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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12
ADDITIONAL rR4DE REPORTS.

yryA Juy ltogr da v s6d unchanged gGc WINE. Wheat
o.. a .s,ds higAer S0A2o4Oc Oats steady and Arnl
at o,85 P nee Ts. 3sc frovi
nom.iy oSsr r ony iae was BS short KIDS AZ 30
win more by SIs 'R44 s nd gaf s arm
unchAnsed LOGS du,i &2HIn9n' sS%SS 90 Light
- 50 :: fecetpis 54J head. shipments lilo head
.HICAGO. jay l4.-fiout quiet and unchanged. Wheat
es ass, .as, or Inly; Ssa9Ssc AUGUST: gGS go sep
tender So Do 6g4ci telecie4 IS &C. Corn active Pat
81 &C bii August; S77c bid sepleaberj Rejected 3ts'0
IyI,. ssi5c August Fl DC september Rye ana Bar.
lev rucha.red Pork aoiIyo irregular unsettled. and
Lard active but lower and irregular 5s5qjs7 sc cash or
August 60- GOOSE aepteAJer BulA Sstts-oh0aders
96Ic Short RID. 445cs saoft Clear. 4.O@sc. Whlskey
arERF july II-F our inactive. firm and unchan
Wheat 'seady opened al rs deS me So'rl sirsty An.
gust SKYE. september 9lo.i 10 Ahwaukee 9'c az a.,
90. go ~ y Sic C,t. tuu ana lower. SO 3 32c.
rye -.roe aad arm so al 5s@55 70 baTes steady No;
sprn. &c Pr9ylons gst ARS S"eT 's 49,, 90 a HS AMI
Se'P,sysoV y,5' ~ 90 b9sh Wbrai '-''
~ L0Uis. July 1l.-Flour unchanged Wheat active
ss5t cash i4dg &c. CLOSING - " july "a rfsac.
closing % ac August, % "a &C. closing - " sepsIn
Der Corn loser 3tsG5t &c, cAsh 81 Sc AuEtsI 3,
August 2l'SE25 - september h5e dulii 4'.c BID
on 6Sird 'Buk Meats aud Lard, market BACON lower
Clear Rios, AZ clear osc teceipts 30 DOE, f,at
o,f. UsC busb BARLEY shipments bhls. Flour
6G 600 buah VII a. 10000 Dash. Corn "A rct closing
WHEAT higher: StROJl3ac August aaiaJi - 5vpIel
beI: a3c Tn. year. Corn ana OAia uuchlnErL
LIVE STOCK MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO July II -Tts Drorsrs' Journal reports Hoes
Receipts 6u00 head Shipments 5000 bead ie~ liked
psssi Z sold 81 fOHSS GHr l. ght Bacon, 81 ~ 90
CArrE-Markot GOOD, IA 3VGS3 % Medium shipping
steady.
~HrEl Unchanged.
81 Louis Ju.y .-Hoos-Qulet: Rough Heavy. 81 S0d
81 90. smooth DO. s. ls43 - Or err 70 hA.tilol ;
s. ,gTs u p ~ ,oi ts 1.acr iiesvy saip
ming rt-tr - IJast sos Light do. - foasi 90 Grass
N.iy.s 80 3D. gk4 l.e Texans. - Grass Inu2n>
g. 80Gs8 4U C0lor4dO - 5OGsi 90 receipts ,sOO head
sh.puenfs /. so heal.
saHEP-in fr demand al rate for tar 70 choie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

LoSDoN, Fliaay. July II, 1879.
Private kilograms received IN London represent
fgt the Hungarian harvest is turnn. out better than
An 'lclpated.
match Tor 1900 Cs242C) has been arranged between
NJ Richard len Broe,as fOur-y ear-1la cot Liucoin-
siiTs sy North Lincoln ami Lord Duppns three-year-
od Dit Royal by KngcraTt, 20 take psce On tAe i-S0
day or toe GoodwUOl meeting, August 1.
Priuce Dondoukof- K.rsakUd has lefs TrnOya 70 re
turn % Russia.
In Paris luuatic named Yerdelet. On being refused
fai-.op TO the Chamber 81 the Council OF state, We'd
p,.v amused himself by firing with revolver at tue
,ts n Err a. ,lnculurs which were hanging on tIe wal
u tAr lsosy. ana vas arrested He ia hoI am AZ OF
tjrr- anybody.
Zuu Chiefs that the King VIII NOS suDhll " LOru
Chelmsiord's terms OF peace
The .,cgua FIRE a IrEutsk destroyed five churches
tho barr.cks town hail. and twelve other prominent
buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12
TIDINGS FROM ABROAD.

TIE DEAD PRINCE AT CHIsELUURsT
QUEES VICTORIA 10 WITNESS THE FUNERAL PRO-
CEssIOS-A H0lE RULERS MOTION REJECTED.
The remains OF the late Prince Imperial
have been conveyed to Chiselhurst, where the
funeral service will he held to-day, Queen
Victoria viii be at Camden House, the resi-
dence Of the ox-Empress Eugene, 10 wit
ness the passage of the funeral process
sion. The British House of Commons
has rejected lIr. Parncll's motion celsuring
The Speaker, by a large majority. Germany
FrIucp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12
MLDSUnNRR DIX

MODERATE BEAT N THE MORNING uOURs-A FIO-
LENT CHANGE-sUNsTROKE
The air yesterday was not so OppTessively
warm Is many persons fearc i; might b. the early
part v. the day In r1c morning 20 was rather su!ry,
and there few cloud, lessen the suns glare
that intense heat anticipated AZ midday But noon
came and went W, -hout recalling the tropics
% mind. From noon till $3.50 O'Clock, however, the
heat ineroas I'd Until the thermometer resst@rod go on
Broadway. Then there another rapid change the
All grew cooer aud al D. the thermometer regis
teied So There were equally violent fluctuations Of
the thermometer other cities OF the UulIed states
mus az D. IA. IN Boston the thermometer registered
g. decline Of I37 IL three hours; at Mwaukee, 6s'
decline Of Do 10 the time az Plttsourg 74-,
otcAne OF 10; az -audusZy, 100. decline OF ~
ahere We're frequent showers throughout the West II
ne extreme West at $50 p. ID, the thermometer reg
H-efeo very high degrees. pleasant breeze greatly
tempered Tie Aea tl.s city. This breeze delight
il-Iy cool 70 such persons as were so fortunate
me evening slight Thunderstorm passed over
- ~. zoe neat was of about The same degree
Tra 1850 y 81, Alr same day year As9-
a.. ie,o.u pa ISIS at Huduurs pharmacy was as oh
80. D D. 20 ~ u.. - 8 Is. ne &c; Il H., "a :;
g. Yesrla 81 II ~, - - p a. ~, ~ ~
a. d. H. .Oi u u.. So $3.50 D. In.. % y. NJ. s.
st.os 49, - -n4dAs nI' H. There were several sun
man Wakes. age thrrv-oue q truckuan. Of Wee
L-NA'l n D., was overcome by the heat n the aItei
- me lAt Ainrsy- Street Hospital
h' % Emerson, aye thirty years, Of No. $40 Hud
f.rg ,- .olA, al No. ~ NcsL IOurtefutu-si- SUI
Jsc ~ 'lf elects OF The beat. he was taken home
woe osa i age 1irty years, Of NO 80 RI n1st.,
INN ho 'e1e-A- Friends cared for him. and brought
u i4 isl -e sleetsweeper Loame Garment by name
IA Jt,o. "s br0sm al Court aud acknowledgements
LeaL f a. 'stssa4y afternoon, erooIns ~ the
toa. vas attended oy Ambulance Surgeon Plymp-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12
AFFAIRs ~ GEnylANY.
IIs SATISFACTION WITH RUSSIA.
T1Nu.s Friday. JuIv u

LONDON. Friday, july H. 1879.
4 Berlin dispatch to The NOyRmg Post says:
Tile PERMISSION recently given % the FrencD General
Clazy 20 inspect Russian fortress ana coast do-euces
when is favor not usually granted 10 foreigners has
seriously offended German sIsceUuali-ies.
l. ls understood IL Berlin that there VII be gen
crll election fur members OF the Prussan Diet ia OctC
Dor next when Prince Bismarck proposes % appeal 10
The country ON The great questions %. financial reform
and thr purchase o. private rail ways ny Use STATE III
ISalc4sal to-day motion OF II II stun OBJ 20 IN
crease tne duly on IRON adopted Tho duiy ON
fax was al.rYVe.. Herr MIrnEcl's motion tlat tie
duty on rye be doubled adopted. Tho remaining
duties Oh corn agreed TO- The clauses relative o.
con fou wer. adopted substantially the same as en- thc
-sclud reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

While travelling on the Western rivers at
time when the clio era was prevalent aHd fatal, saw
and Bualv cxreticuced the beneficial ialurnco of Dr.
Jaynes CaniEatye BaiaHn. For anout hiity bou4s on
board OF steamer between CnciUnau and Ptt-bafG l
experienced the power ~ thar fll disease when At
length entirely yielded 10 the OF The halsun
Presbyterian elder board the same boat who bad lsJ
been g. the brink or the grave by cloer1 ~ CO
cnuati. and was too lu-rYug home 90 AIS Anxious
family experienced relapse, but by the timely usr ~
the same medicIne was immediately a3d Thoroughly
cured. Earnestly w1ud say all lamies ana travel
lpr- e.urcIlIr. keep the Carmnauye B1s1m 90 hand,
aud r-sJrr to 30 promptly wreu needed Rev Rufus
I.bcoc D. D. llre see. of Amer. Babe society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

Washington. New-Jersey, on Chi iren'' Day Ab adf
eas was delivered by fhe Hon. D1uif j. Beatty 90
Beatty Piano aud Or-an Flme), the Mayor % me ciV
who presided thc meeting TIE audience was also en-
fcrtri1ef with rpcssfgus AID saZng ny che chudren
Brafty's Orchestra urn shed excellent muyc mo
erfhe1ug VI Tie children the LARGEST ever HnoWn IN
warren Counfv The pleasant aunuu ceueut was made
W tae pastor 40 Che conclusion 81 the ceremonies tll5
SLAYER Beatty had nreseuffI the snhaftchpoi WIN
nov Librs NV vaIued 40 $500. THIS Only oi ne
many ffh The Mayor has contributed o The church tui
ID. nooL wlAin L-u -.t loW m-1I-.l nOlll-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

James n. Banker, esq. tclcgGphs from Bodie
Mne Grrr la.c jay 10, tlat DE result OF hi- EXAM
nation fuy coadras tie reports ~ tIe wldfh OF the
mine careful estimate OF tAe body n -'glt ewes AZ
least 100000 IN dividends: ana DE- thaks That the
mine viii dcveop aunther million shortly In sinking
Vcll is getting stronger Work advances. ana 10
increase m silver phurprs secures perEancncF 10 iue
mne TIE cyu asign % the powder magazine destroyed
Standard Ola AOis.Iug work, Only new hol'As HolAb
DOW 10 usco and TIE min beng Unriurec and bol
NM L-.-r.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

Tho attending she these a; renl0tfs in the
Treatment attcDEs 81 tle sn ana sctip Nti "ss vi HA
sbnshug from part OF TIE country come tlc most
graceful acknowledgment of Ighr b. caad mlrssu
ius cues Aes-r- Weeks Potter extend hcl tlaLka I'd
an who have suGken word Jr CIftur1 CIticura -oaD
and ClUcura soEol ana VIII thankfully receive Reports
81 ID cases wherever tIef occur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12
SpeciaI Aotlte5
Mount Oiiyet Cemetery, NasDeth. Ions Islam
.4fr Iuln uII 4

Consres water is sqgens5y as '3ai lAS
acld that ..rtates tue mucous n'np'Ane.
Mount Oiivet Cemetery, MasDeth Ions Island
tutr4nCc on hfAAd-st.
For fail Information Apply % q ~ "a ~. l.I.AiS,
I4tth 81 between 3roadway ant 5tl-sye.
Nervous Exaaa-uon-A me,a, say COMPRISING ,sns,
Of sstares oeyerea a. AAhs d I'Aa :. ,s
dlspuao health may D. resAae .aor4ias s'o.e
nervous ana physical DEBILITY. being rosls0 - rei, s
porence. b mai 1Se carseleJ oT g1'.5 ';-s9- H'''''
Secretary, XII - ~ L--u.I- 1,, -''. e.,- e,
Psteut. Designs Trade-aIsrks. Labels Caveats, ard
ADVICE nov secare them pr'np'y ana az VIC Owes
News 30 10 sprucc-s. NewYorz. who have had twenty
four years experience in the business. -
POSI- Ofsce Ilgesu a..s for tae sesx "a ls
sATU kDAI July l.. 1879 wl. clos. 2, ms 9L.e u
~ -olA :; ~ 80 a t.5 ~ - 50, a M 5r IA.
ROM y siaisfin A seria wa ,lle.nstbvu correspondence
NY ~ rlsf ~ soscI.iy ..rt,so8J ANA AZ ysD
THU KsDAY al a. M. laropa by stsSnshp Republic.
specially adresso lad AZ ~ m, io5 ,'gI,g,,
sy s,oAnis-ip siissi ga & "a y~o. S~ st..a.
a. Tor sooi ani direct, by sJeaasl,o Circ4ssi "a
q .sgow 1880 i5l hanpe, ~ seaashlp "ss.
era " eIoeE ". So,i S az, r s.cisa by Iambars
ano bremen steamers oag. me , n1' nh, rae asf.
tlr tho " sn Islands vii leave Ae~l Oh Jay p ing
To- The mails lo Asonwa ana ooaih Pte,se Ports cave
New.lore JaJ ~. ,s fe1 ,,Ses leave ScsYort iay
~ IN ' mas Ion me wes, Indies ala Porto oo Nes-
sssaiy - The mails Australia Se, leave sAn Fran
CISCO ANs~''" THOs. T.. JAMES, P0ssaas-sr
Posi- once Nev-Yors. July .. tS.8.
Uu,a,ns rrl.ei py,gsPsia may be Obtained by tho
- oI IAN AaDMAltLt.D ll-i'nANt~
Irbana " Toe Company,
AskuoN cd sed H. be- inc lUatilz American " ne
The only alue company srIcd medals OK honor ant
~ -tiolaas of merit the Centennial Expostll .,
GOLD SEAL. iAfEtiA4- NJ ~ -
sweet Catawha, Dry Cataw0A Port N-4e'
'" ~ Adarass URBANA WINE COZ
hanmUndsport, n. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

BLrss-HENDERsOS-On THURSDAY, June 3 in oroon,ah
p.rsio bv the b. Labaree jr. the Rev. Edwin Non
sell Biss nOp- Turkey 20 Miss Nara l. n en-
III A brook, " y. daughter O Tie lac AeAaEder
Henderson, ~ New-N0rE.
pEIIIIPS-BATE--Att the Parsonage OF the Memorial =.
E Church, Wmte Pisrs y. july ., by tae ieF j. I.
T.tes taafie- W Phi lips OF NeYburg aHd Miss Della ",
aloytsd daughter OF the Oa.ciaiing clergyman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12
OPPOSING THE FERRY EDUCATION BILL.

4 dispatch to The Times from Paris says ::
In the Chamber OF Deputies - Republican MEM
Der, voted against tue anu-Jesut clause in u. jules
F.rr,'s T,luc.t zion bu. Eleven others. including the
Ni,e~ or A-ricu ture and Commerce. Gbrt Iled from
VOTING f. d, believed tha Ga, senate VIII not vote NJ
e,uty Tor toe ba. Tie Left Centre Oy vote VI - 10
Is. I.s arrI.ed D OpI.se URGENCY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

THE CORNELL CREW AT LAKE GEORGE
LAKE GEORGE, July 1.-THE Cornell crew
arrived Eets tai- mora NJ, and Vi participate ia TO
ragatLa On Ihurs.ar nDXL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12
MIDyIGHT WE6THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
synopsis FOR he past hours.

WASHINGTON, July y, ! a. m.-Ine barom-
eter has yer generally fallen aEd the central depr"s-
SION ha. moved eastward over the Lake region into
New-Yora and New-Jers-v, accompanied by severe
wind and rain storms. sJu,hcrly winds slightly higher
Temperature and clear weather continue throughout
the south Atlantic and GuI States. Tennessee and the
Ono Valley, The pressure fell very RAPID
n North Pacific coast T-g10u and RISE again With
heavy RAIN Midnight reports from tue Lake region Ms
ylsyspi and OaiO valleys genera mlss Itui-
perlurcs OF 1902 ur over are reported from Fort
GnsOU. savannah, Jacksonville, Augusta, Nor ok ana
spuEEue ia.
Indications
Tor the Middle Alliance II .tc7 and New-England.
falling barometer, ~Jut4triy winds. cloudy aLd rtiuy
weather. followed by cooler northCfly and variable
winds, ana ssIbly rising barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

a., ,-ocffrr TO the farmers, their wives and cnll
treh y, criet hearty sentences of goos eheeL Iii
cren, ,rf and sat down in lust SIX Htb 'es wv,
enc ,lf, p single allusou 20 politics even lH 'Do
Out.. '4,.tsrt manner"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12
A RUsSO-ANERICAN AGREEMENT.

4 dispatch from Berlin to The Pal Mall
Ca-ete says he negotiations between Russia aud the
United states relative 10 the fisheries Alaska. have
l,5 bal, Of, ,ere4r,ent by which vessels tile United
Sflfe, ara lowed 10 !sl Russian waters IN return
f,r the payment OF money COMPENSATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

Mrs. Alev. Thompson, n. y.
J.. =. C1dwel and wife. v Y.
4. 3. sherwood and laugh
tcrs, ". 81.
Mrs. firf Green Y. Y.
T. p. Warner y. 81.
Mra. M. orion 70 llmiv. NY.
Hon. Wm UofShs'mer. \. Y.
T.. H.uth'cr. pougnkrspsIe.
MAYOR -HiZHor Nfiia.
i. D.. -ulzberger. Pdlls.
s. Brown. Paula.
! Il. Young. Bneton.
lElC.s liCr ~, Paris.
M.sa uu.nlas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12
HOTEL BRIGHTOS.

The number OF bathers yesterday AZ the Manhattan
Bathing Pavilion was men, 400 Wounen Oo0i 'othS
2.lOO. Among The reg stored guests are:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

MAYOR BEATTY's GENEROUS GtFr
WAsnINGroS, n. j., July 10, 1o79.-A large
Gathering OF children was held III the N. h. Church ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

No lady carciuI Of hea!tl viii rs, any sewing machRs
VI s-r
cox x GIBBS Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

p, lie Tribune has received from J. r. s.,
lailon' 20 Tor the relief the coored refugees in
-''7' AAe money viii be sent TO Governor ~. John.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

diagram the 5aronca vsrs5a7 10 tH city BY
IS
lur preceding maui-a The irregular wIte .us tl-
iilg The broken lrd line
represents tlg yari1sloEs ID Temperature
TRIBUNE OFFICE. july T. 4. m.-There was little
change the barometer yesterday mOrnng, but IN tie
afternoon ami evening the movement was rapidly
downward. The weather Gear and partly cloudy
with hight dunder showers after 7;I5 p m. The tenn
psrture ranged between IL and 92 the being
4 higher than on Thursday. the amount Of moisture
H The air s sriIl large.
Cloudy weather, with chances Of Ight Sh0worS 4o4-
lowed 5y cooler and clearing weather may be expected
T. this city aLu vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12
Manhattan


BffG IT. O.. Banuey. NY.
O.. b. NClaur'ess. Wlfe ard
cIili. Sew NJ .rk
r. q. Churr p. Ncw-Nnrk.
q. J.. smith and wife. n. Y.
J. n. -uIlkp.. NrW YORK.
". ID. Drew. New York.
u F.Eo rWan al3 wife. Ny.
ID. r. LarIuo, Nev-IGrk
u zen Isey and VIC, LastOn,
Penn.
J. J.. a. alfeld and wife.
e.. j. Dol., Newark.
j.. T.. PRATT. wife ard two
daughters. ANA Miss h. G..
Bell
T.. ~. Baer, Philadelphia
o.. o.. M1yu. Boston.
a.. j. Prince. Boston.
Mrs. uT. j.. GoClmln, Phlia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

Congress water superiority casaar,e aad atrs.
I'VE %. lis m entire freedom from everything bitter Or
acld hat l1rtates tue mucous inHInSsane.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-02
SHERiFF'S SALE.
vfRruE OF DECREE AND ORDER

pYVfRTUE OF DE"REE AND ORDER
of Sale issued of and under the seal OF the Hon
Second Judicial District Court in and for Ornsby County
andSate of Nevada the 4th day Of January A D. 1879
judgment in favor Of Robert Livingston and against
J. c. Dorsey and .ggie p Dorsey defendants for the
of $3.50 principal of debt and the of 81 so in
thereon to date of Judgment of y cent
per month until paid and the of $50 81 counsel fee
and of suit taxed $40 So and accruing costs in
Abe of s5 90, and all which may by
of SALE etc. all in United States gold con and to
rected, commanding sell certain real property
cat and described i'll said order Of sale and in pursuance
thereto have levied upon and will expose az public sale
between the hours OF and NJ to wit, at P.
TUESDAY, THE 2sth DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1879,
ordered the following described property: All that
E.in piece parcel of land lying and being situated in
carson City, OrInsby County, Nevada, bounded and de
esTlbed as follows commencing at point on the north
De 81 Washington street where said street Is ntersected
~ The ne between Sections seventeen and eight
az and 1s in Township l3 north, Range 20 east and
running thence along the north line of said Washing
ssn street to point hundred and seventy feet west
the intersection of Washington and Minnesota streets
the north side of said Washington street, thence north
hundred and seventy feet thence east to said section
kAe; thence south along said section line hundred
ad seventy feet the place of beginning together with
all and singular the tenements heredtaments and appur
thereto belonging anywise appertainin-
s. T. SWIFT,
Carson City, January T. 1879. Sheriff.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-04-24
Latest Case of SmalI-Boy.

Prot. G.. Z. Richtel, the inventor of the
flying machine, and the originator of
some seventy other patents, has lately
constructed two wonderful mechanica
tricks, for the purchase of which severa
celebrated msgicisns are now negotiating.
As the tricks are intended for stage ex-
hibition, we can best describe them by
taking a view of tue effects as they sp-
pear to a person in front OF the foot
lights. In trick No. the rising of the
curtain disCIoses Two tea-boxes suspended
in the air, apart, at sufficient iDclina-
ton forward to admit OF view of the
interior when the lids are removed.
This simple condition of Affairs having
been noted the magician produces small
boy and places him in one of the boxes,
showing previous to doing SO that both
boxes were empty. Then the lids are
removed again and one box appears to
be filled with vacancy, and the other
more or less with small boy. There
can be no doubt whatever as TO which
box the boy is IN or to the emptiness of
the other box, when at sudden ''presto"
and shifting of palms the rope suspend
ing the hitherto empty box, tightens,
the other rope becomes slack, and the
magician smilingly announces that the
boy has passed from one closed box to
the other, and lifting the lid shows that
such is the case. While the audience
are wondering how all of this could have
been done he dismisses the tea chests
and exhibits the second new trick.
Bringing out magic" table, he
knocks of one leg after another, replsc-
ing with feathers, and still the table top
remains where it was before the amputa-
ton of its members. Then boy is
placed on the table, and still it doesn't
tumble. The boy is supposed to have
the power of making the table move at
will with his weight upon it-something
as Aladdin of the Arabian Nights used
to save railroad fare by his magic cloth
and the table does actually hit around
the stage according to instructions. The
trickswill undoubtedly create a sensation
when they are placed before the public.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-04-24
A YanktOn Judge.
YanKton Press and Dakotian.

Mr.. Webster's attorney (rising and
addressing the attorney for the other
side III call you coward and liarl
The court Sit down, sir.
Mr.. Webster's attorney-He is a cows
ard and liar.
The court-If you don't sit down and
keep quiet you will be sorry.
Mr.. Webster's attorney-He is
In the subsequent proceedings the
court took a hand. 1t swiftly glided
from its scat and placed its powerful
grasp upon the coat-collar of the attor-
ney for Mr.. Webster. There was a mo-
mentary void in the understanding of
that gentleman. The morning stars be-
gan 10 sing together in his ears and
danced before his confused vision. Then
he found himself outside the building
without any hat and the dusty zephyrs
playing through his luxuriant mustache.
Parties present in the room as innocent
spectators aver that the feet of the attor-
new for Mr.. Webster did not touch the
floor after the muscles of the hand of
the court had contracted upon his collar
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-04-24
The Indecent Panier.
indianapolis Herald.

The fiend Fashion is determined to
saddle feplininity with the psnier, which
is the ugliest monstrosiJy that ever was
adopted BY the Eighty sex. Fashion
magazines give explicit directions for
constructing the bsneful thing. Soft
pouts and conspicuous punches, ove->
laid and underlaid with plsits, are hint
ed at. Even the Understandable dread
the approach OF the affection, and Is.
ment it. Yet every one, fashionable
and questionable, wise and stupid, pref
ty and ugly, admits her inability to de-
fv the mandate of the foolish fetch.
Womau's dress was never more graceful
than now. But grace, besuty, conven-
fence and health must all 60 down be-
fore the mandate of the insidious fend.
The proclamation is issued, though when
and where it was first breathed no NOR
tai knows. 1t commands obedience of
every female soul. If all law was as
strictly obeyed as the edicts OF fash
ion, the world would be such an attrsct-
i've place that nobody could be induced
to leave it. The panier is surely COM
lug. Its approach is just as certain
as summer, and more terrible than yell
low fever. Doubtless the streets will
soon be filed with women whose figures