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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

RrrFALo June iS-CATuE-R Receipts to-day. 2,O6g head
total Cor lar, S,Sol mead; Tor the
s,me tmo iast week. 7,4iG head receipts consigned
through 34s good dsmsni at prices shade lower
rh Eastern buyers offerings compare ayor
abv with last sales Bos Snppes steers, - zoo
- o0d do 81 IOn<4 60 Butchers and Medium grades Of
SINNERS Il lOaF4 80 FAIR Light Butchers, 50 lJdT4
ossl gucIer' ilefors - 75aSi do Cows - 2jG$3 %
common Butchers Stnn, ~ 5Ode3. 800 $500
SIlRFr AND LANES Receipts today, :, 700 head t9al
for he week thus TAR 100 head Tor The same ume ast
week II 800 head receipts consigned through, - cars
arrf firm active demand offerings hght better feeling
an hest GRADES sales FAIR TO Good Clipped sheep al - 40
qs4; Best Heavy Tor exporters $3.50 o.
ioGs-Ieclps today, 1850 head total Tor the week
mn. far 10 80 for the time last week. 1850
head receipts gBed through llS cars Market aetYe
and higher Only owing 10 hight supply 10tEeIs - NO
q 10 A; no Heavy Offering
Cc,Go June S-fOGs-Receips, $4,000 head shipments.
q a head market opened SOW. buf sTgng hened and closed
.ir,ns will An sold Mixed Packing - 630S3 rOi LgAt
Bacon 6alOc. higher at - 753S3 So Choice Heavy,
81 SJ - 90.
c,I1LEReceipts 400 head shipments 240O head best
demand OtLt grades ta-y Tor export, - ~
- 20 Medium Good, - .JaS4 % HhrhoTs shade
lower steers. s3cS5 50 COVE va W - Bulls aud
sHEEf-fecepts 1000 head; market unchanged AT SO
- 30
At IOt1s Tune ls-CATTIR In fair demsnd ana higher
Good 10 Cloire Heavy slipping steers. ~ sOdf5i do Light
= 500st so: Native Butchers Htc H. - IuGri 70 COWS
aud rars ., 5Udss 90 6aas inhanas - .odf5 Sui 90
Ie1ans % - 10 receipts ltvO AeAd Shipments 4SU
HGGs-Fasier but in demand Yorkers to Baltimores
45as3 6l; smooth Heavy - 600 - f0j iecepts, ovO
head shipments. ZOO had .---.,-- ---,-.- 10
-TrrP-steady Far CnUioe ~ jGs3 70 receipts AGO
head shipments. 300 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
COTTON NIARKETs.

iIyERPooI. June 1s-l29O p. mCotton steady Middlng
Upands. Gd Mddng Orleans 6"Isd sales 1000 bates NJ
500 sales all American Futures opened ld cheape Dut
have since become hrmer; pland Low MldH rig e.ai'
delivery Iss: do September ana october delivery 60si
october and NOyeuq delivery, C'i do November aha
LN Far6Gf, June $50 =. m--Cotton dmcri Futures
Vpiauis Low Mdalng clause July and august delivery
Go al; do August and september delivery idi co stpte
Der and October DELIVERY. 7l,sf.
LIVERPOOL. June lS4 .. mTne sales OF Gotten today
Included $500 bales American Futures-J pand 10" MIC
ding clause june and July delivery G' do uy ana Au
ust delivery creed do August ana september delivery 10 e..
LIVERPOOL. June lS--5 n.-Cottou-FuUres quiet but
steady Ulands Low Midding clause, october ana NoFen
ACG.sft june iS-Cottor, quiet; Nrdnng l2d12lc Low
Midt'mg lie. Good Ordinary. l2S4c; receipts ba-e7
b ti2oHP June ls.-Cotton dul; MGdinr, i2le. Low
Mudug, l2l4c. Good Oriutty, l'9c.; gross receipts
bales exports to Great Britain, 49, bales coastwise 10
bales stock. 1919 bales. ,. ,..,
ding I23c Good Oriuqri re. receipts ll3 bales;
exports to Britain, 273 bales stock, a. bales
Addn2 re. Good Ordinary iI9Ic net receipts i
CTItSS Juae is-Ce:ton lower quiet Nidinc l2be
Low Nidilug. l2c; Good Ordinary, l8ci receipts, d
bales shiuments. 9S bales sales none stock s DaS;
Low NdIn iO)d Ordinary. II &c; net receipts s
baes exports coatwise. 1872 baes sales, Gj bales Stock
LouisyLiE, June Is Cotton quiet; Middng 12'ic -.-
MEMPHIS, june ls-!eIton quiet SilaGi, z2c. Zee 1 i
ORLEANS June s-Cotron quiet easy Middlng l2c
Low, Middng s4c; Good Ordinary II 4c; neHreeepts
SOS bales: $50 bales exports 70 Great ltah 80
bales: co8stwe 62l bales sales 2JO bales; last evening"
PM DELPHlG June lS-Cotton dull; Middrg 1856
none ae 282 bales spnners i27 bales stock 0924 bales
SAVANNAH. June ls.-Cotton dun, very quetj Mddlng'
e cents ~ bales 'si5ocE 90 bales, -.
81 LOUIS, June lS-Cotton lover unchangeni n ldllR'
celpts bales shipments, 30 bales; stock - bales
WIinSGTos. June lS-Cotton lower to sell; Aidihng'
cciDts. none; stock. 3O3 DaieS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
FURorEAN rINANcIAL MARKETS.

Jo,noy Jne ISThc Times IN its financial article sal
"ixclage on PaTs advanced IN anticipation u u shd
rrniit beng wanted T. Tor American
What silver was stagDHHt yesterday ciuesdny and N
ctcete ,seuce Of business quotations were nominal
Nsfthrw Brks trading David BOwlas Co, cotton SPIN
urT nj Stockport failed. His liabilities are slated al
GoSD9s June l8-I230 pmrhe rate Of discount or tlrte
rou % iu the open market Is ~ per cent, when Is =
: scr ems below Lf Bank Of England rate tilc ItNaN
,l,afes 274 UreicTod, % hr"gcsey ,tAuii con
Reading iiailnt adj. -Osi. ,... ... ,, ,,.
LONDON, June lS-l;3O j. In--iaTs ahNlcts PU"' NO
10 trance 81 ceniines i0 INC account 'o
Railway shares. 21S8 No., g.. o.ou,r ,-4.
IOxD0T June ia D. H. CDsOis. $50 Tor money .
tor HE account bODdA and st - c'hts i"n =,
Fre Railway shares n preferred. 30 ILLINOIS, lel'I1
80 New Jersey III - The amount 81 DH!iIoH Eoc
nt Lie lauk vi EugaLI balance to6Ay al ~SJUbt faiaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
Bid. Asked.

In State bonds, good business done in
Louisiana consols and at advancing prices. the
sales being S136 900 at from II up to 45l2 against
42si, the price yesterday. The reference by the
Constitutional Convention OF Louisiana of the
whole matter of the State debt TO special commit
tee regarded defeat of the advocates OF re-
pudiation. North Carolina funding loan brought
Sai, South Carolina 6s non fundable 2's, and Ten
nessee Is new 81.
(25) at 1882 and Bank of the state 800 at lO5;
No little irregularity was observable in the deal
weTe oW Ti""y second consoIs I$Il30 sell
ing at oa against Gains a2a 7 yssterday
against 72l2. The Issue of Central of New-JcTsey
were steady; consols selling $61 900 at 042G94l2
G94ai, and incomes tS20,000 at 6s, but Lehigh
and Wilkesbarre consols fell from 66l2 to 65l2 and
rsts advanced from &c to 67si, with sales of $685.
600. and the seconds were Is per cent
frsts declined 2 per cent to 6S and seconds 2 per
cent to 22. Ohio and Mississippi seconds also were
easier at 93lG93ss. There was fall of per cent
in Kansas Pacific, Denver Division, the sales being
at 1Ol 1902 The old Pacific issues were dull aDd
steady Canada Southern trSts were firm at -
advance $4,000 selling at So v 4fw-9 asIcs
of $4,000 at 115l2G116, but Metropolitan
bonds Il lower, with sales Of 500, 600 at looi2
@l0sSs Burlington Cedar lands ana NG t br
sinking funds being steady, and Northwest gold Is
Il higher at 1924. We note sales of CINCINNATI
and Springfield frsts. guaranteed by Lake Shore, at
103l2G101 Nashville, Chattanooga and 81. Ions
firsts at 1O5 st. Louis Kansas City and Northern,
Omaha Division, at 1854, Chicago, st Louis and
New-Oreans second consols at 10, and Cairo and
Fulton frsts at 101l2 1913
Money to-day in abundant supply at the
Stock Exchange the prevailing rate beng $40 per
cent, with exceptions at 3 and per cent. On Gov
eminent bonds the rate continues TO be 2GZl2 per
cent Discounts are unchanged. The United States
Treasurer at Washington to-day received Sl2O'-
900 in National bank notes ICr redemption. The
customs receipts were 100000, and the internal
revenue receipts were 100000. The following is
the Clearing House statement for to-day: EX-
changes SOS, sos; balances, Sl,n1 1,233. The
business at the Sub-Treasury covered: Receipts,
81 229. 57S payments. 81 .5S4,95S; currency bal
ance $37, 100, All ;coin balance $l24,1S7,922.
Foreign exchange remains inactive but firm at
L. llnN- i,,,rl ntnti1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19

siec Muscoyado. Good G1iso; Musc,vado, Prime 6iaci
Centrifugal O9td7c Nolasses 5dblsc; M9lano, 405 &c.
Cayed boxes d. ~ Nos 10 o. 5re6c boxes d. ). Nos 10
~ 6i.dGHc boxes D. Nos. Is TO Ia 6'sd7so; Porto
RcO-Reinng Inferior Good Fair 5lsnb'4c; Refining
Inferior Good to Prime 6s96sc Brazil D. - Nos To ~
2db &C; Java. d. 8 Nos IL, 6L2d7c.; Manila and
Superior superior. 5i9a6 sc New Oreans
refining trades. SAGE; orleans Grocery. 62d7 2c
sales 40 hds and 24O bags Centrifugal 6sc Refined In
fair demand and steady; Crushed. sadsSc Powdered, c
GRADUATED, S4c Cut Loaf, Ss4c STANDARD ~" 7sGSc
SrEARIN E-Quiet. firm; Western, 7G7iso.; City. Tho
7i4c; sales, so ties Western. Z &c.
TALLOW-Firm sales, $4,000 n, 5ihiaa6c.
WHISKEY-Dull, nominal 81 O7dsI OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19

I'D New southern Winter du 90 SD. CONN ew
Mixed. dull at nd per GENITAL; ,od MIXED dun ~
sy GENITAL. Cotton Seed plYelOw AmeT1c3n. bteoy
al 29I. copIcor. LondOD. steady 43i. Tur.
pentinc-Si irfs London steady at 2l
LIVERPOOL June lSl2:30 o.. mCheese. HI per cwt Ter
The best gradesof Amencan Bacon 26d er cw Tor snort
Clear Niddles. Land. 33l cwt. for American.
LIyEGroot- june lS5 m.-Ierned Petroleum sd per
gal Spirits OF Turpenune. 22rjd. per cvL
LONDON, June lSf pm.Refned Petroleum, Oosf per ga
Linseed on. &27 10 per ton.
ANTwRRi. June ls-fetroeum 10 francs for nno pale
American. LardclOsed At As francs Der 100 kioa
BREMEN, June lS-PetrOIeum. 7 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

rfvrRPool June is-POrk-Pumo Ness Eastern. du1
1T 81. wcserl dan at 49, BACON , ggmeerlsn a., en-
26od; sho clear dun at 90 Long Cur STEADY ~
II fatra Mess dull a s7 Pune hcss STEADY al ~.
iard-PTime Wesiorn dull al 49, IAl0w lHme CITY
Turpeninr-rrts steady AZ u o. Eosln 90
common 3d.; steady az lObd Cheese
Corr dull 81 new. Lard on steady al "a tl9n-hAla
stale dul az 2S I'd WheaSring, No. 8, dil Al H3Ii 10
2 spring, dull al a.idi her hestorn NlAlu auu ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RtVcy. Vessels and RdHroIis.
WEnSREnAY. Inne l4. 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, Juno Is, 1879.

ASIIES-SteadY, though in small sale only.
COEFEERio quiet and unchanged; no sales here or
out OF Ordinary 81 Prime quoted 1lsGlc;
grades quiet and unchanged Stock stated 5563 bags
mats including I76 bags 472 Ceyl0n. 49,
5G4 Msacaibo 1866 agusyr 462 Porto Rico 2O5o5 Costa
54S Mexican. 500 Ceara 2S1 Savaua 1869 mats
Java and 1914 mats singapore sales past week 4Si mats
singapore 467 bags 3461 MaracaibO 1904 Laguay
Sl Savslla. AS Mexican, within the singapore
quoted l6ai7c Java 23925c; Laguayra l3dl5c; Saya-
Mia. II leOl 'ac Mexican. i40l5bc.
COTTUN-SpOt Cotton quiet ana sisc lower. Sales.
667 90 all for spinning delivered
contract bales Receipts at the S6 bales against
l,l42 this day last week, and 1851 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19

day, but further decline of q was noted for the
4per cents. The sales at the Board covered 3d..
600, registered 6s 1881 ut 1912, $4,000 cou,
pom 5s of 1881 at 1036s and $4,000 registered
106; $4,000 coupon As ut l02le, and $780,
600 registered at 101os. District of Columbia
3-B5s fell to S61e with sales of $4,000 each
coupon and registered. Annexed are the closing
nnOfatOna:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
financiaI.

(tAS STOCKS & City R.R. (Iorse and Elvtp
~ Stocks & Bonds bought & seid frHnYIII. 8 Br2a1s.
Gas STOCKS.
All York BROOKLYN sock-. and also all kinds
OF BROOKLYN investment securities deii ~ ~ =. =.
GEO. ~. PRESTis- - BhOaD-sT- " =
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
l. of NETWORK.
No. Is Nsssaa-~t. con'r " Finest
CAPITAL slOO0OOO IN o. = BoSON
Allows interest deposits d'mlnf or %
specified dates j. legal Gep0.tou iH ~ paid iut,
Court authorized % act Exec, .a'n'Bisirs'os
Guardian. any position ~ trust $50 RsgsrI-
OF stocks AMI Bonds ad a. tJsse tSe
HENRY y. sPAULDtNG. President
l. NJ. y. SHERMAN Viz, p,,.llanta
FREDK "a. COSsI II. J'io|'''''-
G. IL r. BABCOCk. secretary
BOARD or TRUSTEES
Samuel D. BabcOck George ". Lane.
Jonathan ThOrne Jacob u. NeFunlse,
Isaac y. Phelps Geo. NScCalOSh AfiNsr.
Josiah VI. Fiskc Roswell Skee.
Chir. O. LandOn, a. 4. Low.
Edmund w. C0rlies Amos H. Emo.
Fred'k n C0sst, Chas. q. Francklya,
VIM. II. Appleton, VIM. III. Webb.
Gustav Sclawb, J. PIeTpODt Morgan.
DAVID BOWS. Percy X. PyHe.
Martin Bates Henry r. SpaUlhnG
VIVA. Alien Batter, / DAVID Wolfe Bisho
james =. Wallace Cornelius y. Bliss.
u sherman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19

1lB IS centines
for India Council bills allotted to day al I'D
per rupee advance.
LONDON june lS.-sIlyer quoted at % per ounce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19

Good Ordinary .....-...l LOW hhldlng..----.-i H. 10
STREET Good Ordinary. 1las Mdahng
Futures active irregular prices opening 10 y
on higher the ADVANCE lost and the close
was AZ decline 25 points the early. aud 10 10
13 on the later months sales last evening 23sOO bales
TO-day-Frst Cal-July l23I August To-, lZ9l sep
tember 122G October l154 November 1lOl December,
llG2; total 800 bales second Ca-Ausust, ~ Sen
tenber II rs; october lab ll42. lf November le4;
December 1897 total bales. Third CalJy II
August. 1890 1881 l232 SepenDer, I2Ol II i99ooee'
~ O5 October 49, 1872 ll.J4 l35 November 100,
1897 9a December. 1901 total 10 900 bales Also To-
day June % 2l7 july, l2l6@lI34; August l22SH
September 1902 Nl2Hb october / 1881 November,
lO94Qll1G; December, luSO1llO5 total iOlUOO DaIesi
rr1rn total I3g bacS. Futures closed steady:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
legal Noilees.


IN pursuance of an order Of Deano &. cal-
4 vin esquire surrogate Of the County 81 New york,
is hereby given O. al persons having claims aebs
Alexander Van Rensselaer,, late OF tlr n OF
York deceased. present the same win Nonrh,,s
thereof the Office 81 Man parsons 30
66 Wa,t IN the city OF Newlok on 90 before the "0h
day of june ncXL 80. 100
:. V. r. CRUGER, iLXocnt9-A
ALBION Z. NAN.
D2G law6mTh. -
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the supreme
4 Cont of the state Of NewYOIk entered pa the oihco
he CLERK of TIE CIV Of NcNA0Ik on tar lt
dan OF Nav 1879 notice hereby given 10 All tue croJtos
and persons having claims against
ROBERT l.. 4. CLARKE
JOHN CARMICHAEL.
lately doing business IN the Ciy OF New;YorS under
lie drm name of CLARKE aud CARMlCHAEL shat
they are required present their sat claims Win iho
vouchers therefor duy verified, % the subscriber, ~
hi. place of trausacting business, no. Broad street" n
thT civ NcW-Nork. the state OF NeWlofA, on rr
before Of August 1879. by Nlituc "a the ~
~ the subscriber hY aCecrec OF The sad supreme
Court OF the OF NcwNOfk as Trustee Of the ds-srl
estate Of the copartnershp nm 81 CLARKE ana "a q
MICHAEL. IN the place OF ARC III BALD TAAlOh 40
ceased 10 whom In lbs lifetime The said ROBERT J. \;
CLARKE anu JOHN CAEMgCHAEL executed general
assignment Tor the benefit Of Their creditors
D"''1 - N'''' FRANK sAUNDERs
JosEPH A. WEIGH. itHs'ee.
Attorney Trustee.
Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19

TIE INPogrEls AND TRADEDs' NATIONAL BANK }
or NEW.l DIRK. NRw- YOBN June IS ln1e
4 DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER CENT out
n Of the earning, OF the Elk months. free 81 ali taxes
has tits Gav declared b. this bank payable on the lt
day July The transfer books viii remain closed III
that date T. H. PERKINS. JR,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
Dnslness Chances.

Gb.lA Nnn "A third partner wanted viii
~ ~OsOOOs the shove capita for Teilpay ng ~, ~,
28 OF une care OF RoWen Co.. 10 sprucost, Ncw-Nork
CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
Dipioeno Notltes.

DVERTJSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK rKlBUNt WILL By HEcEINEP b., At f an.
st.. 35- west 1wenty-thrd-st.. corner Eehthaye.
No 81 East FOurtcenth-st, corner lnonsq are .0o
nt.st; az the HARLEM OFFICE
2,l Thr'ave Onchuudred anu Twenty -iOIrthst,
CIaiiem savings Bank Buildng up TO mp IL regular
OfICerateS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19

Total bush....-2314,O21 6OIOOO e4uJoo' It4Is'o't
Total buslslnce
the opening Of $1,000. - 5000. o-,,...,
,5Il,la1 O,bU3soOU foJ3tib4 bfS-t~io
Corresponding
week OF 1878. 2.27LS09 3S4.9IO lSOs,foO f0t,eoO
AT CHICAGO ASD MILWAUKEE.
Receiuts Shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
CONTINENTAL NAuoSAL BANK.

CLEAR CREEK COMPANY, of Georgetown,
u Colorado (Syrr Reduction works. The ~ e.itA rog-
ular MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENI on tho
capital stock viii De paid by the lrasurer On tho M INST,
az he ONCE OF Company tlis city. H. AUGUSTUS
TAYLOR, President, Us broadway. Room l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19

Total bush. Z,O5Us4tO O4p,IoO -'o-o,o1o 1O''~VV
Total bush. Tor 90,
Ircs. week. 3,f44tSoo tJJ,tov 1f''fA'0 o'if'v'
Tot bush SINCE 49, - --, IN .s, go - ,-, a.,
,'l9.--. 43Zll,tIS @647fS 9-'@o'oIo o's'~''1'
Total bush.f0 .lo ,., Or, on,
cOI.W'R rs. l,34I,ooO Ioa.OJV %slJ1'OA "o-'oVO
Tot. bush. Jan. ..,.-.. T., 10 ,oo 90, 49,, ,,,,,
DATE 4t.bI!tVOZ loVjop@t Orov 44'-' %'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19

sew y ok Jane u, 1919
TEVHT DIRECTORS Of this bank have this
i day declared DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENr
upon the capital STOCK. nom The eannes " tLe past SIX
months free ~ taxes payable and after July /.
The viii be closed from pom INST 10 1ss
pIoX., Inclusive. T. n NklGIl l.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-27
Police picEi1tOS.
TWO HEARINGS BEFORE THE MAY

TWO HEARINGS BEFORE THE MAYOR.
Tue first prisoner tried before the
Mayor last evening was Sallie Green, a
half-demented colored woman, agai' 81
whom charges of assault and battery up
Oh little girl named Mable Stewart
were preferred. IL was shown by evi-
dence that Mable was lrundling a hoop
along the street few days ago, and ii
happened to touch the dress of the pris-
oner as she was passing. The woman
suddenly turned and catching the little
girl by the throat, chOked and shook heI
violently. Sarah had dismal stutter,
and she interrupted every witness with
something like this,-"I c-cOtched h-h-
hold of her n-n-none and w-want yer
old w-w-white trash to t-t-tend to yel
o-o-own business" She was fined one
dollar and C. st and as she went out SHE
declared in her dismal siutter that she
coud d pay the costs, but she wanted off
Ger Robinson 10 let go of her, and give
her none Of his nonsense.
The next case cl, sed the evening ses-
sion. 1t was that of WIN. Donnelly
against whom his wife complained Of
much cruelty and abuse. Donnelly is
the man who knocked down another fel-
low in front of Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church, some time ago, out of Jealousy
He i, member of that church, aud has
been quite cratic and drunken of late
and had poured the contents f the tea
kit,le over her on Monday las, because
she could not raise 500 for him. Five
dol ais and costs was the penalty.
Thraa drinks were all that came be-
fore the Mayor this mourning.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-27
JveehxU MOrltLtGPY.

During the past week there were four
teen deaths reported to Il. B. Frazer,
Registrar of Deaths and BuriaIs, as hav-
ing occurred in this city. They were as
follows:
Born in the United States, IL; Ireland,
.; white, 10; black, 4; male, 8; female, o;
coroner, 2; brought here tor int-rment,
2; sent away, l: still born, l; premature
bir,h, 1.
&. q: to ~, /; 10 TO 20, I; 40 10 90, ?; 90 to
10. i; 10 to 10, l. The ciuses we're: Cat
arrah lungs. 9; consumption, 2; dropsy,
/; dipthe ria, l.; ;hydrophonia, l;lnfiamina
ton of bo wels, [; meningitis, /; neglect,
2; soften Dg of brain, 1; whooping cough
z. MI.
The deaths by wards were; First
w ard, 2; S, cond, 4; Fifth !; Sixth, z;
Seventh, 2; Eighth 2; Tenth 8.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-27
The Decatur III. Miller
hEADY TO START Fer BALTIMoRE-A
SPLENDID VESSEL

READY TO START Fer BALTIMORE-A
SPLENDID VESSEL.
The iron steamship, "Decatur II. Mill
or, Just built by the Harlan x Holhnes-
worm Company, of this city, will
orooabiy leave the yards tomorrow
morning. and steam tor Baltimore,
from which plsce IL will soon enter upon
chants and Miners Transportation
COMPANY, between Baltimore, Boston
ani Noi folk.
This splendid steamship has already
been fully described in the GAZETTE,
ana ~ only remains to make brief,
passing allusiOn to its chief merits. Its
model IL one of the bandsomest ever
conceived, and in the cons ruciiou Of the
noht every element Of strength was used
IN IN" most thorough combination. The
hnii ~ OF the best iron, securely rivetied,
ana Inc ned, which supports the NAM
moth engine, was constructed In the
strong 1T possible manner.
THIS engine IL the only one Of the
KIND ever constructed in his cily. 1t Is
| "A compound engine, aud has II all about
twenty G, liuders. 1t has attachments
for hoisting the anchor, hoistiBg the
sails, lowering freight into the hold amt
| nftng II up. aud for working the rud-
der, besides the usual pump engines.
The steam steering apparatus Is some
Thing entirely new in tbs part Of the
3ouniry, ard was first invented by a
sleamboat man in Oregon IL is very
simple, rods running from The rudder
being connected with a pair of pi.ton
! rods, located on eli her side of the engine
room. When steam is turned into the
cylinders ono rcd is forced out and the
o'Ler given the opposite action, fhu-
manipulating the rudier the same AS by
ropes. The engine is, of course. rever-
4 sible, 10 asto give action to ths ruddei
either way. 1t l. woi ked from the pilor
house by means Of small wheel hut the
usual means OF working the rudder ar.
also provided, to he used In case tht
steam apparatus fails to work.
Besi les ample freigh' room the Mtiie'
is provided with tirst class accommoda-
iiODs for passengers. There are somt
fifty state rooms, provided with Deces
sary accommodatiors, with ladies' toilet
water clio els and bath rooms close by
The lower uer Of state rooms omen Ou
upon ,hc dining saloon and the upper
tier upon the grand saloon, and both o
These apartments are models of beautl
and fine craftsmanship. They are I'm
isbed in hard wood, exquisitely mouda'
with panels of gilt and glass, and arr
furnished with everything necessary TO
the comfort and convenience of the pas
sengers. .l..
Several Wilmingtomars will 60 t.
Baltimore on the miller, among hen
being CouDctlm-n james Ca michae
and VIM. II. Blake, ex-Councimal
Bennett Hazlett, John U. Brison ant
several others. A number of workmel
will also go toput the finishing touche
on the boat. r.. t..t.
H. Captain Solomon Howes, of B Altmore
| hus al 0f tha Miller and (spnrUl- A
Dean, of the same city, is Chief Engi
| ueer
1t was fully expected that the boa
would get off this morning, and all ah
were going came down fully prepared
They were somewhat disappointed whe
they found their contemplated trip pos
poned.