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The Hamilton County Board of Agr


The Hamilton County Board of Agri-
culture met to-day and decided to present
memorial TO the County Commissioners
for the purchase Of the additional ground
and the repairs OF the buildings at their
Fair Grounds. Carthage, in accordance with
the bill which recently passed the Legisla-
ture granting them such privilege.
Lucy Z. Vance pleaded not guilty to-
day before Judge Johnston to two in'lict-
ments-the first charging her with forging
contract for the renting OF piano 10 p. NJ.
| Clark, of Lebanon, and the second with
| forging similar contract for the renting of
an organ to Hattie f. Sawyer. She gave
bonds of $500 in each case.
The members Of Council from the First,
Seventh. Eleventh, Thirteenth, Nineteenth
and Twcnty-ffth Wards. and others whose
duty il is to appoint Judges and Clerks Of
the coming election. are requested to re-
port at The Mayors "itce, bef re 10 o'ciock
next Monday, for the ,,urpose Of making
ouch appointments. .,-
Harry G. Hulse was brought bes6re
Judge Johnston this morning to he .Iied IN
the charge of com,mittfng rape upon the
! person Of Hattie Hoberg. but after entering
a plea Of not guilty, the case was continued
until April nth. A motion will be iiled r.
have the trial removed to another county,
A barrel of varnish ignitel from. the
ashes of cigar, while standing ON the
sidewalk at the corner of Hammond and
Third streets and exploded with loud
report. A boy named George Fieidnel
was burned in the face but no other damag,
done. tr
The balmy days of spring are bringing
out Rutgers Tivoli, Ago Vine str ct, in fly
ing colors. Grand free concer are an
nounced for tonight and Tomorrow after
noon and night, with Curriers' superb or
chestru in an excellent programme.
James Gurren was arraigned befor,
Judge Johnston to-day on the charge o
raising an order on the City Treasury from
$lS to $72. He entered plea Of not guilty
and gave bond of 5000.
The dead body OF an unknown maj
was found near the Fonr-mile House, o,
Read ng Road this morning, and was tak"I
charge of by Constable Juhn spanglcr.
The members of the Board of Publ
Works tnuk trip tn the Western Iii |
this morning, to examine the reservoir nov
being constructed there.
The joint committee of Common Coun
Gil on the proposed new Sixthstreet Maj
kethousc will meet next Monday at th
Council Chamber.
The only marriage license issued thi
! morning was granted to Edgar c. Roll an
! Sarah L. Paterson.
! The assignment Of William H. Wrigh
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Total shares reported old.....
Tinker Taken In.

Mention has been made in the STAR that
the detectives were on the lookout for one
John T. Tinker, who has of late been
swindlins firms in this city out OF large
represent
This morning Detectives Mead. Shafel
and Duffy captured Tinker at the Grand
Hotel. where he has been stopping for scv'
eral days
He had disguised himself to snch an ex
tent by cutting off his whiskers that his
best friends would hardly know him. lie
was taken to the Ninth-street Station house
where he gave his age as thirty years and
his residence as Brooklyn, N. Y. Tinker
is said to be very well connected his father
being Il prominent member of the Cleve.
land 20. J Bar.
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TO-DAY In CONGRESS-.
Na,tons, Associated Press to the Star.


WAsnIYeroN, March 29.-The Senate was
not in session to-day.
When the House was called to order The
Speaker called attention to portion Of the
debate ,esterday, in which Vt was insisted
that there were no rules. because the rules
OF the last House had not been adopted.
lie had read the history Of the adoption
of Rule III in 1860 which continued the
rules of one House into another, and the
Speaker intimated that it was his opinion
tbat the rules were In force now, unless
otherwise ordered; but he did not assume
to decide the point now.
The House then went into Committee oi
the Whole,
The Army Bill was considered, and Me-
Stephens. 0f Georgia. argued that the sec
tions under consideration were genuine and
that the legislation proposed should be en-
acted. Mr.. Reed, Of Maine, argued on th,
opposite sidA VI the Gaze. After Reed''
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NNtinnI AssntIntrd Press 10 The star.
COLUMBUS, March 29,-'rhe meeting OF the
Democratic State Central Committee held
Yesterday afternoon and evening, was at
tended by large number OF politicians
and members of the Democratic press. AT
abLt ~ o'clnck last night the Committee
went into executive session. and finally
obeying the instructions OF the National
section of the party by appointing June
4th as the day of the Convention, and
Columbus az the place.
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Horticultural Society,

The Society met as usual at 1870 Mair
street this morning, President HIGHWAY III
the chair, and large attendance OF mem
beFs and visitors.
Displays of apples were made by Charlie,
Rrooskoof and George Dana, and display o
potatoes by VIM. t. Keller.
Several new members were admitted 4
membership. and an interesting essay upnr
the subject THE Pear was read by George
w. Trow bridge, of Glendale.
The subject of the next meeting will be
'The Grape, Its Present Condition and Dis
eases
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speech the Chairman of the Committee Of
the Whole, Mr.. Springer, overruled the
point OF order and decided the sections in
order, because they retrenched expenses.
Mr.. Conger appealed from the decision.
The House sustained the decision of the
Chair by n vote of 125 to 107.
A general debate was then opened on
the question. the understanding being that
no vote should be taken to-day. Mr.. Gar
field spoke first, in opposition.
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UNDERTAKEN.
nlh29 lyS
NOTICES..


NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN undenigned has been Apo MED as exccutrix
Ol the Inst win and les ament Oi Frederick w.
Bor,Ischein. late OF Hamilt n County Ohio, dc
ceased. PAULINE 30 NSCliElN,
Expcrtrix Of +. ". BJrnschcin. dsrcasCd.
G. TAFEL, Attorney. mh29SlS
~ TATE OF ROLiIN !. GARRETTE, DE-
II CEASED.-On the 29h day Of March. 1879,
the Probate Court of Hamilton County declared
the est,te Of Roliin ]. Garrette, deceased, to be
~ ,babiy ins went. Cr'dit0rs ore therefore re-
aurcd to present their claims against the estate II
the undersigned for allowance within six months
tr1m the tine above mentioned, or thev " i'll moi
he EMIT d to p yment. j. H. CLEMMER.
Administrators Of r. !. Gareite, deceased.
March 10Th, 1917. m 9.GtS
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A good two-story brick dwclling-house
No. 432 Liberty street, will be sold at auc
ton by Smith 4 Winters, auctioneers, next
Monday afternoon.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
RICHMOND, VA, March 29.-The Virginia
Court of Appeal accepts the reversal of its
Judgment ny the United States Supreme
Court
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FOUND.

VfOUND--ThAt ali the ladies stop at q Arcade
L and get tlieir shoes d essed and waterprooisi
with VOLTS Acme Blaking free OF charge. Open
in The evening Call and tell your friends TO caiL
mnl2-ln
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For artistic photographs, Schuster, No.
100 West Fourth street, opposite the post
office, has established an enviable reputa
ton. His specimens of Portrait, Landscape
and Mercantile Photographs are among the
handsumest ever exhibited in this city. and
will well repay visit of inspection.
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\ JOHN F. WILTSEE,
4 aUNDERTAKER.
NO. 205 w SIKH ST.
NEW PUBLICATIONS. &c..

AT STEVENS BOOKSTORE New
B oks, April Magazines and Fashion
Monthlita Elegant Frames for Cabinet
Photographs, new styles of Fine Note Pa.
pcrs; Regrets, Visiting Cards, Pocket Books,
Scrap Book Pictures, Albums, Paper D.,,ss
&C., &c. 80 West Fourth street. II
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New York Stock Report.

The following shows the range of quotation
and the amount Of sales today at the New Yorl
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea, Sterett & Go.
% West Third street:
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I'VE ARE ONLY SEVEN"

New YoRK, March $3.50 far seven wo.
men have dropped out OF the walking
match at Gilmore's Garden, and several
Others are soon expected to retire. The
physical condition of those still walking ia
in sad conteast with the gay colOrs in which
some of them are dressed. One Of the
walkers is old and gray-haired, and the
others are sick or limp painfully.
The men and women spectators, who sit
at ease for hours at time, make them
selves merry at the expense OF the walking
women, jeering at the gray hairs Of one,
and at the limp or pale face of another.
Most of those in attendance are tramps,
who got In for cheap lodgings and remain
day after day. The show is patronzed by
notorious characters.
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to Aaron b. Champion was fled this morn
ing.
The death of Hon. G. w. G. Johnston
is momentarily expected.
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THE SEVEN SISTERS,
Still Gracefully Gyrating Around Gil.
mOre's Garden.
SOME OTHER SPORTING NOTES
TWO MORE PURSE RACES.

Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, March 29-In addition to
the Merchants Stake, which has just closed
land, there will be two more purse
races. The Almey purse for
beaten two-year-olds, $500 added
by J. W. Almey, of the Gait House, Of
which 500 to the second horse, dash of
three-quarters of mile; the third race
being for purse Of $500, OF which $50 to
second horse, mile heats.
WITH THE USE OF LEGS.
BALTIMORE March 29.-Professor Miller,
OF this city, and John Mcmahon, of Ver-
mont, made match to-day to wrcstle
Greco. Roman, with the use of legs for
$500 side, in the Academy of Music, next
thursday evening. Col. Mclaughlin will
remain here to witness the match
National Associated Press to the Star
HAwDON AND HANLAE.
LONDON, March 29-Hawdon. of Delval,
has commenced active practice work for
the coming match with Hanlan. Hawdon's
exercise is taken on land, owing to the
sculling is impossible. The climate has af-
fected Hanlan to rather an unfortunate de-
gree.
A BICYCLE CHALLENGE.
John Robinson, OF Baltimore, yesterday
challenged Samuel z. Adams, of Washing
ton G. H., o., or any other bicycle rider in
the State of Ohio, to ride distance of one
hundred miles for $500, the race to take
place in Cincinnati at time and place to
be agreed upon.
MAZoNANIA SOLD.
w. H. Wilson the well-known proprietor
OF Abdallah Park, near Cynthiana, KY, has
sold the fine chestnut gelding Mazomania
to W. G. France, Of St Louis, Mo-, for the
sum Of 5000.
THE OLD GALS STILL GOING.
GILMoRE's GARDEN, March 29-10 A. NJ
The following are the scores of the leading
contestants at this hour: Lachapelle 16i
miles, Won Berg 100, Wallace l5o, Kilbur,
l4I. Tobias 140, Cushing 124.
Noon--Lachapelle 1853 miles; Won Berg
1876 miles; Wallace, 155 miles; Kilburn, l4s
miles; Tobias, 105 miles.
3P. M.-Von Berg, ITO miles; Lachapelle.
172 miles; Wallace, 164 miles; Kilburn,
l56 miles; Tobias, l50 miles.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

nR. WARES SPECIALITY EXTRACTION OF
~ teeth absolutely without pain, nj COLTON'S
Dental Association corner Fourth and Elm The
most difficult cRscs solicited. Go % headquarters
Fresh gas daily. nh2g I3W, STuNTh
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Mayor 'sPr0clanati0l
$1,000 REWARD
For the Apprehension and Conviction Of
the Murderer or Murderers Of
Harry w. Baldwin.

MAYORS OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, March %, 1879.
WHERRAs, During the night of March 18TH
1879, instant, dreadful crime was committed
near the corner of Elm and Ninth streets, in the
city aforesaid, in the foul and brutal murder OF
HARRY W. BALDWIN, for the apprehension and
conviction Of the perpetrators of which the two
Boards Of Coun il have passed joint resolution
requesting the Mayor to offer a reward Of
$1,000,
Now therefore l, r. NJ. Moore, Mayor OF the City
Of Cincinnati, do issue my pr. clsnlaton, offering
reward Of
$1,000
for the apprehension and conviction Of the mur-
dercr or murdeTers of Harry W. Baldwin.
Given under my hand and the corporate seal OF
said city, this 10Th day Of March, A. D. 1870
lsEAL] K. VI. MOORE,
mh29,3t Mayor.
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Children'B Spring Overcoats at Mabley's.
Boys Spring OvereOats at Mableys.
GasAAAAEzs.u1szmAnA
PROCLAMATION.
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IHOR SALE--CHILDRENs CARHfAGES-Ca'
II and sec haskell carria!es. Clio Madison street
c0vington. and 4j9 Main street, Cincinnati. Week
lY pRvmenis ii des!Ned. Mh-5-at'
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NJ ANTED-s -sCHOLAR-To Learn dress rutrini:
w by faylor's ~ TEN Of New York; lreSs ,
making done In all branches. not iGcIely fin,
work as heretnlore. MISS KATE WEAVER, as!
precman, between Clinton GGd Eycse,tsIs. II
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE SEWING MACHINES OF 81
Y Kinds, new and secondhand, cheap also re,
poIing, at 5l9 Central avenue, WIN McfEE,
iCSStf
, 1879-05-19
Prom Jauea FIsk. Jr.. Buffalo, snndrics.

Prop James Fisk, Jr., Buffalo, snndries.
schr Radical, Muskegon, light:
schr Belle, Grand Haven. 1iaht.
Schr F. A. johnson, Muskcgon. light
Schr Blue Belle, Manistee, sundries.
sear seaf Wolverine. Y; pe me-" Grand Haven, light
Scow Moses Gage, Mnntstee light.
schr Jeunle Lind. White Lake. light.
Schr Mary Nan. Mnskcgon. light
Prop Wissahickon. Erie. sundries.
Schr Mary Helen, White Lake. light
Schr Trio, Manistcc, light
Schr Groton, Co!ingwOnd, grain.
Schr Ada Mcdora, Buffalo, grain.
Schr Cuba. Milwaukee, light.
Schr Japan, Ludinston, light. .......
sear william stursfs. Ludngten, light:
Schr Lew Grant, Muskegon, light. -,
Schr Myrtle, Muskegon, light
Schf Petrel. MnsKeRon. light
Schr liver Lawson, Muskegon. light.
schr I. A. Burton, Muskegon, light
schr u. II. Willard Ludington. 'lis6t.
Prop Messenger, Benton Harhor, suddries.
Prop Skylark, Benton Harbcr, sundries
schr Z. 7. Royce. Manistee, light. :, :
schr Gesine, Manfatee, light.
Schr Lyman II. Davis, Muskegon. light.
Prop Norman, Nanistee, sundries.
schr v. e: Dunhum. Muskeyon, light, r.,
Schr Glad Td,ngs Muskegon, light.
Schr Imperial. atuskceon, light 4
schr KATE Gillctt, h1anistee light.
Schr Wl'i1e Lontit, Pentwater. sundrfes.
Schr Four Brothers. Manistce, light; :"
Schr Oracle NJ. Filler, Muskegon, light
Schr Tom Paine, Hullanu, snndrics. I
Schr 8. j. Holly. Manistee, light.
schr Emelinc, Grand Haven. stone.
Schr G. Michaeson. Grand Haven, stone.
Prop Commodore, Buffalo. sunlres. -
Schr Annie Tomine, Pentwater, light. i
Schr Milan. Ludington, light. t.
Schr City OF Grand Rapids, Grand Haven, Bundr1es.
Schr Planet Marinctte, light
Prop Tempest, Whitehall, Bundrics.
Prop Annie Laura. Muskegon, sundriea.
Scnr Clara. Muskegon, light. -
Scnr Jason Parker, Ludin2ton, light.
Schr -Four Brothers, Holland, light
, 1879-05-19
TOLEDO.

To1KDo, O., May 17.-GnA1S-Wheat easier;
Hp. l white Michigan, S. 0B bid; extra do, l. O9
bid; amber Michigan. spot, 81. 0s asked. ST. 071z
bid: June, 81 08a, July, S. o3A; No. amber,
E osH; June. S. oosl; July, 81: :03; No. 3 red,
ssLo5; rejected Wabash, Ole; Western amber,
5:l2 Com quiet: high mixed, 3sc: No: 2epot.
4Sc;; ac; dsmaeed, 3311c. Oats dull; No. 2: spot,
S2c; June, 32Ac; white, 321:c; rejected. e9c.
RkcEprs-Wheat, %, 600 bu;" corn, IL. 600 bu.
ealP1ESIs-Wheat, 20, Goo bu; corn, 3, 600 on.
, 1879-05-19
Presidential Recreation.

CarftspoNdE1cE 1I1Es6N7U 17aFEzucN
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE question was put
to an inmate OF the White House Yesterday us
to what the President intended to 10 th1s sum
mcr for recreatiop., The reply was that he vas
having his house at Fremont, O., put in order
With The Intention Of spending two- Or three
months there. Last summer the President So
iourned at the Soldiers Home, In one OF the
beautiful suburbs of this city. But bv the pres
ent arrangement for the summer, it is evident
the President Of the United States finds ''no
place like home"
, 1879-05-19

opened quiet and steady, with 7eAc bid; ad-
Sanced to 761sc; declined to 76lc, at which
price It closed shipments, SO, 600 brs. averaging
~, 900; transactions, 150, 600.
Plr7snuna, Pa, May i8.-PErRoLEun-
crude. 96ac at Parkefs for shipment; refined,
8hc, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1879-05-19
WOOL.

BosToS, Mass. May IT, -Wool-Demand active:
Ohio and Pennsylvania 1ieecea SIC: combing and
de1aine, 32@3sc; unwashea combing, 24@25c; un-
washed heeces, 1e612Sc; tu5-waghed, 30GD3oc;
super and extra pnlled, .2:Gaoc.
, 1879-05-19
KANSAS: CITY:

8necta1 Dtsoa.cA TO The Tribune -
AASsAs C11r, No., May y17.-GRAS-The F7lce
crTrenf reports wheat receipts, 10, 1se bu; ship
me9Is, 2, IT.: Il 213 bu: lower and slow; No. cash.
Sauzh; Skzh; Aag. 81. 01; No. cash, 96c; May. 9bc-
Eo.n-Recclpts. 30, 270 bu; shipments, g 011 bu;
*eaki No. easa. Bic; May, 3Q4c-
, 1879-05-19

WILMINGTON, May I.-Sp1n1Ts oE TuRPKHTns
Dull ut 28c.
, 1879-05-19
DTTR0TT.

unchanged,
ekaH-~heat easier; extra, 81. o04 asked; No.
~ Sm, e sIo9; May, ST. 05 asked; June, 81. .o4a;
9: & "a T. III milling No. i, 81 .02 asked; amber,
ents oi9: oo receipts Of wheat q, 253 bu; ship
, 1879-05-19

gpectal Dl1atch to 1Ae 1E7bunk
, PoEr CoLBoRAE, Ont, Nay 18.-Passed down
Nothing. \.
Up-schr Typo, Oswego to Milwaukee, coal;
Havana, OsWeeo to Chicago, coal.
, 1879-05-19

On motion Of Mr. Hynes, Messrs. Moran,
nous choice Of the Convention, which was im-
mediatcly broke up without waiting for
motion to adjourn, though Qpe;. Tas made and
carried while a few Of the delegates still re-
mained in the hail.
Thc candidates, or representatives of them,
are expected to meet the County Central Com
mittee at the Palmer House tomorrow evening
, 1879-05-19
MILWAUKEE.

HTEE3Qt D4dpAk"1 ~ 4Hc As*HH"e"
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 18-The stmr John
A. Dix, en- route from Alanistee to Milwaukee,
broke her crank-pin at O'Clock this morning,
twenty-five miles outside, and has been drifting
at the mercy Of the winds and wares ever since.
A boats crew left the steamer at noon to-day
and pulled to the west shore, reaching harbor at
6 O'Clock this evening. The tug Welcome has
pouc to the assistance OF the disabled craft, and
will tow her M,her before daylight.
The new tug Flossie Thielcke, Capt. Joe Gil
son, arrived here tonight en- route from Buffalo
to Chicago. The Thietcke made the. passage to-
this port from Buffalo in four days fourteen
hours, including eighteen hours detention, car
rying on the average slxty-hye pounds OF steam.
She will be due IN Chicago by daylight, thus
completing the trip in five days. The tugs
Willie Richards and Kitty Smoke have gone to
Chicago from Manitowoc, to remain through the
season.
Arrived to-day from below, the stean1-barge
Ballantine and consort Moore, and the schr
Jennie Matthews and F. C. Leighton, with coal.
, 1879-05-19


0nited states Life Saving se5yee oa1ss as OF Gen
eraI Superintendent Washfneton Nay STA
ton ,-,,, =. oatve5 st thfs off1ce untf1
wednesday, thc 18th day Of May. 1873 foF the cen.
srTurfIon 81 life boat station at Man!stee Mich tne
5utIdug must be completed, ready for occuoancs' On
OF d nnst BE- by bond IN the sum
1T sSoo with two good and sufficient suEetles con
tonei that the bidder shall enter into contract with
out delay aud g such bond. f9r r lie e.
he acceptcd: or By depost of 500 United states err
reuc~ or bonds. to be returned 70 the re
mi bidder after lis CONTRACT and bond Tor the faithful
OF the terms thereof shall be approved by
RE Secretary OF the Treasury -. ..., -,
AErecncations and ulana and forms OF proposal ana
hay, can he obtained 1t the o1ce OF tue Collector OF
Customs at Chicago; ofW B. Loutts SupeElnten.ae;nt .I;
Of Capt j. T. Merryman U 3 81. :; NJ S 10 e psoad
Xll proposals must ps iudorsed " rEopota! i9E ne
d sdr.ssed to the General Superintendent, United
s s,fates Life Saving Service. Washington. D; c.
ohe rrht 10 reject any all bids waive defects
+. Il a deemed for the best interests Of the
TO do 80, isrescITed. >. I: hiaMhaALLL,+
, 1879-05-19

NAN1GA1lON NJ KS
Eight vessels were at the Lumber Market last
night. "
The New Era brought si1 barges over from
Grand Haven yesterday.
The props Jay Gould and Philadc1phia are in
from nj bsi5H, and also the Canadian prop lake
Erie.
Yesterday was quiet one on the river. There
were no marine accidents, no rows, and no ex-
traordinary occurrences Of any kind; whereatye
marine man mourueth.
4 quick passage to and from Muskegon has
been mace By the schr b. c. Albrecht. She
reached that port Saturday noon, loaded 260,000
feet Of lumber, and Was here at noon yesterday.
A stiff breeze blew from the north yesterday,
and besides a small fleet of lumber hookers the
schrs ]. W. Doane, David Vanre, Lake Forest,
James Couch, aud L N. Forest arrived.
Tie schr Ha]sted, after loading Saturday with
grain for below, was found to be leaking sllgnt-
Il, and was put into Miller Bros.' dry-dock to
be calked. Her cargo was not damaged in the
least.
Samuel J. Brown, of the lumber firm OF Phil
1ips d Brown, at Pcntwater. was in the city
Saturday, and was met by many old friends IN
the lumDer-carryiug and grain trades. He IS
the: father Of Capt. Sam Brown, who Is we'll
known among mariners.
, 1879-05-19
BUEFAlxl.

oefIA,o' n. T., Nay 17.-GRAw-Generally
1aa; s,eeleo- No disposition to operate: Unsettled
eASt1 FRE1cHTs-Higher; wheat 4Ac; corn,
44e; boatmen asking &c more. -
A. RAILROAD DfREiGu7s-Lower: wheat, 63sc; corn,
, 1879-05-19

Babies CRY because they suffer: and the most re-
liable remedy for the relief OF their discomfort IN
Dr.. Bulls Bnby Syrup. Only 35 cents per bottle.
, 1879-05-19
~ ttesdy with sooa dema9a Scotch Snstas 39@29}H a}E
e@sses3; 1925; g; ;e1'nss fioa s.a ss7s s.
<rw ORLEANS.

.~- $3.50 Nav ELECTROMAGNETIC but
Ne" Ns.-sne. o s.. 50; XIX, s. 0o@4.25; XIX.
1tn: u lax eus s7s; high grades. s.. 1905 ;25:
st..%a5 st.g:Gcorn quiet, but steady Mt t48@5ac. Oats
timer; f1a@sa1;;qMs.n-H,sher at s.. 5o@2. 60. -
nnaaay,s,oss-pork in good demand and tending
',s5 I'd e1@; s .hess..:: s 1ssss sst
meats searexeq M g * packed, So 87H@4: 90. Bacon
seo IL full gse; il Hi fs
clear no' c,nyased Gull and unchanged; &c as in
size n,,1 and UNCHANGED. =
Gnoc15hais@1gc. Sugar steady, with fair de-
pa psn 9ooq q,fow elareS aIs Rrl%e
10 choice 2SSxd p Sgood demand; fair prices. Rice
M9,std sc''re md higher at o's&et7ac
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, 1879-05-19

PROPOSALS.
~ X bEsDS LIS FO ak HI II n e-
STONES FOR SOLDIERS GRAVES.

WASHINGTON. DC, March II, la79
ea.1.d rrouosa1a In tripcate, hereby Invited for
furnshng Heads for Soldiers Hrayes n private
village and city as s " tnG asw ~, G
extract: . .. ~ ,,.. t.,,,..,,, auth nv. 1ad ~
er-ct over the graves OF soldiers who served
IN fe EeCuar or Volunteer army Of the United states
hurIed In private VILLAGE, city cemeteHes IN tne
r $ans tho.e nterred IN National Military Cemeteries
humber to b. furnished b Is e. 1anda; a.
nred by the Secretary OF War and blank forms OF pto-
nosas can application tn person or by letter
Of Of National Cemeteries, Washing On, D: G; ~
Specimens Of the headstones to be 1urnHoea CAL DC
Iii bis Should be accompanied by good and su1elene M
enarantY and none will be considered except lof
nmercaa white marble, Of grades named III inc spec'-
nnnasa1s should be tncoscd In sealed envelopes and
ndorsed Proposals f9r ad t III e
nened IN the presence Of bidders Monday June la
1870 commencing at II O'clock q: m
nv Order Of the Secretary OF War
H. c. HEIGS, Quarie1ulasteF. .Genesal, u D n.