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Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-24

GEO. .C. HARRlSSON, Judge. The Subscribers give notice that they shall meet st the office of Frederick Kellogg in said Cornwall, on the 29th day of May and 29th day of September lS9 at ten o'clock ill the forenoon, each of said days for the purpose of attending the business of said appointment.
 FREpEHIcK 23RH R; HkKkLSGs kFIISGs Commissioners. All persons indebted to said Estate requested tos make immediate payment to
 DAVID K. PIERCE, Administrator,
 With Will Annexe1.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-24
Northfield, Ct., March Sra 1879.

Price of Ground Bone for the season of 1879 REDUCED TO $I ,65 per 100 lbs. CASH. reduction of $5e0 per ton within thirteen months. Also for sale, Phosphate Plaster and the
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-24

STEPHEN HURD. Administrator.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-24

On Wednesday afternoon of last week, Sec. Sherman offered $15O, ,OOO, 900 additional four per cents fer purchase. A syndicate of New York and Boston banks promptly subscribed the required amount. On Friday the Secreta- ry called in $160 900, 900 of the five per cents of 1864. The reduction of the interest burden by the conversion of bonds paying six and five per cents into four per cents, is most commend abls feature of Sec. Sherman's financial ad- ministration.
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THE STAR viii not be issued on TO- morrow
/" Independence Day.

The politicians OF California seem to have
adopted, as al expedient to keep their coming
election and Its Importance constantly In pub
Ilc view, the plan OF nominating their candi-
dates at the rate Of not more than one or two
day, so that this labor may not be completed
and rest be given the newspapers of the
country until the election Is fairly over The
nomination yesterday was made By the demo-
cratic state convention which endorsed DR..
Glenn, the honorable bilks' nominee for gov
ernor. The workingmen are doubtless dis
gusted to see the democrats and the so-called
new constitution party, the honorable btlks''
as they term them, eOaleScing and attempt
ing tt steal whatever credit may at
tach to the adoption and carrying out
OF the new constitution. The democratic
platform affiTms that as the democratic party
Is the only one which has always obeyed the
federal constitution, it is, therefore, the only
one that can be trusted to administer the new
organic law of the State. This is neat point,
and VIII be convincing to everybody who be-
lieyes the statement on which it is based, ex-
cept to the few who remember that it was not
the democrats whose votes established this
particular constitution which they ask to be
permitted TO administer. 1t Is no especial dis
credit to the argument that 1t will be much
stronger anywhere outside of California than In
1t. Tie wOrkingmen adopted the new constitu-
ton. aid the responsibility Of al mastering it
II 1T is TO be fully carried out should fall upon
them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-03

Now that quin1ne is no longer ON the tariff
the Eastern Shore OF New Jersey or In NanSo-
mond county, Virginia. Baltimore Gazette
II the revelations given In the local columns
OF the Gazette In regard TO the impure character
Of the wells In Baltimore are to be relied upon.
unlimited quinine will hardly make Baltimore
q safe residence. Professor Remsen reports to
DR.. Steuart, health commissioner OF Baltimore,
the results OF analyses OF the water from TWEEN
ty-two OF the wells Of the city, and finds them
all tainted with organic matter and the drainage
OF sinks. Professor RemSen declares that the
pump water OF Baltimore Is dangerous to the
Inhabitants, and that to be on the safe side
every pump In the city should be destroyed. The
Gazette editorially says that ''eyery public well
In the city Of Baltimore is standing menace to
health and nothing but the criminal neglect OF
the authorities permits them to be used" We
have number Of old wells still in use In Wash
1ngton, and from the fact that the water looks
clearer and purer than the Potomac water
many prefer 1t TO the latter; bit looks are some
times deceptive and it is quite likely that an
analysis would show. that, like the Baltimore
pump water, ours is tainted With drainage from
the sinks and sewers. Would 1t not be well for
our Health Department to have an analysis
made Of the water from all the old wells In use
In the city?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-03

Hon. Montgomery Blair expresses the opinion
to the New York Sun, In particular. and the
American people, In general, that "the back
down of the democratic leaders In Congress on
the question Of the right of the people to exer-
else suffrage, unawed by the military AMI by
executive minionS clothed with power over
their liberties, Is but a repetition OF their sur
render Of the election In 1871" The reference
to the surrender of the election of 1871" might
be construed as back-handed blow at Tilden,
But Mr.. Blair goes on to say that the false posi-
ton taken by the democratic leaders In the new
contest on the great question Of the Union
utterly disqualifies them from the leadership.
which fact, If accepted as one leaves an open
Held for Mr.. Tilden. Hon. Montgomery Blair is
Stin faithful among the faithless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-03

Reports from the different large cities of the
country Indicate that the rumors OF labor up
Tisings on the Fourth of July are, as might be
expected, unfounded. Some of the working
men propose to celebrate the Fourth by meet
1Dgs to demand the observance OF the eight
hours law, but there Is no excitement, and there
viii be no trouble. There Is little occasion for
any disorder OF the kind suggested, and that
little Is steadily growing less The only violent
demonstrations on the Fourth will, therefore,
be those that are made through the agency OF
rockets, Roman candles, monster fire crackers
and other explosives. The CALLING restrictions
upon the youth Of America, In respect to the
use OF fireworks, are Lot relaxed, but 1t may be
expected that In one way and another consider
q Bile powder VIII be burned The boys of New
York petitioned the board OF aldermen for per-
mission to discharge fire crackers and torpe-
does in the public streets On the Fourth, and
the aldermen, by vote Of Is to 5, granted it.
The haId-hearted cool headed mayor then
vetoed the measure. Young America considers
this greater abuse OF the veto power than any
Of which President Hayes has ever been accused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-03

Foh RENT.
lA East Capitol It.. brick, Ia rooms mod imps .e6O
S2O 9TH St brick house store, IA rs mod imps8 so
Inew br1ct Houses, rooms. mod. impe each. lis
Ial e., brtck, rooms, gas and water. ....,. IA
FOR SALE
, SeverG very Cheap PROPERTIES In elegant loos-
Oons, prices RAM ing from $500 to 900 smsiI
cash payments-the balance monthly, or 70 suit
customers af low rate interest ~
Also, great many hne LOTS In all sections Of tia
city. with special Inducements to builder1
.na4, w. bURFORD. Real Estate Broker.
epo-tf 7OS q.
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III W0Tkez SQHce.
SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
SENATE OF TUE IINIrzn Gr.-


sealed Proposals viii be received al this office
for thu use Of the Senate Of the 1ated
ststes for one year.
and quality Of tbs form on Of
be signed by the bidder and suretes Will be fur
The Quarto Post and commercial Note Legal, and
Fooscsp Papers to be put up in pac sases of Ave
With OF au1e ai0rm quality
All the Manila Psper must be OF pure Ma lila
qualify. ''''-' 1e''' anu "a LILO 'oAsnss'
The Adhesive Envelopes must be extra well
ceived and samples Of ali knas of Yer env aH5 es
mst be submitted In such boxs. and put in every
way as they are to be delivered All white envelo ga
are to be delivered in boxes containing NOT oy,r $50
each.
forth a. supposed to be what will bs +. quiz ed but
the Seer ta.y Of the Senate reserves t. himself the
right 10 order from contractors les. of the
s.trsl a. tcles, according to the wants Of the De-
Proposals from estabshei dealers only will be
considered. and preference will bs given to produc-
tlons 4 Am, rlcan Industry, equally cheap and Of
Such Of tie above articles as may be designated
by the Secretary of the Senate muss be deivere at
charge for carriage, on or before the LIST day of No
Every article must be of the very best quality. un
less an inferior quality is called for,
:. sufficient srecms of each >tic!e proposed for
Ii 70 acconpai y the proposals. and to be marked
With the name OF tee proposer. aud 9. paper the
N he Ss
person Offering to furnish any such class at thu low
est price tquslty consdered will receive contract
for the same on executing bond with two or more
sureties satisfactory to the Secretary ths Senate
tled IN the Office Of the said secretary within ten
days after the proposal has bsen accepted.
IL ally artic es contracted for should not be deliv
ered within the time stipulated, or should bs infe-
nor In any respect to the sample the bond of the
contractor viii be put in suit.
Proposals should be indOrsed Proposals for Sta
nonery Tor the Senate" and directed to the Secrs-
tai y Of the Senate, Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at the
Office free of charge
JhO. q. BURCH
Eecretary OF ths Senate Of the United States
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PEOPENING OF THE BOSTON MARKET
With select lot of
MEATS, VEGETABLES POULTRY &C
select lot Of POULTRY dressed for the 4th
ed at the lowest market rates. and strictly
pr me.
jy2-2ts H. L. BEACH CO. Prooriet ,rs
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Though the Maine democrats have put
ticket In the field it Is believed that they will
generally vote in the greenback lines, and it Is
possible that the coalition will carry some coun-
ties which went republican last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-03

There Is loud protest against the appoint
melt Of Captain Eads On the Mississippi River
Commission, and the Chicago Tribune says lit
Is notifying 10 the friends OF the President
that he should have rewarded Eads for his
trickery by giving him an honorable appoint
ment"
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COAL AND WOOD.

(NOAL AND WOOD.
~ have for sale large quantity and every variety
Of Red Ash White Ash, Lorberry and Ly kens Valley
GOALS Also, Kindling and Stove WOOO, at the
very lowest rates g. L. SHERIFF, lila and
1913 Pa. av. DEPOT and Mill foot of 9th ct. my27-2n
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PERSONAL

MADAME BOSS. tho reliable Olairvoyant and A.
~ trol9stst. Hs RnAov!D to No 10 9th q a.,
carr stop within half square Of house Fifteen year
In city attest the fact that this wonder
fu lady gives better satisfaction In al Affairs Of Hfe
than any ono in the profession; tells Of past lfe
present and future destiny gives advoe and assist
ance ON al matters Appertaintng to business, Iowa
and natrimony. Al "a trouhls eau Satisfaction
given or no pay. n0v27.iY
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TIE PALACE MARKET. =
CORNER l4rH AND NEW YORK AVENUE
Z and -
Freth STR AwBERRIRs. Green PEAS. ITO
Pniinaa9sIiEnMaa CHICKENS and Dressed Spring
All kines O MEATS. FRUITS, GAME ana vH0B-
myl4tr FRAME J. rIBBETs 90.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THOs. Z. wAaaAMXN, sls Seventh ,trest
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdsys)
Ttco-Story Houses For Sale.

Ttro-Story Houses For Sale.
~ ~ g S. e. mod imps. 10
1872 Msryl.nd ave. sw. mod imps IL ZOO
LIZ aSzy Go9m ba ST W. mod imps rs...... $500
OUT n st. NV. water. 7rs................... $500
Ipo-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale.
a aa2G PA Pa S Sv nv b. b, mod imps.
Is III mod i%ps Isl rs. 500
10th st. NV. FIJI. mo imps :. a. rs..... $500
No., Unimproued Property For Sale.
st. Rssd aI Nj ist aae pss ft
sst av "a f Sss q 18th Ss sna Dist;
st. BET s. Cap p St AND and f.! ave se As
Houses for Rent.
2SS It. NV w. mo Sr im 1ps u s9 S9
20 4 81 Sc. moo imps.. 10 re-. ............. $500
iess Ma ave s MOD MOD % %ps e q $685.
1 1895 nth st. NV mod imps 5000
7s5 i9sn St NV. mod imps. 10 s sSSS
a JOY az M Isl st. NV. mod imps 5000
g cay g, Georgetown mod imps. - RS: 2sW
7a0 9Th It ". mod imps. rs $50
~ aSz and 4O4 #. NV. 6 rs............... 400
~ ~ ~ g. sw. IL 90
22s St s.w. 1850
1909 9Th ft NV. 1000
ll20 I'D a. NV, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
~ rs, q Ct ne. 900
l2lS New jersey ave., rs................... lN0n
lila g. II W., 900
Stores.
AAsu o.. .SooU
SE corner 4th ana Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
634 st., hall has steam power printing office 30 90
$40 "a ave.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 On
The above ia ony ANAL MARI NJ fre nronertv Sor
rent and sale on my books. For complete list see
bulletin issued on the LIST and 18th Of each MONTH
which can be had on application at my Office or viii
be sent by mail II desired
Loans.
$4,000 $4,000, S2,5O0, 81 800 $500, 800, $500 st
Z PER Ct So 0OO at 8 Ter ct. jy2tr
ENoR kENT-No. 3l6 I'd st. Sc. A desir able three.
story BRICK, rooms, bath, water, gas, sc.
Rent $50 per mouth.
FOR RENT-NO. e4 Let st. G. orgetown, D. O.
new IL room HOUSE. hard wood finish, and every
convenience. Price $50 per month.
FOR RkNT-Small room HOUSE No 2O7 Bridge
St. Georgetown, DO Price $l2 per month.
FOR SALE-No. 1908 Rhode Island avenue NV.
handsome RESIDENCE near the Iowa Circle"
house just completed fronts government reserva.
ton IT, orouahly butt; and contains every modern
Improvement. Price 81 ,Of0
FOR SALE-No. 1910 Massachusetts avenue n w.
conta MS Is rooms and mo,ern improvements:
fronts . government reservation: and for location
cannot be surpassed. Price &c. 900.
THOS. ]. FISHER CO.,
Je2o-u 1928 street n ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-03

4 Circulation 0rer
uch larger bona fde,
1nent circulation than
Ter daily papers ~ the
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uALLET DAVIS CO.'S PIANOS-UpR1aHrs
IL A ePkCIALTY-Novel aud artistic STYLES.
low prices, easy terms, monthly iastAl- tf7n
ments. ''Ihe best Upright Piano In thes1vEvv
world" say all the artists Come AID zee them nj
6ll 9TH st. Nv. r. Z. SUMNER ap9IeJr
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Z WALKER SONS, 206 10TH ST. N Whine
e Plaster and Cements Felt Roo6nS MatarisIs
Dry Telt, Carpet Felt, Rosin Sized Felt, Cnsrcos
Nao Vl1&00ey Vroc&A 1o08- tr
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pRoFosALs FOR CAST Iron PIPE.

pROFOHALS FOR CAST Iron PIPE
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE,
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON. d. o., July 3, 1879. }
Sealed Proposals for Furnishing an delivering
the North Wing of the Bull ing for Stats War and
Navy Departures in this city will be received at
tn Office until II NJ OF july 8, 1879, and opened
inlneC lately thereafter IN presence of bidders.
SpecitiCatiOns schedule general instr uctions for
BIDDERS aud blsnk form of propos u, will be fur
nished to IT Valar manuf actururs dealers only ON
application to this Office.
IHOS LINCOLN CASEY.
jy34t Ii Ool. Of En1'Is.
RIDs FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BINDS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July 2, 1919. !
The Secrt tary of the Treasury. as directed in an
invites bids for the bonds of the District of Column
Ola authorized by seid act remaining unsOld,
amounting to about four hundred and sixty ST
thousand five hundred dollars (S466, 5000
SAID bonds Will be payable July /, 1899, and will
bear interest at the rate of five 80 per cent per an
mum. payable semi annually by the Ire asu-er OF the
United States as Commissioner OF the Sinking Fund
of said District.
The bonds viii be in registered or coupon FORM
as the successful bidder may prefer, and table
denonir atoms
Bios should be address ed to the Secretary of the
Treasury, marked Bids for District Of columbia
Boz Ga and will be received until II O'Clock noon
Or SATURDAY, July 18th, 1919.
TIE Secretary reserves the right to r. ect any or
ali bids.
kS6t John SHERMAN Sacrefarv
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DROPosALs FOB STATIONERY.

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WASHINGTON.
LELLoGa srorFoRD CASE.

LhLLVGd SPOFFOGD CASE.
Washington, June 1O.-The senate com.
u,lttes on privileges and elections contin-
ued the SpOford Kellogg case to-day. Sen.
ator Kellogg and Judge Spofford were
present. No witnesses we're examined, not
being al hand, but each side announced
that some were expected. Salisbury sug-
gested that all the testimony possible be
got in before the adjournment Of congress,
which was expected 70 close this week or
the begtnning Of next, q he doubted ~ beth
er majority Of the committee could be
held here after the adjournment. Affida.
Wits heretofore offered in evidence were
admitted 70 the records An .effort 10 de.
priye Sanvgnes OF his witness fees failed
on the ground that he was Obliged TO an.
swer the subpoena. Adjourned.
THE INGALLS, CASE.
Washington, June 10-Four senators-2
democrats and 2 republicans-to-day ex-
pressed o. desire that the committee on
elections do not 60 over the ground Of the
Kansas legislature, and again investigate
Ingalls' election. The other four demo.
cratic members of the. COMMITTEES thought
an investigation ought to be pursued.
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TELE CIR APHIc.
q O'CLOCK r. M.
THE NEWS. (!
Passage by the House ola Res.
oIution to Adjourn Sine
Die on the 18th.
The Judicial Appropriation Bill Un-
der Discussion In the House..
CONGRESSIONAL.

E# HOUSE.
Washington, June 1O.-Morrison. from
the committee on ways and means, reported
resolution providing for final adjourn.
ment Of congress on the l7th of June
Adopted.
Harris asked leave to offer Joint resolu-
tioo appropriasing $1,000 for . nonumen,
to mark the birthplace Of Wellington
The house had disappeared and nothing
remained to show posterity where the father
OF his country was born. The Joint resolu.
ton was then adopted.
McMahon reported the judicial appro.
priation bill which was referred to the com.
mittee Of the whole, and the house At once
considered it, debate being limited to forty
minutes.
Garfield made strong speech against
the bill. He quoted the provision in the
Dill that none Of the appropriations were
made ior conpensation, fees, expenses, &C.,
under title 76 Of the revised statutes, depu.
ty marshals' law. and denounced it as no,
a repeal but notification.
He was replied to by McMahon and the
general debate closed, and the bill was then
considered by sections.
SENATE.
Washington June 1O.-A bill was report.
ed BY Voorhees, from the committee on
finance for the relief Of James N. Harrison
assistant assessor Of Indians district, pro.
viding for the payment to him Of the salary
OF an assessor for two years during which
he performed the duties of assessor while a
vacancy in that Office existed by reason OF
the senate refusing to confirm the nomina-
tion. Voorhees, supported the bill. Conk-
ling opposed it as establishing precedent
for many similar cases.
The legislative appropriation bill was
referred to the appropriation committee.
The concurrent resolution for adjournment
June 18th, was referred to the committee on
appropriations.
Coke moved to take up and consider the
resolution discharging the committee on
finance from further consideration of the
Warner silver bill and declaring it before
the senate for action. The vote on taking
up the resolution was yeas 2l, nays %, as
follows: Yeas-Bailey, Beck, Call, Coke,
Davis of Illinois, Garland, Harris, Here.
ford, Hill, of Georgia, Houston, Jarvis,
Maxey, Pendleton, Salisbury, Slater, Thur.
man, Vance. Vest, Voorhees,, Walker, Wallace
Nays-Allison, Booth, Burnside, Cameron, !,
OF Wisconsin, Carpenter, Chandler, Conk
ling, Dawes. Eaton, Ferry, Grover. Hill Of
Colorado, Jones of Flor,ds, Kellogg. Kirk.
wood. Lamar, Logan, Mcpherson, Morrill,,
fiatt. Rollins. Saunders-22.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.
Buffalo, June 10.-Another gang of eight
young desperadoes has been arrested, who
confess to being part of an organized gang
operating in several cities as we'll as But.
falo. They confess to oyer hundred bur
glaries.
* THE HANGllANaLDsr A JOB. :.
Philadelphia, June l0.-Edxard Parr,
murderer Of his daughter, who sank down
in the prisoners dock yesterday from the
effects Of poison just alter death sentence
had been pronounced on him, died this
morning at ten minutes before 6, in ante.
room ofl the court house. Eminent physi-
clans from different colleges we're with him
all night, but failed 70 restore him to con.
sciousness All the papers Of his imme-
diats relative 4srsy now in = cuslodian's .
hands, and an investigation will be had
with the view Of investigating the manner
and By whom the poison Was conveyed 10
Parr. After taking the poison he had
periods Of apparent sensibility, when he
would exclaim-"God. have mercy on me"
From 9 o'clock last evening until 10, Cor.
onss Gilbert treated him to the humping
process, and for while the dying man was
hit aud tossed about The room Ia a lively
maanAs. Whsa the eorooer applied stom.
sch psmp sad ~ tubs was forosd into the
dying maa's mouth. he sgrovled out With
au oath, "Woald you, kill meY''
Afler that time all efforts
70 fosos Aiimulanls ss saasain failed. and
shs pAvsicissa kavs him Up froa :
o'clock. The hedy vas vraprsd 10 : sAses
s.d .s@oved 70 the prison Where IN iaquss'
viil ~ Assd.
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EXCURSION TO FIaEs1eEL.

The Dakota Central Stage compan1, will
run extra conveyances to Firesteel on Tues
day, June 18th, leaving Yankton at 4 o'clock
a. NJ, and arriving at Firesteel at 2 o'clock
P. M. the same day. Returning, leave Fire
steel at o'clock Thursday, June 10Th, and
arrive at Yankton at z o'clock the same day.
Fare for the round trip, one-half the reeu.
lar rate. six dollars. Fresh horses will be
used often, and no delay or slow time will
be made. Those desiring to avail themselves
of the reduced rate will please leave their
names at the Merchants Livery Office not
later than Saturday, 8 o'clock p. No., next.
BRINKERHoFF JoRDoN.
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Al Rosssors.

The Palace barber shop supplies its pat
rons With the most valuable preparations
for preserving ssd dseasiuR the hair. Ho,
asd cold baths; corus extracted without
,nis. u tbs Asrchsn,s Palace, the only
cpoplc,c shop west of chicago
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LOST.

A promissory note, for S25 payable by
Henry Kadish 10 Geo. R. Freeman 4 Co..
dated May 9th and payable July 9th, was
lost on the 9Th inst, at Melvln's stable. All
parties are warned against purchasing the
note as payment will be refused.
GEO. r. FREEMAN & Co.
Yankton, D. T., June 9th, 1879.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, June 10.
WHEAr-Quiet and firm; No. l, white.
Sligo for July; No. red, $l.lSf for cash,
CoRN-S.eady; mixed western, 4O}@44,
BARLEY-Dull 65@67.
RYE-Firm; 65!c.
OATs-Mixed western. 374@391.
PoRK-Firmer; unchanged $1O.l23.
LARD-Firm $6.26s.
WH1sKY-$l.053@1.06.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 10.
WuEAr-Essier $l.03i for cash 992c
bid for July 80 for August.
CoRN-Firm and higher; 36S for cash
37s for July; 3Sa for August.
BARLEY-65@67.
RYE-Firmer; 523.
OArs-Easier 34aa for cash; 35 for July;
50 for August.
PoRK-Firmer and higher 9.79 for
cash 9.773 bid bid for Jnly; $50 bid for
August.
LARD-Firmer; s6.l5 asked for cash
6.20 for July $50 for August.
WulsKY-Sl04 o..