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New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
THE N4TIoN1L COLORED COyFERENcE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May THE National
Coored Conference did nothing TO day than to ap
point committees. introduce resolutions, discuss points
order and hear the reading of papers various sub
jects \ resolution was adopted denouncing the Ten
nessee Railroad for having forced jubilee singers
rido in a snOkug-car when they had paid trstclass
fare. All the committees will report tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
IRISH VOLUNTEERS PROPOSED.
.I..r- L.

Tn the House of Commons to-day there was
read a second time, without division, bill authorizing
the establishment OF volunteer regiments in Ireland,
~ 70 Same princ,pIe and subject to the same regua-
tjoDe "a tho English Volunteer Corps The bill orig
mated with the Home Rule members. The second read
inr was assented by Government with the under
standing That the bill would be considerably modified
IN committee,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES IN OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 7.-During the past
day or two the Bishop men have become somewhat
alarmed at the situation of affairs and many who have
heretofore advocated the nomination OF Governor
Bishop are now wavering. They have been informed
by John G. Thompson that his nomination would result
I'm an overwhelming defeat At this hour the Rice
movement is IN the ascendant, although many are
claiming that General Ewing Is the coming man.
Governor Bishops strength Is waning.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
THE DWIGHT INQUEST.

BINGHAMToS, n. Y, May THE testimony
at the coronels inquest in the Dwight closed this
morning The Jury retired but adjourned until tO-mor
row at O'Clock without rendering q verdict.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
TWENTY-FIVE HEAD OF STOCK BURNED.

MIDDLETowN, n. Y, May 7.-B. f. Sawyer's
barn. three miles Goshen. burned last night,
together with twenty-five head OF cattle and horses.
The carcass of o valuable young horse which also sta
bled in the barn. cannot be found ind dcatng that the
horse was stolen and the barn fired by the thief.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
FAILURE OF A wooLLEN COMPANY.

PITTSFIELD, AIaSs,, Mdy u = TIC W UhU
WOOL npany, OF tins town. fled petition In bank
runcy Yesterday Their liabilities aggregate $40 600
This failure also causes tnc 1alre OF essfs JO1n
and a. lbsr est.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08

GENERAL CARY TALKS 70 1000 PEOPLE.
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, May 7.-General Sam
uel F. Cary spoke to an audience OF 1000 people the
green this evening for upward OF two hours and half
He advocated principles of the Greenback party
and was loudly cheered at the close OF his speech.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
LAKE SHORE ELECTION.

CLEVELAND, May THE officers of the
Lake Shore and Michigan southern Railroad were
reelected today.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
PETER COOPER AWARDED A MEDAL.

AT the annual meeting of the Iron and
steel Institute to-day, the Bessemer medal was awarded
TO Peter Cooper, Of New-York.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
CONGRESS IN IDLE MOOD'
IT'S PROPER WORK NEGLECIbp.

ITS PROfEh WYNN .-N I'm ropvyARD
QUESTIONS OF PARTY ALONE bHo'T,r " xr,1oGc-TuE
BY THE DENocRATs-sENAi'"
rsn senate snent the day yesterday prin-
II. ~ discussing the new question
I VlP""S hr tbc Democrats in regard to
.alS'S mn aoot Of senator Kellogg The Mill
tary Interference bill ,,'sa. WAS e eaIIad ot.
second % reading. Senator Edmunds caileI h;,1 aS
tentiop to the fact that the appropriation pliis
were being neglected. but the suggestion was was
not no regarded. In the House. MI CnaimerS nr
made an explanation about the Fort III
Low Law massacre, which called forth remarks
from Gro General Garfield aud Mr.. Burrows 1t
l hos Leen discovered that the invasion OF Indian
I,e, Territory by white men is being engineered
fnom Washington and the Capitol building
itself.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
A PIRATICAL SCHEME.

THE RAID INTO THE INDIAN TERRITORY-ITs PRO-
MoTERs SWAPPING THEIR FINGERS AT The
PRESIDENTIAL COMNuTTEE-RooM THEIR HEAD
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counties. who we're able, intend leaving Just
as soon 40 they could get of.
now MYTHS ORIGINATE.
An Incident Which illustrates the Origin Of
Many Popular Legends
tPapulnr facla,,ne Monthly /

M doubt many laaontla of fho ancient
world. though not roaly history. nte mfths
whlrl, have arisen hy reasoning an actual
events M clniinila ~ that which some fpnr
Yeats aEo. was terrifying tho pnaannt fn'hd ~
North Germany. and especially IN Inaan. INV
report had spread fnt and wide that All taihn
IL children with black hair nnd hlHo Dyes wei a
10 be annt ont III the country, EpnN SAID Y"
itusain, Willis others declared that n was We
King pf Prussia who Ind boon playing cards
with tho Sultan " Turkey nnh hal
atalyrd md oat forty Thousand fait haired.
hiuoscynl children. aud thnfa were
Monis travelling about W covered carts ""
rolnct them. md tho arhonlmaainra wore
hnlrDnH. Tpr thny were To- have live dnllatE ~
every child thnF handed over. For limo the
popular cxoi,omont was quite aefln'Is w
pnrens kept tho children away frnm Rrhoni
and hid them and when they appeared In
tho atrcats of Tho market town. Tho little ones
chung to them with tern tnd looks. Hr
Srhwnlt1n the woll known m ytholng'at. took
tho pnins to trace tho rutnor " ~ apirnns.
ena thing was quite paln. that ltr prime
rnt,sn wna that grave md learned body. tho
Acknowledged Iorlaiy nf Eerlin. who. with
OFT II Thought Of the rnmm"iiun thay wore
atirring np had, IN nr,nr ~ clasa Tho popula-
lion na 10 race. induced the authorities I"
| havn IL rens,a mndn throughout tho lnrhl
aohnna Ii ascertain ihn U,lnr of thn ohll-
slran'R skin hall AMI nyas Tad "
hnnn only the boys, tho government inaIn'z
lion nf whom fpr military enraoliptinil
| German pNaannla are onlY ~ Wn'l
aeo,atu mci. nothing would have been Thought
nT II hit Why should tho officials want fn
know about the little girls hair nti eyna2
Tho whole group Of ain'tna which suddenly
aprnnE iii wera myths created la nnsw"r this
uunatinn mud oven thN doialla which became
embodied with !hom could NIL he ihc"i ~
their En,rres such ms tho mrnoIi" al t1et-
man p,neos selling regiments 81 thntr pnani"
~ pay lhnlr ,lohie, tho lat" political neGntln-
lions het waan Germany and liuafla. otto. Iht'
met that d cninvan of Munra hnh hnrn travel
inu about M n show accounted fnr the covered
rnlja with which thoy were Ia tnt"h III" Ghll7
d,ou while tho srhnalnaRtnra wore naturally
implicated. as having drawn M the ennaua
tln prhpplnnainr, who evidently know his
people. naalrsd tho terrified pRran'a that II
waa only thn children with hl,lN hair and
green ayoa that were wanted an explanation
which sent them homo quito cnmfnrted.
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EInndnn News. |

Tho late Go,,naelol i, chairman of tho
tlun1 tar SnsaIona for Dublin, was 40 remark
anto tn lila lanlty 10 remalp r'ilptiis tiint ~
woman waa seldom convicted whan las pre-
aiIrl ON ono occasion. when thls humane
hartiatot WA IN the chair. u ptln looking
woman was rrIi ~ tin i,ai n The Commission
Court nj whitl, presllod iharaually humane.
though perhaps not 80 gallant. Eor"n
Shn was Indicted III tutoring fot9ml bunk
nuiea According tn usual farm ut law. tho
clerk nf tila Grown asked tho prlennai " aho
waR rcady 10 inha icr trial.
With becoming tiIRtlain Rho answered..
"Nur
She was told IVY tho rIntls she must give l'er
ransuIa why. AS If aroinlnH 10 hold CONVEX
aatlpn with thn follow. al" thus addressed his
Lnrshin
MY lord I won't be- tried here ut NIL III
IN tllml hy my I,1tJ u
Tho simplicity pf Tho woman coupled With
Tho we'll known character of /. ,rnuse'l n
rom " laughter IN tho court. which evon tho
honch could not reaat IlarunH with hla
usual mii,ineaa, wns about 90 Splaln tho I'm
possibility If lior being triad hnt"re tho popue
In Judge. md aaid
"Iio emit try YOU. whom tho woman
siaprrd him short. and, with mn inlmItabIo
alioar exclaimed
"Gnn't try mn' bog yniIr pardon, my
lord 10 ila me- fr,ro before.
Eho was ttlnd. however, md fot tho third
Time acquitted
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THE SOUTH.

Four hundred Mormons have loft Georgia
and Alabama this year,
A concert at Dallas Texas added 5000 to
the Hood orphan fund,
Montgomery ana Mobile. Ala. 200 miles
apart. are connected hy telephone.
Fifteen thousand cattle have boon driven
out of Falls county. Texas On account OF tho
drouth.
Monday morning. at Galveston. George i.
Johnson n cotton screwnr, Il Victim of unra-
Quilted love- sucidcd by shooting himself In
the head
Al a negro ball IT Dodd City. T"xas. Sat
4lrday night. n FREQ light took place during
which ono man was killed and several othNrs
wounded.
Tom Day was stabbed to 6uth ut Knox
yille. Tenn. sunday " hts nephew, Ed. DAY.
u mere lad of seventeen years. Tho lai Is III
the Lookup.
A statistlcian estimates that b,ss enough
was received II Galveston during October to
make 100000 irints. tile holl-punch@a only
registered 10000
Last year the new babies " Memphis wnro
all. or ncartyall. boys. whlr this Year they ara
all girls. This II what Is pulling tho phll-
osopher of tho LtdDf.
The San Augustine CEeN1 Snupn says tho
country In many localities IL full or wolves
and that they arc very destructive ~ young
calves, pigs sheep, etc
AT Butler, Freestone county, Texas, the
other day, a negro. John Bailey, supposed to
be crazy with al ~ killed another negro,
McAllen. The murderer was jailed.
negro man near Uniontowi, Ala, had q
diff Guilty with his wife recently, when sha
stab bed him In the left breast near the heart,
with a fork which caused Instant death.
LII the upper part Of Lampassas county,
Texas i. Ii Martin and John Houston went
hunting together, and the former. MISLEADING
the latter through the brush 10y q deer shot
at and killed him instantly
The University of the South. Mt Sewanee,
Tenn, is to be endowed with three memorial
professorshtps, - bear the names OF Bishops
Elliott, Polk and Otcy, Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church.
tits thought that 4 special session Of the
Tennessee Legislature Will he called soon to
pass mn act enabling the taxing district OF
Mem phis 10 levy taS fcr improving the san
itary condition of Memphis.
Greensboro tAlal Wafchmap,. The extension
Of the Selma and Greensboro Railroad from
Marion Junction TO the Selma and New Or
leans Railroad is now complete, and w learn
the first through train passed over the road
yesterday.
At Corpus Christi. last week, Mrs. Coahel
was sent to the lily hospital. together with
her two children. aged three years AMI
eighteen months. respectively. one night
she prevailed upon The nurse to leave them
in her room overnight. and neNt morning the
ehileIel ware found stransled To death ana
MS Cogaai was gone SHE has not yet been
discovered.
Corsicana Texas Obs1uer, November y ::
The exodusters ara still passing through our
city. some going by rail, and others BY the
more primitive tuode of wagons Last Sun
day nine wagons, loaded with about sixty
land seekers. and terribly mixed lot Of other
plumber, passed through the city. They We're
from Grim : county, and say they were
going to Topeka Kansas. One Of the crowd
said that all the negroes from those lower
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dot something Er,sGy :
.IRnltIinot,, I,t,IInliu

liHHlItbl3 i'Hli'Htlltl
'C,at something TIlekyG' tN'ekod. MS h"
walked Into Il livery stable and ralnd fpl II
saddle horan. "aom"thnR that VIII prRnco
nl,otlt lvnly ana wake u follow out of biR
Iethnrgyf | uEaI ~ sItIn this t!iFii mule In n
circus AN reckon nan back anything That
wente halr
Ihay brought lin out u cnllfo-rolored
hrnst. with vinIoua nyn. and he mounted y
nni dashed of before he had gnno two
blocks the animal bnrked, crashed through II
high hnar, fence mud plunged lntom relltr,
tussng HIS rider uynr tho top ~ nn ndjnrent
wondahed, aud lauding him on tho ragged
oign of u lawn mower. They hurn him home,
Al heightened him ont and three eurgnon.
cnmn In and reduced hia elaboration, and plus.
inred him tIp with raw beef f"w wneks
later III called ut tho stable and said If they
had n gan'iN saw horse with an atlrctlonate
disposition, n bridle with n curb ht and mhI-
tingnIoa nr,d II aniHle with two horns mud u
eruppor 10 It. l,o believed hn would 70 M In
tho hnympw aud gallon around n llttln whore
II was snf and H. wouldn't hurt hun if ha
wont tn aitmp md fill ut as he did tho Other
a n
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Pccuiiarit.rs of Hartford MItil0nalrcs.
detroit Froe Press Noy, al


Ir ary onn dcliEhts IN romantic adventures
with rolls Of bills and thousand dollar bond,
nj o,,uht 10 live i'm Hartford, Conn Tho rich
mon thoro carry thrm In watIp In their
hreehcs pocket lose them, pay them away
nnI fnrynt. II. lanyn th.m III tho Lntcher's,
tho baknr'e. IND ranalrsttrk makors, and
prrm To- ho nl reckless Or Their value ia that
Earon Kothachlll who, when an opponent III
cards stopped the game to look for a gold
t.rn III hnIl dronnmi III MIigty franc noiN in
thr candle and stsiatrd in iho search
W. hayr already roln,"d tho story Of tho
Ilartrnai man VINO dropped roll ~ 500 In ~
butchers shop, which was picked III by an
other Who thought hr himeoif had dropped IT,.
There was another i'll tho aamn city who com
planned that his bank deposit account was
$2NN short, and tho teller was charged with
tho theft 4 year after, thr merchant came iii
70 say IL was all right. he had loaned tho
amount Il an acquaintance on tn" cars and
forgot alI about the transaction until his
friend paid him N day or two before.
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NknncatsIes Hair

Talking about warm hair, II lady In this
etv whose har very nearly matches the
brick In tho Wisconsin hliIinR, ana who has
been Iekrd about her rcd hair until she goes
around and shoots the last few Thousand who
mako ancient remarks about It, says she
hoard Y nev thing on led hair the other Itty
friend from ihe East said TO her, M H.
. | rather iike this skanentelna hair %
yours" Shn didn't like TO ask any questions.
but finally curiosity got tho best OF her. and
she asked. We'll, what IN the natneof the
thirteen apostles Is Sknneatcles hair = 70,
SAYS H.. AZ hc got on the other side OF the tt-
bic, and held his elbow over hts head 50 the
press-board wouldn't hurt, "Skaueatcles i
about forty miles beyond Auburn, you know;
He IL now carried in Il sling, and his friends
have tG get u pass from the matron of the
hospital to see slm.
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Ono day. nj tho dlnner-tnhle IN u Washing
ton hoini when tho dining hall was well filed
Capt Jones finished hls dinner first, got up
and wnIllcd almost e. the dining hill door.
whom Emrraon spoke to him IN u loud voice
and said Halo, Captain. SEQ hero. wnnt
to speak to you u minute" Tho cnptaltl
turned nnl walked buck to the tthio ana bent
over him, WHEN Emerson Widespread II want
el 10 know how far you would have gone u
had not spoken to you." TIL" captain nrvor
changed muscle, but Strengthened uP md
put HIS ngors in his vest pocket aud said. IN
i volen loud enough lor all to hnar hlm 'npf,
Emerson | don't Know II man In tho world
would rather lend s. than 10 You. but thn fact
II haven't u cent with mo today, anll
turned on hi3 hrrl nud walked away. Emor-
lu,n WAS tho color Of half u dozen ralnDows,
Int H. hAd to stand II. IL" ne0N heard the
last or IL. ami II eest him more than $40 t"
tIcnt on III. @.9@@a@
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Cape Ann s0dHstting.

-
Not mnny months ngp party OF Boston
rrntlnnlnn Cnmo to this city nnd went on n
iishing party. Som" Of thsn got pretty jolly.
ono IN particular. who. SELLING ono Of tn" cod
tish they had eHught. WALKED np to tho wharf,
He soon eRplei II veteran fisherman. who was
saving wood. nnd. under tho Impulse of tho
moment, fetched him a whack across the face
With the Goldfish. In II moment h" was sober
ed. Tue generous Impulse OF II noble heart
throbbcd In his bosom, lln folt TINT hH hn'l
done Il urrtn, nng"ntl"mauy act. aud hn
meant toIttonn ~ II then nnd there Taking
out u $lO-bill no profcred 1t 10 Tho veteran.
saying Accept this. and let II Wipe out nny
rW'olrctiol,a pf tho cownrdly blow ! struck
yo,t aa | did not mean To do II. and am very
sorry ror it," Tho veteran took tho BILL his
raro belmIng with mingled nst"nlshment nnsi
delight. md. making u bow, remarked a. Sec
here stranger. You citn wipe the over tho Taco
all day with y coiah ut $40 II HEX. don t
benr you n mite or il-wlll | don't. | rhthot
like your ntyIe Whom arc you coming again
And that settled T..
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a@mg #0
The RICH, Divine.

Prince Milan Obrenovieh, the reigning SOW
ereign of Servia, IL said to be q strong be-
lever In the Divine Right theory, exacting
suoservience and feeling 10 difference be
tween a minister Of State and court foot
man, as far as concerns the measure OF ser
Witty they owe to him. DIR. Risttch, the Ser
Wan Premier, II Is also said, does not hold the
same opinions, aud at His Htghness tea-par
ties sometimes argues In favor of the inhe
rent rights of man. On one of these occa-
sions the Prince beeame greatly excited, and
addressing his Prime Minister energetically,
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CATTLE.
Tho Stock Of tho Grcat Pastoral Countries.
English I'npor'l

(Fnglah I'nporl
If moai is acarrn arld doa, III Western Iiu
rnIr a,lrh la not tho rn@n In Other pnrtRnf tho
world a. thn following 4taiiHllra rnlntlvn tn
America AuRtra!ia nIlI Africa viii shoW
Uruguay thn population nj which. w tho
IaRt rrilalia III l4tb. was ihD.oNO aeul&. pos
ncpur,l nj tho anma time i.AiJni heal or
horned cattle and A.li3.tao Sheep, hut a. those
igntoa nio taken itnln NC returns hiadN NY
tho fnrmnIe themselves fnl tnn purpose IT
taxation Nj Nltnlha. Controller of tho state,
considers tha moro accurate numbers would
be COCO 900 md i2Hm.o0' The Argentine
Confederation. far larger In "XtNi,t. With bare
IL 1000. nNn inhabitants, had. according to ~
calculation published ut iusnna hyrrH IN
1875 H. t3O0O animals Of tho bovine apneiea.
Of which IiiE.n9n were IN the province
mf luenoa Ayr"s mud hi,5it.il3 sheep
hut according tp In" official announce
mont In the Argentine Rcrtlon of tho
exhibition OF lsIa thu real quantities
wern Annono0o of sheep mud l5.0oAmo 81
horned cattle vast extent of the southern
portion OF EIraTll particularly Che province 81
Rio Grnndn iIuiiEiH. md portions ut Fnru On
tho oastrrn slopes " tho Andes. nr" ALSO oe-
cupc,l In raising cattle, bat the difficulties Of
procuring deinit" RETURNS are 80 gtnat That
any estimate made could only h" more guess
work. Turning now ~ North America. where
Immense dIstriets arc almost wholly pms
toral, tho figures published In 1H12 by MI.
Block. showed the axatsnca ~ 10 CO.. no. head
of cattle ~ hin 300 ahnnp and 31npD.0no 81
pigs. hut those numbers have vastly In
crnnscd since, owing 10 the extensive trade
which hua sprung up between England and
thu United States III meat, both salt and
frcsh According to some atatlaiics published
by tho French MiniRter Of Commerce, Canndh
potHrsscd In 1876 2.h3i .2nl animals of tn" bo-
vino race and s to, SOP nr tho oNlne, The mum
hcrs allpposed to exist In Australia and New
Inalani arc NJ, Si2 ~ thn former. md G1.
TN a6i ~ tho lattnr 81 which tho share 81
Now South Wales IL 3t3l .OlI rnttle. 2p62R
i,5 shonp, ~ we'll aa l73bnt pigs. Finally
EugInlld'a enormous colony III IN" South ~
Africa ~. speaking generally. devoted t. rails
ing cattle. nnI, although no accurate roturns
are forthcoming tho fact Is known TINT this
ndustry Ia extending thor" daily.
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Rtn'jons.

%BaIow high watnr rnnrk Of le7I sHelnw
bench park lndNnt"h IT, alpa az fm
yoateitny not hnlng nt,ln ~ got lnber 10 put on
MI Of h"t i,"iKh' Ratnrlny p lrE " ahe ~ waa
houston loft about tho enina ttme with 400
harrels monssoH nnfl 200 hogsheatis sugar. Hhe
has bstwseu hI'annd G11 hnrr"la moassse 10 thko
| on on tho eonst md 900 III gahenda sugar. and
will hn pIety ioep hy lilo tine aho gafR To
Bayou Hnra Gnpt. Charlie Miller said tho
Itouaton'r trip down wna he best shn over hua,
We hopo no may ba nbe to Rny as much as To
hnr M rip.
Tho ronownod Gharlos Morgan will be- found
mt tho landing tba morning from Cincinnati.
| receiving 70 return to-mnrr"w. ut E u, M with
out fnil Capt, Albert atHln In commend, Hurry
w. stnIn clerk. Tho Charles Morgan VIII be-
followed Thuratlay by the Guiding Star. satur-
dizzy by the robert MITCHELL
Tho Eldorado s.an ineuodent bout Ia lona
Ing t"r Gin',rnnt and VIII lnav" 70 d = n l, 2
The N. o. md Il Il. r Nonpany announce tho
Alnxnndrin Cnpt. w. u. Honrdman. for hlhS-
Iha Anchor atnamer DneotaF Cnpt. Iannc Van
| Hook is rnr"ivIn9 To oavo to morrow ut p m.
| Tor 1t be,nia,
Tho Do Smet Gnpt. Frank O1enlorfsr'e
recent purchase for the uppor coast tradn.
n"m,nnnnrlnR t'-m"rr" w, WIN mako a a,'l,,
ivory Tunadny MT D. m, ma Saturday NJ II
II. m. Aho 10 Ri,b, who'd fnpnt. nenrly new.
| rInapnd A No. i with the ST. Louis Eonfi Of I'm
dorwrIters. which is n rMre "ln45tl antinn. and
| f. sni to bo worry fns. Rhe has loia of freight
room 90 deek plenty Of boiler deck room. and
II cabin md stntorooma mont md comfortable In
nvnry particular. IF Cnpf. Ottenaorf"r shows
ne much wHdom In ha denlnga with tho peo-
pl" on the "oaet ~ hn bae nppat%ntly IN tho So
nueccsa Tn" ofIi"H Of tho y" Smnt Will w In
charge Of M"eare, !; !. 6o9dwyn aud J; G. Mas
1 Ri"0t. hn nna nn old sieHmbqatinhn. wei known
in this ey viii tho other liz ono Of tho popu-
lar young residents Of the conH'
| WenHnl In communal g. II. Packard cerk. is re-
Il.
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DOyALDSGSv ILLE-Per steamer st Mary-
do E ahds sugar Il Scotia do 30 bbls moissaes
K BsItran-ea do Conger Kel y2g DO 10 hhds su-
gar A r Hirnol-7 do II bols Enolasses r r SEWN
l06 do 30 hhds,augaf Lanaak-l2 do As bbls molas-
ass Gro8bel 6.eo--tG do Vincent MGa8-b 30
II r Gosreve-3g 90 hhds angar G La-au1-ie
do 81 bbIs mola3ses Eochorean acb--t0 CO II hhda
sugar I. Goaehaux-l5 10 IS bbls nolasses half DC
Lanaux d Sous hlf do 5 hhhs sugar Hirsch, Adler
&oo-Ia5 SACKS rongh rice Amsrcsa Mtil---A do t.
A f Himel-I2 head horses and mules VI Levy
bhi moiAase4 bbls sugar Rom kn-aundries to or
der-Totai5a hhds sugar bbS. sugar 669 bbls mo
lasses 209 saeks rough rice
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exclaimed: 'Ilistioh. II order you to jump
into the sea you will certainly plunge In, head
foremost" br Histlch bowed responsibility.
and moved away toward the door. Whether,
are arc you going. KIstioh2' Inquired llls
Iilahnoaa. bending his hrowa In hisplaasure.
Your Hinhnnea will pardon me- replied tho
ast,te statesman. II am going to learn how
IN, win
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Preventive of NaiRriai Diseases -0pini0n
Of Eminent Dr. III. Y. WALTON, of An
uapnIIs M0

Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract OF Beef Is
most excellent preparation. / is par excel
lenee. Superior to cod liver Oh or anything |
have ever used Ia wasted or impaired constitu-
lions. and extremely beneficial as a preventive
Of malarial diseases. Sold BY leading DRUGGISTS.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT
Signal Herviee. United States Army. !
Daily meteorological record for tho eight hours
ending ut 10 On l.. m. HnuaRy December T.
tOba or vat ions tnkan at the sama moment OF
time ut all atnttans