davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14
PERSONALS A OUT LADIES.

Princess Louise's hair is both beautiful
and profuse.
Mrs. Marry A. Dennison has made S15,.
900 out of "That Husband of Mine
Mrs Gordon Granger will return tC
Lancaster, KY, and live under her fa
ther's roof.
Mrs Sallie Ward Armstrong contra,
diets the rumor that she is about tc
marry again.
Miss Sheets is the new popular singer
in London. Twenty-four Of her ought
to make tolerably good choir.
The Princess Louise, so far from dis
liking Canadian life, is quoted as saying
that she is highly pleased with it.
Mrs. Anthony worked so earnestly at
raising the debt of Providence church,
that she became insane, and tried to kill
herself.
Mile. Grevy is so intelligcnt graceful
and winning that if she were in America,
it is said, she would soon become reign
ing belle.
Mrs. s. M. Perkins has had charge of a
parish in West Concord, Va, during the
past year, and her labors are said to be
acceptable.
Martha S. Mcdonald, a Vassar College
girl, daughter of a wealthy New York
merchant has eloped with and married
J. G. Spencer, ,r., son Of her fathers
partner.
Miss Mary Blair Pryor, daughter Of
General Roger A. Pryor, was married
la It week to Mr.. Dudley Walker, Jr., a
son of General Dudley Walker, Of Vir-
ginia.
Queen Victoria, it is rumored, has ex
pressed strong wish to see Canada, and
the Prince of Wales is encouraging hcl
to visit both that country and 'hc
United Stats
Mrs Buf, of oakland Cpl., has ap-
piled for a legal separa ion because a
her petition states, Mr.. b. leaves her "tc
run around with the McCracken bows.
and do things she afIerward regrets"
Lady Page the wife of the British
Ambassador at Rome, is skiful artist
So is mlny another titled EngLi5I,
woman, and even British royalty has
found out the pleasure of hard work in
art.
Mrs. Lynn Linton is engaged on anew
book that is shortly to be published. Tb
subject is the influence of clergy OF
women, and the story is the ii sht be
| ytnnu 81 I'm. .huul an / a p 'funli.J Jio nl,r
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14
THE tOsTI misoF ACTRESSES.
who Make the Fine Clothes of vi iOd-
jcska, Kellogg and others.

If Worth really originated all the cos
TUNES that are credited to him it would
take the looms of France to supply ali
the required material. As to brides in
fashionable circles, the glamour would
depart from their trou.scau could they
not add the inevitable recommendation
to at least portion of their outfit; and
actresses, what would become of them?
To what end would their genius or tai
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

duty of every newspaper in Colorado to
warn moneyless people from going to
Leadville. The interests of the State
demand it. All the land around Lead
vile for miles has been staked out and
prospected, and man without money
has no opportunity of finding anything
in the mines or in the city,"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

rTn,nTI j. --II--,-I, -, ll.-,. ,.,,l = a.,
-, ,, =, = ~ -, 'N'I I;II ,Ii'' '''''It "l VI Wv
,~;,, ~;, ',,l' ,S 49, ''' M '"t' Uo'0,''1o, -
- Do'" .., '',' ~ ' ','o ,' '''''T'''o ., "
sne ., w. '.','y',' ,.. 's' " s' trt ,'I'on
I I ''I ~ a,,,.,i ',,'',,' D,'''''' t''o'I
- % 'toA ",. " ','''''','',.' ''" '''' mann i''.o"
~ VIC :,I >,.:J"'r :, @ '"P'l'vI' II N'eP',.S
.l'' r,I g. ~ u '''.''''' " ''iI 'iie o''''
III " i'1 g'''''0 ".' - - ''"'i W ',I'' re-
SUIT 1'4'>e i''! j. "c hoI usually III
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

o,+ avail; &c not ,Iod j., por;s;on o.r,.o,, ,,,s
nass ,rhioh oorid he a5vert;saSd iS I,;r
tvne and" ond with % tboir diamond T robba riass los
finnish foating naracranhs for the nress9 .
Tho onest;on Il If W6rtb does not snn-
nIv tbese costnmes who does and tberc.
hy bonoy a tolo ro,o.I;no tha sel6sbnass
deceit to which mansgers have descend.
ed For instance Modieska when in
Paris discovered NV accident n needy
drnsSmoEar who nossessed of reol artistic
skill and taste needed only to he brouoht
into notice TO make her fortune, The
clever actress ordered n toilet leaving
the DESIGNING and style to little Madame
-. When the costume was completed.
il was 50 exouisitely made. and SO
unioue. that Modieska Immediately Or
dered the rest of her outfit for the sea-
son from the little modiste, and, be it
WHISPERED, at bottom prices.
While the work was going on who
should come trinpino over to the ray
capital to Get some new clothes but Clara
LGuise Kelosg. Now life is short and
time is AeetinS Worth was ordered to
make some costumes but it was DARING
The Exposition. and he "was worked to
death" Miss Kellogg flew to Modiesko,
though according to weight, fiyinp wonld
have been easier to the party of the Sec
opd part and implored her advice "a to
whom she could get to complete her
operatic wardrobe, Having natural
admiration for each Other, the Countess
Bozenta agreed, on promise of solemn
secrecy. to tell Clara Louise of her newly
found treasure troye. and the conse
ouenrc was the little workwomon Turned
ont y number of superb toilets for the
SINGER which 50 nlcosed her that she
shook hands with Modieska in A General
covenant not to let any one else know of
this modest modiste. and in that woy
thev could keen her from becoming the
fashion and raising her prices.
Many costumes from abroad worn bv
Americans we're bouoht readv.made. or
ordered from chean sewina.womrn, and
if is mi, desrrintion of clothes HAT would
mako Worth wrirole 20 have his name
t,rkcd to Them, AmoDr act ressrs besides
WoIiesto who have made their clothes
nnt oFthcir stock in trade ,ore Fanny Doy-
annort who also owns the hand .omest
co|lart;on Of diamonds of onv one in her
nrnf,ssinn. Sarah ,Jewett who writes
nnetrv and can dr;ve a four-in-hond
Mr.. Tlornncr whose rolcs in themselves
narrssitatc extrayauant dressinr. and to
this li.t to which ). nnmhnr 0f others
nirht 10 added has bnen torked thr
n.In o( Mnnd GRANGER
hIl If those ladies' bovo thofr drcasca
,raIn in Nrw YnrE .. - rnln Mise 1rw-
off l.lt' and Miss GRANGER do without rxcrn-
tinn Fnhulous nrires are said to bc
m,iJ f,r some Of these t,ilcls hut the as
s~rtions are generally made by men, to
whom a lonS train, n plentiful snl lshinr
f. onI,r .nI .nr;nLI;pr &c J;ouonds
ha ,hry renl or false convey an imDrc.-
SON 81 rostt;nrss 7, i. mot an uncom-
mon rhinr 10 SEE a notice likc the follow
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

A cough orcold, if not promptly attended
o, NAV result in an incurable lung disease
For all diseases Of the throat breast aud
lungs, bronchial or asthmaric affections DR..
Swayne's Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry
and best remedy. 1t promotes expeCtora-
ton and removes all diseased matter which
obstruc the lungs, the ucerationis healed,
and the suilereris restored to perfect health.
Trial bottles 2jc, large size 81. Sold at the
leading drug stores, or can be had by writ
ing TO Dr. Swaync IL Snn, Philadelphia.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

very wealthy. 1t may be remembered
that his domestic affairs were before the
courts in New York for long time after
he had applied for an absolute divorce
from his wife. 1t is said that the parents
of the newly-married couple have be-
come reconciled to their new relations
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

A son of the Siamese twins is achiev-
ing high honors in an Eastern college.
The Toronto Gazette says: "Why
shouldn't he rise in the world? His
father was well connected"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

Is EVERYTHING possible being done to
put the city in a sanitary condition that
will give our people Il feeling of security
against disease during the coming sum
mer? If not, whose fault is it? This is
Just the season Of the year for asking
these two questions
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

TnE Breathitt veterans recently re-
ceivcd the wages of their late war, and
the Wheeling militia were recently pald
for their services in the strike riots
Verify, in the midst of peace we are in
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14
fALtMbR'S COLLEGE.
FARMERS COLLEGE,
College Hill, Hamilton Co.. O.

Nl OSOPHlCAL, Slicnttfic, IaIics' aud
TpHchens' C0ulses Admits both sexes to all The
advantages OF the College, Thorough courscs ia
Dlawng and Vocal Music Expenses reduced TO
lowest point. No extras whntcycr. Scholarship
holders nave free tuition Sperill attention given
10 Teachers. iIcalthfnneSs, safety, convenience
and beauty OF location ulitquaicd. For tutl ia
formation address
!. i. SMITH. President,
ta28 College Hill. Ohio
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

The Iturbidc is the swell hotel of the
City of Mexico 1t was built in the last
century by Spanish gentleman for his
own residence, and is spacious, but
gloomy. The Emperor Iturbide selected
it as his palace when tho Spanish do
minion was overthruwn.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

A Canada paper announces the defeat
Of "thc Orange bill" The dcaler,we pre-
sumo, charged for more oranges in the
bill than the purchaser received Nor
riatown Herald.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

BLACKBURN and Randall are both con-
tident. Somehow its most always just
that way.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

Is PAT. HOGAN bigger man than
"your Uncle Richard".
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

Amellh hc...'.,......",.,.','., 10 h III zoo III
HIutlIh FA.. 1.uO pii o'F' uA
CINCINNATI \ wEsrwoOD (EAEGoW GAUGE.
I)pily exc, pt SUNDAY.
Leave e.. H. Il d. Dcnot 223 m. Asp IN. 6:ls
am.
Leave Kohl: (WestwoodN, h:43 IN, 7:05 a m
12'3S n, ;;5S NJ, 5,23 pm.
I.civG brighton. G:2s III, sos m, 21aS p m. 5:l3
4 5S p IN G:2S pm.
Sunday tFaiis--
Leave Robb's (Wcstwood), sa53 m, 1858 a m
4F3pln.
Leave Prigh'cn, 9:53 m, 1853 m 5,5s n.
2!5S p NJ, 5:bb pm,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

Ttagnr town Ac................... $500 in go pm
Rrulgric Mail .. ................. S:Ognm On pm
+, 1t Wayne MAii................. S:N0am go pm
IIHgrryiuwn l.x........,........ iO5 pm v:i0 am
FORf WAYNE, BuNCIE 4 ClSClHhATG IT. r.
Deq)., Pear. uid Plum,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-30
HOW THE WATER Is CLEANsED.

HOW THE WATER Is CLEhNSED.
First the water passes down through
iour inches of assorted Marine Gravel,
then through eight inche' of Patent
White Willow and Animal Charaoal;
then ascends twelve inches through
Fresh Water sand and Marble Dust,
then descends again through twelve
inches OF Charcoal.
The Filter. with all its tubes. is made
of Terra Gotta, aud Is 80 arranged that
all the filterng material can be re-
moved and repacked entirely with new
material, at u trihing expense.
They are manufactured In two sizes
viz: The Family Size, to contain four
gallons, and the office Size, to contain
40 gallons. OF altered water. The Fam
lily Size Will otter thirty and the Ohice
Size fifteen gallons OF water in twenty
four hours.
Ii. oakland alone there aro about fve
hundred Of these alters now in use, CIV
ing perfect satisfaction, and tes imoni.
al rom the owner of each one can be had
at any time,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-30
l0ShaassELES WEEKLY AEnALD

$50 .alishcd every Saturday morning.
TERMS.
one -ea., 10y uisil or express, ,one c"py"S3ot
six unntfs, " "a 81 1t
rhr - ..l Ut
Advertisetu inserted at reasonable
rat -.
su ssin;ls OF JOb-W0rh dome 60
Coisspeta with SnD Francisco f1
rrtce,S style. and Elegance ot works
st,lRunhsD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-30
Tstdea's C"unary seat.

New YORK, Aug. 2S The
World says: "Greystone" the
county seat near Ynnkers, which
Tilden leased with the privilege of
purchase, WAS s,li to him yester-
day for $3.50 600
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-30
TO THE PUBLIC.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OFFICE OF TIE SOUTH SANTA)
MONICA WHARF AND SHIP
PING COMPANY.
There will be meeting OF the stock
holders of the South santa Monica
Wharf and shipping company Mt their
Office iu Los Angeles, Saturday, Septem-
ber 9th, al O'Clock p. 81, for the purpose
OF adopting n Constitution and by-Ltws
for III he government of the aDove com pa
ny, and for the transaction of such other
business as may be necessary.
BY order OF IL O rru tees.
WALTER s. MOORE,
a2itd Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-30
a >sIyer s'n.cas--,

New YORK, August 23l.--Fhe
Herald. criticising the $400. 600
worth of silver purchased in Lon
don yesterday for India says it
came from South America, and
this while the metal is a drug in
the United States.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-30
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hariord
(SanLuis Obispo)and Santa Barbara; On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
n0-Passengers tor san Francisco take
the train Tor Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 8 40 o'clock p. M, Los An
geIes time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-30
The Hygienic Filter
......... AN D
w sntef. Cooler.

This invention places within the reach
of every family the means OF procuring
pure and wholesome water. IL will re-
move all decayed amin Il, vesetable or
foreign matter, mud, sand, alkali, ETC.,
thoroughly cleansing aud also cooling
the water, by reason of its being made OF
porous pottery. to u degree healthier and
pleasanter to drink than Ice water.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-30
Rates of Fare from Los Angeles.
Playable in Gold.)

For Passage or Freight as boye. or
for tickets to and from
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-30
HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.

0sFlAr ACRIFICE IN INPRDVED
REAL ESTATE,
In most desirable Ioca, ion, viz: Sixth
street, second lot from Pearl street;
beautiful cottage house; four rooms;
hard finishod; cost $500: stable, carriage
and wood house; "a ten-year-oid orange
trees, full offnuit, trees fine and healthy.
This property can be bought at igures
that will defy competition. Size Of lot,
S3xl25 feet. For par ar,iculars call on j. q.
DeTURK, No. | Market 81. dl5tf
, 1879-07-24

To The Edttor " The Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 33.-Thc question OF retire
ments III thu army has so frequently beeu sncn.
toned, particularly lately, aud the retirement
OF snprrannuatcd heads OF bnreaux In tho War
Department 60 often dcclnrcd tu BE- imminent,
t!,ut II would really be well to mako the retire.
mcnts without further dclay, md thus settle
the ,nattor. The present incumbeuts have out
lived their usefulness, mud owe It 10 their
juniors a,,d to tl,e service generally, whose In
forests they ars supposed u have at heart, to
retire voluntarily, rs wne recently Wisely douo by
they. ~ many others III uiiice have 1Dno
before them, do not seem u appreciate this,
mud the rrestdent should therefore exercise tic
power .lle Iaw hus given him to meet precisely
auek casea.
The officers in liuo for promotion are, without
exception, gentlemen WHO served With distinc-
tton. nnl unG OF them Gen. Rufus Ingalls, earned
the reputation un the authority Of taens. Gsnnt
nnd Mcclellan of being the best Quarter1nastcr
III the army. aud ttlat Ut tima when tho army
contained about million men.
The ar1ny. pcrllaps more tLan auy other De-
pnttlncnt U! thu Government, sllunll be man.
aged by lnrn who have the necessary energy md
"push" to promptly meet the demands Of the
aGry!cG.
Congress recently provided br law for the re-
trument OF 10l officers, and that number IL be-
Ing rapidly exhausted by Tue retirement OF
lower gtadcs of liuc otllcers, ut the rsk uven Of
leaving no vacancy for tlo rGtiromcnt III those
at the hea1, wt,o Should have bteu retired lul,g
Ago. Il the latter WGre prom ptly yetlred there
would bc no ocsaslou ior lho reorganization So
nuut, discussed Iuru, the Inst mud previous
sessions ii Congress, and mlicll annoyance to
Waited. i. !. 4.
, 1879-07-24

~ lar IAHp2F " lux k110HHft
TOLEDO, July ri mn informed that an at-
tack VIE made on me hy Drsan {O.> corre-
spvnlent IN THE rHlnuEE of Wednesday, July
lU. live been unable to find q copy OF TnE
TRIBUNE ol ulat date. and only kuow Of tho ar
tielc by hcursay. AS Informed, the article as
ststs that ain pIaycd-out spccutntor, who Or
gAnlzcd coal company out OF worthless lantls,
mud came very ncar bankrupt!nE some Of my
BRYAN friends as well ns 1tysulf.
As have never taken advantage Of the Bank
rupt Hct, nul rs never organized a con1 COM
pany anywhere or At any time, AMI ~ no pcr5ou
las ercr been matie bankrupt by me or through
me-, the attack seems entirely uucallcd for.
ain Informed Tint uo citizen Of Bryan wroso tho
article, but that travelling agent Of ucw and
improved primitive gcograuhy ts the author.
have lived IT, Northwest Ohio for twenty-five
yenrs. and have been In public Office fciyil posi-.
tlOne} for sfx gcasa and this Is tho Hrst time, to
MY knowledge, tint have bccu cslusEcd With
anything u the uature Ut personal disllonor. i
a unable TO collee!rc OF tlc motive Of your cor
respondent, but learn he was induced to write
isle article as MI argument aranst the National
drceaihaek party. knowin. that was an humble
member Of thai muetl-alr,scA organization.
ISAAC Il. SHERWOOD.
, 1879-07-24


The following were received by the Chicago
3onrA 1f TRADE:
LsvRnroot, July 23-l1;3o 4. m.-Flcur, o. Cd
6lls I'D. Wheat-Wintcr, o. 3dQp!ls nl sprtng. Ks
DdQios; white, u adflOs Id: cln}, o. UlQ10s.
torn, 4s Cd. Pork. 41s. Lard, :}ls Cd.
LIVERPOOL, July o. p. m.--I.arl lis Sd, Hest
unchanged.
LtyEnl'ool, July GEL p. m.-Spc ea7-F!our.
l9s Id. Wheat slower; rcd winter, ns I'd; No. Z
sptfng, da ID: No. 2 do, u I'd. Corn frn nutl
tending upwnsd. at ~ I'd. Carcoes OF coast,-
Wheat Ia moderate dcuana. Corn In fAr demand
Weather sathur more favorable. Pork-Weatast,r
NJ, Aus, Lard, Ills I'll. lncun-Long clsar, 20s
ID: short cioAr, nGst Cunberand4 28a I'd.
LoKn0N, July 2:.-L!ycrpool--WhcAt quirter.
Corn atrong. Mars Lane-WhcAt and corn hr.n
cargoea o1 coast-Whcnt Ia fair demand and
stendy. Cascoea on passaCe -Whrat-The ad-
vanccd yloWs Ut so)lcrs preyant busineas, Corn
firmly held. Exports Of wiIeht to France md tho
Continent during tho past wcok, &. 600 ats. Thu
weather In England atows s!gns Ut improving.
special Dtspa.ch ia 7As Trtouns.
LIvEnroot, July a:l-11: 80 q. us.-FLoun-No.
], lis Id; Mo. 4, Os Id.
Observation-Disclosures. No. !. Os Cd; No, g, f1s
"a; sprsng. No. l, Us I'd; Eo.9, 81; white. No. lts
edI No. =, FL 8dt club, No. !, l0s; No, =, o.
I'd. eorn-How, No. l, n I'D.
fhovta,oss-Pork, Ais. Lert. 31s 3D.:
LtYERrootr July "3-CoTrox-Quct at O 1-19
0ussc; salos, ,0o0 bales, speculation and OK.
port. LOCO; An,urtcAn, 8, 800.
'LAHp-Amcrican, 31s Cd.
6iTHtrs or TTuArESTlSg-9Js,
AAzWEnr, JULY ~. s3.-pkTnotxux-17Kd.
, 1879-07-24

the destiny sho has 10 persistentfy invoked, 30
lung rs tho North stant!a ready 10 help her, 80
long will s1o refuse to help herself; and only bT
leaving her TO her OWN resources, md holding
her firmly to every obligation which she owes to
2 common Government. can s!,o ever be ro-
deemed, and mada lt to be part Of any Ro-
public.
LIT her. from necessity. study ute aria Of SELF
lrehcrsntInn instead OF those 0f dcatrnctitn for
~ she aeesns her foe, a,ld sho uay-naY, no
noubt wi!s--'iFove tt for preservation; hut. 80
81 the alaVes she ,as lost and supply ller wants
~ cneraencv, ~ lonn viii sho alnk In tho sra1c
OF i,s!hE. anl IEaytate mora anl more to lar
barism and extinction.
JANE GnrY Sw1ssnELM.
, 1879-07-24

Ponv 1IuRoN, M!ch., July a3,-rassed up-Pfops
d. A. blanchard. Dcnton, City ot Tolsdo. Moni.
tor, o. Townsend aud consost; tug Mayaower and
barges; stinr keweenaw; 4chr Trinidad.
Uown-isrop st. Josoph; Hchrs II. f. HALEY,
William u, Hounds, c. r benson, Jcnule While.
Mlnd..Norheaht. gentle; weather fine.
POM IlUnoN, Mtch., July 93-l0 y. M.---ra6scd
up-Irnps Cubs, Ruzsia. G4coua, SaN.lac.
Down-PFopa St Albums. Ira Chaacc and baEEes.
Y, Graves. phrbe. cathurtne, Jeanic. KumbalI.
Luuta1.
Wlud.-NQfthca4L frcRh: Tcatiar cloudy.
, 1879-07-24

NALriNonE, Md., July aJ.-FLour-wostcrn
aurcr 81, oolb3.50; .do extra, 81. oo4ei. IL; 10
family, s., 2.il 90.
Observation-Disclosures lower. and closed weak;
No. 2 Western winter rel. Rpot. 81 &; July,
$1.11H11. 1lss; August. sl.11Gb1. 11s; septesa-
bcs. 81. 11tfn1. 11s. Curn nominal In absoncs Of
receipts; wca'orn easier; Western mixed, spot
aud July. f+'i144ac; August, 4iE1b45c; Bop
tcmucr, I5:41+Oc; steamer, no offerings. Oats
firm md fairly actvo Western whito, :lsFa:lDc; do
mixed. a9G137Ac; rcnnsylvania. u8Ql3Oc. Nyc
quiet at tfjc.
l!.rosteaay; 5o1s primo to choice Pennsylvania,
rnovIs,nxs-s.calY mcss posk. $40. 90. Bulk
meats md !1u4e shoulders, 3ac; clear rib sidus,
4iac: packed, 4,4Qtiilc. Hacnn-S Shoulders, 4Ac;
clear rlh e!Ies. Iaic; hams. 11Gb1!c. Lard, 7c.
lurrEu,Searcs and lrni; ptiu,e 10 choice West"
ern packed. 11G.l.c.
Euus-Dull NJ UtGt10c.
Ancd, U!ic for futures.
rofyEs-Actlvo ind firm; Rio carsoes, 11,s0
LIFE.
WH1aEy-stcady. at 81. 07tsGt1. .0s.
FREiailTs-To lyrrp0a1 pGr Bifam etaA1y; COL
ton. 3-16d: senr, 2g: grain, Ha{d.
NEcEipTs--Flonr. ]. a:s2 brls; wheat, 278, 600
bn. Of which ii, 900 hu ia now Southern; corn,
Gh 200 bu: oa1s: o1:. 100 b.; rye, quo bu.
SALEs-Whcat 0ji. fto0 bu; corr, 127, 900 bu.
, 1879-07-24


CHICAGO july 11.-Yoa, correspondent, IA
,v,no,, - in t,ot1 .eryfrc sn fv ngo,na,
'he 'oea Of peats all s'ohes' ihc NORA do'-
ernor OF this Universe must have created, and
most coutro!. It's physical ,nuchincsy; md In
tb.s VIC find no tracr ot lin, modern invention
-. r,,,, ,,,. attach, lin ,,,,o f III. !, Chris,i,,
"l,.ea 'ne' attaeu NV ""l''s y. wv S'''t'a"
0ou,'-a Goa Out "t "nosa nature atl INC e!a-
mcnts o! Justice have been carefully eliminated,
and who il rrosentc4i to us rs .+tl,e friend Of
.,r,nr. !, r., arr1, "a, cv,crt ns IN ,d,r. n nru.
s'','''" %"ss ~ ~. "A ~ ~ paw p'~
sh.n'h on SUI
The God who governs tho nhvs'eal world
uses clouds. and hurricanes md earthquakes,
% rsnhvrs bca,th M nnl ] ,',otv: w. a,ui u.os thrn MI
asPns'as nea't"' u.u *te"es "''o "su9 'ae'' ~
in accordance with aEcd law. Ho sweeps
individuals, nalons, and species into tho waste
hoa1rcs III Death IN t).t th, tl,trst s,,ryyu. OF
t1t. .,.,,,sos .i,,. ,.no ,~In,, ,,,or,.
"!s sesol'"u'c c'tat"los' '.s.'e ~" o'''H A''e"
selves Into harmony WIN lIts law arc inose VINO
,slIall continue 70 live; for "rhe meek st.ail III
,mr;t TN. carthn: a,ul M cirort can prcyent
.,.,' n.'a1 s...,,,.,, .,I',,
LUIS 'si'A' eo's"''''aal'",,
, 1879-07-24

DuFrALo, Jnly 23.-O1carcd: props Nebraska,
mdse. Idaho, 1ndso, Milwaukee, r,tl4c, Chicago;
slmr Pcasl. saudubky; achrs Thco Voqrs. i. TO
brts salt. Cleveland; Gold Hunter, :,a5 tons coal
Anna Sherwood, Lib tons coal, Milwaukee; 81,
Potter, G.. ". Dsvs. Toledo; a. s. 1lazard 1,tI;o
tons coal, Charles Foster. 1.t}00 tous con1, @.
Phstsr !, 200 tons COAL Harvey nlsspil, MO tons
.. snal. Mu'segen; 1arse. Elma, Iiattis, orontes+
Chaf,sr-Schl j, L. Hcnarls' coal to Racine, COO
tons At ulC.
, 1879-07-24

Tho strong northeriy wind TINT blew yesterday
brought lumber tees In with rush towards ever-
Ing. and the tugs wero worry busy lust night bring
Ing, sesseIa In. Tho Lumber Market bcRnn
to hll no, and ut the opening this
A. the docGs. 4 few Lowos. Lake vesscis came
III, the Ellen Spry and Dausorth being among
thcul,-bnth cua!-!4den. During tho twenty. four
hours ending at o'clock last evening % sail and
10 steam vessels arrived and u sa,t and 70 atean
Ycssclk departed.
Thsrc was GOOD lump Of a uea on lat nlght,