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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-16

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EuPERlSTRNDEST's REPORT.
superintendent Hervey submitted his
monthly report, as follows:
WHEELING, May 10, 1870.
To he Board Of Education:
GESrLEMEN-The following is the alb
strapt Of the reports of the schools OF the
district for the month Of April, 1870, TO.
which your attention Is respectfully In
vttedI
Enrolment for the month, S,542; aver
age attendance, 1888; average absence,
$40; per cent OF average attendance on en-.
rcllment. 90; enrolment since September
Gases Observation-Disclosures 81, Mad
ison IA, Clay 1888, Union l75, Centre l2l,
65A.
Pupils perfect in MISUNDERSTANDING.
ton 1865, Madison l57, Clay 240, Union 203,
Centre ST. Webster 100, Richie 100, Col
ored 81 total l,249.
Enrolment in each school-Washington
45S, Madison S73, Clay $50, Union $40,
Centre SS7, Webster $50, Richie 635, Col.
ored so.
Per cent Of Observation-Disclosures 90,
Madison O, Glay, g, Union 81, Centre 50,
Webster IS, Ritchie 50. Oolored So.
Pupils in the several bronohes-0rthog.
raphy 3,435, reading a,426, writing 2,S75,
mental arithmetic 1859, written arith-
metic 1850, geography 1.1s1, English
grammar 42l, history sis, physiology 1O7,
natural philosophy 122, chemistry 81,
botany A, astronomy ID, algebra IFS,
geometry 40, us. Constitution and science
OF government 80, physical geography ~,
rhetoric 80, mental philosophy %, German
language 1850, drawing l4l,
Amount paid for instruction, including
German, $500.
GERMAN DEPARTMENT.
Enrolment In ~German-Washineton o,
Madison 2, Clay So, Union 20, Centre %,
Webster 20, Richie "a; total, l59.
Number Of classes, %.
Number Of pupils Of German parentage,
al number oil pupils OF other than Ger
mar parentage, o..
Number Of pupils in grammar rooms, SO;
number OF pupils in Division A, 100.
Amount paid for instruction in German,
$l54.
Respectfully submitted,
JONI o. HERvEY, Supt.
( The report was received and filed.
On motion OF Mr.. Ankle, a special COM
mittee was appointed TO receive proposals
for insuring the school b~uildingsfor either
three or five years, as they may elect, and
award said insurance to the lowest and
best bidder. Messrs Arkle, John o. Mil.
Ter and Wait were appointed upon the
committee.
The Committee on Finance submitted a
written opinion Of Hon. D. Lamb on the
question OF taxing city bonds, holding that
the Board had no authority to assess a tax
upon said bonds. The paper was ordered
spread on the minutes.
On motion Of Capt. Wilson, the PrinCi-
pals OF the different schools were author.
lied to giveithe children a holiday on the
afternoon of the SOth of May, Decoration
Pay.
The resignation of Commissioner John
Scott, member Of the Board from Wash.
ington district, who has recently removed
to Moundsville, was read and accepted.
Mr.. Alfred Caldwell was unanimously
chosen to succeed Mr.. Scott as Commits.
sioner from Washington district,
Adjourned.
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TIE CovRrs. = CrRcurr CouRr.-Judge
Afrat-The case of Donald Forbes VS.,
Thomas Hughes ct al. continues TO occupy
the attention Of this Court, to th~eexclusion
OF all other business.
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FoR UPWARDS OF TH1RrY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow'ss Soothing Syrup has been used
Tor children; L eSETscts acidity Of the
bowels, cures dysatay and diarrhoa,
whether arising from teethtng or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy,
% cenLS a bottle. paw
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JAcKsoS's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To.
baeco. Retailers can buy Il OF Joseph
speidel 4 Co., in s, l0and 20 pound pack,
ApnA.
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JAcxsoN's BEsr.-Giye 1t a trial and you
will use no other. Joseph speidel 4 Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, have Il,
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THERMOMETER RRcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at sc6nepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
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H. NJ. s. "PIxApoRE," by Arthur Sulli.
van. Full Vocal Score, words and music.
4 90; Libretto words only, 10c; Vocal
Selections (bound) 25c; Galop, SOC; Waltz,
S6c; Pospourri, 60c; Galop, for Piano and
Violin, Cornet or Flute, 40c; Waltz, for
Piano and Violin, Cornet or Flute, SOC.
All the novelties in music. Pianos and
Organs TO rent.
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AMERICAN and Foreign Music and Books.
Largest and cheapest supply, at sheib's
Music Store, under Washington Hall.
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JosEpH spEiDE1 & Co, wholesale procers,
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac.
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NEW stock of American Watches for sale
JACOB ". GRUB, IeweIer,
Washington Hall, Cor. Market and Twelfth.
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in the market,
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TRY a plug Of Progress Twin Tobacco,
and you will use no other.
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rsooEEss Twin Tobacco : excellen
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ESTABLISHED 1878.
GRAIN SPECULATION.

y conducted on the Chicago Board al Trade uuder
the laws Of the State Of Illinois. Market reports re.
eeciyed at the ofieS'of the undersigned every v o Ia
minutes ana orders for pur .hAse or sale can be exc.
euted within ten (lO) minutes. When bought to-day
lor dewey two months hence may be sold tO,mOrFox
uon on the part Of investors not required, CUSro.
Akis' MONEY Is DEp0sFTHD IN NATIONAL BANK or
Tf5Mni1SclTY apH CaAhipt'S receipt given for II.
'0RI9n I S,SSS S Sa:S s 20 controls Sd iH pool
6qo 2Q000 bush $50 Il &
iGo 1000 bush 200 being full pool.
a9o 10000 bush Profits divided pro rata.
tlsIomers o. this office have been uniformly suc.
eeesiui. send for explanatory circular, or caii Al ofiee,
room !, First National Bank Building,
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IS malarial or feyer.and.ague districts,
take S%ANFoRDs JAMAICA GtNdER.
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ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best,
Joseph speidel& Co. have It OF wholesale,
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IT BEATS ALI.-Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph peidel & Co.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-16

THE FOURTH STREET SocIAL.-Notwith.
standing the inclement weather oil
last evening, there was q large crowd at
the social given BY the ladies 81 the Fourth
Street NJ. Z. Church in the basement Of
the church. An abundance ofgoodthings
Of this life were spread on the table, and a
fine supper was served, the cuisine OF which
would have been a credit even to Miss
Dols herself. The bountiful repast was
partaken OF and heartily enjoyed by all
the goodly company present, and there.
freshment stands, too, were literally pat.
ronized.
During the evening the following
literary and musical programme was fol:
loved qltl
Inst.gnSntSI solPt, aGasd Night Mis- N!9Rls Hall
Vocal Solo, "whsn the Moon Is Softly bs 4
Recitation, "rhe Female Convict, ~ Ms Hill SSSa,
Instrumental Duet, Mn. ClOadennIng and Ms
Annie logan.
Essay, "The Sofia" -......... -.... .., Mis- Ella Dillon.
instrImental Duet...... ;:;.....;:;M Miss Mary odbeFt
At the close Of the exercises DR.. A. @.
George, pastor of the church, announced
that Bishop Foster would lecture this
evening, and that tickets for the lecture
could be procured OF the committee, who
were present. The Doctor also announced
the presence of Bishops Simpson, Peck,
Harris, Haven, Andrews, Wiley and Bow.
man, and that all present would have an
opportunity OF meeting and becoming &C.
quainted with the most distinguished
divines Of the church. The balance OF the
evening, OF course, the Bishops we're the
cynosure Of all eyes.ssA pleasant hour was
spent In getting acquainted, and In social
chitchat, and all retired 10 their homes
feeling that they had put in the time to
good advantage.
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DOWN! DOWN!! DOWN!!!

Lancaster GinghAms al SI.2c.
Elegant PrlntS ~ SC.
Best made Newest styles &c.
Elegant Lawns nj Toe.
French OrgHndies at II lac.
French Organizes Ht lSc, others
say cheap at 25c.
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onEw Jackson,s bed Sweet NAVY Tobacco
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Lucas Music sToRE,
1927 Market street
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EOR SALE

FoR SALE
One NEW SPRING WAGON, suitable for a del,,.
ny wagon win DO sold cheap for cash. Al,o, two
sALADE TRIPPLE-sPRING BuGGIEs. Cali anS
zee them and you VIII buy.
Le2l Corner Twenty-fourth and Marts, q,
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CHE ~9atdligsnttr


once, Nos. % and "a Fourteenth street
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Black Cloth and Diagonal Dress Suits 10 Order
SIS so SIS N Cuh.
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Cashmere Pants to Order
" IS SO 81 Is CMh.
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P%rrrsBuRaH, May 16.-River / foot Q
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
warm and showery. The Abner O'Neal
will arrive fn.n;phf
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Melton, ChlnOhlla, Diagonal OyercOats 10
Order
SIS SIS $40 saS $50 CUh.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09

Various reports designates as Prince
Gertschakofss successor, M. EaluyeE
formerly Minister OF the Interior, most
which he reli1quished to General Tins-
scheff in 1868. His alleged character as
"a friend Of Germany, and pacifcaliy ir.-
clined," appears to be taken as warrant
for the preservation of peace. But, in
reality, this means little or nothing. Ii
is no new event for Russia to begin
war against her viii. Prince Gortseha-
koff was as little eager for war in 1877 as
M. Valuyeff can be now, but it came.
nevertheless.
At the present moment, Russia
finances are shortly strained. Her grain
exports have again fallen of. Her pa
per ruble has sunk from its normal vafas
Of 76 cents to 501. Her new loan isstiI
in suspense, and her Government h.r-
raised by internal disaffection. But it
would be rash to assume from all la,is
that there will be no war. The sudden
disappearance Of 80 prominent a man an
Gen. Ignatieff is in itself a sinister omen.
tits not for nothing that he has lain
quiet so long; and when he reappexrs
the crisis will not be far distant.
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of the total capital stock, 81, i,900, 600 has
already bsen'subssribed for.
Dr.. iB. Hunt has constituted TO Ataksihis
practice to Columbus, Ohio. During the
Doctor stay in our city he las surrounaedi
himself With . practices>cond 10 shune In
Four city. HIS bitter conc.aasion Is to be
regretted.
Rev. DR.. MoKnislit, pastor Of The First
Presbyterian Church, has rendered to bis
Church his resignation. The Church Coun-
| Gil have called meeting for Tuesday, De-
eember l6th TO take tiun a tnu ,stire. m;
Rev. AeKhigtt withdraws tosaccepta bfil.
liant offer in an Eastern edifice.
Those in charge of the Children's Home
are making extensive preparations 'tog give
those in their charge a Christmas feast.
Contribute lions for this purpose will be tax
en- up in eur different churches. Every
body should keep these little ones in mind
by assisting the'cause as much as possible.
The borders of Stringtown possess a
worthy and an enterpfising gentleman in
the person of Geo. w. Fish, who several
weeks since erected a saddlery shop on West
Main street. His one little effort was
crowned with success, and now, through a
o.'oN VioNS, hC 10 loICCu W cIcCt u ldI Sc du-
dltlon to his present structure.
The Seaver broom establishment is ia
marked Industry at Stringtown. Manipu-
lators OF The above-named article would
lind much of interest in tour through h
like manufactory. The assortment of the
straw, the wiring and finish Of a broom is
indeed novel sight The Seaver shop is
lifted out with the latest oohtrivances in
use for their purpose.
"A movement is being made by our Press
Association, and 'whiOh has received much
favor by many Of our leading citizens, to
get up huge celebration for the 18th of
january, $780, to commemorate the one
hundred and ninety-fourth birthday cele-
bration of Benjamin Franklin. A mesting
in this Interest will be held next Saturday
night in Blacks Library Hall.
SoUrBs AND .souABBLss From affidavits
filed IN the Mayors and TSduires' Courts ON
Monday, Lagonda now has the floor, on the
strength ofa aisgFaeefhl al Hair that occurred
at that place on Saturday night at LayI
bourne's grocery. The same was partici-
pated in by Squire W. W. Burnet and
Samuel Scott, a painter, employed
at the Lagonda works From what can be
garRered the trouble grew out of newspa-
per controversy, in which it seems Burnet
was lhested. The parties met at Laybourne's s
on the night stated above ana in,fnediatelyl
came 10 words which ended In Scott call
ing Burnet a vile name. Burnet,
although the smallest man, re-
sented the insult and plastered
Scott ton The nasal prepandix. This broke
the. camel's back, for Scott opened UP a
ganIe of football, which appeared too inter
esting for the Squire ana called him from
the grounds. When leaving he received q
parting salute in the shape of bowlder or
brick, which did some injury to his car
riage. Scott's afRdavitchafges Burnet with
assault and battery. Bnrnet charges Scott
with destruosien OF property.
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A Mohammedan priest, Ahmed Ef-
fendi, has been for some years assisting
company of Protestant missionaries ia a
translation of the New Testament, re-
ceiving $25 per month for revising cor
recting and clothing in poetical Turkish
their versions This coming 10 the knew
ledge of the 'Sefk-rl-Islain, he had the
priest arrested and tried by an ecclesias-
tical court. A religious excitement was
stirred up. and was famed by the Tur-
kish press, and when the last mail left
OonstantiHople the court was hes;tatiiIs
whether to sentence Ahmed to fifteen
years imprisonment in q fortress or t.
death. ........ 80
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sPRINOFIELD. a
The best Hooking coal can now be bought
at SO SO to 81 per ton.
a large number Of our people will attend
the Grant reception at Columbus and Gin
oihnati on November 11th and 18th. @ i'
A 'fistic encounter, in which some blood
was lost, is reported TO have occurred at
Hax's Beer Garden on Sunday last. gi'.l
Officer Dave Croft took George Hares, the
cosored y0ungster convicted of theft, TO
the Reform School at Lancaster on Mon
day. effa'.f 4'7 iaai l'f7 F qn
Miss Annie Cope OF Cincinnati, IL spend
ing few weeksin our city as TIE guest of
her brother, MI. obert Cope, of South Cen
ter street Xxx. .'',...,'... 4 .,''''.
Detective john T. Norris has rewarded
Chief Schuchmsn aud officers Marsh and
Foster for services rendered In the Lee
Morgan arrest. i9au lJ l3ufnAF3 45'i 4a,l
Grief Kang rs in receipt Of ietter stat
Ing that the new machinery ordered forour
fire department wifi get to our city By the
latter ,partof the week " 10 t9d 1921
The indies of the First Unitersalist
Church, W refuest, continued their lunch
Noon on Market street tiaroasisout Mon
Aas., ghs recoiPts, up 10 Saturday night
were $ARayad bluow s921Rd9 19dfa .bTas
Tho shbsriptionshooks TIM Ahs Spsjae-
field, Ssuthern Rsslr0aa fAts spov opsn 1T
the First National Bank. About 5000, 900
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western BE. gs.sys ssrsf.. ass4s; do god 10

HSsNhn NSsoiyet cAuep k<t9sSi w to9V w
choice 1i8@2fc - ; *
NEW York. Dec 9-Flour quiet: euDeripe
state und Western, IS iO8s rs: common t0guud
extra, s. 1906 90; good tochoiee, 6 ae97 is: white
atextfs. 6fsd86 2S;e eat,a Cav , rupn- N.
s. Louis, S -; Mtnhesots pafent 4, OoSsS
(WAeet lHgraded spring, cash, 81 50; Nof3 sfrinS.
81 95a1 S61SS; No 2spting 81 Syalllo; choice No.
Chicago, N4i: uf4faded red. d 25Al SO: No 3
do. VI 4l0l ~; No do, 81 503<69l 81; No. L do,
g sls1 81 mixed Western 81 471sai Is; ungfs.
ded amber. 81 47N@i4s,s; No. 2 amber, 81 Boa
50za; No. DO, 81 ST. pngradcd, whit, 81 as No.
I do. 3L000 bushels at 81 4S4l 4stss.
Rye firm No. Western. sl@s2c. Corn Ufi-
graded, 60A@6Sc; No. g., COZ g6Oszc; steamer,
6id513S No. p $40. store; S@S,e afoat; No. .,
mber, 6214e; January. B2@c; by 5eenia,.
white Western, 50@54c. Hay In active demsiii
at 5O@5Sc Hops quiet and unchanged Coffee
In active demand and fifn, = sugar
Gull and nominal: fair to good re-
timing, 8Jsta91sc MOiasses Quiet and
unchanged. Rice steady and demand fnoderata
Petroleum dull: United. 2l1s@22L2c; crude 71S1
ss4c; refined, SIC. TallJw stronger at 67ta7c.
Resin dun at Vi 3d. Turrentine DUH ut 0l<c.
Eggs Dull: Western. 17823e. Pork less active;
mess. slS, Beef quiet and unchanged. Cus
meats quietand firm: lofg clear 1ssc; short tcexr,
7Ic. Lard active but firm: prime steam, B.l89
soc. Butter dull: Western. 14@s6c Cheese
nominally unchanged. Whisky quiet and firm
at$1 II .tr I..I
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A Four pocket Hsand hefc hief Pqay.
fParis Letter. -l 10

The Theater Cluny has brought out h
melodrama in four acts, "Le Supplica
dune Mere" by M. de Launay, and
which has had a success of tears a four
pocket-handkerehief play. There is moth
ing new in the play, which is not sur.
prising, since not more than four or five
original ideas are said to be produced in
s'literary period The story is taken
from "Hernani," -'Il Troyatore' and
q romance published four years ago by
The Author, who is popular, becausA
though aged and retired from the mift
tary career, he wis the first TO volantec4
TO fepel the invasion.
Marthe Hautier has "a son, Maurice w
her lover Reiny, born after the latter
had been killed at Waterloo. She ID
married for the first time, though passing
off for widow, to Jerome HaHier. bus
previously explained her position hy'lst-
ter to Jerome, who tore it up witheu$
perusal. Twenty years elapse, and the
mother dare not avow the illegitimacy nf
Maurice, hence the punishmcnts or SUP
plice Of mother. Further, Maurice
falls in love with his step-sister, and as
his mother refuses persistently herco
sent, Jerome accuses her of having a
hason with Maurice; a duel eilsIee.
Maurice is only wounded. A full ex-
planation follows. Maurice is not Mar-
the's son; he belongs to a shepherd who
changed him at nurse; her real child was
burned during an inoeudiary fire. The
representation is $3.50. The proprietor Of
the theater has succeeded in securing an
orchestra that plays in unison.
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RIVER -INTEL4IGENCE.
Vspecial River Disuxtches tn tho stsr.1

Especial River Dispatches to the 9tar.1
BRowNsvILLE, Pa, Dec. 9.-10.40 A. NJ
River a feet z inches and stationary
Weather cloudy. Wind northeast
H1NroN. W. Va. Dec. '9-IO.3O A. M
New Riper2 foot inch ana rising slowly
Weather cloudy.
CHAKLEsrox, Dec. % A. M.-Kanawhs
River 3 feet . inches and stationary
Light rain since 1880 "A. M. Wind south
east.
On CITY Pa. Dec. 9-10:34 A. M.-Rivei
4 feet s inches and failing. Weather
cloudy. Wind east ' 'jt..
PlrrsByRs, Dec. e9--1o:60 "A. M. River
feet 6 inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and cool ,'. .r.5 .tis e... ra 81. 10.
Boat Hands Gossip.
Business fair. .'...... ru.a... ...
The City of Portsmouth Aeaves at b. M.
for 'Chilo and all way landings
The Cons. Mflar will depart tomorrow
evening for Memphis directand receipt pas-
sengers through to the Hot Springs and all
points in Arkansas. Capt. w. C. Tichenor
commands.
The mammoth sfde-whee1 steamer Th0.
Sherlock will positively leave this morning
for all points on the Lower Mississippi
River and New Orleans direct. Captain NJ.
L. Virden eomnnandsand Harry Champlain
presidss i'm tile office. . ..Ta ~
The Telegraph came down this morning
and leaves this evening for Pomeroy with
Capt Il. s. Morgan in command and j. II.
Hambleton in the Office. .-..- -... ...-
The new and magnificent side-wh heel
steamer Bostona leaves Oh her maiden trip
this afternoon at O'Clock for Huntington
and will connect ut that point with the G..
& o. Road for all Eastern cities t..
The Great Golden City will commence
loading for New Orleans tomorrow and
leave Thursday.
: The Bonanza left at noon for Ports.
mouth. 1.,u.... .1. .r. t.l' t...f
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FINANCIAL

0 - CINcrNNa4I, Bee. s--2P. M.
The market is quiet for exchanee, with no
change in rates Buying at atl0 discount and
selling at par. -a. .....s l,..-r.-.-,'
Sterling is quiet and steady Rates unchanged.
Sight drafrs at 6i85 and sixty daysGt 81 S21 per
sterling. eF rlANU 'liI - 75-fE F."
Government bonds quiet and steady The local
demand Is light No material change in qu0ta-
tons:
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cinolnnati Live ssoct Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 9-2P. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipmehts Of
live stock for the past "a hours:
Receipts. Shipments
Cattle. ...................... e07 fs5
Hogs..."". ......... rt hia
Sheep. p................................ 9S6 ~ S6J
HO6S-Market slow and weak for medium and
light and firmfor good heavy, COmmen al 81 70
"a 80 fair to good light 81 40t94 go. fair to good
packing "a 65@4 So and good TO choice at AS0CD
30 per GENITAL grGsS. t. g@lGs.rT
,CATTLE-Steady and quiet and prices are un.
sHEEP-Quiet and steady and no change IA
prices
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morning for Monroe to arrest four parties
that raised q big row Sunday night week
sgoever ehe CANAL N F'' 'f '.,'t. Il
Mr.. .Joshna Kemp had large dinner
party at his residence yesterday on East
Hill. He was lust sixty-nine wears old
and eeiebrstsd 1t by having family re-
umon.
Rev. n. FraBkei, of GAINESVILLE. has ac.
ceptedA call from the ST. PaaPs Church,
of this place and will deliver his first
sermon neAs sunday morhNlg ct a0:SO
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The following are the opening and the 4 p.
m. quotations of the New York Exchange.
as received by Lea, SterrStt & Co., 2S West Third
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The returns from the various counties Of
southern Dakota show an exceedingly small
vote. Yankton county, which last year
polled 1,7l0 votes giving but 992 this year.
Clay county in 1873 cast 9s4 and this year
only AL. Hutchinson county polls l2O
against 246 last year and Armstrong county
remains about the same. The only counties
showing a material increase in vote are
Hanson and Dawson. but this is clearly at
tributable to their increase in population.
Last year, with the full vote out Hanson
county returned but 67 ballot, and
this year with not more than half a vote it
gives 1902. Dawson county last year had
but 80 votes while this year it returns 147,
with only a two-thirds vote ou,. These
little straws are an indication of the direc-
ton in which population ia tending. The
newer Jim river counties are taking in the
new corners.