for clipped sheep and jaSic. for lambs Hogs duh
and nomiuaiiy unchanged with sales of % ohio corn
fed l Ms average. at IS 81 . 10 MS aud IL do, 1853
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22

Arrived-WfrNFsnaY MAY 81
t1th
- Ameriquo, Dellort. lfavrc May 10
$ Siltsa. SchwenSeu. Hamburg.
IS saratoga. Sunihcrg Havana
s. sicily Green, Catama April 30 Palermo May g. and
Gibraltar Sih.
~ Prtia. I0h anncssen. Uavre.
s. irauCuula. Bragg. Portland.
s. gen Whitney. Htl'ctt BOSTON.
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