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week at Hamllns (Chicago) drawing good
houses. The Times says:

houses. Inc IUneS says:
Hamlin's patrons are desirous Of obtaining the
most thrilling realism possible for the amount OF
money expended; and in following the adven.
lures Of the willy detectives whose names form
the title of the play there none so poor rs not
to be satisfied. Mr.. Webber has been Nip somany
times that he now drops into the character as
naturally as post into hole, and never did he
appear to more advantage IN his somewhat &C.
centric surroundings than on last evening. There
is a naturalness about his acting to which some
hnical people might object rs belonging rather
to the street than the stage, but upon the whole
this is the school Of art which pleascs the audi
enccs to which this actor caters and so cannot
be found fault with. In point of fact, through
the many disguises Of this same willy Nip and
the versatility necessary to make the character a
consistent one Mr. Webber brings talent to bear
that is not always found. Mr.. Fitzpatrick played
Tuck very cleverly, and in makeup and action
did himself credit, while rendering good service
to the crowded house. Mr.. Hartley struck high
key in his portraiture of Maj. Trcmain and to
this held through five long acts. gray coat
with black velvet collar and black binding was
the chief feature of Mr. Hurley's acting, and at
tracted the close attention it so dcservedly mcr-
llted. The company upon the whole, shows more
care in its selection than has been Mr.. Webbers
previous fortune.
NOTES.
Sam Lucas, the old favorite of the Hyers Sis.
ters troupe, is on the road again with new
play "Nimrod; or, Diamonds in the Rough" a
dramatization of viii Careton's "Ovcr the Hills
to the Poor House." The play was written for
Lucas. He is supported by j. A. Lords compa-
ny including Louie Lord, years ago frequent
performer in Ottawa. They were at Aurora
on Monday and Tuesday.
| The Dramatic Ners gives Maplcsons prima
donna, Nine. Ambre, mistress Of the King
OF Holland" the cold shoulder. The Musica
Times thinks she's mo great shakes" but inti
mates that the private affairs Of an artist are OF
no consequence orimportance to the public, who
should Judge the artist and not the woman d
private life, Krect,
Musical Times: Juvenile troupes are now all
the rage-Juvenile "Pinsiore." Juvenile "Fati
ntza and Juvenile Uncle Tom" But wher
Uncle Tim /, represented by a boy 10 years Of age
how old, pray, is the representation of Eva? Ii
she born just previous to the performance or is
she "hardly E,dF'
Nus. and Dram. Times: Miss Emma c. Thurs
by, after her engagement with Strakosches ID
finished Qor which concerts in America she is to
receive $4,000 she will enter into a matrimonial
one with Henry c. Gillig, of American Exchange
London.
Max Maretzek's English Opera Company be.
gin at Chicago Nov. II, for two weeks. Max's
new opera, "Wolfert's Roost," has made quite q
| 'hit."
but to New York audience as reader early
this month in Chickering Hall.
Pinafore Sullivan reached New York on We'd
nesday last
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08
HOME MATTERS.


The election in Ottawa on Tuesday passed of
quietly, although much interest was taken in it
by residents in this city, Few farmers came in.
At the first precinct little bad blood was shown
by couple Of workers; but the democrat was
righteously indignant at the republicans chal-
engng the vote Of man who, as every one about
knew, had voted in Ottawa for at least ten years.
On the west side (second prccinct the biggest
strike for Uncle Sam was the statement by a
Young stalwart that whoever voted for Raymond
was voting for rebel. j, was a ten-strike and
the Raymond boom" WAS fixed fact there, at
least.
At La Sale the election was quiet and only a
small vote was polled The big majority for Ray
nond in Websters own town is laid to the "cr-
culars" and Sam Davis's great speech for Web.
ster in Ottawa last Saturday night, wherein he
gave La Sale terrible drubbing.
In Streator the boys did nobly for Raymond
and it was two days at least before they fairly go,
settled down to business again.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08
Among the other bills were: % .l6 for washing
2l pieces, sl6S for COAL s335 for lighting street

Among the other bills were: 1915 for washing
81 pieces, s163s for COAL $3325 for lighting street
lamps, sl09.4S for gas, Of which soa.4 worth was
burned in the street. lamps, s62, 26 for lumber,
sci to John Powe for sprinkling II weeks in
front of the city hall, IS for burying dead AMI.
mails, sl537 for oats, 800 for salaries, siS5O9
for street labor
For boarding tramps aud prisoners Ella were
paid, which induced the mayor to suggest the
cutting off of the tramp feed, but 1t was conclu'
ded that as soup was the chief feature OF that
feed they wouldn't get too awfully awful Fat here
and the feed shall be continued.
La Sale county presented Il bill of costs, SS'o''
in n case where Dug Streeter is defendant. Dug
was fined and appealed, giving bond which
proved to be worthless, and the case was dis
missed with p'ocede'.do TO the justice, The at
torney was not aware that L mHtimgS had been
issued. At any rate, he advised the city not to
pay the bill until Mr.. Dug settled the matter OF
slept it cut in Jail, or worked on the streets,
Adjourned to next Tuesday evening, when the
settlement Of the water bonds will be the chic
business.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08
How the Minds OF Great Men Have Run IN
the Same Channel.

How the Minds OF Great Men Have Run In
the Same Channel.
When the eldest son of the Queen Of England,
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, and the Duke of
Newcastle visited America, they took = trip to
Colorado over the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
K. X. Prince Arthur and Prince Alfred, each in
his turn, when on visit to Her Majesty's colony
and to America, took trip on the Chicago, Bur
lington " Quincy Il. r., and hundreds of the
lesser lights Of the European nobility who have
paid visit to this country, have followed suit
King Kalakaua, king Of the Sandwich Islands,
when in America, took trip over this line.
When Andrew Johnson was President of the Unit
ed States, and took his celebrated swing around
the circle he included trip over the Chicago,
Burlington Il Quincy r. r. When the Grand
Duke Alexis visited America, he took trip to
California over the Chicago, Burlington e Quincy
K. K. When His Excelency, Rutherford b. Hayes,
President OF the United States went to Kansas,
in October last, he went by the Chicago, Burling.
ton * Quincy r. Il. When the Marquis Of Lorne,
the Govcrnor-General Of Canada, and the Prin-
cess Louise arrived in Quebec, the Canadian Gov
ernment had in waiting the famous c., Il. & g.
dining car, Windsor, with which to convey them
to the capital, at Ottawa. General Y s. Grant
2. ro,Ifc home from his trip around the world,
passed over the Chicago, Burlington ~ Quincy
X. Rfrom Omaha To Chicago This line may there
fore be truly termed The Royal Ro,ae between the
Fast and the West.
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Dramatic.
LOHN DILLON.

John Dillon appears at the Opera House on
Monday evening next in his new play "rhe Dark
Horse; or, Our Next President" The notice
given last week gives an idea Of his play. Cor
respondence of the Dramatic Nelrs from the west
where he has been give generally testimony that
he has had big houses. Omaha, both nights,
houses crowded." Minneapolis, immense busi-
ness" Winons, Wis, crowded house," st. Paul,
same The company is said to be, ian excellent
one" The play is yariousy spoken Of, but
seems 70 be funny.
Tickets are now selling at Gloyer's.
HARRY WEBER.
Harry webber in NIP tS Tuck" appears on
Tuesday night next, l1th. Weber has been all
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08
TO THE LADIES.

Any one wishing to learn The Art OF Cutting
their own and Cmldrens Clothing receive thorough in
sructions hy calling Mrs. j. NJ. Giueta, corner
OF Columbus and Main streets. T. GOdfreys store
This system +, entirely new. Measures taken Ike
that tors and perfect ht secured without charge
Those interested In this matter should call soon, this will
be your only chance TO get perfect system very cheap.
Agent. wanted. Persons o! good business capacity
can clear from one to three thousand dollars year
o,,.ua Nnv I ls7gsmus MRS. J. VI. GIUsrA.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08

Mr.. Brumbach ON the ground that nc was the
best man. He had been long tried in the Of
fee, was thoroughly acquainted with Its duties
and thus far had performed them with excep
tional ability The office pays but poorly
though of great Importance to the property
holders of the county. Though entertaining
the highest respect for Mr.. Wolfe, the voters
saw no call for making change IN the office
and voted accordingly.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08

What is home without baby? Many children
have coughs and colds Just now, and should have
the greatest care, and bottle Of DR.. Narshalp'
Lung Syrup. Price 81 cents, 10 cents and 81 Q
bottle Sold by VI. kneussl.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08

The marshal of Mendoza brought down on
Thursday Dan Kelly formerly of this city, and
Martin Mccarthy, who were lodged in Jail on a
charge Of pocket picking during the Grant re-
ccpton.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08

About one.third of the town of Mound City,
an the Ohio river few miles above Cairo was
destroyed by fire last Sunday. The loss is es
timated at $50, 900
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08

ININ L. Sf.Trl- r. NIENr NOT1CE.-e-
TNrE oF JACOB RRUsBAcH. pfckAsEp-Nooee
hereby tc ell persons Interested in aid estste ~
tr una,rgned Administrator OF the estate OF sAd Ja
cob Brumhsch decreased. will srpear ecfore the Coen4
Court of county ~ sale sna state OF noiA ~ ne
County Court HOUSE In Ottawa In ssd county. on Noaay.
the eighth day OF pecemeer n ls7s for the purpona
of rndernc Of his proceedings In the adntns
tration OF said estate Tor the nnAl settlement.
WILLIAM PrrZEh
ATTEST. y W SrOcNsLxskx Adnin:<rrA>or.
Clerk CosRN Court. IA sale Co. lu ne1>@v
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08

4 Tonlca farmer has put in 5000 feet Of tile
this fall, tiling lG0 acres and draining famous
old " duck pond" in the town Of Hope.
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GEORGE NJ. LELAND,

Master IN ChGuCsrg.
NJ y STEERS ~ t,.-Notice IA hereby gwen tnAs
vi Ay yrtu. OF deCrce made and entered Of record ey
Circuit of l., Sale county state of Illinois ~ nc
October term Of said court 1873 in certain cauee thea
pending In said the chanCery side thereof wherein
Abe HcssbOom complainant and Richard Hogsoosu.
William r. HosaDuOm. Cornella Luce, Joseph D. Luce.
Richard H. Robinson. Elizabeth Robinson, John Reoneon
Bertha Robinson, ElEs Mills and Daniel c. hs were de-
u. lssa the hour u one O'Clock IN the aftsrnoeR
Of said iay Tor sale, the -outh door OF the
County Court HOUSE in Ottawa sd county, at Pablo
auction and will then sell o. the highest bidder the oiov
ing described property being the ordered by Ad ds
be sold that say; The ives; any acres OF tho
half quarter Of section twenty foer
north three east OF the th
principal meridian in the county of Ia Sale and sss q
Illinois.
TEENS ot SAIE-Cash GEORGE NJ LELAND.
Dated Nov Sth, Is.s-S~ Master in ChAncery.
H. r. LINCOLN. SoI'r for Compft.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08

Madame Demorest's Portfolio and What to
Wear, for fall and winter just received at Osman
IL IIapeman's
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08

Call at Osman IL Hapeman's and see those
| beautiful sea shells.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08
#arrteD

on the evening October 2h lss brides parcut,
in Ncrmilli0uvile by J. W Wood. Esq. Mr. GEORGE ".
KELLY 70 Miss MARY r.. GORDES.
Also by the same the evening VI October 9th s at
the brides parents. Mr.. STEPHEN l. CARfIkG1OS u
Miss ROSA l. BROOKER.
At the +. Parsonage OTTAWA. Oct. 90 by Rc, " u.
Gloss. THOMAS :. MORGAN to Miss SUSIE BICkERTON,
bOth Of Strrafur l.. Sail. county. III.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08
SUMMER SAVORY.

By BENJ. +. TAYLOR author Of The World on Wheels,
Between the Gates etc. Price n.
"IIavng once picked up the book, the reader
will not lay It down until he has hnishcd It's rich hu'
and tender pathos irresistible. INTERIOR
ChtcdgO.
Summer Savory will be n cherished companion
with the lovers of pure, bright sparkling thoughts aud
descriptions &C. Boston Home Journal
"Any production Of Benz. +. Taylor is a new
edition Of Apples u Gold In Pictures pf silver Thcrr
flavor, richness Of taste and OF C"uring. real
value II will but mine IL out, that fully hcar- out
the simlc OF the golden fruit there u also qlyduc~s
that suggests even more If reality than picture 'i
which the writer's pen Ourups the painters brush, AMI
the writer's words outyc the painters cnlors '-Sgrd
cpse Journal
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08

coating OF ice covered the canal on Tuesday
morning so that the state boats had to cut pas
age.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08
M. BLANC'S GRAMMAR OF
PAINTING AND ENGRAVING.
Translated from the French,
Ry MRS. KATE y. nOGGETT

This elegant volume is large octave printed
with wide margins, is finely bound, contains the
original illustrations, nearly tlfty in number,
from the famous art works OF Belliui. Raphael,
da Vinc Rembraut, Lorraine, POussiu, Paul
Potter, Holbcin and other eminent artists, and
is one Of the most valuable contributions ever
made to the art publications of this country.
Price, s3.
The Albany Argus says: 1--WE do not think there
any school OF painting method Of engraving ~
which aud the outer history not therein A.
most perfectly given. The work j. Illumination. II
should D. hands of rrnucJ person. for IL is
one ~ those volumes which almost liberal einca-
ton"
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08

The City Council met on last Tuesday evening,
but being anxious, like the rest Of the city, to
hear the election news, were in hurry to get
away and did but little business. All were pres
ent except the members from the fifth.
The marshal's report Of his doings in October
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08
GQDEYlS LADY'S BOOK PUB. CO. (limited

~ Single copies for sale and subscriptions received
OsrAn & IIapeinan, Ottawa. Illinois.
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MRS. EMILY GnAnAM.s DEATH.
No Marks OF Her Alleged MaItreatment Re
venled ny the Autopsy.

An autopsy made yesterday, by Dcpu-
ty Coroner Goldschmilt on the body of Emily
Graham. whose friends assert thar sho was
starved and matreated, when puticu, in the
BRekwelis Island Asylum for the Insane.
showed death TO have resulted from exhaustion
due To- chronic meningitis. so0enins oi tho
Ger Hhelum, and rilu-i0u oi serum ln tho yeu-
triclrs of the brain. No marks oi yiliou'.uf
any Kind, or signs of starvation or ualtr'at-
neut. We're flHui hy Oh" ]. putty Coroner ail
dohllitntnd state ot tho syftom. characteristic -
all chronic d.sea-rs. The autopsy WIS uuwil-
lngly witnessed hy DR.. Duncan. who hal oall"I
the attention % the toroarrs 90 the cuse. on
hearing this result. Coroner Eliuger expressed
himself satisfied that deuth WIS du" "a uatuuu
causes alone, And tae inquest, which WAL bee
held on Monday, will bee only formal.
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MEKE MENIION.

The Colcndcr hilari tourna mont has hccn postponed
TO next TALL several oi the leading billiard players having
gone to Europe
Second annual entertainment Of the Charitable Union
in thr vc,uy room of the ftu MIA street reup.c. on
saturday evening, April %
LNGnV ,lu'u. ttfIu nul his wife NJ Hartford colo.
lrttt tptr auI. % ,,r Gina u Iu. ~lfN. auu- ts Uair
guest, bciu- GA District Attorney rhcpto Sew NorA Ai
tutuu'9 sunIulnW
lecture iu Che Cooper Union Free Course will ne dc.
liNcrcd thl, evening u tine Great HAN at O'Clock hy
Prot Charles o. Thompson OF Worcester, Mass, on
What BOYS ought tu Learn
The Grand Jury has indicted Daniel Kcrrican and WIN
Gil,hruor, kec rrs 90 The straui in sixth avenue,
within Capt Mlilams.s precinct
Nu-cl Hrothrrs at Broadway ana Houston street and
Oll l5 Eeh'h avenue are d.I avius au immense STOCK
oi sIuIug rltuns 900 thr new Styles
Thc Grand Jury made a resentment 90 Judge Cnwiug
YESTERDAY 20 the rn1ct that thc cu,nuN tho NrW YORK
Elevated Railroad on Tuesday. evidenced gross npsll
gcuce and incnicrncy In the manarcncuL
New York Lodge so $50 aud A VI announces an
entertainment ~ tMokeus Han on FRIDAY cvums.
ApIll M and oft its charity uud Athurhlr. Gu, Williams
ami Tony Pastor VIII Dee Hmou- thr attractions
Fire was discovered n The ruh story oi lid Fulton
street last evening Tur building ie ir uHi.' Dos .fu
uuHut, lIr ewuir.i damage M'e ttuD lu irinNs .lr
pItllH .uuu. Me- NrHnt If-~ is aHN 900 -ifL Olurr
tenants were damaged from 500 to e2'uhy water
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city shipping extra. 81 ooes525, Southern bakers and
family brands. s5as6 35 southern siipping extras
mcaiswcstcrnn yf nssgT, srnndy Vine &c. sej
@s2ej Wheat feed. g ton. Si45oasi6i rye feed. si59
comos-spot, Ae higher and more active for sS c
points higher closing 1T IT, SIC inr Anil 10 rGc for NAV
10 sic tor June. iQac tor july liu2c Tor Augut ani
the port. TN, dsy is53 61ies O'''N "'''''
rRovuoSs-Prk ON Nc srot wasdul, hut about steady;
sales 100 nl; old mess 20 ~ quoted so 80;
ior future delivery NO -1lcs; Anrl sl0@@fin ~ May
slo%9 20 nhd And asked Bacon arm. ale, COILS
Cut meats quiet sales go Icklcd shoulders rs iis
10 rs ssc LaTi cio.Sd nrmcr arter some cn,inos IS.
sales the spnt $50 ics primo CITY l5c do, Western.
Gs23c. Msy e57i ssee,. june ecSqee7',c;' r 9
fined To the Continent 50 rs "ct ,lcs 2n e., ~.
or wcah. state dMrcs iai1c, aud Wc.tern lactory.
"a ioc new stai' ra vg. ~ soi ICY m
SIC. Frosli eggs, 40 iii5c.
tFIS-wbesi tio.sl shalc lover sales mainly on
siiO tor No do 81 o29sl ~ fo' unsrnded fed ~ "a
cr unr'ad,d White. ana si51@si Is Tor 40 2 red or
May Barley nnd malt dun aud UNCHANGED. ~" hrm,
quiet and UNCHANGED; sales 25OOobusi - sa3-3sc or
llNcd, aud 3i93ec for white including Sc miNel ~
meclos sales isnnn bush igclaiins steamer at ~
No. 90 neW ~ ssi IN, 9d No. ,oei'c f'a'
GRocrprs-Haw sugar dull at 6iaa0sc tor fair TO
ns',aud mu.covmlo AT hlGalse refined unchanged
a. in mnicratc dcntnd OF o97tc for dome 'uc !, Nv
Porto Rico dull At eia ioc aud Cuba So ic.t 25c CoIcc
qtict hnt arm; sales 'p bags Rio WITHIN NC range
srsrFys Naval sofcs quici hut steady; 'rirt, urpcn
tine. 2N"Nsc. common 10 good strained rnfn. ~ ~
iiLsigl,c. whi.kcy carcr; 30 bill; ,old ~ 81 oa'
rai'ow steady. soIr, 5000 As common 10 prime 81, .
6ulec Ocean frcishts moderately active az mechanical
ros rr in ~ Liverpool. hv steam. 1a4i. Ol MS l"o
visions. 21q35s rrun e GLASGOW D., steam. Gfl flour
60 London. hv steam. to m Is 81 grain 90 AutwcIr bv
sail q. ISL e qr grain 90 CORK; for orders. $ Z qri
lCsd T. hbl do to L0nlon. s. do. TO Lisbon, IS ID
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BUCKINGHAM -Npnr Meanwhile. Ohio recently. MIRA
Ahbe buckingham In her 5sth year, resident OF Ohio
since 1904
CiiNPIN In woodstock. Vt, March 30 Mrs. Hannah
Chnr aged % years WIDOW oi the second pastor Ut tho
CONGREGATIONAL Church in Woodstock, who died nfg
v"ars 49, 49,,
DTNCAN-At his residence. near Pickensvc. Ala,
March ~ Elder Dthncy Duncan, AGED about ~ wears
LAWLFSs Mother Mary Re .inl Lhwless A. The Now
YORK Catholic Prutcctnrv uu Friday, March ~ IN tho
Goth ct her age, and the 45tn Of her religious Voc@
ton
solemn requiem mass for the rcn0sc Of her soul VIII
be- Celebrated I'M the chanel the Female Department of
the T.uieciory. on sunday March 30 at iu3l A. NJ,
which the remains will BE- conveyed 70 the Mother
House uf the sisters of Charity. Mount 81 Vincent on
the Hutsnu. where solemn mass oi requiem VIII no
cccbrticd IN Monday 3ist inst, At 10 o'clock Inter
mrnt hume inclv after.
NcGRtW In Miami Township Ohio. recently Mrs
Nancy NcGrcw aged - wears resident of the town
ship Tor - years. and native nt Cape MAY. y. J.
TURNER In Boston, Mass. March %. Miss Nancy
Turner. AGED % vcars nui months
NurCE The Brooklyn Juurncymcn Bakers Bcnevo-
lent society viii hold special meeting ~ thcir hall al
Navy IT.. this Saturday evening. at O'Clock TO mako
ARRANGEMENTS or the funeral our deceased member.
Andrew Sns. which will take place SUNDAY. March
81 Members arc notified 70 mec ~ The hi on SUNDAY,
att A. " OWEN FGNNEGAN, President
W. MoRms, Recording secretary
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The question that Is aEiiatng tho minds Of
horsemeu is Will Potter late ayoritc for tic Derby, como
TO Amcrca' Acting IN The interest of influential urf
men thi. country. Mr. Leonard Jerome uruu4tod vita
the agent. 0 She late Gru Peel fnr r 4rDnt tfto.v.r
ol on saturday, March 49, Mr. Jerome received this
despatch
"I,frr's nrcr b. four thousand euIueas"
Nh Jerome answered ul NrulA.. NiI. % II.
Take horse, u sound, ANA draw three days after
sIaht'
Iuc Engli,hman replied that between Saturday AMI
Monday the horse Wn. Sold a. others.
Mr. Jerome claimed Peter ~ tNf'N his INIT ho dil
rct satisfactory answer A rrnunnHu WcU known in
turf CIRCLES on hi. way to Ln-ud to procure tho horse
% possible Tor America
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New York. Friday March 2S.--Rnceirts Of
hcrVcs 10 head. ntkus 4N3l fnr four DAYS Market
tonne. aud piecs iroprcd about 81 T. head 80 very poor
trash offered, aud generally the quality was s1u.iac
toy Ae,r load Of hncy lhng. stcci i''' y, ave.
ra-c fol 40 lie r. n ~ drr.s ~ n other tir fhr cN
trcmc range was tulsc " H. To dress i'uaGRs An
exporter rrsr rived 2h iur tNc export trade So ship
mruts today but 42f1 quarters out to Liverpool TO-
morrow.
Receipts NJ sheep and lambs - loads 1s3
hpHd uukur 2fn ior tour days Market ru at former
prices or 5e81r j. outside Tor car lnni oi choice
state sheep. iHi y. average. small bunch ot year
hugs rrnchtd Ic. q D. TO mprrnws steamers take l5OJ
carca--es ni mutton from this port
Rrrcitts of ho-4 80 head 50 sales on live weight
Nominal n.urcf e. 11afi 40 T. IN Us.
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The reason that Rowel tho pedestrian. did
not start for home Wednesday was because offers Of
large pay for cXhibing himself hat been made lie is
said 10 nave received syn Tor running eight miles IN
Ph!lairlphin Weduc, laY evening On the afternoon
aud evening Of next Monday. he Is 10 show himself IN
Springfield. Mass, and will probably perform m Boston
later In the week lie may make tour OF the country
ii London engagements can be postponed and one plan
Is him 10 give tenmie walking aud running matches
with OIeAry