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about Chiawck Or Richmond nf thu tl1no OF
Queen At'tc or tic"r..u I.
ihe grounds IN WhIrs Il hsnnda arc said to bc
beautiful, but saw nothing OF them, for onr
flslt being necessarily very hhort ono tnade
one not tpclInctI when once IN tic poets study
70 leave u, cycn were the gardens OF hr'nida
close at hand; but on entering and !cnyIny
venerable epoDu, tu have given shade tn Wasn-
inEton. nnl 10 hare dropped their lcavcs at hls
fcea 'nort tlIan aceuturY ago,
The walls of tho cntrnnce hall mrs lined with
"hthac0ttng, mud the Bla[rcaso Il OF dark Old
0ak. On the landing stan'ls an ancient clock+
That must, should think, bring ont Of the beat
known 0f LotIKicllow's pOeIns into tho MUD ol
every "isltur. Almost tnro1untnrflv On seeing
u one repeats tho lines OIL "lhc did Clock On
t!tg Stalrs." .
The p1ct's study Is on tho right and on tho
ground floor; this ropm also tcloiees in ancient
Mafhscotcd walls. lferc arc hu modern decura-
tiots, no modern Wallpapers, no new.faucfed
1urn!ture; nbore tho ctin,nGy.pfecc 1s placed
one of The carc,llas dsminlahog uirrurs that our
grandparents liked 10 well; this Is crowned By
golden eagle With uutsIjrcad pfn!ons, but
whether lhc bird Is etnbtcmatfcal Of America OF
not eat,ut tell.
ll!o poets atuJv-tab1e-thc anvil on which 30
mitch precious orc Elas bccu hammered out-t1c-
eupiea The middle pf tG room. II IL Uttered
With books AMI papers. The lntgst Arrival !
raw frotn Europe was the new edition Of SwIn-
9urnc's "Poens uni Ballads" ticrmnn md
French ltterntl,ee arc well represented. ~ we'll
as English, on thu wcll-GileL slrlvcs If tile
h}oktases that line the walls uf Longtciow's
sailctunt.
by ,Isc side pt this table stnn,ls a statuettc Of
ny elderly tHan III lotT lrock coat, hIs hA,sds
, 1879-02-25

Bit7txonr, Feb. 24.-FLoun-Wcstern super,
Aas035o; do extra, si.0o14.60; do family,
Nf51b60.
Observation-Disclosures quiet; Southern rcd,
ttoo01.0s; do ambcr. 81. 1o@t. .11.f; No. 2
Pennsylvania rcl, 81. .l09D1. .1oh; No. = Wustern
sint:f red, spot st. loG01. 1osf; March, s1.11db
114: April, 81. 111. l2!&. corn-Western act
,,s for tutares; white, 44H0I5hc; do yellow, ~
Gia:te: Western mixed, spot and Earct, 44Gb
44He; April, 45hc: May, 45:;c; stcamrr. 41ttc.
os!s dull; Western white, 31GD32c; DO mtxcd, 30c;
Ptpniylranla, 3o13.c. Rye nominal at 57de00c.
Hlr-sfcady; prlmo to choice Pennsylvania,
tll.001i2.00.
PsoTuloxs-1Iighfr and active; meas pork, old,
$3.50; nav, $40, 501l0.75 Bulk mca!s-Loose
.hou1dtn. SIC: clear rib Sides, 6a{e; packed. hac.
Blcor-shouldcrs, old, 4a{c: new, &c: clear rib
.!da 9ac. Hams. 01.11ohe. Lard-Renncd
netttk 7Ne.
9Entn-Qntcsi primo to choice Weatorn packed,
1saeoc; roll. lbGn lGc.
saot-stcadg; fresh, 1ho.
sned, one.
Ca'zEE-nnll; rio csreoes, l1fo15Kc.
MGfsk1-Duil and nominal at $l.0S.
k9tau1s-To Liverpool pcr slonm Qutet. Cot
na NJ: GonI. os Cd; Rrnin, Ujad.
hEeziffsMFiour. 4, 600 urls: wheat, 48, 1G0 bn;
sou, lT3, 600 hi; oats, @, 700 bu,
sA3fxEs1s-WhcAt,' l70, 600 bu; corn, 210, 600
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,.. .a'tAotlrl'tA, Feb. A.--FLouH-Qu1ot; Mia-
~ ss'oa W" extra family si53dD5. 90; st. Louis TO,
".wle'eo; Ohio do, 81. B5l0 1...4; Minnesota
f'.sa' PROCESS, S7.0o0S.U0. Rya nnnr, s.. H7l;.
~. nn!s-Mheat stcudy; No. 9 Western red, Gle.
.' g. ~ A}o quiet: Wcstorn, 639164c. Corn
s.as. oat aFm; Western rejected OF track, 4.Hc;
w..t' mes 40. A3hc. Oats quiot but firm; mixed
sp.1I' s.'sIu' aoc; while do, 10!i
nn,"'lsloSs-Falf demand. Mess beof, $le. 80.
!" y. p0fK, estu, S1o.:3G1 90; prime, slo 0of1
ts:aSSas tsaS !a'ssms-:a,0ked, 81. .ooGn.bo; pIchlctl,
sr'!sSew York siste ana i'fSs ifdfSfs dfsIts Gat,
1s.Inae, :UGt21c; Western Reserve, 10Gt1Bc.
Es,.Mr-- s{ses s{esesn full cream, Tt8Hc.
R,n0!sskf-F!Im at 81. on.
cen Ia1srfiouE. 1T so .: ZOO brls: wheat, ., 900 bu
A-1' ooo eu; oats, -, QUO hu; rye, i, QUO hu,
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QUipS.
Growing fat: Raising hog.
A gratis discovery: Nutmegs.
A regular staver: Tie cooper.
A deer bargain: Buying stag.
Light reading: A treatise on gas.
A pressing necessity: a lat.iruu.
The Clty.Survcyor: The visitor from thp
country.
A prEzc.heht: Quarrcll1g over premiums at
the County Fair.
A gambler would rather let you out than Let
you win, any time.
4 set Ut wasf,.p4tclcrs arc ewcvs, whether yo,l
pay for them ur not.
The professional wrestler will tell you how to
"take q man down."
The mother OF a troublesome little darky calls
him the "back plague"
Mary had little lam. Her mother gave Il to
llcr--on tie stlo Of tue head.
Tile inau was hard up. indeed, who tried to
borrow quarter of an hour.
People WHO urc wrapped up in themselves
often complain Of being Il 'unaunc."
"Comc listen 10 my tati," said the dog as he
thun'pcd Ills appondago on TIC floor.
Wien longing for "rice rain" do You ever
Il fellow full OF bourbon, ltkc a rteHcty o1d
building, Is In a atumbe.down condition.
An lrisll1nau says that railroad conductors
asp "raii glntic1ncn.'' And wc gi,css they ar..
We know fisherman who Is snid to lie crnzy.
but we arr prepared to proyc tllut he Ia SEINE
mun
"rvc rot him tight.n chuchlcd the "saloop-
fst,i as ha "ass1stcd :" customer to the s,le-
walk.
The equestrian feat OF climbing into the ea{l-
DIG tnay described rs "Gcttlng On in the
World"
There is n astrlking rcscmb.nnec between man
kicking COW, lslu u shoemaker: both boot tic
ca1t's kin.
Spring poetry fs a strangely lartly plant.
When 1t gets falrly up, the weather never sets
II back nll inch,
Ten to ono Tint tho woman who says your
children are mol half raised" raises her own
youngsters BY tho cars.
1t sccms absurd to say TINT sick men ure often
hnntleoElet when, AZ everybody knowy, they nto
always Unlocking fclows.
"CAn't something he donc," asks a charming
lIttle prldc, "to eiviluyes tllosu Young sayagrs
WIN stare 30 rudcly at pretty wotnen!"
spcAklng Of 0cncrosltY, yau wouldn't call
man VINO ll1d EUuEct piece out OF tile bpI.
tom Of his foUt Il whole-solcd fellow, would
youa
Tho newborn babe Is ule creature Of suckcn,-
1rh.tchaN Times Ard II "bllstr,l',
merchant IL the creature uf succupI0.stanccs.
nlso.
The doniscv tsn's painfully pio,1s brute; but
when he says. Il Let lis Bray" I'LL o!d-flalliunci
Methodist Watcll-mcctil,g gets ushatncd ii
itself.
4 man who captured pntr OF crows, wlIc|,
subsequently escaped, says lint, from that 1nc-
n!cnt, lo could thiuk Ut nothing nut the Lost
When Evc was bansl,ei from Paradise, like a
trlie woman ellu gaye yc,1t to her emotions;
puYtunt Eyp.vcnt.'' Ii.
, 1879-02-25
lE CHICAGO TR1BUNE TUESDAY, s9TwELvE PAGES

was thrn balict,nnftcf Mt tho Oil National
Theatre IN Chatham street, and first Sancetl
the polka In this country With Mary And tlan-
non. IN that theatre, on The 10th Of May 18lf.h
Mt. Drookes eatt! that sxtccD dancing innAsers
',a', tnAcn pnst IN Tue formntEnn VI the new so-
t!cty, which II Is contemplated to make ilattut,-
al Institution,
, 1879-02-25

70 ths HTtttrn Assoetated PFtss
NnwApxEE, Feb. 24.-FLoun-steady and firm;
btood demand.
osA,x-whcat firm; opened SC h!paor; closed
tru; No. ! Milwaukee hard, 81, 02; No. NIL.
1,utee, 81. 90; No. 2 do. 0asssc; Fehruary, o2ac;
u.,th, 0sHc; April, 00Ec; May, Dsnc; No. q
Milwaukee, 77.ic; No. 4. 7lc; rejected. Gle. Corn
4k,dy; No. 2, 34c. Oats steady with fair de-
n,aa; No. 2, a2Ac. Hyo stcady; No. !. A5Ae.
D.t|e1 t,mor; higher: No. 2 spring, 74c; March,
ne
new, S11Jj. rrlrc steam lard, G.N0.
tloGa-Itso aIm at sJ.7oQl3.Do; dtcs1ad nrmet
I'D higher At t4.45.
Rlct1rrs-Fious, II, 900 bs1s; wheat, so, 600 hu,
En,rxks7s-F!our. 10, 600 brls; wheat, Ut, 600
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- --.r-
PROPOSALS..
~
DEPART MEHT UF THE INTERIOR.
UFfIGx tSUtAS APPatEt.

off'ek ~. vSgIAS u, Soaa 1pv*iEss H"; g. ,.-,
yex.d n-ono,,f. f,ntor. ~, IL .nsn.
atnsM stc - III ssse nav T aar.,,c IT, a H.
Il iMonss. Sew Y1rt iy ntIl M y II NJ u Wsass ~:
articles for thc jnian seSslcc III; '"e 1'o"'"s
or uk cv "a mi ;Hcn: M enMEG % w ~ H nnws an 70
@ nP ~ " XII nnH ~ "oMn'r aHo hnR!e tse"s
VII sna,ne ~ nhc+ soH ~ ~ ~ pH :ss! n W. % pr
viii t,ltsr. h" mi ..'ter III WIZ, H1in, - ofrc c
iEcI: H d1,,bc. s,sSi pit.ws: II hm,. ,S
i,.sn. - - nrn. ~ u. e. uns' Wy, = ruHs
sfs: stanJs1I 11nMT. @ ss ;hrs.1s,a ,i '""
Hi it,v rf'.n. IL innh, ~ ~ ~ !ost s.sIs
ao.takrH"M'. p iHEua ~ EluHsaCHl SHH4s ab nhHl.
, 1879-02-25


NV onLEASs, Fob. 24.-FLoun-Dnll md
io*ef; snpets. s3.oos XIX. 81. 71G14. OF; XXX,
NsW6.oo; high grades. s.. o016. 75.
GAlis-0ats quiet at 3tjc.
A41-Fltm; ordinary quoted at s1o. oo013. 90;
pnne' sl4. ool Is, 90; choice. S17.00@lB.00.
- fAofnIoss-Pork quiet but Arm; old held at
n'vst; new, $11. Is. Lard In fair demand; ucrco,
A03hleh; kegs. 81. .ooD7.a5. Bulk meats
Msi'1. With fair dcnand; loose shoulders, axe;
g'esta' aSGac; ciear rib, 61sc; clear, 6;tda6,xc.
nason quiet but steady: shoulders, old, HtGa3Ac;
sat ssa. an: do; clear, GAc. 1Iams. sugar. cured,
a9nieetH u 7hGt0Hc. as In Hixe.
msnaakf-stcsdy; ~ Western rectlaod, $l.056b
Ia o'neo,ssnE,rcnee oe,mI geady; Rio casgoes ordinary
Eoaa ss Common, 4iQ15o; fair 10 fully fall, 5,iGb
tiS primo 70 choice, 5asQtGhc; yellow Clarified
rassn'ing. raSstn @l@8c; common, 20 gasc; fair. 81
sos; .i5!1 .ssiat!;13fnEat sodea7c; nrlme 70 strictly
bAik-QuIut at fi}r. ~ -
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,,,,D,,. IL, 900 hu; nnefsded. 4g1t7e.
s';i nd 4ast1Ss :hss Ssass ne r.
if,f1 4Rir:, hr. Nu. i white. 324{ G5:Khc No.
ttrf I'll 10 d. 35!s 6hoc; mixed Wcat-
10 ssa ;s;;lt Tx; Wits Do. ;',;if''ae' sa.G
Hors-uss"f fUf|cu- Market ifnlI. euRars quiet;
kxons refining, asiat8:.c., Molasscs anitt
NJ 70 ioth..ncel Isicc alcady, With fair demand.
ID 5s,ssossealssanrx~Qn'ct and unchanged
fl!savNl fl!s.aNvstesly It Il .4o01. .4b:
EEssisssS; Ws,;s{s 1Ss17hss s,;' e. If to, o,,
fsssssleysI,p,9t!kf III fgf St now. icef stcady. Cat
GaS'tnrist but nrm; long clear mhidlcs. hAc;
etsssd etssds Sa'5 5,;c. lard-hurket dull; prime ateam.
f;,l.a..n ..n--pu,ct; Western. 7d1esc.
BBasTT,,.sH-,larKct iuili Western, 11s4s.
r"nKr-$1 o..
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n--- CINCINNAT{.
MN. ss.!asAF1' Fcb. 24.-CorroN-Demand fair and
e,iset r' i'pl at Die. ~
n.A73a'ct n.'l but firm: family, 81. 4o5b1, Is,
nd d-" ~ te"t moderately uct!yo and higher; red
u maoSs' s1.o@GDl.0i. Corn In good dcmana
I,b,s :. T.. oasa In good demand; rr[csa shade
ali: W ~ sottsoc. Nyc atsong. b20oao. barley
81 pI.. No. 2fall, 81, ooGb1. o..
lnM MHs-Potk string; extra heavy. $10 25Qb
s,,t, :. -asa qn'et but 6sm; steam, 50. rs. Bulk
iiSts,9n!a ! shoulder. held at $3.50 cash; ss1es,
hs5 suy., snart ssos hold At S. 1.t cash; salra
tenor na1, MseGhs Also sales Is. 90 cnstl at In
t.si ~ III, Bacon quiet but tsnl At al, 25GA
Wan',stss' IS, and 81. R7H.
Btmts-1Actiso Btmta-1tiso but lower 1t St. 0J.
so't--OcMand fair and market hftu. At
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ought to wenr flter. Above all. be careful Of
socs q, ynur shoes, ul,l II cauri.s nut in tic
rain which lasts so long as t1 wet through your
socs dcspte the Thick so!cs. ptlt on dry eft,ck-
i11Rs as so,n rs Fon ret home. ,ut IN c0id, wrs,
alnsi'Y wca'li"r dGil't be eauslt out without
uvershnes. Nubhcrs arc unhealthy, unless cnrc
Is takcE TO renugo thcm as hrID.l Us yD1l Cet TIM
tier shelter. l1cy arrcst al! evaporation through
The pnrps of the leather Cork R,,les nre etsyl
invention. When you "a into III: house Or your
nnrc nll stick yourself by the register, but take
of your cont, waik up al,tl ow1 thr r,,on, it,
tic. nHl get wartn Qrudualls. Warming yotir-
ee!l t,rcr register Just hcfote goitg out iii the
Never take hot toslly to wlrnl yDursclf ,,p ut,-
less you arc at nutne a,ld don't expect to go out
Ut Tho huuac nVa!n tilt the following n,urning,
III short, mike Fonc use u your common ecnsc,
uilu titus emulate the lt~cr animals"
, 1879-02-25

THE TAN AND THE TLInr,
saturday .MaaasfHe.
Amelia Wnvnd hor fan With E1cn;
And, being in playful mood,
Sha gave tho airy toy to me.
And ba1o nlo hirt II II could.
The pleasing toIf qnicls began,
Nut Jealous pangs my hosom hnst:
''MAdam, i caunot ilirt fan,
Hut With your leaye I'll fun q f1ttt.u
, 1879-02-25

New YonK, Feb. el.--The package trade con-
ilnuos Irregular. Cotton goods arc III steady de-
mnnd; prices gcnrral1y fur. Whitc goods nrc
fairly active. Prints arc moving slowly. Lawns
arc In moderate request. Gln4ha1us are III ialr
demand. Dress roods nto doing we'll. Mems
wear continue quiet. Hosiery md underwear ure
In steady demand. Foreign euols arc sluggish.
, 1879-02-25
LQuiAVif.I.M

inr,..- 19OUI8VILLE
s.orr ~ Fse. oi.-CorToN-9teady 1t 0Ao.
IL; i,ntl s n good demand: extrs, 5000
h.,,. ,tsJ. ts ~ ~ Iod4.oo; No. =, $4.25QA.b0;
.aN,. mn asse actiya; nrm and higher, rcd and
h,sa: Why s@si. ~ W. Corn steady, n!!h fair dc.
hts .ad aa' .n...; ooe; mixed. 3!1jc. Oats demand
l,tl,n.- :. ~. ..s, nFm; ~hltc :7u; mixed, 25nc.
all,ea 1LEAc1ted -; and higher. Pork, SO.
T. k.s, NV 'aohei eho'co leaf, ttetce. TIC;
id.s.s' Il cs loos. ssef .cen hxsss
aa,, sns,r;ssns;;S r.; S'tas rib. b.@6Ac; ciear, bIc;
1, A,IaskY-Gooae higher, At Bsilu34c.
w. oeoaana but At lower fatcs:
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BOSTON.

posToF. Feb. 24.-fLoun Demand Aett4e !;
Western supcrs. 81. 3.ooft1.a3; common extras,
3D. 7sNsi. 25; Wisconsin extras. st. o0D4. TO: MIN
neaota DO, s4.:5Gtf.h0; winter wiciia, Ohio and
Michigan. 4a.75636. e, lllinols and Indiana. S. 90
l6.o0;Ht. Louis. s'.3010.n5: Wisconsin aud
M!nnesota sptlae whcats, s0.60Sts. 80; winter
mixed and yellow. b0ftG2c. osts scarce and firn,;
Mo. and cxtrn white. :7Gs40c: No. white, :i16b
Hyc, G0c.
l.xeE,1saElour, 8, 600 bris; corn, 7s,ooo tu,
9IlrMENTA-GunA.
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BUFFALO, Feb. 2i.-G.tatx-Whoat quiet and
firm; no transactions. Corn in fair inquiry and
steady; snlcs Of Ii cars ncw at :,nd140 m track
0ais Inactive. Harley in fur demand; sales of
Canada Ut 60c. ]iyc nominal and neglected..
, 1879-02-25

H:Hft32,& cash: 32Afs32.ic March; aoS02a,1c
Anil; a.ifs34,1c May. t,h,s quiet; No. 2, 24c
cnsh and March. Ityo dull and lower, 4iQ4l,lc.
Harley dnil nn1 nominal
WHiRKY-1li1htr: 81. U.i. ........
rnovfatnys--pork higher; $40 .a1QI 10, NIX, lard
nirhcr; ~. 80. liulk nents stronger; ho'd nfpyr
nyeFs ste~s; email sales nf clear ribs 1t q. 90;
s,ear G., ~ -: cured shoulders In Eatt 81. LOUIS
Es.I0. laGon higher. clear riba, 81. ii 4b:.fjO;
clear. Sh ~; nwcct.pcklctl hams active; "a
7Hc. according to agc and average.
, 1879-02-25

SpEcFHs WdpdstA 20 1hs 7F16NHf-
KASsAs Ctrr, no., Fob. 2+.-HnAtx-Whcat-
Recrfrts, Il, CSC bu; ehlpmcnts. L, O1G bu; firm
cr; No. . cash, ao!fc; February, s0Hc; No. ca.h
80c; February, 8uc. Corn-siecc!pts, ~, R7;,bu;
snipmont+. 4, 3ss bu; higher; No. 2cash, 2c; Feb.
tuarY, 2Tc,
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 24.-Corrox-Stcaly mTd-
ding, 0:Sc. low do, B7sc; net receipts, ID, t0l
balcsi gross. II, cxportA to Grcat britain, H.
380; salcs. 0, 400; stock, a51. 73t.
ST.. Lorls, Feb. II .4.-CoTroN-iitghcr middltpg.
0l4 61ssc; sntcs 800 bules receipts ., 900; stocE,
~, Hi. y -
, 1879-02-25

TOLEDO. Fob. 1.-0NAlx--Whcn easier; e1tra
white Michigan, sl.03; No. 2 white Michigan,
o0.4c; amber Michigan, March. sl.0lA; No. 2
red winter, spot, 81. o.; Mnsel, 81. 0.iab1. ON;
Apti'. 81. oiA:. May. 81 .oist. corn firm; No. 9
May, :H4c: rejected. 34t{ Oats steady; MLchi-
NAil MhItE, DIR. -. -
, 1879-02-25
SHE SAID DAMN E.1


In tho Vanderbilt Will case ycstcElaY DR..
Willinm II. ran Buren, waa called for the pro-
pOacuts nntl testified that TIC had bcnn consult
lug surgeon in Commodore Vautcrbllt's last ILL.,
ness, nlld l,af examined tic record OF The autopsy
upon the body OF the Commodore md saw moth
Ing In tnt to Indicate tllat llo was mt Of sound
u,'nd md perfectly rational.
In the COURSE Of Mr. Lords cross-cthminat!on
he askcd the witness tn tell what occurred at
his tlrst professional interview with the Comue-
Iorc. II | pTopused simple surgical opera-
t.,', tt,o,,", satd tc Witness "a''d 10 at first OH
Q.-Wlat did he sayi A,-lIo said he'd bo
datnncl II he would.
V.-Wl.at did you dol Al took my hat and
prepared to leuyu. y
Q.-W'hat then occarred1 A.-As was going
as you direct, but You mustn't to hard on an
The witness went to Europe, and nftcr his re-
turn tnw the Cotn1s,lNlore aGaln At tho request
ol DR.. LInsly.. Being askrd to rcpcat nuy con
lcctcd. lle said: u l reculcct upon ono ocrnsion
lle tulu ms tint he bud bocn nominated
one" tor Vice pre*ldunt Of tl.u Unitc.l
ssa'cs ,'', ny IT., ,Ernt,S"na lt, s, whom be DID
declined i, but had afterwards asked ,l.o gcntlc-
nun why lic haa nominated him, a,,.l tlat thu
reply WIS tint to (thG CelltlgHun) lsal taken tI,,
liberty OF Watching tho CumnotluEe's ga1lu oi
whist, and Ina becor,o satisfied ttsat my Ee'tla-
tl,ail who could play suei, good game uf whilst
would make good Yice.prcslslcnt Of tic unit-
cd States. On gnotller orcaslon rccollect tllnt
le used Language wslch, perhaps mignt be con-
H!.1erGd little prufaue."
Q.-Wrlt, snj what hc said. Alto said
"Ductor. you hurt nv like thu devil" I, tn q
joking why, tnols him to tas1s for gsumbltng,
nnll afterwards lG called tne to him a,,tl said
You si1n't th!uk tt is wrong for an old fellow
, 1879-02-25

OswEao, Feb. 81. 4.-Gl.A1N- Wheat arm; No,
hard Duluth spring, Sl.1O; No. = milwaukee,,
81 :05; No. : red Wabaslt, 81. 10. Corn-Markct
dull; 4}c.
, 1879-02-25


kd; e. cna' lnd,, Feb. ct.-Iloos-unset-
lno. Sa'oo; receipts, 200; shipments,
AXa r,r. =. "eady 1t 00e03l. 90. Corn steady
aaa5. AK930c. Oats fism 1t a39a
M, 37.oo. fS4aou!dsts. aAo; clear rib, $500.
, 1879-02-25

DETnoiT. Feb. "a. --FLoun-- Firm.
gnA1y-%hcat easier; e1tra, s1.61,f; No. /
white, 0oa:c; March. 93aic; April. sl.o1,t; asay,
bu.
, 1879-02-25

Never etre up the shin I,r. nnll's Conet, Syrup
maf cure you ~ It has done others. 1t custa itte
and caH neycr lnEtn. Price, 90 cents
, 1879-02-25

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HEREDITARY FRIENDS

"To perpetuate, therefore, well the remem-
brance of this vast event uhe accomplishment OF
American independence the mutual friend
ships which have been formed under the
pressure of common danger, and, in many
instances cemented by the blood Of the
parties. the officers of the American Army do hereby
in the most solemn manner, associate themselves
into society OF friends endure as long as they
shall endure any of their eldest male posterity.
and in failure thereof the collateral branches who
may be judged worthy OF becoming its supporters
aud members" The document from which the
above sentence is taken goos on to say that the
American officers had the greatest admiration for the
noble Roman. Cincnnatus They set forth that, like
him, they were private citizens, lovers of peace and
seekers after the repose OF private lfe but like him.
when their country required IL, they lett their
hearthstones and took up the sword. Therefore
they determined TO style the "society of friends"
the order of Cincinnati
pERrTruATISe THE bond OF AMIrY.
The descendants OF the stout soldiers the Revo-
luton resident in this State met in paror at Del
monco's yesterday at Most OF them were ola
men; many of them bore wounds Of which even
Their ancestors might be proud. Old parchments
dated back among the seventeen hundreds
pa.-rd from hand to hand. blue banner bearing
the national aia state arins quartored, surmounted
~ the "Eaglo, was displayed ia OF the
room. and o4el gcltclnan wore on his breast
wore characterized by % sort of stately old time
courtesy ana iormaity that was cmnontiy pleasing,
nld Win such names as clinton, Hamilton.
pe NItt. Livingston and Cortland reaching
Dis ears IoI ull sides, spectator would
uu1 Hs imIEilaflou irrcsisubly carried back
O. thoHe days Tor whore cUmmemoration the Gin
riunal were organized. Hamilton Fish, Jr., pro-
sIstd over tir needing by hs side sat Rev. NJ. viii
latt tLe secretary Of tho order, and ranged round
.ur rgon were the following geutomeu .--r. ".
CArysi.e, AleSahdcr j. Clinton. John Cochrane.
William o.. Crosby. Iheodosiu. A. Fowler. AcXanl,r
J. milton A. Xiudet Hammond. William Lam
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Reese. William II. Leegett Charles S. Mcknight.
William s. Popham edward w. Tapp. William w.
John Cropper. John W. Creation. David Oiyphant.
Nathan p. Rice William Ogden Giles. John +. Gray.
George W. Morell. W. g. Ward. +. Prescott Bullock.
Commodore Nicholson, and Surveyor Grahan-the
two last named gentlemen being members OF the
Massachusetts, branch of the Order.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE MEETING.
The business transacted chiefly of routine
character. Mr.. Alexander Hamilton was declared y
member in right of his grandfather and Messrs
Howard Tillotson. j. beekman Wesrbrook. j. Tyler
Cooper, Matthew Clsrkson and o. Brownson were
elected to the fraternity and introduced TO its MEM
bers. communication was read from the Central
Government of the Order. announcing the death OF
General James Simmonds the vice president or the
Order. and president OF the South Carolina Branch
This gentleman died at Charleston, April 70; the
proper resolutions commemorative of his excellent
qualities were adopted by the New YORK members.
The election of officers resulted in the unanimous
choice of the following ticket:--t,a,
Iresident-Hamilton Fish. +.s
e Vice President William ). Popnam. c .'.
Secrea,y-John schuyler.
7reasrrer-Aexauder Hamilton
assistant 7reasarer-WilIiam H, Crosby.
( Chapia,n-Rev. Mancias s. Hutton.
z Ihysicidn-John L, Gray NJ. ID.
Standing Con,mitfee-Perre Van Cortlsndt. John
Cochrane, Thomas W. Chrystie, William H. Legge9t'
Marinus willett: Charles s. Mcknight Edward W.
Tapp Herman Wendell M. ID.
Delegates 10 The General .Soc,ety--Hamilton Fish.
Rev. Mancius s. Hutton. Alexander Hamilton. John
Cochrane, John Schuyler.
Resolutions of thanks to Rev. Mr.. Willetts. the
retiring secretary. then adopted. after which
the meeting adjourned TO the consluerAuon OF an
excellent luncheon which was provided. Here the
social phases OF the Orders programme were done
ample justice to-. Anecdotes ana "Reminiscences
passed round the table. and it was plain that in the
highest sense the gentlemen present were ''socety
of friends" Mr.. Hamilton Fish made few remarks
in which he touched on that matter. He thought
the blood cemented friendship OF the soldiers Of the
revolution gowed as warmly as ever in the breasts
of their descendants. Alluding to his own career
as president he said he had never experienced
ought but courtesy, consideration and friendliness
from the members and he believed that all the prin-
ciples whose defence forced their ancestors to go
into battle. still found Arm supporters. Short
speeches also made by Messrs. J. w. Creation,
John Cochrane and Alexander Hamilton.
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THE NEW JERSEY SOCIETY.
lBY TELEeRApH TO THE HEnALD.]

IBY TKLEGKAPH TO THE HEHALD.J
TRENTON, July L. 1879.
To-day the Society of the Cincinnati for the State
Of New Jersey held its annual banquet in this city,
at the Trenton House. L. Q. G. Elmer. the presi-
dent, was in the chair. Among those present were
Ex-Governor Parker, DR.. McCosh, of PrincetonsCol-
lege; Francis Barber Ogden and John Fitch. OF New
York Rev. G. c. Beatty. Stubenville. Ohio; Judge
Nixon and Generals Mott and Oliphant. Pennsyl-
vania. New Jersey. New York Ohio. Delaware and
Illinois represented. The following officers
elected President, L. Q. C. Elmer Vice Presi
dent Rev. DR.. Charles G. Beatty; Secretary. Fran
els b. Ogden. Generals Mott and Oliphant, and
Governor Parker elected honorary members.
The usual patriotic toasts drunk and the soci-
ETY. adjourned 10 meet at the Ocean House, Long
Branch next Fourth of July.