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New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
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YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. No
2ls BROADWAY.
eam.73- Noon. ST. u. N 93, Miinigont .o'
Highest dunnR the dav. 49, Lowest: oS.
Average. 77So same day. 1878. IS's'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
STATEN ISLAND.

ST,PIEroN.-A match in which six women
slightly and tightly clad began to walk on Satur-
day night at Hammers National Park, on Sunday
became a cause of disorder and was broken up by
the police.
NFw- -BMGuToN.-Tbe Town Board Of Castleton
met yesterday in the village hall at New-Brighton
to appoint a Supervisor to I'LL the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Charles A. HerDick. After
thirty ballots the Board adjourned without making
I ha inf
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02

In each ofthese stations one keeper. who Is con-
tinnousy in charge throughout the year, Is assisted
by SIX surfmen. who ar, chosen for their special
qualifications for the work they have To do. Ihcy
are ON duty call the time" from september 10
Nav I. and during heavy weather or storms they
patrol the beach. or these men thus seeking to
save lives there is total of 02l. tach receives
g 20 per month, and the keeper IN charge OF the
station receives 800 per year, exclusive OF fuel,
light etc General MeTriman has made IT IA point
men whose homes are adjacent to the station, ana
ne has thus found men fully adapted to the busi-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
ARREST OF AN EXCURSION PARTY.

DISTURBANCE AT sHEEPsnrAD AY-sEHoUs AZ
sAULT UPON A CLAN DEALER.
A parry of young men, who form club with
headquarters at No. 337 Pcar-s. IN TINS CITY, went
Yesterday in a hinge stage called the Pride of the
Natioup drawn by eight horses. TO Mrs. I.nder-
mans hotel on Sheepshead Day Beach. which is
about quarter of a mile in the rear of the Manhat-
tan Beach Hotel. The party numbered
about forty persons After free indulgence
In spirituous and malt liquors, they were
in condition for anv riotous outbursts
by the time they had reached their destination.
At tbe%roye adjoining the hotel they engaged in
various proceedings of festive and hilarious
nature Many of them went into the water bath
ing I'm a nude state close TO the track of the Man
haitian Beach Road. Officers Osborne aud Mckane,
the whole police force of the village of Sheepshead
Bay, unable TO cope with the crowd, ana tho
disorderly proceedings continued throughout the
About o'clock some of the party made
n descent on q clam-shed kept by John
Lundy, near the track, and carried oil several
bushels of CLANS. Lundy demonstrated, and one of
the party pointed pistol ~ him, but II missed fire.
Another attempt made 10 secure clans from
shed near bv where Jerome Lundy, age eighteen a
brother of the proprietor, was standing. lie tired
10 protect the property, but was struck upon the
back of the head by of the gang with heavy
club, and knocked senseess. His IN nlurIes, IT is
feared will prove fatal. The officers who saw the
assault, but could not arrest those eng igcd III H.
took the injured man 10 the hotel, where he was
Much excitement prevailed in the village, and the
party, realizing that they had gone too far, took
Their leave. As soon the officers saw that the
assaiant of young Lundy was III the Stage with MS
friends they hurried TO the Brighton Beach Rail
road went to Broohlya and caused general alarm
to be sent from Police Headquarters The stage
load were arrested while proceeding to the Houston
st. ferry, and taken to the Fifth Precinct sta
ton III Brooklyn, about $50 o'clock. Justice
Elliott of the Fourth District Court, was commit
nicated with. but would not open court The party.
numbering thrty-sx were locked mp i'll the cell of
the stati0n-hOuse Ior the night upon the charge
of riot.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasieess elegantly coated for tls cure0 ali It's
orders liver bowels kfnsys aiier
Diseases headache constipation cost u ysston. i've
Ieusa blOnsness bilious fcy2r Inflammation Of the 0Se
piles all genents ~ the Internal visceA War
iauted % effect positive cure
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX SOLD BY DRC6OiSr+
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
LONG ISLAND.

FLUsHING.-No developments Of interest resulted
from the inquest before Coroner Burne Yesterday
as to the manner of the death ot Lavinia Roche,
drowned from the Old Colony steamer Bristol
August l6.
MILER's PLACE.-The body Of an unknown man
found the shore opposite Allllers Place on
Saturday An inquest was held by L. III. NaxtOr,
justice of the peace and jury, NJ Port Jefferson,
winch rendered verdict of " tOund drowned.
The body was dressed in plaid wooilel shirt and
oyerails and had evidently been IN the water
week or more,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
Announcements,

HOLMAN PAD prevented all the officers and
tn vessel Dumon taking yellow in Hs-
carr RICHARD r. HARucK.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
NEw-JERsEY POLICEMEN IN TROUBLE.

Sergeant Norris Frost and Special Officer Michael
Toumy. the keeper of the station-house. both of
the Weehawken Police Department. arrested
Yesterday on warrants issued by Justice Mahon, of
Uohcken ON "A charge of having cubbed Lawrence
Fagan "A wealthy iron-founder OF Hoboken. They
gave bonds IN the sum of $500 each 10 answer to
sew Civ Justice Brett, of Weehawken, who fined
Pagan has beer given notice To get hls bondsmen
ready as warrant has been issued for his arrest
q charge of cxtOrtiOn.
Patroman Haydock, of Weehawken, was also
taken into custody Yesterday on charge OF having
assaulted Reuben Phillips, friend OF Mr.. Fasan's,
with his club, lie gave bonds Ia the sum of $500
To await trial. There are several other charges
against Weehawken policemen which will be taken
lefora the Grand Jury to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
MISSING BONDS AND PAPERS FOUND.

MESSING BDNDS AMI IAi LiNo IoC+'b'
Snlln Merritt. Of Rye Neck whose store was en-
tered by burglars and bis safe blown open and
,obbed. AS il was then believed. of bonds, policies.
and silyer-ware. valued at 81 500, about week
ago on beng visited by a relative few days since
made thorough examination Of the safe aud its
con,cnts 1t was then discovered that a shelf Of a
AZ ali cnnboard within the safe had been forced by
tIoexno.iou out of its place. with the papers upon
H. to the top, behind projection. entirely out Of
view. On removing the shell To restore II to It's
Smnday afternoon. while some bows were amusing
eInsslves among some bushes near the Mamaro-
nrrL depot OF the New Haven Railroad, they disc0y
cred soiae OF the valuable papers stOle from Mr.
NeTriti,s safe. With the exception Of some silver
spoons aud knives with pearl handles, all the
missing property has now been recovered.
FORTUNATE ESCAPE OF FIVE FAMILIES
Rats undermined the chimney Of the double house
At No. 600 West Thirtieth-st-, and on Saturday it
was pronounced unsafe. Yesterday. while five
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02

THE BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
There Is a promise that the work upon the Brook
lyn Elevated Railway will be pushed more Wig
usly than 1t has been recently. A contract for
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02

families. through whose rooms the chimney reaches
the roof were at dinner. il fell with great crash.
tearing hole many feet wide in every hoor oi the
building The mass of brickwork and broken
timberS filled up the cellar. Every stove IN ootn
fires were lighted. and destructive fire was
ayerted, No person was injured
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02

petition of the American Union Telegraph Company
nm Injunction restraining the authorities OF tarfi-
son. Hudson County, from interfering WIN ,io
building of the lines of that company through t"e
incorporated limits.
Argument on the settlement of the decree OF the
foreclosure suit against the New-JeIsey Mldlanu
was had Yesterday before Chancellor Runyon. VINO
decided that he would issue the decree IN Accord
ance with the terms of the mortgage, ana iea'o
other equities between the parties 10 DC ascer'iheo'
by master, before the day OF sale.
Frederick Mum, age sixteen, of No. "a East
Mechanc-st., while gathering elderberrles on ,ne ,
smelling works, on Saturday, was Knocked sense
less by two tramps. When he regalned Conscious
ness he found himself tied hand and foot, hls money
and knife gone, and his clothes torn TO snreds
John McCusky. an old man, entered restaurant,
at No. 81 Seycnt-ave.. yesterday morning, anu
called for some food, which was gwen hlin; soon
afterward his head dropped upon the taDle, anu
before assistance could be rendered he died. county
Physician Hewlett made a post mOrtem eNimlnas
tiOn and found that death resulted IRON dropsy Vi
the lungs.
Tbs Fall term Of the Essex County Courts VIII
open nc Newark to-day, when the Grand jury VIII
be sworn In the Court OF Oyer and Iermlner; Inc
most important case coming before the Grand jury
with killing his coachman, Armstrong. Tie names
are as follows: Newark. DR.. }. A. Cross, foreman,
j. L. Hays j. NJ. Paterson, j. +. Connolly, D. Stapn,
i, Selong. NJ Schwern. q. b. Swain. &. Dettiebach.
J. Steffens. w. Stansby, X. GuDnersell, Jr., W.
Tierney, f.. c. Hay f. G. IIiller; Bloomfield, j. Z.
Beach: East Orange, J. Peck Clinton, IL. :. Smitn;
Orange, j. B. BRAY, +. w. Morris BellSsIlle. a.
Francisco; Caldwell, NJ. B. B. Lindsey MibuIn,
|. Smith Franklin ". ii. Wmtford.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
NEWJERsEY.

ORANGE-The residence of Joseph Levy. near
Eagle Rock was entered by burglars yesterday
morning and ROBBED of quantity OF wearing all-
parel i he public schools opened yesterday with
"A large attendance.
HoBpKEN.-Mrs. Mary Kenney. of Adams and
Newark-avc. lIoDoken, who was severely burned
week ago by the explosion OF an oil lamp, died OF
her injuries late Sunday night After the accident
to Mrs. Keuucy her husband drank heavily and he
died two hours after his wife. They leave four
small children in very destitute crcunstances..---.
The body of an unknown man was found floating
in the water at the foot of FIst-st. 1t was badly
dec0mpO,cd.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02

FEVER AND AGUE cured for nifty GEMS There IL not
remedial agent this world that Will cur Fcyer and Agus
and all Mala0us BOus Scarlet fv1of yellow aat
other Fevers (ddei by RADMAl's PILLS. 80 quicS a.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Fifty cents per bottle.
, 1879-04-24

front Of a pIotoCraphcr'n window he stopped
Hnl stepped III clu.e. Every nt1!er picture WIS
Tint Of ballet tnncer Or MI nclrcss. Onr lmci1-
eior Uncle, who Ind previously tneusrI nll Oh.
icrtR with ls gonll gsayeyc oniY, tlfn ratsr'lIl:
0wning Of Ills bntl left eye, nn.i gazc.i steadily
fur tnnfnrnt at acycraI sytphs IN calxr: lntt
the fucus III t,ts lwo nyus VAS evidently imlnr-
fcst, as tI.c ecntu ND Haan reached fur a pair Of
go1l-rfnsnletl CnsscB nnl srt thrn, nstrtte Ii"
end nf lila Failtagrurian nt,ar, rase,t t,ls cEln,
e!ntce.i f!Is hat hri,,, n'nl gazcl a'n! EnecsI.
His cni,tnan vailed unit, hc tl,rnri slDwty
awAy, k,uuIeat dnwn hts tnitlighta. ullsl rcb,nel
lls s1"H satln,cr u!' lin: street. llt saw oll'rr
pictures, hut ttItlc attrnrlr Elln. lie spnlic IN
III ut,e, M 011e salutrI him. and IN the 'iistAner
Ut fn1lr blocks t'll1y three persons showed my
recognition of him. Uur ursrs-'uo1sIng t,ndt.
yduaf, with very lir and very ,a,l cigar In Elis
mouth, ran agalnst hfni rs h. rrossc,' Fulton
street, nt,tl tlr,i stopped nlli stared. Wien
Uncle snm reached thu sidewalk i,e disappeared
suddenly ntl ,nyssrrio,.sy, leaving nut track
or trace behind h!n,. No trnp-t1onr disappear
anco wns ever 80 ,'ncxpcctcdt quick, u,rI co,n-
plcto. Where lie wunt, Or lIuw, whether he
s)lppcl down tewcr.irnp or up II wntcr Bpnut,
or through celsar-gratng, wus the tautalIz.,'g
mystcrY hut .!,ltibloutled tlle writer A,ll thu
horscy individual.
, 1879-04-24

must have l,ecn their surprise wien they funnu
that he 1ia'! lrft Will III which the following
clauac Appeared: "Anl d. give md bcnucntli
Aueustn, tlu: sun nt 1,ts;3, now Il, t,a. --
bank. Ut Louisville, thu: sa,ne heinz, n sum Of
tnnnrr which accumulated In this narttcr
Fifty years ngo, When first startc! III business
instead NJ girsllg alms tu any Of the numerous
determined Ii tay nAti1u 25 cunts every ,ay ~
Il kind If shaking fund, thn whnlc nj Which !
n,nlr n WV tu give IN tic first trgvar t,m!rr IL
ycars 1T ngH wlIo Ind The originality to come to
inc nu toll a,Iy Dter story tla That o,lu wI!rls
1pgfnA with tMy fn1tllrr Ia SICK, mil my llttIo
irulcrs nnil kisscrs In cryn' for funrt'n t'rat.
ee. tn this gnoh slay have never had 1T, ~.
portunIiy of giving tllis money AWAY. AMI
through The. daily n''altions nlIl iu'lrtons In.
vc.ttnrnts It hHs grown to tl.c susil uhoyc
tianscu.h
, 1879-04-24

ia1r demand, ''s"1'' WV"
Wuu4's-"hcat Wus' arm: 10 losor; closed arm; No.
x,n.aa %naakso m hard. aBc; NJ. ], Tic: No. y Mil.
,niss. tsee /, h7%c; Aprt, R7lc; Muy. aat{c; ,une.
S*s, ,s,ss, ~ Milwaukee, 71,!c; M. i, TlQ7ac;
Sn,, s'ua; ..; o'ac. Corn quiet; No, z, 13c Outs
j. il.r 1. 'oMMvE: No. !. 4tc. nya neglected.; Ma.
nv a,,!orSs-ttn!etan q, and steady. Mess p0rE auict;
lImGs" G".fos .K,s,ai.a iaMtd3prin,e a. .scq1a. q. so.
j. o G:is; Wi,eat. ca; as ooo bu
"fA1s1s-tlouE, ]. 500 btlsi wheat, /, 00U lu.
, 1879-04-24
KANSAS CRY,

r,. sptefal hsnaseh 10 ma Tttbuns.
r+,s .' tfTf, April III -OtAlN--1'he Price yur.
II .ao acpafa wlcat secrpts i, 6:3l bu; sh,nuuts,
M ~ 10; ansetlled; No. casl, u7tc; Aur.l, D7c;
XIII ,s, ea'h, 4c; April. 0aic. orn-!.ecclpts,
>S'o, "alc; Apstl, .Jc. '"' 'e"s'' ''o' !"
, 1879-04-24

usually tn n,' indirect way. Continued drought
during Tic 1IDt scason OF the year Injuries, as
rule, t]sst tlIr vegetation, and causes thereby
scarcity of suitable food, which, together Will,
u" scarcity Of water, may n!fcet .r hcaltl, Ut
t!W ab[nlnls. The direct effect OF lou high a
tci1,erntnre Of tic atmosphere upon domestic
attd animals has already been mentioned.
VETERINARIANS.
, 1879-04-24

:. 9s1aS SSAroIts. lnu, April o3. -llnas-Quct Mt
l,7ou t4caJ, - wv "eA4' '''p"''"'1'
eh,a @'!sIWhcat W., weak; No. !. red. sl.UoOl. Of,
"5M.7;,c. o's1"3iae+ oass-aiaekes quiet az
lsrsso ssoihastso'ss-shoatdors. aAc; clear RIB, Axe.
's' oaIoe llans, B4Q7f.c.
, 1879-04-24


IN an ALBUM
She haHt!a1 hin, hrr atb,nl.
-, y which to y ws!te 81 1ine Hn,r.,.
of1t!sniasnf,tfp; innf,f.sf: sose: ;,o ana "o"efs'
s,o sp9ntss1As ,'mp'nnTo'1 =. W., n,r cot # bact
0"' i, ,as, 1ath"r M, H. tisb M tunss - '1S"'
I. Yn,, m,uIt hayo writien somoth,np basidos
'Yonrs truly. II 4. jones'
Aleu- 1iork Star.
JOLLY OLD TIMES IN 1sDINDURG.
Harnrr's 4a0as'ae .tf,r Avra.
Life III E,linhusg during tho Inst two cen
t,,rlcs nnpcars to hayo bcun s.most uucotnruou-
."t"s ',,. :, 1,..:~. A 80 A.. . ""euo"-
, 1879-04-24
BOSTON, ,

hos7ox, Apr!l 23.-FIoun-ayaskotd dull: West.
en sHpers. ST. o0G1a"Il: common cxtray, ST. 1nQo
4's'' Wisconsin cxsras, 81. ooG l. 6O: 8ElnncsotA
t8'Fas' s4.a;dlh. 30; Wisconsin auI Minnesota
psleht plosess spring wheat extras, Sg a5glB. 30;
@sRtsF wtcnl, 81. 0lGoS,50.
u'AtS-eosn steady; mixed and yellow, 41D
1se' oats III snolcEatc demand; No. mt extra
,, sane' iaat:pc; No. = white. .l5Gt35!sc; No. 3
"ise W. anu ny; mixed. ;En;ea3sc. Rye. tii6lB3c.
vhn,, 1T Il 1oo brls; corn, 10, 600 bu;
WHIT wSSMtuiESST1a~taur, x H. J. 800 bss: corn, 3c 600 hui
M"on;-sssadyi holders free sellers: Ohm and
~, W., 'aha, E !fl''ac; h!eheun and Wisconsin.
ill.,, sI' eom9tn1 and ue!ainc, SOC 40c; Stocks
'sa'' tesltab!o lots difficult to dad.
, 1879-04-24
I'd Es - II u = 4H4S E'db1E EHE; a H.
Il STONES Fur SOLnlEf:S' H1tAvE~.
------- HNK TTE1'aHE HMNIt
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DFfIEE.

Observation-Disclosures DFflEE. :
WASntSfIalS. DE-. March ~. 1s1A
Scaled prnrosals. ~ trticAlH. are hrrey Invited fs
village. aid city cturtrrrs US pro. IIru u tile law u
prUyr February j. i8su Ut Which ti,a following Is an
exlraet:
''lhnt the Secretary Of War ishcrely authorized tn
ii te itrsilar u vn!lmtccr Army pf iii Uuitsl States
during it.s war for tt1c Union; an' wI.o ha.e been
>ae Tnsnrr prnv!lfsl hy tte law II atArch =. s7I,
fur tIlutr ihistrtI In SastOHal Aftsry CenptrrtrA.
Ts tuat HuHh1r to be fHFn!s!luu IA Hrst!Mlie1 AZ IT,
Mt. sprllcaton. describing IN actaii !hs standard
Nacd ly !r SECRETARY III Mar. and blank furts Ut
l+snlh sa hy hut ri application ~ petson or BY icter
y s% :apt Sa,{, A L ,xWs ws.n Ii " IN; h !" eass'
specimens ~ his cad+utles to lie fur1!sIlcl can be
krTIl nj tEt% Utilrr. -..-.
All it'll, hfni.t hs accompanied By good a,d sufficient
suaiulIty nhI! Atny will be considered, rxtett tut
hHrT'taa whIte ulaFblc. Ut Erscs natci In tir tfrl
hrht1tsls. ..,
Proposals should he tnc!osc,l In sea!ed envelopes an
inur.el ''ttun,sas fur tlrAdstaNrs Atf nstGsfh 10
thp Hntc crttGIcd. at whoAn whose nacr ley VIII tla
apencll u &e ttt>tLth Ut bidders III Aondny Jnn4 DY
l@1tL ruAllhctctfiR 1t u HFiDrk ~. III
" Hrt!rr Ut tAG SECRETARY 0f MIR. ~
u, L. NEl0H, QuatIGr:last Ct. funeral, U. s. !.
, 1879-04-24

" '"snh, a.. April III, 3,--GuA,y-Wtcat ..ea,1y.
,,", ~" anhcr M.eh,gau, 81. 60; M, rrk wtntor.
II n.s .as.o"G' April. $l.ol; Hay. sl.o41it Juns,
u.1rt !, ~. j .lu, 81 40. Curn yaslut; high
:s :s; juis .iI':s; it, ~ !: sput aad Atay. 5su; Juns,
.''5' 'ic- 0ala tllacttyet M. =, aau.
, 1879-04-24
IlE'R'&tOt'i',

n'"HF. April 3D. --ftor.1-Stea|y,
sa,,. =, "hsat hiEhrF' es,fa, al.0I, In. j
etius; ittc?s;m milling. Ma, !. !'s!sc asked.
sM,sa,ss ssa,s!s--M hcnt. is, a1a bu. q,
~4'FAkSTb-Auus.
, 1879-04-24

:, - INIQ QJHFILI.E.
tt"tsslL1E, Apfll "j. observation-disclosures aud a
'hads higher. ut llHc.
fh"rR-nnll md unchanged
ueAlx-Wheat quiet; rua na,l amber, 81. o.M1
a.%'. Corn sleady; white, asc mIxet ;sic. Oa,s
ss sssst pat slcadyi white, :,1c; mixed, .ac. Ryc
mAf-Firmer, at es.5ol5lo5 10.
ouIr,: ouIrM,s'stkoSs-rori; aaict Mt SO. e5. Lard
iisesk1n!cats ~; inactive; snnlasfs I;c cisas ~,
L,.Gsl taet'n antot; shoulders, Ic; cteuf rib,
Hn,nsHe. llaHs. susar.cWrcd H!;0Dtic,
""'Af-Aetivc uu.I Cls4h ut 81, tll.
, 1879-04-24
"GOTN0 A-11is1IlNfi,n

|"IFhI fFN tTfA
The man vito fnvtnted the tsll.llook will soma
day have monument. II will bc Il grRrltp
Column loo feet higI, built BY the boys alunr.
4 buy might possibly ues a!ong With nasb'ca.
tops atilts. balls, and Kites, yet ho would feel
That there was m acllu9 void somewhere. a
kite docs we'll enough as long as It will outsatl
all other kites a,t The string doesn't break G,lt3
pair Of stilts are. good property until nftur tic
FIRST fall; but for real solid pleasure tho fish,
hook Gun never be beaten. A tn,v will aways
expect mora u!ld get less from IL than anything
e!be tnventct, hut a'neTcr gets too discouraged
10 Try ngafn.
The Smith boy was observed irving lis luck
yesterday III pond on u vacant lot OIL Alfred
street. As far. back is last nccculber his
1nnthrr promised him aaif lny out Vi school
% soon as Ito il.h began to b'ts, nNi yester.
water there ought to bs ats, nccotdi1lg to every
buys recI;on!nE, am! thIs youth " surrounded II
that wec little punll.ll0)c with It's barrel Of
muddy wnter with Just Is tntcl, enthusiasm as
nun wuull throw II luc into Lake St. ClaIr
ne had hnn,, swcctcakc, potato, dried teef, nnl
oolcd cgg for bait, and when le had s,!t on the
bait nt,l cast IN ts hook, nIl the Seth Greens
crcr horn couldn't taYc convinced lin HAT he
would iafl Of Mt 1Gast offc good bIg bite. For
two long hours he flshe1 for sturgeon, uni pick
cre1, antt pike, changing the pait now nnd tl,cn
hauled Vi, for tI.g Inst tic tlu won1l simply nd
init tl.at it wasu't Just ttie right surt of ay 10
20 tisIllng. II he lind Ind lltttv ono to cnrry
home Ills triumph would hayo been lnorc com
plete, hut yet Ills eyes were like Diamonds as he
met two boys Til the corner nul called u1lt:
day nnl been aisltlng! didn't cAtch any tsII,
'eos they wero MI ou tllefr ncsts, but yuu uuclt
to E,nyo seen tho big frog which tumDlcd OF n
stono!'
, 1879-04-24

tt,,, u"' ~ Aprt! 93,-GHAlA- WAtat st...:Y; M.
'4 pa'uta sps!ny, SLID; w. ;. :.As,wautta,
, 1879-04-24

SEw YonK. April 2l.-llnsfnusa continues fafr
viii, ca.nmiselnn houaes: co,tnn roods In m1dcr.
Ate dcninnd and strong 1T current quotations;
psInts In fair request ana firm: printed lawns
Father nnre actiyo: drcss goos In steady reqncst:
nvctcont,ngs n,,re nctvc In planl hack Mnkcs nnd
co,so'. warp bcaycrs; fancy casslmoEcs sluggiEA.
, 1879-04-24

f'OTTDN.
Sr. Inr1H. April s.-t'nrrox-1Iir!ler; mid.
ding, lilac; tow mtidlinv, lie: good ordinary.
1oc: sales. :'1o haca; receipts. 5oo; shIntnents.
lG3; stock. Limo.
NENrIt1+, 'rcnn., Ami o3.-CorroS-, TN.
changed; receipts, ITO bales; shlpmrnta, 3iH;
s.ock, %, e.:s; tnlcs, 425: sp,nncts, 300; hrtcn-
E.!0Fs. III: mttdIlnr, 11sSc.
NEW DHkxaSA. april III. 3.-Cnrrox-Strnng; mid.
!IinR, 11'4c; low hu. 10tc; net tcctrls, =. 1tls
coustw|ae. 7,;,s0; SALES. i, QUO; stocx, l3s, ,07l.
, 1879-04-24

lsuFrALo, Anri1 13.- 3.-GHAtN--NeRlocscd; prseca
nomina1ly unchanged.
, 1879-04-24
- HAPPY MEDIUM,


Wherc's iuammasn crIr1 b!uo.eyed Bessie,
running broath!cssly into thc roam The olhur
nlusui,,s. "Nayur MUD, you'll da annty, nll-
ly want to know something: IL my III rirltt"
"Snt very, WMs"
"Oh! 'ca,lsn lte1ny Bond ai"l May Monk aI''l
Kato Klnsiey nro out hosu telling nl'out their
na's, nsiI didn't ks,aw ahnut NIUE"
We'll, Nesse, III tell son. inur nl Ia not
tGu rich, nAl not too poor; o Is Just eonlortA"
lily well nlY.''
Tho. child stoM for moment, hooking
herself, :" Nut wetl4ly rel,, not WetIy pUur, lest
cotnfcrhte," nnl wHHt Dut.
Presently bur uIut!,er clHin IN, tossiu loltuw'
ts's her. "Wnla, l}rsste,n satu she, "llay0 sou
brcn gonl g,ri tu-Giay.h
y No, H,alnMa.h -
ba.! gIrlin .,, ,
ws'idy bud, uol wetidy good, jest comierblu
ROW EIl.51e WAs sACCUA1uLATEl>.
LnRi.rtltt L"Httsr.Joar,suf.
Nut l0ng n.y., lirru WIS au old Inon IN I.ntt[s
vile, wlo died several yrara un thu western eidr
q, tl.tce.srutu aud ten. J!a was III upright,
eturvl4aoistg, influential tisszrt,, q auerevstul
Ll,hiness ulat, nIti Ills fatlsr u u bright null
huppy inmily u! r',i!1rtn a shor. ting butoru
hts dpnth Gu hI:ainr involved III sumo rufur.
l,tuu,r Lnsilrs. .yeutu.v, hy Witch ha Loaf
,IeuFsy uIl of lts pra;rrty. Altrr lu
t!iei 1t Wns naturally hHplH,Gn. i
tIla. he hul III. h!s !alusly psnntlcss. sskat
, 1879-04-24

aae Rn,rta 'heetIns' iNe: r;H.'f"no, s;d ;".,
nra,spd far ~. ani Iii G)GS H. 10. lton--1sussn
sss AnGt'saSiio fGnt.'ssa1io4; nails cut, sa.25; ei'ncf.
!aase;Kti[ [U.
, 1879-04-24

PKonfA, April .3.-Ittal.wixEs-Quict; sa1cs
zoo brls Ut 81 .o2!s.
, 1879-04-24

L r1lEs. ...z
NJ. n I.ast MhsHtnGnpn.t.
SEALED rE;tit>S All. i1i dH!llcaia. ttls eupy If
ILLS atvs rl~ecnt nttarI'l - tnGl III! B." sseritl
lii: iss.L fnr furnishing lin following A;I+lc. tn
sWosit,veu crsr,en. United states Army delivered
sn !". H.. o,:, 4 II ',9a,s r., H. .'eST ~; ,., ,,.
kHutIat.i ram .tI ii csu articcS car IL h,Gn VI TIL.
iIet Etia VIII lii received iur tss, wlI1t ur MY lr
crua+t, II may l trlulrc 1T thr ,Imc u pcn. a..
lnI NJ lii, lt'r x drlIS4ry ts 1s1arra nii 70
yviye snblst & ,hs u'us s,,,ai,"'.. ~. .. l..
Tniurii..1inn VIII hu furnished application IN 4
uttr The rs!i tu reject any III l!ls u tearrvei.
ii. i. sShl.l., sMjur uHl q. ,.
, 1879-04-24

TUHTEN1'1EIs.
WELLINGTON. April :,3.-Srtntra or TunrENrixE
-Steady ut aUi1c.
, 1879-04-24
ST. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOFTS. No., April a3.-FkouR-Qulc and
unchanged.
GnA1S-Whcat innct!ve and lower; No. 2 rcd
f,lf. sl.0a.deI. 0Ii cash; 81. 0HtGD1 .OJsi Mny;
st04!iG1. .U3 June; hGI1mD5.sc July; No. . do,
s1o.'.: No. . sprlr. Bic Ccru act!re. hnt
lower; No. !. nlxed :IoA 3a,8o cash; a!l{ {Gg32'a4c
Mart 33A f23aEsc june; :Ha.Gafc July. Cats dull
.nd unchanged; No. Z, e5,{c.,, Ryc active md
WH'sHy--Steady at St.U4.
lRns1sloss-pork cnster ut 81. B5. Lard dull at
ti.a7!i ioosc, to !clIncra. hulk meats tlrmcr;
clear Flbs 81 Ii cash; si.4!sa Jn.,c liacon dull
S;.aaNtj.:l0.
lszcE,Irs-rlour, 3, 600 bri*: wheat. "a, 600 bn;
eofn u. q0o bu; onts. i, QUO bu; ryc, !, 0OD bn
barIeJ. !, 0D0 hu.
SnsrnRSrs-FIour. i. O00 bsl4; wheat, i. 900 bu;
sons - !loD bu; oats, q, ooU hi; rya, nol,e; bur.
lei, 1,0g0 bu.
, 1879-04-24
Ills IlITE.

fIe dug his halt anll oil l,c htcd
Unit, tho plncid Scuso's SLID
1I,H lu1k xntlk In tho WayH;
lie sAt with basement vrry wet,
But only n,!e t'lte Ald }lc yet,
And tlllt-1 mosquito gave.
, 1879-04-24

QUIET PUFF.
There's no Hrnuking nllowcd!"
T4lu conductor uxcla.nle1
1'o II ialnu wiio l,nd jumped IN tie chs;
~ I'm mt snaolsin! aloud"
lIa gently explained,
'tFur notselcssly puff my clgar.S
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