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Connecticut western news., 1879-02-12
LOCAL NEWS.

s.* We shall feel greatly obliged to any oi our friends in the county, or elsewhere, Who will send us particulars of eny occurrence oI interest which may come under their not,ce.
Connecticut western news., 1879-02-12
n.nn.ctious Weassrn Nevve.

Connecticut W00xeK@ N@W@s
 Extra Copies of the NEWS can bs obtaineaat n-.hau,a nrur Store, Salisbury "a E Marbla New Hartford. co~noIl & Hovt.a stora. Lskeville J. Turner, 1eus vnAx urrnnh,.v,, D,uo RAora Canaan po,t omoe west CosawAN. The Emporium" Wess wA
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Connecticut western news., 1879-02-12
NeaO Advertisements,
Taxes.

ON all taxes due the 2nd School District in O North Canaan remaining unpaid March l, 1879, interest at Che rate of one per cent month will be charged after that date.
 J. s. NEW, Collector. North Canaan, Ct, Feb. 10, lS7s.' 3wss
Connecticut western news., 1879-02-12

|n Papers and Magazines furnished at low NJ club rates, to single subscribers by M O.. Dean, Falls Village, Conn.,, breeder of F. Rock and Black Leghorn Fowls; 1y8Syols
Connecticut western news., 1879-02-12

 This Is Q, true story of what occurred at the singing school in an adjoining town. An old bachelor had been called upon by the professor to explain to the school the different kinds of meters. After having explained many kinds. he says: s.Professor there is one kind I don't know anything about and can't explain, so you'Il have to explain It." What one's that? asked Prof ''Meet her by moonlight" is the triumphant reply. X. -Indispesition and downright sickness prevail extensively heFesb0uts. Nearly everybody is affected :; some attending to their every day duties, snufaing with hard cold. others relinquishine all business, and placing themselves under the doctors care. Dr. Camp is almost continually on the road, having calls at all hours of the day ndnight, his charge at Ashley Falls since Dr. Sco- villes departure for California. increasing his business greatly.
 -Some fifteen tramps, known as the Bridgeport gang. " among the profession als of their class, took qr arters at the Nor wich police station, Saturday night. Sun day morning they refused to do the cus- tomary cleaning up around the building. The whole gang were unceremoniously looked up. During the day they indulged l in boisterous singing and shouting, The shower bath was tho only thing to quiet thenn, end 1t was successfully applied. The BridgeporteEs ere said to be the worst gang on the tramp and rule the others. especially im fyNmwanR3rss&
Connecticut western news., 1879-02-12

sT No claim for arrears under the pro
Connecticut western news., 1879-02-12

E0aa C0m&Rm.- =. Our locality has been talking about Creamery" for some time. 4 notice was posted for ''all who were interested in the mllk business" to meet at the store of Wm. Adam. 2d. to discuss the best interests of dairy farmers. but the meeting was not a success. We think that If those interested in thlsssection would invite those similarly interested in Norfolk, to meet at West Nor folk, or some other conyenient place, that between the two places there could be something done in the right direction. We have conversed with some of the Norfolk farmers. and fud that they would enter tain such proposal provided that cream cry could be located so as to aecomn,odate both localities. IL is certain that some thing must be done, CT dairy farming in this section will be failure.
 The lyceum at No. is in full blast. Last Monday evening the question ot Love and Fear was decided in the negative. One of your neiGhbors, MT. D. A. Rlker was present, and did good service in negatiDg the question. Theauestion for th1s week IS: Resolved that labor saving machines are benefit to the poor man,
 All quiet alonE the lines. ANON. LaKeviIle.-
 Lakeville had lively week during the one just past. Something was going on al- most every eveE1ng. This week is replate with the drama Amy Stone appearing, eff she gets here). both at Salisbury aud in this village. in The Two Orphans. After Amy is lost to sight, etc!s. the native talent of Salisbury Center play East Lynne. If the Center wants to see Amy aga,n. or wishes to have their own talent try again. they will have to turn out more than forty strong.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-11
CHas. ~. SCHULZ l. BROTHER.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
and Tor The County of ormSby. Orlena A ero, plaintiff
John Bero defendant Action brought in the District
Of the Second Judicial district OF the state Of Ne
yad in and for the County Of Ormsby and the complaint
li in said County Of Orlnby in the oc> OF the Clerk
The of Nevada sends greet
ing john Bero defendant You hereby required to
appear in action brought against you BY the above
named plaintiff in the District Court the Judicial
District of State Nevada and the County
Ornsby and the complaint filed therein "a copy
Of which Accompanies this snpns) within ten DAYS tex
elusive OF the day OF serYce) the service of
this sumnonsf served Within this county; or ii served
N this count but within this district, within twenty
da otherwise within forty days"r Judgment by default
Il he taken against you The said action Is brought to
decree ri divorce <soyng the bonds of
mony existing between plaintiff and yourself, on the
roundS Of desertlon aud Abandonment Plaintiff alleges
first that since about the Sd day OF june, A r.
1876 the defendant, without provocation, will
fully deserted and abandoned plaintiff and since has
continued anu continues TO desert and abandon her
second and that since sad last mentioned date and
for than year last past the SAID defendant has
utterly failed and neglected provide for plaintiff he
any Of the necessarics OF life which said ne
ec AND failure was and IS not the result Of poverty on
Defendant, part which he could not avoid by ordinary i'll
dustry; and further that she is without fault in the
premises that there IS living Of the issue OF her said mar
rage female child named Franketa Rorn OF the age
Of Dina wears that said child has been and deserted
by defendant and left to the support OF paintf that HE
defendant is unfit to have the OF said child and her
educ ltion that there is no common property Of plaintiff
and defendant; wherefore PLAINTIFF rriys decree II the
that the bonds between plaintiff and defendant be
dissolved that pending this action plaintiff have the
and custody Of the said minor child Franketa Bero that
upon the final hearing such and custody warded her
that pending this action defend mt be required pay
paintj such reasonable sums As allonv and counsel
ma iust that she her costs and have
sIch other relief she be entitled fully
set forth in plaintiffs complaint, And You ate hereby
titled that ii you tail to appear and answer the said
paint above required the said plaintiff will apply The
the for the relief demanded in her corapaint.
Given under hand and the Seal Of the District Court
the Second J;lcai District of the State IF Nevada
the County Of 0rm,hy this 29h ayof October.
in the o Lord thousand eight hundred and
venty -nine. }. ii. MARSHALL,
isEAL CIe;k.
Z. =. T4RI,v. Attorney for plaietif
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slAcKWeo5's EDINBURGH MAa!z!NE

These Reprints not selections; they give the oFi
mails FULL and about third the price of the Eng
fish Editions
No publications compare with the leading British
Periodicals above named reprinted by the LEONARD SCOTr
PTBLIsHsG COMPANY. In respect to fidelity of research
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equal They keep pace with modern thought dis
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-11

Finest brands Of Liquors and Cigars always h.nd
The celebrated Tea Kettle ami Gid Miller Whistles
and Opera Cigars specially.
IL connection with the bar, place 81 the Ladies
Saloon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-11
NOTICE NJ II.
UNfrEp >rAFES LAND OFFICE,

UNfrEp NrAFES LAND OFFICE
CARSON CRY, Nevada October 10 1916.
Notice ia hereby given to all whom it may concern
That joan Hanson Of the county OF Wfshoc State Of
Nevada has this day flied this Office has application No
II, purchase from the United States the
following described tract OF land chiefly valuable for tim
Der and unfit for cHl;iyation viz Southeast quarter of
section 20 in township No. II north, range No 10 cast
ID. NJ, containing 100 acres and situate within the
Carson City. Nevada, l. :. Land District.
Any and all persons having any interest in claim
said land adversely to said apucant hereby required
to file such adverse claim with the register of said Land
Office within the SIXTY DAYS period Of publication of
this notice, failing t" do So they will be barred
such adverse right claim.
octlG-G0I G. n. HARRIS, Register
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-11
CfGyi.Hi 8 ALLEN,
NEWS NEA!.EH~ AHD ~rtTI l.Is:h~,
OPERA upCar HIn.'K


Picture FRAMES ii >ii,cci lty.
a large assortment Of Spectaces and Eye r also
dealers in Novelties. Yankee Notions, Toilet Soap.
Heriumery Chrom"s Stationery, school aud
Blank Books.
hecf and Book Na.ic furnished at short
Or.nns an& "ianos ut l.oyv-at Possible Rates
MEaICA> ~ nm. t;fs -!t:WING MACHIAks
PISTOLS, FIREARMS Ac.D AMMCEITlUT At Low EST
PRICES.
viii give special attention tho delivery OF ali Papers
and Periodicals.
The C;pll HI, Meas .Ie,:,yrc, ial25.J
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-11
STATE TIMBER LANDS.

STATE LAND DEPARTMENT.
CARSON CRY. Nevada, Sept II, 1879. !
4 LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY MOTT.
"A FLED that the cutting Of timber for p,lr
pose any timber lands-including the 9Th and Both
school land sections the OF Nevada
contrary to law, and that legal proceedings will be nst
tuted against all persons who have committed who
hereafter commit such tresss and damage upon such
lands
Persons knowing nv dcpredstions being committed
upon the growing timber any of the public school
" the State respectfully requested forward such
information to this ofic6
A.. J. HATCH
Surveyor General snd es O.icio State Land Register
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-11

s0xksN or CARSON AND PROCTOR STREETS
VlNHIS ESTABLIHHENT HAVING BREN
rebuilt and redttei since the fire, now contains the
finest set OF side boards to be found in the city, whore
will always be found the best approved and named Wines
and Liquors, and the finest brands Of Cfgrs fine Bill
lizard Table and Cubrooa connection with the house
Give q cali
jet GIBSON s. IDEALLY, Proprietors
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-11
FISRT-CLasS CHOP STAND

Has been fitted up where Meals and Lunches be had
at all hours, day and night, cooked to order NJ pain
will he spared to max this a FIiiSTCLASS STAND.
'}y 4tyrs Grabs Shrimps and Musses always on hand
son, aui served in the best -yl".
Wines al eli knis furnished oil ORD -.
, 1879-07-18

The Lton County tSey.) Tinss. writing Of Tho
ltliicrous mistakes at \ recent school exnmi1a-
tlon there, says: Although tho replies Indicated
tho scholars, some ludlcrous mistakes wero
matle:
a t,oJ VIVA told to correct the following sell-
tence: !" Af1o began to lift tho OK when lle Wua
calf.h The reply was: "slilo, When nc was
an OK began to l!ft the calf"
A little boy wns asked: 4 What are the prin-
cipal minerals In Neyadal" Tie ropled. without
the least hesitation: Gold, silver, and trout"
To the qucstlon, " How would you 20 from
New York to san Francisco bv waterl" 3 boy
tp fl,e saDe department replied promptly, aud
with the utu,ost assurance: I" by boat!'
Another scholar IN the SUNG class being
askctl. Why do We celebrate t!le Fourth nt
Julyt' answered unhestatlngly: "Dccsusu
three Presidents died ou Tint day.n
4 boy III the high school, llnylug bcet re-
qu!red to giyo tho plural Of two, answered:
aThrco!f' and resumed bis seat With ao!f-
satisfied Air,
, 1879-07-18

compared with Tassdss price, nof,nf ant .sp ea
II, 5en"n,s hn bccn satiuacd there ien,tnea ~.
,oi davf snpp|, a. ana \ w au1, eufta 10 sraTt
r9 rfla1y asepo, se' ssies rsaacd from -
~. infcrior grader, tnclndInR :tafs. nu'is, anu
.r.nunv I'D cows to 81. t' 90 f3t ot1sn nGcses es
thon9a ~ a,,x. ,.a st xg 4fa 10 for Texans. md at
saa5Se4 70 fot fatr 10 choice .hippl,g stssss
es.,s ts offerings g shoee and ostfa g.adss r. y
rtsud that they dill mot share In tho dacllno
y3x.s ue 10 tic existence nf R0nl export loman!.
n In c1nort movement from DoBon LILO CoHu'eT-
IL XII II" "RHiitftn Of that city says:
HTho demand for shipping caetlo for Tho English
-r,rk rfs has hcen fairly active. and steamers arc
ama"srri seYcral weeks ahead for Ito tsansnorta-
fa, n liza ss1ck 10 Liverpool md London. There
Wore fow Texas and Colorado cas@'s In market,
.onc f,f thpn, OF very fair Rradc. Tho prices for
tio iasrcr portion Of beef cat.c ranged from IN
EIsc ncr n. Mast nr the higher. priced hecvcs
vcrc t'iose which wefo bought up foE tho English
markets. ,.ux.
fctxon advances cattle will be brought more freely
Eotttcrn catto consists Of grass fed aleors and
cows suitable Tor the country hutchcEsf for slauKh.
{arfr6-
, 1879-07-18

County. Neyaui. 1t Is z rena!kablo stratum.
tl4at rGsts horizontally III q atrep blafH Ut vol
cantc matter whth hanks thu eastern side Of
smith's Creek Valley. Tho stratum Of steatits
IL from three to ten feet ia diameter. 1t Ia
easily worked, aud the farmers, cattie-mcn, and
sheep-tc1ders tn that region All uka tl}e natural
Article for wAsliug purposoV Chemically con-
stdsred, t!ils peculiar clay IL hydratcd silieato
of alumlna, magnoaIa, potash, and liu,e. When
pIuxcscly like imnctse muses. os 1nossled Cas-
ttlu s0up-tia uotil!Ng element BALM; stIsuil
percentage OF iron oxfdo. lew lays aru
l'rof. Stewart, Of Virginia CitY. received q sam-
plo Of the SOAP, prepared By = aFM IN Eiko
market. Il Is similar ID appearance tu tlp Cas-
tile soap sold 10 large bars. Nothing Is added 10
thu mineral but tr!de more alkall allu souis
scouting extFacts. 1ta dytesslso qualities sre ~
powerful ~ those ot any 1nanu'acsu5ed Aoap.
, 1879-07-18
EXPLORATION IN 1878.

Whnt tho Explorers Arc Doing in Vnrlnsss
Qnnrtors uf tlle niobc-.AfrIcAn. Asiatic,
hnatralinn, Polar, and American Explora-
, 1879-07-18
A Literary Curiosity.

A curious bit Of Jotuaonese Is Contributed to
tbs columns OF the Eeho ts.opdonl by = bon.-
III unuauied African hollow, the rulu assegai Of
a savage profAnely passed tl.e fcnc". Of those
strange pue waiting eyes. and eutcrct1 The rich
ly1onyolutoa brail of tho only sou of Napo.
leon ILL.,, It tnaluged to tuucA tue heart OF
Europe" "BY u strange touch OF thu Irony Ut
Fate,'t hn goes oil to say, TOR may We not say
of Providencot-ttel lullcr0us piuchbeck ul I'm
prrlalisul OF d Beaconsle1d. brought into Golf.
Imperialism of a Cctywayv, has hecn thu lucans
Of e1tnguishlnE the luost VT a spark Of aan-
, 1879-07-18

tho bottom. The intact water being under pres
turo gives powor. to It's volume; tho in
t.Ant tic, propeller II stopped tho volumes
from tue two sdes meet a; she stern 'no't
directed by tho pitch Of The rcsew. AMI having frco
fran, atIc to side through thr propeller port,
ID thsowh with The Atern OF the sessel osi1 eldo
1tnw takes an opporlte direction, And Il will bo
fnrlher onervcti, ho~ thnt tho f'afes Of the pro.
nc!les arc stationary. tn"rn Ia no curfent pasrln0
tho edy formed on the aft afdn while t,1tktnR thc
serow With forward motion to the ycssn! Il power
tic vessel IL actually *teoscu bJ the bitch Vt tho
propeller. which. being uhchangeabc, u con-
ttnued stationary wonld cause the vessel 10 form
circular w&ke,
, 1879-07-18

NAUTICAL MlaHArS.
Tho tug 1sutlcr broke her crank. bin yesterday,
and laid M to have a now ono put, In
III pasalng thu Lumber Markot last evening tho
achr Havana cFuahnd against hooker, aud lad q
lanyard carried away.
buffalo Erprfss. Wednesday: ''Tlo prop Co!o.
rndo, Of tho Commercial LlRe. met with rather
serious nccideMt yesterday astcsnnon nbout {.
O'c!uck. Shu lnn left thty poft fur Chicago loaded
with merchandise. and hsl prucccdca abaut twenty
miles IN lilo AGs. when 0ua OF the keys 1f hee
shaft hecama looac anu aha was Obliged to call on,
on the tug 0EleAt for astistance. She was suwul
buck to th!s port, and about midnight woul 10 tho
about Two dRYs."
lu tho sqnall on Lake flnrnn Tuesday, tes!dus
tho noideh Weat. there were thrce othot aohoonars
that loat caaras. rl's Il. 7. Sheldon lost hor j!I*
and main sail; tho Anulo fnlght EaF mainsall and
ltbs. Tho Goldon West IL repairing damages at
Port Huron. -
The prop. Jay Gould. while passing up Duda1o
River Monday AFTERNOON, run lnto tho tchr Cham
pson. tyinR ncnr tho Niagara Elevator. Tho pro.
o tho uatnmaat, and broke twelve chions. also
large .p!oco Of the rail. Ths Champion will 10
quito unfortunate this ssasun, ts boinx thu setonu
time sAa has suffered damage by collision.
, 1879-07-18
DETROIT.

DErnolT. Mch., July 17.-The steam. barge
Ohio, linden, IL aground In Lake 1T. Clair, Just
shout t}raese Point. Tugs arc working at her
Ht,c went on this afternoon. 1icr comforts sailed
on anl Upon arriving abreast o! Dctrot., cnss m.
choe anil viii nwafl bes release.
1c1.atls Information has reached hero that VAN
1erbtlt has dcc!ued to bntd nnw fcrry-boat for
the Canada Southern 1t AmhcFaiburc. and that his
contract Will 10 let thlx week. buffalo, Clc.c.
lhnd. and Uctr0tt arc nrner cnnsIdefa.
tfDn az 1Inccs nt wl,trh II viii
bo h,,ils, with ths o1ds In tavor
of Detroit. The boat will cnst not lcas than 3115
600. nnl must ho ready for delivery by nIwin1er.
Tie pcl,r Chenry Amcs link a }ihboofn out pf
The echs Autnsiur Ford, below Dots Blanc Island,
ID Lake Erie. last night.
, 1879-07-18

PHILADELPHIA,

PInLAnnLrn1A. July II. 7.-FLouls-Quiet; bfinno-
sofa c1tFs family, in lots, medium, $500; do
good to fancy. 35,4b 80; Ohio do fancy, 10. 20;
winter wheat patents, IS. .75aluh0; Minnesota,
81 G01950. 1lye hour firm At 81. .09t3,25
unA1S-Wheat steady; ypry moderate demand;
No. red, III elevator, u. IL. Corn qu!eti sau
mixed on track. 4Dl50c; yellow. A0c. Oats
s.diea9y; y taixud Western, 37ts8s39oi whto do. 80
raosx!sMioas-pnll ~ Is and unchanged. Iasd-West-
y.qf yn.9qf1kl4--stualyi creamery exlra, l5le17c; New
} ~~"ass 4t4l l5e; Western Reserve extra, ll1l3c.
, 1879-07-18

F0fkftff5N.

FOREtHN.
The following wese FccetScd hJ The Chicago
Board nf Trado:
Lsvxnrnot, July 17-11:3o 4. nn.-Fiour, % I'd
6a1oa I'd. Whcat-Winter, Os :1d9os Sd; spsfn9 ~
nd; white F. 1odN9n ID: club. ~ oa1oA iod.
Corn, IA 3JGb4s "a. Pork. 1ee. Lard. BIZ U.
.1tvEuroo1, ,Iuiy 17-1 p. m.-Flour-Extsa
State, lis. Tt1eat guiet hut hfnn!J hoIa; fca
winter, o. Cd; M. . spring. FL Id; No. do.
rs lid. Chrn 1ntctcr; ~ 3Hd. Csfsoca on COAST
Wheat and corn IN moderate damand. Country
markets. nrr, I'urk-Wessern r. NJ, 40e. Lard.
a1s Dd. l}scon-Long claar, @5s Cd; short clear,
qas I'd.
!. LONDON, JnIy 17.-LtvERroor--Whsat firmly
htlu. MAnK 1Ar4-Cnrancs of coaat-Wheat
nr,n. Corn sia'io dcarcr; fair averaged Ameri.
c;ao mixed, nlf Cd. Cargoos On passage-Wucat
aru,. Corn hruer.
sptri9t Hlsnnsch to 7he Tftonne.
L1rEuroof, July 17-11:3o q. m.-F1ouN-Ho.
!, 1s 1od: No. =. ps I'D. ~.
s--wbcat-Wlntcr. No. !. On ad; No. 2, %
Sd: spring. No. l, 81; Mo, 2, Rs; white. No. !. Ds
ID: No, 2, 81 10d; club No. ]. ns 10d; No. z, O.
Cd, corn~-New, No. /, Is ID; No. 2. ia I'D.
rnovts,oys-Posk, 4Gs. Lard :31a Cd.
L,vEnrooL, Juiy 1T-5n. .-pHovistoss-Infd.
31s nd. rest unchanged.
ItYxnroo,, July 17.-Corrox- dull and
easier at 13-1GGbnfc; sn1ef, :, 900 hn1es; spccu-
lation and export, 2, 600: American, $500.
LAND-Amce1can, 3ta Cd.
Cu1xsE-Fine American, 34s.
HHslN-Comnon. n.
Iospor, July 17.-SrrnsTs Or rE7noIEuN-7A
@7ls; refined, 6,Sf..
I1NsEEn UI1-GgT LIS.
HEslN-Com1non. 4s :h@4s Cd.
AsTwBnp, duly T-PxT,toLEuK-~174c.
, 1879-07-18

CLEVELAND, o.. Juiy l7.-yetsel. .chlrtesf to-
day: schr II. ]. Wilcox, coal. Ashtnbuia to
Portage on p. t., md orc L'Anhc to Nhsabu'a at
81. 30: schs II. F. Merry, coal, Cleveland 10
DottoIt, nt SOC; nehr Athenian, cont Fa!rpoft IN
aasne. At 3oc; schr Bullock. conl Cleveland 10
Ucllevile, at SIZE: Echr Eonnrtut. lumber Al
pcua TO sandusky, at Sl.o5 or ratt; ateam -hatGc
Powers, COST Ashtabnla to P!rthgc. At d5c. and
ore lame to Aslltabnla At f:.Ho; sshs Kiyesade.
ffcc, ind orc baci; from Mnquctte Of, p. l.
, 1879-07-18
THE HURON AND ONTARIO SHIP
CANAL.

In an editorial, tho theme Of which IL the great
ness OF lllnos as producing 6tate and Chicago ~
commercial centre and channel Of distribution,
tbs London 1fuHs tins incidentally rsfcrs to tho
Huron aud Ontario Shln-Cansl project:
IN IL truo that for onu- -llalf Of the year tho
navigation Of lhs Bt. Lawrence aud tho Iukcs is
ttnptdcd hY Ice. Yet during tbs other huf tAe
esoos could 70 cheapty FAasported from Illinois 10
Eh2apd; Thu prospect VI this fusul vi transport
being .Iil further facilitated la Lately beon wo..
derfnllT taeroescd. a project 10 In oontem pstlon
iot makang = ship.cAnM hetweoa Lake Huron and
Lak Ontario. II this canal were available, Tho
saving iu distance hutwsan Chicago and LIVERPOOL,
eompsTed " wita sas route thsosrh tbs Eria Canal.
with the Wellana canal would 30 SEQ n liz. wh,Io
tho estimated reduction ,n ths cost OF csIryiuv
freight would ha % ton.''
, 1879-07-18
THE CHICAGO rRBukE FRIDAY 1s79-1wELvE PAGES

RcrGus fdes TINT might, in the pcrson of ts vic.
rchau!IItated Ii tho eyes of Europe. This en-.
bodied idea l,as died 1loHosably md ptt.fnlly at
last, with hot unt,enutLfuI eue ut,on It's ',ln,
md Nc shail bury II honosably out of our sight,
not without sonno lurking regrets for thing
tlIat was. after all, an impossible 1nachr1nsn,.'
The correspondents main point seems 10 be that
France cannot stomach the notion Ut IN Em-
peror to come out OF IA cross between intos.
cradle rlon-plon nud the rude, cock-noscd stock
Of Savoy."
, 1879-07-18


gcepe-A puhttr oiilcu In Rochester, Dra-
4uatls pefsouu-Thc c1esk In charge AMI au
elderly uuilen ,mly from tho country, POSI-
tlol-Clurk with telephone at bis car and faelng
The entrance. Lady entering. Clerk-"tia u
youfn i..dy-"My nan,e Is Smith," Clerk
). Can't hear you." Lady" Ny uaIne iH'' -.
Clerk-'tl will come aInl see ynu tonight.
What tlnv aha!l comel" Lady (a1cltedl!}-
hcr ofI.n Lauy-"I will 20 witAuut bcluE
takcs,." Clerk. blandly--" " hut do wish,
tuadRm1" Curtain.
, 1879-07-18

13urYs4o. n. T., July 19.-Cicarel--props SEQ
Tia, ,ntrchandIae; Juniata, merchandise: Arabis,
r,crc.anotae. chicngo; schrs S. II. Foster /. 200
tom coal; Cossnck, GN0 ions rand, Milwaukee !;
Jrn, 464 tons coal, Marquette: Miami Belle, 450
tena coal. .roledo; Wen1 .thc.WnTe. Detroit; H.
j. Root. 30 corus sonc. Saginaw: T.. Eapron, $40
inns coa1 Sandussy; Niagara. j, 400 tors coal,
Chicago; barge ". l.. Pack. Saginaw.
Chartcrs-Scar Grace Amelia, coai 10 Windsor,
G1n inn.
, 1879-07-18
CONSTRUCTION OF nIrnnrRa-

LON8IIEUCI1U.N QF 1{U1JIgERH,
Tho american Sh1 refcrs to tho 11icu!ty In tho
construction Of tho suudeEs and tho jet psopalees
Of slrsm 1etsels which. under soma conditions,
pseyeuts the backing Of the engines in tIo to pro.
vent possible Bertous dlssstc1a. The Ssip, In or.
planning tho difficulty. aara: ''lf. whea ths en-
gtues ato driving the vessel forward tho acrew IL
suddenly stopgrd. tho vessel continues TO be furcrd
ahead by tho lnoiuenlum Or tAe Wates surrounding
, 1879-07-18

CfacrxSArL duly II. 7.-cor7ok-Qu'ot At 11Kc.
FLouH-nn1I.
r1nAiN-Whcat weaker; 15t1s1.02: recatpte,
DS, QUO bn; shipments, 70. 00D bn. Coru-De-
mnnd good at full priccs, 4OI4Ic. Oats steady,
with fair demand at :E'GaJge. Ryc quiet al tic.
Barley dull and nominal.
pgoy'sIo1s-Pork dull; jobbInR, se.25. Lard IN
fair demand; currcnt make. g. s.. Bulk meats
dull and lornr: shoulders, 50. 40: short rihs.
81 10 asked cash; safes s.. IL. hnRuhs; short clear,
81. 80. bacon In good demand; s4.10, ST.. oin
3. 2i and 81. no.
W,ttsKr-strong demand for good, and tending
upward. ut S1.da.
IiU7rEn--l)ull and unchanged.
LINaEEp OiL-stcady ut bic.