davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
n n.'ovug wcIg to-lay's quotations Tor COINS

F.a- god bars ..-.....-.-- .----.--P4ra4
Tine directors of 'hc Bank Of England held t"e.r
Trr~'.r v.rk. ling today. making no a,tera-
non I'm the rate oi ~ crest which remains a. per
cent this being 1li01ls mr. cent above the rate
out-iir market. during he week the ht'k gained
4-26 900 Pom lion 10000 went into the bank to-
d3g con balauc~'l and he proportion OF reserve e.
Liabilities advanced fo3l lsnrr cent against BOA l~t
week Ou rho London = 0ck EYcuang-, cons"l~ were
,trg,g ~ g63-. United Saf's bonds were lower
1861, M 1882 new Is a. 1868 NV fl9' ~ loo's.
and IO-4Us ~ 1909. I'm American see lr..lcs Ere
common 4'va' "H t"-3'o r. err a To r. - lli.hrS
Central to Si+ au JERSEY Central TO- -. c'!-o,-
dl ICED bonds r.uIu.". af 50. P~ln.vlvanlI closed
ar 80. and Reading 81 l@lo. The Bank of France re-
por-et A ~ lr OF i1J. 900 francs daring the week.
P.o+-~ opened D.. PIri- ~ 1896 and advanced 10
ll3.92l2; sight exchange on London yleIung 10
Al the annual election for directors Of the Long
Branch au8 Nca>I'Ic Railroad Company. held az
or~ FIR thc wear -" were rlerte1 .: J3' 'g'ir H.
Nehemiah PeuN. T.. :. Green. ". :. Sn'ds n, j. ].
Coleman, VI. p Goldman nomas G. re-. CIV. G. j.
$. ton,or. T.. Y. liam, j. w. Ham.
Ttc Governors of the Stock Exchange have de-
cid.d To place mnlug ~torss o. "a character that
sii pas, d., committees upon tlr regular list and
tu defer the opening OF % special mining depart
weut uutii he business IN TINS class IF securities
shall dcyclopc the necessity Tor 5uch depart
meut Il also has been ordered th4i
norton If The " O. lot.ti,u List Doc designated in
come bonds. interest Day able II earned aud not 10
bee a.,ualu tjrd.' tuucr the latter heading the
Lr4t-u and WII-Suarrc Cal CompanNs income
bonds 3 100000. dated May l. ISIS, due Nay !,
lNS~ interest stem ANNA ly at not over : per cent
A vcdr and the Central Of NeW-jArsev Company
. income bonds .S2fJo, $50, dated Nav 1. 1875, du-
MAJ l. 1908, Iul. rest SELL. annually al moi OVCr
Ter cent % scar. have been placed upon the -ular
list. The stock Il th' iiomc>jdNc Mlu'u% company
ESQ wa, admitted 20 tle Inst. The capital q this
COMPANY Is 100 D0o shares at the par value Of 81 90
total capita. 10000. OOO-aud represents prop
erty IN WLtrVuoa Mining Distinct Lawrence
County Dakota Territory.
The Pu0u.N Insurance Company shows net sur
al Trfl
S7Sl323. Us investments include - ,Oz3.7OO of
Government bonds. aud loans ON bond and mort
gage %2lS,7JU, secured by property valued AZ
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

at 203 per cert on Government bonds. The fol-
lowing were the rates Of exchange on Ncw-York at
the aforementioned cities to-day: Savannah buving
par and Il premium Charleston weak, Is 10 dis
count a par; New-Orleans, commercial Il. bank Is
-. Louis, - premium; Chicago, steady. Ito dis
cadnt buying. 10 premium selling; Boston, II
cents premium The United States Treasurer at
Washington to-day received $500. 900 IN National
bank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
We're $4,000, and internal revenue receipts
S%lG,Oc0. ne following Is the Cl,aunC-llouse
statement to day: Currency exchanges, S13, 1907
99G; currency balances. S3,9j3,329.
The lnawing ave tho anOtal IONS ON The free LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
Tie recripts Of 1uUr and gram NJ the principal
A .LAnt.o n.r.s TIM - DAY " Jannarv wore

The following were the receipts ami shlD neur, AZ
and from chicago and Milwaukee to-day, a. re-
ported by telegraph.
receipts. Shipments.
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MD MEAL-FLot
change, very moderate e1Doil a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

,TR MARKET without deciaed
aLa Local trade dcntud JUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
HAVANA aud MEXICAN

= Nv IWAN, NV ~ = = IIIII III'-NI ~
y MAIL LINZ.
steamers leave PIE. 10 North RIVER " p '8
FOEHANANA DtREtl al titA 'itt h.
Calling al Pr1rrcs-u Canpra,iy and tfoAi.fa -
CITY go -ttutnd' Jan =,
CITY " -lIlEtIDN .lIastis -.
CITY OF MERIDA ......... at MAY tro :
steamer leaves NewUrcLG- Jan 29 ana Fob j. iot Vera
cruz. t.a Ntt.uOo-. T4Wurp luNuIn. connection VIA
steamer fiay New lr-k and ABOVE potts
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A"H
Iouisv. & Nashv.
/ <. i{.....-... $40 81 .
LOUSY. & NIshv.
Cort - ISIS los 100
Loui-v. 4 N1-ny.
-d NJ. Gold lS-3. 90 "
Mem '- e. Charles
ton list 1870 .-- s94 o..
Na-I. Chat & -.
/ st - 1913. 99 - =
, Nash.Chit's n.
Cs NON NJ. ".
q 4. h ......--.. Ss-2 80 =
-. b.. & san Fran.
III class 8 igHG 50 80
. 81. T.. & san !ran.
"a III - & 70 Ii. 30 81
/ 81 l.. & ~au Fran.
~ class p 1906. 80 81
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~ IEA>cis0o cLosI>' F"I'
Yesterday To-da

There was nothing IN
call. for special comment
were decidedly weak AM
strou- ana others du.l al
annex current quotations
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Tota amount Of marine prcmluws..-.-.-.--..
so policies have been ISSUED uuou Ike RISKS
nor anon hIe disconnected with marine r>e,.
Premiums mar,el ofF from lstJaLpary, 1875, 10
oIst Decemb"r ISIS ...----.---- .--.-.--...
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Time loans running sixty to ninety days are ma
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transnib erldou snbli6 aus Dem Maiftor.
be Der &ettunDsruf Gin Sssel, etn @sssl
In @idt! Die NottFasseu uuresn aalO'
sl.ia aui beioe @aFen sebibt. wabrsno
bas srobe, psibs 0impsl NIT bsm 9famsn
bes SGtffss, weittin bemsrtbar. am Wer,
t.rmaR Hatterte. Das Sdi1 in Sthf
mus uns bemertt baten, es talt auf uns
au, rief Der Steuermann na6 einer Ne.le,
m.nn es nur nod sor Na&t In unisrs Nape
tpmmt
Die goots, bic nod unpsrfebrt seblisbsn
poren wurpsn in 8ereiti6aft sslsbt. btr
gapltan bieIt, wie ss pis 8orldrift psr'
lanai, einen Borbratb unp sinittmmiS
tpuroe tefhlolfsn, bas unrsttbare 9f'T 3u
perlai1en. Wan mar nur nod barauT be-
paht, tas nadte 2eben In Sihsrbeit ,a
brinaen uub 70 lief man benn aud auBer
bem Borbicurnal, bas ,pilden sust 5ols'
ltaden gut psrmabrt wurbe, ales Mnotre
bic tbeuersn Qusrifunssfide ber eapt'
tanstaiite, wslhe iitrisens utnebin fhon
srS6teutbeils ,ertrimmsrt waren, als un'
niibsn ga0af iabren. Gmma mar NIT
pier Watrulen In elm Boot auf ben &rab'
nsn ssbraht porosn, UNI oieies bet Nm
nateruns bee fremoen SGifes. BON cem
man suYsrfGtIih 8sttuus ermartete, TO-
fort areiGen unb binuberruoern 3u tDnnsn.
Dis junse 8rau bate Fh wabrenO Der
&ataarppbe mufsrbaft sefaBt uno rubts
benommsn, 1e bielt bic Gefahr, pisueidt
I'm gsrtrausn auf bic 5ol,laouna, nt6t
fur unmittelbar brutenb, uno eann mar
Der @olf pon giseaya 70 bauFs uOn @dif'
fen befabren, baB man bas Beseansn et'
nss Jabr3susss fur burdaus tsasrldsin'
LID taltsn rubte.
(SdluB fplst)
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Gin D0rthen nsnn id Gu6 inbaltihwsr.
90 ssbtt BON Runbe ~ Munes,
Ga eut,tt Gar fls SsH ben Gitstn scr.
tDu aabne 1tddt sitst sappa 6hnos,
4em WtnfhtR III nima,er ieiu gbeftb s.raubt
f9p lang st sUt an sOzoDONr slaubt.
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- Sn einem @nreiben an bic ,Wef'
ltde pof" In Beaiebuns auf torperlide
Strafen IN ben golfslhulen, brinst Der
Gorreipunoent (5err Sarbt) iebr CUTE
Qebren, bic aasemeine Beber,isuns ftacen
lo[lten. gBtr seben in NaafOlssnecm
einise berielbeu.
9dbe, bic Wabrbeit entbaltsn, ipllten
bem golte oitm,als Sursebalten weyoen,
auf tab fe @emeinsut wereen, lih auf
.ines Sebsn Stirn fsf etnsraten uno ais
ein Qett tern, etn Deswslisr i'm 9eben ea'
Rettn.
vDas, was Dein &inb, Du Batter Du
Mutter wsrpsn foG let ielba. Des ga.
tiers reer bss 9strers YerlSnlthtsit trdf>
tist pber enttraftist ieoe Dem Sinee erttsil'
ts 9ebre. isDes @ebut, isee Darnuns. Nud
8inOsrausen isben uno bemsrfsn leiht ben
Wib.rfreit ;wiiaen bluben tulten 8orten
uub benz frilden narmbauhsnosn Qeten.
Beilpiel wtrfet farter ale Qebrs. Gltern
unb 9sbrsr werbea Fher In allsn ibnea
antlsbenesn Jeblern, in ibrsn &inbsrn unb
@dnleru Nadubmer fnosn"-1nb iulde,
tiefe @abrteit enttaltsnbe @ase, bSAf
!perttpoa fur ale Gltern uno 2etrer.
ST Der Batter mabis. niidtsru, Fstbis,
frteeliebenb, ehrlid - 1etn Sobn tritt In
feline GuBtaYfen. Qtebt uno beobahtet bic
SHUTTER bic Srbnuna. bas 6duslithe, bic
Sparlamtett, bas Sittlide, ben Nnitanb,
bic Sphter wirb seraoe ibr gbsnbilb, DOT.
ausselsbt, paB bic trrenoe, eesen ben se.
iunben grsiebunssarunoiab feblsnpe Nu.
bsnwslt ntdt mdbtiser auf bas @emiitb
oes 6tnoss sinrpirft, ais es bas SHUTTER.
baas tbut. gltern bielss Sdlases merben
ME opsr h6dR ielten In bic Nottwenbisteit
psrlsst. tOrpsrlide @trafe bet Der grsie.
buna ibrsr lsinbsr an,urpenben. Das
NahmaGen miro BEN 8leinen Dor unb
mad 5ar anpsrn Natur, fe uiTtn. tennsn
unb ieben nidbts Qnosrss, unb 70 III bas,
was Batter unb SHUTTER t6un, fiir Fe sin
fiQes, fsfitebeabss @ebUt, etne Sahe, bic
unm6slid anbsrs fetn tann.
- Serr =. 8. Sfiun, Necacteur bes
&epublitaner in N0entorpn, Ya., madte
uns fulsence @ittbeiluns: Neine Jrau
mar idcn ieit Sabren nit 6benmatismus
bebuf ftet, 70 eab Ie piele Sdmer3en er.
pulccn mubte. sic sebraudte pieferlei
Qiniments, aber teines CUB ibr bic 70 iebr |
sewanidte 3inberang. gcr mebrereu
Wcnaten fanfte i'd eine Tlaide ct. Sa.
tsbs Sel unb oer grfols, oer baourd ct.
3ielt murbe, beredtist mid, baiielbe al.
len BerIonen, welde burd Ebeumatis. |
mus ooer Neurulsia u. No. teimoeiudt |
iinb, befens gu enlpfeblen. Die erite
Anwenbuns idon wirfte. gSie Elm gBuu.
oer uno Der 3eitweilise @ebrauh bes Sels
serbinberte eine Wioeriebr Der friibereu
Sroben fali unausltetliden Sdner3en.
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8 { fu d t.

Gin ussnt Osr Bsr.aufsr in Gan an,onio unS
rmssasab. UNI bic
Monal ct. Sobn MdbWateains
,u psrtaufsu, 8iliaSs Ytele hhS nSaattse b..
s,nsussta.' Man'nstslike $40
G.ten(San 8 Saalon, Statf Wanussrs
sberuan, 1esas:
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= Aaes Neus ~ 9itsgs @ansfautsn,
Salstipoen Mnp saaern bel
I "a '"''" Panco II. Spbn.
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SdsliAe Treie NreHe
sri6eir:
tagltu mtr Musnabme t,p Scnntaga
unb foff'
90 fur bas Sabr Dber 81 SO. far Be-
Mpnats.
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~~ Dae Die New gorter Sudbatnen
einem wirtliasa Bebnrfnib enttamsn, be,
wsta BE erfaunlt@e 5rsqusn3 bes Daifa'
qierpsrtetrs auf bsnlelten. SIN Munat
Sttober uurtsn bis(slben ppn nabs5u iiinf
@illionsn periunen benubt. Das Nsttu.
Seroitnf Der bret Qinien belief iId fur ben
eeqannten Wonat auf 1920. .4s472, ne.
bsnbetaeiast cine 3unabme scn msbr ale
$4,000 seasn ben @eineepina i'm Ssp.
tember. sDenn man bebentt. bae l.lbf
nit Ginidlub Der Stedpsrwa6sruns,
wel&e bel gelesenbeit Der @uniolibiruns
Der 5o&babnen In bic Manbattan Cont.
pasnts Sorsenommsn rurbe. eas gu psr.
sinienbe Capital nur IL Willionsn tetrdet
70 Tam man fld leidt ausrsanen, bab
mad bsm gerbdltnib bes Sttobsrgewin.
mes bic 5ohtatnpapiere minpeaeus Is
9ru;snt a6psrfsn. Dem ssssnIber er,
ihsins Ssaa seA sas gerlanesn oes gu.
blisums sersatfsrtiat, eab man ss bilissr
fabrsu laHe.
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GiueSdabliae 9Ictab b c

Die Musf1situns Serecrbensr StoiTe aus
rem Syifsm bur& Gle natiirlihsn aanGle ipa-
ts rbas 3eitperluit mister berseitear wsroen,
msnn burd gerfppfuns aranfbsit, bic,
wenu @runiiA sswpreen, ssnssiGs Sftpsn' btt-'
beifabrt = s.,r,; StpdaSs sefarfa@t wurbs.
4eIbiipb RtpHusb. lltbelteit Dysp,piia, bic
StmSbnli&en eeleitsr Der ssnannten arant'
belt, rsuten ale barauf bin, bas bic arrper'
funftipnsn weisntliG peransirt Inb. 5p.
fe.ter's Mage 1T be1cncers
wirfiam in 5daen oieier @rt unb fSreeri einan
burtaus reseImasiasg Stablsans.' Als ne
ep.n if eaSsn Srahiasn abllbrmitteln well
Surauaiebsn, msl&e bic Geodrme ss@aItlam
entIeersu, autiR lsiesr au& itpaasu, aDiY
faaea ltiesf, eq tfrartias Wssbinsn bic 2ieb>
insSmi,esi 70 pteler unbeoatter perionen Ino,
psde su ibrem sis.nen Na@tbsil bel ber ae.
riuatsn graalafans 3u psnislbsn srsifsn.
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DIE Staatspsrfa6uns Don asntudp,
eis man iur psriorsn ODER ssaobltn bislt,
bat lta e,luncfn. Man erlnn.ris pa uaA
lanstni suttsa sntfta, bde man 'ii,. unl
Rsi sor Sdae,n su bsmatrsa. In sinsn
fsusr. unb bisbsfh.rn Shrant aeasdi
bate, uhu-.&f'ntuds bat pieosr ,ine get'
faGana. " go
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91Sas sin. Wmerifaner Iber eurDs
pdif6e Nn8eleaenbeiten 3M ia:
Qeu bat.

Gum alsrsrRsn Wale felt Ntlantif&e
Babel i'm @anse Fnb, brinst eiu @pesial'
1eIsgramm bes Cincinnati: Enquirer aus
Berlin mirtlt& interefante Mittbetlnneen.
Nidt jenes oumme @emald. bas unie.
re bierseborenen Qonbsleute in Der Reeel
gum geaen seben, tpenn ie iber euro,
pdiiHe Dinse f1h auSipreden. scncern
Blibe, nelde bic Nadt erbeaeu, gep-
budtunsen, bic ben Nasel sraoe3u uuf
ben 8cpf trefien.
Treili& iinb biefe Yhdn5lein nidt in
ces GnquirernlannS eisenem @arten
sswudien. Spnbern er bat iie aus benz
@eudhsbauie zines tS6ft eetriebenen
Gertihrittamanns, aaem. gnidein mad
Nidter. 5asen, rber pielmebr Ridter.
gerl,u, in ben ieinen biuein perpflau,t.
nSat Bismard benn ,pirt(id elm Banb.
nib nit ben Gleritalen abseIdloiien 2" -
10 frasie ber Mann aus poriopolis.
.,Bat ST bat eben einem ri1tieen
Suben. benz 5errn Seiebbers, bas preuei.
ide Suifisminiiterigm seyliehen Gr
tilt es beute nit Dem une n,rrsen nit
Sensm, neil er Nue bennsen miu. St
braudt aur Durdfabruns ieiner Yldue
siel @elo. llno msr ibm ba6elbe am
i&nsuifen 3ur Steue fdufft, bat ieia
vDers"".
..aber iaet man nidt BON 3eit gu 3eit,
baB er refSniren wiQ 2"
~. .HeFaniren2 BismaEd? Wethe
laderlide ScriteqIns! ct liaht bio
Ms&t nns treant Ra nimurer BON LIT
FreiwiQia,"
"Dod bore Id, bab er sesenwdrtis
| iebr leibenb 1T !"
| ,.NuBercrbentlid. St min namlid
BEN ruifiden @rcbfirfen.G Gbroniolss'
unc bic Drin,eiilnn Tusuar nidt ieben.
bic auf ,.allerbSdfen gefebl" mad
nnierer 5uuptifubt setcnmsn fnp. Sis
miNen wiiien iein Garauleter seist
Mnblanp sesenGter iTmer nod aui
idleat @ettei. @raf S9umalcii If
nod uiHt su @ortiAatoffs @adfolaer ein'
seisst,w
.bat inseb bic Mnrunft ber ruiiider
6erridafteu in Berlin nidt bod cine &C.
wiHe Beoeutuns z"
u,O-i--a-a! gtmo bic nimlide
bic es in einem @asperle .Ebeater bai
tpenn 3wei feinsspuste Yuppen aber pi
gibne muridiren. ",
, ,,Abar Sai,er Asilbclm q"
81 .,u Ysrfdert 1e phtdtlduteta 4 feline
!. lisbreiGen 0ohaAtuns. Ater ,pen bu
& Der nidt 5don ieiner ltetreidem 9cAaG
4 tuns rerildert u"
\ $50 bsntsa sic, bas ss balo 5turu
n in europa eibt.
:; !; lano' rno @usianS, ffsaesfa swlI Den >" os'
!; Mcitomitsrn unb Gnslinosrn. Mat
\ uib Wsbim paida bat mabrideinli'
! i1on ietnsn Nuian3Sertras ourdseprid
!, l1hb 'psnp bgs per SAT-, 70 III es bearai
liaer Aeiie aur cine sfrase Der Sci
n n wqnH bic trililds Pan3erHptte i'm @pl
!, eeueR 9erne eriasiat.~
;. uSit eean Der alte e,ar nidt frieell
a benb I"
!, y,Obne 3peifel. allein er fann b.
), Scdlutb auf bic Dauer niht mioerltebel
: Der grittenireGer 8aufimann aus 2u
!. !. its,itan, (, General .SanqlIisfi pnp ;asala
\. 4nsefs branssn ibn."n 4 y
:, ;, ,.aurs es siebt wiessr elue lamp
On reide 9eit une an Y!utpersleben III
ii. GeOpsrl laWeoesu wiro wabriHetnlih te
d. Manssl iein."
-A-
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N,hrihten aus Stem .sIllac.

- Nadridten aus Stem .Aliac, Sno.
- 6err 5enrp @usmeper, ir, ipriht iid'
folsenoermaben iiber feline @rfabruns nit
Or. NuSuit 8Snis's 9a nj II T.
ger Brulttbee e aus: ybir peroau.
len Gr. Nusuit RSnia's 5aa
burser 8ruftteesi sieh senn.e er bat
uniere 9iHosr Sen einem bartnadisea
6uiJen befreit.
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Administrators Sale,

V1HE STATE OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY
L SS.-PurSuant to the command OF an order for
sale from the Probate Court and to me directed
will offer for public sale on the premises in the
City OF Cincinnati, on MONDAY, the 23d day of
June A. D. 1879, at o'clock p. M, the following
described real estate to wit:
All that certain piece of land beginning on
the west side Of Clay street. twenty feet south of
the original south line of Mr.. f. A. Highways
property and the north line as leased by N. g.
Pendleton to Ann Achelinger, on the lst day Of
November 1885, thence south along the west line
Of Clay stree! twenty 2O) feet to what is now the
Pendleton north line, thence west along said
Pendleton north line eighty-four tsil feet to an
alley thence along the cast line OF said alley TWEEN
ty (2O feet to point twenty 20 feet south Of the
said original south line OF Mrs f. A. Highways,
thence east on line parallel with said original
south line eightyfour (SD feet to the place of be-
ginning being the same premises conveyed to
Henry Brink bv Joseph W. Asher and wife by
deed dated June 2jth, A. d. 1858. andirecorded in
Book 19O page 2i4 Hamilton County, Ohio, re-
cords; valued at $1,000.
To be sold by order of Court in case wherein
George Egbers, Administrator of the estate OF
Henry Brink, deceased, is plaintiff and Henry
Losekamp ct al. are defendants.
Terms: One-third cash in hand and the bal
ance in two equal payments in one and two years
with interest, the deferred payments II be secured
by notes and mortgage on the prem ses sold.
GEORGE EGBERS,
Administrator.
HOWARD DOUGLASS, Attorney. May2L4tS.
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cess in opera at saville, where she sang in
"Rigoletto."
Madame Christine Nilsson is engaged for
the winter season at Madrid, so that all re-
ports Of other foreign engagements are
necessarily erroneous.
Mr.. Beverly, the English tenor who was
so much admired in the Oates Opera Com
Ipany, has brought his family to this coun-
try and settled in Newark, 0.
Several parties are NEGOTIATING for the
National Theater next season. Among
| them is Mr.. VIM. A. Allen, who had the
Louisville opera-house last season.
Madame Ponisi was not always an in
terpreter of old women parts. She has
letter from Edwin Forrest of which
she is very proud, in which she is de-
clared the very best Lady Macbeth" Of
her time.
Nine. Gerster and Signor Campanini have
both been ill in London, the tenor quite
seriously, though it was hoped that he
would not be compelled to remain long of
the stage. Nine. Gerster's indisposition was
much slighter.
Mr.. Mapleson has cause to regard with
displeasure the British climate. Madame
Christine Nilsson having rheumatism was
unable to make her expected rentre. Mad
anne Gerster has been too ill to appear
Campanini, too, has been i'll, and Mile
Hauk has also been on the sick list.
Speaking of her old company of the once
famous Blonde Troupe, Pauline Markham
says:
Lydia Thompson is in England, where
she owns several theaters l have Just
heard, and with regret, that she has sepa
rated from her husband Alex. Henderson
Lydia is very fat-too fat to appear to ad
vantage on the stage-but she is still lively
and pretty. She will be pretty if she lives
lone hundred years. She will revisit Amer
lea this fall. Eliza Weber is in England
playing 'Mazeppa with success. She ha.
grown very bulky-enormously so. Ada
Holland is in New York, and has abandon
ed the stage. She married the wild son o
a very wealthy and aristocratic family, and
has been recognized as orthodox. Elizs
Weathersby, with her 'Froliques, is scour
ing the country and coming money"
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old, by War Dance, dam imp Fleeting Mo-

old, by War Dance, dam imp. Fleeting Mo-
ments.
j. F. Kelley's Stable-Cronan, years
old, by War Dance, dam Headlight; Crap
pie, by haywood, dam Gonerell.
NOTES.
Bray's stable will arrive Monday.
Wards horses will be here tomorrow.
Alcott will arrive tomorrow from Louis
vile with four or five horses.
Williams and Morris will both arrive
with their stables tomorrow.
John Mattingly is expected up from Lou
isville tomorrow, with Belle of Nelson and
Others.
Jim Murphy's stables will be here to:
morrow. He, as usual, will bring several
good horses, among them Edinburg.
Mr.. Bair, Superintendent of the Driving
Park, has everything in perfect order and
ready for the reception of visitors next
week.
Bradley's Ella B, a magnificent three
year-old filly, arrived from Cleveland yes
terday, and will run her first race next
week.
Mcclellan telegraphed that he would ar
rive from Louisville tomorrow, and or
dered six stalls to be saved for his horses.
Enterprise will run in the Derby.
Messrs. Bair & Phipps two genial ant
efficient gentlemen, are the proprietors O
the Club House, and will serve refresh
ments at all hours during the day anC
night Give them call.
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CHAS. ID. FERRlN, Proprietor.
mYS-3m. Th SGTu

DROSPECT HOUSE. UPPER SARANACLAKg,
1 4. R. Derby, Proprietor. P: O., Blooming
dale, Essex County, N. Y.-This House, occupying
one of the finest positions in the Adirondack
Wilderness, has been thoroughly repaired, en-
larged and elegantly fitted up with new furniture.
1t is surrounded on every hand by the finest fish
ing and hunting found in this whole region,
which may be truly called the "sportsnsns Par
adse" Summer boarders, with or without fami-
lies. solicited. Terms 81 so per day from July lst
until season closes. Telegraph Office in the house,
nsures speedy communication from any point in
this vicinity. Also, daily mail Supply and pro-
vision store at the house. Camp supplies Of all
kinds always on hand Carriages connect with
regular stage line at Bloomingdale. Trout and
venison daily in their season. Guides and boats
at regular rates. Firstclass livery connected with
the house. Distance from Ausable Station direct,
40 miles. The steamer "E R. DERBY'S MATTE"
viii make two trips day to Bartetts, stopping at
points on the Lake. Also, will be used for Excur-
sion Parties. Fare over to Clear Pond: Paasen-
gers, one way, Soc Boats, one way, 81 So
aplT-3m
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EGAL-DAvID NEUMANN, RESIDENCE
l unknown, will take notice that Frledercka
County, State of Ohio, did, on the oath day of
May 1879 file her petition in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of said county, against the said David
Neumann, setting forth that on the Gath day of
fendant, and that said defendant has been guilty
toward the plaintiff of gross neglect Of duty in fail
ing 10 provide the necessarjes OF life also that the
said defendants guilty of wilfull absence from the
plaintiff. for more than three years prior to the
filing of the petition, and praying that she may
be divorced from the said defendant; that reason
able alimony may be awarded her, and that she
and the said David Neumann is notified that the
said cause will stand ior hearing at the expiration
of six weeks from the first publication OF this no.
tee, FRIEDERICKA NEUMANN, Plaintiff
G. TAFEL, Attorney.
Cincinnati, May oath, 1879. myA-6B
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PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Stationery.
COUNTY AUDITORS UFFICn,
COMMISSIONERS DEPARTMENT,

COUNTY AUDITORS UFFICn,
COMMISSIONERS DEPARTMENT,
CINCINNATI, April %, 1878.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at this Office until Saturday, May 31st. 1879, at
IL O'Clock m for furnishing the Courts and
County Offices with blanks blank books, binding.
printing and stationery. for one year from date Of
contract.
Bids for each article must be stated separately.
form OF bids will be furnished, and samples of
work can be seen on application at this Office.
Bids must be accompanied with good security
for acceptance and fulfllment of contract and
under seal, and indorsed Proposals for Station
cry"
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
By order of the Commissioners
W. s. CAPPELLER, County Auditor
and Clerk OF Board of County Commissioner
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