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QUEENSTOWN. Feb 0.-Arr srs Britannia from NewYork
for Liverpool Celtic reported disabled. arrived safely.
PLYMOUTH Feb 9Arr str Oellert, KuhleweiD, from New
York for Hamburg
HALfriX T. Feb 0Arr str PolyniIan. from Liverpool
PHILADELPHIA Feb 9.Arr str W Eyernan Carr, luch-
mOnd.
BALTIMORE Ian 9Arr sirs Geo n stout, Jones, Sewbcrn
e: Josephine Thompson Moore, South Amboyi EHa0e h.
Woods Philadelphia.
SAVANNAH Ga, Feb o-Arr str Geo Appold. Baltimore.
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rLAL r,rArE ArcrIoNELR. DI.rrrnED.

Real estate nuotionccl- alc much annoyed
M The recent order Of Judge Davis transferring all sales
under Judgment OF tho Suprcm" 'ou!; 10 the Ne" Court
House under the immediate direction Of the sheriff az
some person appointed by Ina or the Court. IL l.
claimed that " this order - enforced II Will have dam
nei effect upon The Real L.ato Exchange EalcsrOom-,
and vii ultimately Icrult la closing them Real estate
dealers alec that the prohibition by the Court Of
The auctouCtr fees Ia buyer, VIII wOTk no special injury
10 auctonctrs nearly oil the fees were divided with
referees The removal OF these sales IL n stated, viii
entail LOSE $685. 900 Ia the Real IHatc sales
room. Those interested viii probably petition the Court
for u modification OF the order
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yUv DAVENPORT CASE ADJOURNED.

The Congressional Committee appointed to
Investigate charges lga.t the official conduct of John
l. Davenport as chief Supervisor Of Elections con-
Guided its hearing in this city Saturday The iutde
sessions OF the committee VIII he held in Washington
The examination Of Mr.. Davenport was continued on
tatnrdsy and occupied nearly the whole day. The
:ross-cA animation was conducted by General " nGate
,or,r of whose questions the witness declined TO
answer He was cXauined at length ii regard 10 the
On-ces and extent ot hIs information OF The Irregular
lstural tlon4 III Sos and 10 his authority ana Guy
lrdr the Federal election laws. The number OF llcEu
yo4r- had been reduced 10y him from 10000 lii 1865 10
css Than 10000 10 had been his purpose, nc kdiu
20 prosecute ignorant innocent persons Who hc!o
fraudulent papers without giving them an OPPORTUNITY
~ correct tbor uapts He believed the course he had
pursued the cheapest and speedcst for the Govern
mcnt. lie had made no Application To ihe copts Tor
ibe cancellation Of the fraudulent certificates because
ihat proceeding would have been slow ana expensive
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CLAIMS NOT SIGNED BY THE MAYOR.

Since Mr. Cooper has been Mayor, many
warrants drawn In payment OF services rendered IN
1873 ard for old claims against the city, have come 10
hin from the Controllers office for signature; but the
u,vor has not sIgncd tlc,n because he claimed they
were made payable from the wrong appl0prlaloht ana
FOR other reasons. II was said by irend OF INC
WavoT recently that tncsr warrants made payable from
The appropriations FOR 1879 would swell the eNpehd-
lures for the wear to unusual amount ana so Tar az
amount. are concerned rob the Mayor OF the credit OF
M economical administration.
Among these claims which the Mayor has reflsed 70
sign il one from George lckuOr Gurus Tor professional
services rendered the city That gentleman has Wit
fcu "A letter 10 the MavOr, stating mat III not signing
surh warrants Mir Cooper Is acting under msapprc-
hcnsiou % his duties MI Curtis IN long opinion SAY
fl4! the MAYORS function lu COcTsgnuE warrants -
purrlymlntrral and that he has no authority t0re'cIre
The findings of the Finance Department. ON February
thprc were twentv-0ne az this description,
amounting to ~ O69 IL. in the Mayors Office await
inc b signature Mr. Curtis states that each Of nese
creditors has an absolute fixed legal rgnt 10 have Tie
Alsvor's signature affixed 10 his warrant.
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fore was arrested on Saturday evening on the charge
Of dsorderlv conduct The arrest was made on the e"
plapt of John A. Duff manager OF the thear'' WIZ
bsrcod Mr. Laurent with refusing TO fulfil his cohtra9
arcnt claimed that his refusal was based upou d'
sire 10 sscurc nay mcnt of his salary on the a't nt
MS cnpeyculcnf The prisoner wac connhCu ~ ui'
Twertyu,nfh Precinct station. and Yesterday morn
in, was taken TO the Jefferson Market Ponce C9ji
bare ne was arraI,,ned and discharged. Many OF ms
r,"nds in no theatrical profession present IN 'ue
cnnrt II is said that Mr.. Laurent will hrinG ru,
against Manager Dun for false lmlhlsOnlheh'' ]" "''N
the damages VIII he laid ~ $4,000.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
HEIGHT OF THE CARNIVAL SEASON.

HEIGHT OF THE CAhNlN NJ 'L''''''
AEDANGEMENIs FOR THE CHARITY AND HE LID
ERKRA>Z BALL.
. The favored week that has allotted to II tue
charity and the LcderkranE Ball and the ChIdteh ;
f,l can fairly boast OF marking the hoish; OF INC
oor,vo, season The Charity Ball takes place tonight
Of the Academy Of Music and promises 10 he as brilliant
and successful as in former years. Much prepara'o"
has been made by ladies prominent 10 society III the way
Of procuring new and elegant dresses to DC worn ~"
hoxos VIII probably all he sold before this evening
Among those who will occupy rrosccnium boxes are
: L. NJ Barlow, ex-Judcc Henry Hiltons iamlY' I"o"
aore A. Havcmcyer Cornelius Vanderbilt ir, Mrs Dn~-
more and Mrs Dcmonte. Other purchasers OF ooN'
are Thomas b. Musrrave Alexander TAYLOR IT,, Nh D
John Uoev, Daniel Kiugsond Mrs hnEtll, n',' ,trs
Rvas C. c. Gunther. Dr. Guernsey j. /. Th IIi' Nm
U,Vrnr Mrs Uarr1Oif, Mira Elt Goddard lark h'i,'
Mrs Iaugion, Mrs. Fav, Mr.. louusDeTF! MtS. ITid
Applahy. Mrs Il. g. Dunn, lheod'Te MOSS, d'A RaT
Win Mis- william Tiidcu, Mrs. j. W. DIeNT"r iI ,
done a H. WhtthOuse, Mrs. G.. Y. Clapp j. J." IdopN :
MIR Hewitt The Charity which Is FOR ne .9nen. "o
,nonnsrmcnt "a IN former wears, Mr. Arthur 1ear!; as
president. having charge OF the fo"T ae MI.
Moss OF the general management VT ti,, ,d Srs
Is the viceprCsldeut. Mrs. Aleern9n IT,,
s !. NJ Barlow the secretaries, Nte. - u y "
treasurer and Mrs Cornelius vanderbilt ana DIS H. H.
l. Townsend the BOX Committee. ,-..., j., ,,,
The Chidr ns Carnival, which Is p3ittpaleu ~ ~ ~
the members Of several 3dn'lhs s'"oo.S' w ~
dav al the Academy ~ Music ,, J., ,,i tho
It the same place on Thursday evening Will he hel tn
tsTHI J"scTh kcrpcr Tie calcsust has Illus
tuted the usual Ltdcrkrda- GG-rN' Ire HVh,Slr t ,
represents Queen Of The Carnival srasoa ~
Ini,Cu,radcr. aut of her conncoUla, WHO race 10y C
Academy ~ Music Tie doualepige cartoon lIu-'' IT,
the grand ta0lvau with winch me VAL VIM "p, d
fIc fLIrd picture represents Father IlM' iuIhG a@
wheel General .Ucr, I'm The van oi me I'uItu' SIt
nears IN ohScuIlty, while General Grant datiS Wu', c
wheel TO come up AGAIN with ms carrchaS 'I'rkto 10"
India. NacMdn0u follows Hu'leT b'>li"l' '7 IL
nom his seat Carnival ocCu"i"s for ihe u' "' ~
,r,Sn Of me wheel. and Gambcua Uses. Ine uchoIS
Ills season an SO Mem1e,s Of me hcG5r9n I
Iulttcc are William stcnWaI' Jt"luS honi''ii'' anna
{ . , q. .
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1.vcn1.pAG1NG rRAnE WITH ERANCE.

The Hon. Leon Chottcau, who arrived I'll
NV York 4 Few week. ago, in the interest OF recip
ocity treaty between France and the United States has
addrc..od letter 70 The Boards Of Trade Throughout
tie country on the subject He calls attention 10 tire
commercial Interests ~ thc two countries and cdch'"I'
f. show how al international convention coud increase
Inc trade between both Those who are tdklrs tht
Initiative In the movement he saws, are dong 80 10
.cl orte "A state Ofthug- which eIroeses the progress
ii tie United states, ana Injuries tue interests OF iht
country by cseuing lts exports: and he also calls al
ufi 10 the French taU1, which prohibits entirely the
p0Is of oSeIal American products 0ud taxes others
Min high duties. II This high taiih could be removed,
~ cvts tLat the French markets would De open 10
,r trade aud asks what concessions the American mef-
,hants propose make 10 franc" IN return lie t.
tu,ss that when reply sent there may hc several
iYpicS for distribution, Including one Tor the french
committee.
D. this city, Baltimore, Philadelphia Boston, NeWOi-
cans, Cincinnati ST. Louis Chicago ana san Francisco,
present his views. NJ. ChOtteGu VIII mold confer
nce with The United stales Board Of Trade IN this city
today, al ) r. III.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ercroorf Hous-.Iudge Josiah &. Abbott, or b0s.
ton IN r. Hoftl-EI Governor g. &. NhshOnih "a
Wisconsin Hour, Assistant I"s'na-h' ~
T. Honl misunderstanding D. i' - Jnhn' OF ;, HeW
y Y 81 Nicholas HOr fN '"lgt'H,,au =.
Morgan II Aurora y. Y....NSe orr HOist-N sh""u'n
d Baltimore
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p4NNEAGLRS AHELCED.

FROM TIVERrOOL-FI S'ra,t.O fIR al Nr'.- ior..-
Nis. y Atkinson ny and tirs Hnf o., t.paN II. } Now
land Ms, cain Su.rp. T. stern, II. Henry = Gun
uiughaul Fisher, mos. F!shtr.
FROM BREMEN .Ey "rr".,hl2 "3 kurt yon voc" zen,
aud servant Anton g. berg Mr AMI M!s Eugca Nogr
SING II Mueller Miss 'uIec Cu~su'un, John IhGi Wa.
frurer George YAK John Iahp, w. Il Baskcrvl, Robert
Won i}Unin Robert BlclInG, =. ScAustc l. Guiding H.
=
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NHIP NfUI.


PORT or NETWORK ..........'cb
str CITY Of Hewlqrk Or r4na Liverpool Jan - and
Str Aziia m slrpicus shields % days, to ( +
Sir Oder Gen Lest Bremen Jan - VIA Southampton
STR Krcn PIN Fl whcm Gen Dspneman SANTOS Ian 10
E.u Janrro ~ via - 1hrrs."l. to oeirch- & g." 49,
city Of columbus. Niceson, a''"n'n i'' 10 &c"
sfTSulf stream ingram. Charleston day' to W Quin
er Ciiy % FcnDui1 f.ll- New Bcdior' to Ba,lins Z
Sip America rern S"ar.. 30 Jaaeo 81 days With cof
Barn -s, F:. Williams, Hong Kong sept a. with mise
va Bars Cb-ilc, ward cav M.snas lda., with sugar
10 Miller d i''"S'''O'' CLEARED
SIRE Na5loo,1e' i, 't IygTg0o % 'cni.m ,,
IN Noel Gtrc &eya.bcr l.reaea ~. SolGampoe
orlrich1 s 60 Colombo b. l"Is' D.I'Ii,a '", ,,,.'s.
~ Ja . Vel, hatil t1I,",t; - ~ ~
isry p.n. t;yr,ion Wa Tet Wesi G II Siaor,
Hudson C1gl. Sew Or"an'. titk * seaman; INhtc Coo
tol -aysnn,h Yong Champion Lockwood Charleston
v 4u9'aia O." Eeae a. 'o one. %iGIe'" %n
tly'" 60" 'd hc!pilon, Nahel. F,ilD@ Nv l',h'
snd ncAm"nh Ola. nom'ni,4 :! am.iHp g / G ktimshL
trI 81 tuoi 70 81 Eirms. sap,dae Msrs PORT.
isrd. Ne. Ame. Ghpcls beal,e. Boston; II bmock.
'Ef. irving Haze, lame. " Ei~eliSCo.
E a,Eer G o n r %o Fif- "aa' Sa+'
.9eH m"9u, M H. q NSnit TIpTf iIsr, i
co. Siop Hor, Tobissssi o,icrian FGtn fits
& 60. Wellam0 tu,s E-ken. Hayre. Punch Edyr g Co:
Kong tan NOD ku'dsn RJcncf1 Tobias CO. Ncrta.
Frcirr1k sen lOrenf, & Tobi9s6 90 Nt0rG ttal.
Frraolon, AcI4udIia BeDham Bnye.n t"ryph~ne Gup.
Zanzibar and mir.et, nuck Go. o'encc Genoyar.
simmons, Aatanzas. Jas Henry.
ARRIVED Feb.
StrCas,ni dr) lau7 Liz pool JAu o va - John. l.
Feb q; BotlAn'
81 Nocator ,Bclsj, Minn-. Anjwrp Jau H. to Iunch
Tdye 90.
Str fsnits. smith. Philadelphia toJarnn. Hand.
Ny anOk~ tOu,h. Richmond NUifok aud CITY Point 10
Old dominion IS 60.
ntr AIOemaIr. olob,. Iewes. To old dominion GO.
L. "a - ]. i
C.vde . 60.
ship Gcu,arn lo' glasgow. Hammock Liverpool ~ days
with ndse to henderson b.
Bark Msrauopo dtsl) tIOyetu. brsto. % days N bal
last q Bsuhaiu g B"fescn.
Bark Chae, T. aard uav. Naiau1a.. lJdsy', with sugar
t. order. vessel 10 iiltrS lloughton.
Big J,ten4h lord. Mlnkas -. days with sugar 10 Il y
Uue charlotte Briggs 81 Pierre Mali, - DAYS. with
SUGAR o. DIV g!t & Platt
HIg ,ru, .of Jersey. L., Eom,l RIO Jsuero. u day .
with coGer 10 Geo Z Bailey.
VIVID sun.et-At sandy Hoo. fresh, NW, clear. A,
cry Island, Tue
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Feb A-AIr str. Nandycs tBrl. from New or
leans WiugAteS Or HON Philadelphia, Nrho Martin obj
from Host"n. 50,
Tina. Sew FOR Liverpool.
~ar stI tify 0f lIthmOnd nom Liverpool fOr EewNork
sOU1H.srGuN, FeO s.-Air ttr frankfurt, fIom NewOr
leans Tor Bremen. -
DARTMOUTH Feb s-Austr Scian (Brl from New. iorl
for stettin and Copenhagen. ~ ,
ANrwFnP fcb s.-Au Kate Isweett, from Philadei
phis Nolmer DAM hom N.nioiA.
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Announcements


ErrD OTHER AWARD MEHIr THAN GRATEFUL TESTING
MAILS CURES. THAN ANYTHING ERoN EX
POSITIONS PARIS PHILADELPHIA, WHERE AIICoCKs
PLAsTERs WE'RE Sor EXHIBITED BEING FAVOR.
ABLY KNOWN TO MED ANY SUCH PROPS
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Ion. Y. Nf1ndfCW.
DEAR SIR: l have given ALGCOCK's Porous PLAsrERs
thorough trial for Chbans which have afflicted me for Is
years past applied strips the infamed ard itching part
and tho relief immediate used them FOR week and
my became perfectly well II you can get ALLcocKs
Psrs will be trouble about chilled or frosted feet
My wife and self have used them with tho greatest ehoct in
backacho plant They give hno appetite II
the pit Of the stomach. Yours truly,
WIN r. HALF.
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MARIyE INYELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE AL.tANAC

su,r,ss, 200 sur ,ets. 500 Clock fast l4m IS.
Mann l0ll Noon sosths 4,I Moons age Gays 70
iU-H WATER IcDN'-A n.
sandy Hook zoos island. luil Han date'. o;I'
gslI WAFER 4D-JtI-. b.
sandy uo3k. 1882 Gov island lll, lttt uae"... O'o
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BoYToY's SWIM down TIE ALLEGHENY.

PITIsBURG, Feb. 9.-Captain Boyton, who
entered the Allegheny River at oil city. Thursday morn
ing arrived here al $3.50 this afternoon. Friday night ne
stopped M Mahoning and last night ~ Ficeport lie
made AZ miles on Thursday. % miles Friday, - mice -
Yesterday and % miles to-day. and was on the wafer
altogether about f0rty-ouc hours His face waS badly
frosted. when he arrived here lac greatly eA-
hausted.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD STATION,

Ny DEAR DOCTOR: Your ALLCoCKs PLAsTERs have been IN
constant by family for the ast ten years They
Invaluable colts coughs pans in side and chest NY
children never complain u ACOCKs PLAsrEas you don't
have 10 hold noses to enable them TO 10 taken.
Ctof January jus; pas' vas attacked with most
severe Influenza u pro4rat,d mo week; nothing
eyed me and was afraid ~ pneumonia therefore sent To
yor factory and got quarter yard Of plaster and applied
Ghost In - hours my breathing was much easier
and m 43 hours was welt ! the plaster for wees
without iuC0nN tHicucC.
Yours truiy
VT. Lyon Ticket Agent
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I1LcocK's FLASHES QUICKLY CURE cmLBLANs


OFFICE OF
THE HALL HrsKING GLOVE CONTAIN,
NO l4b SOUTH CLISTOS-sr..
CHICAGO, Fer. 4, 1879.
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FrgcKLYv. NO. 81 hIDDACU.sT. }
Jdu. IS, 1879, s

y. g. T,aa7r,tt, sim >in7.
DEAR SIR: Last October to- we're cold which settle
in my SHE chest small W oscs. causing much pain. .
convenience and 3uNoty Itnrou-hy tried several 1ppcl
tos recommended Tor trouble bur Without obtaining the
least benefit lc0eth eud advised me 20 Try AILcoCKs
poRors PLA-TrU- which hiyc since lone TO my entire re-
let trouble hat lasted than month before tiod
ALCook rlsIfs- seemed Increase in violence. but
within three days AFT apply inc the PLtsTERs could
discern IN Improvement my condition. and within two
weeks pain had entirely disappeared and
nave felt nothing of since. Yours truly. l. H. sANTEE
AZ latham. BrOthers 81 BoeAman.st., y. 7. City
Ravlrr Of limitations. AuooCVs PoEOr5 PIAsIEE5 are
sold by al druggists Principal Office so 2@4 Cansls, New
York.
STEEL FmE-PROoF SAFES. No CAST IRON.
IEJIUNCUAN & E';ORl, 40. - Nesey-st.
Throat ail7 promptly checked by
JAYSEs EXr.ClCEANE
The secure and pleasant remedy for the cure
Of coughs. &c, is roRfLRs COUGH BAtSAh
Holiness Central Office System, 51S Broad
vtv the only York for vaults SAFES and
stores, never broken through by burglars.
The Treasury Department at Washington
has decided the Of Holiness Time LOCK- 0IS
BIOldWa, Electro Attachment for opening, should the
Oyemcuts break or stop.
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AN UNRULY SEAMAN LOCKED Up.
Henri Laurent, who has been playing at the
Standard Theatre the part Of Boiph IN III. NJ r Pima
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? Q S rs OR p T
3:45 q. m.
TEST FOREIGN Ne VS..
THE STRIKES IN ENGLAND.

THE STKIkES IN ENGLAND,
LONDON. Monday, Feb. 10. 1879
The Standards correspondent at Liverpool
estimates the number OF sailors ON strike at Liver
pool at from 900 10 $1,000.
There are 800 engineers on strike in I0nuOh'
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THE PLAGUE-PANfC IN RUSSIA.
LoNDOS Monday. Feb. 10, 1879.
A dispatch to The Times, from Berlin states

that in the villages near Asrakban the popuace haze
massacred the doctors believing that they pOrOhe'
their patients,
[Ior oD,<r F0rsfQn Neics 81 First Pags.l
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r. II. MACY 6 CO..
ltTHSr. AND GTHAVE.
SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES MUSLIN
II 'MBUEG
EMpROIDERgES.

on MONDAY FEB. is, WE SHALL OPEN NEW
AID CHOICE LINE or THESE GOODS, OUR DIRECT
IltPOkIATION. AND AT PRICES FULLY 20 Pen
CENT LOWER THAN Any OTHER HOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

Boware OF limitations Auoocvs Porous PLssTEG5 are
d by al druggists Principal Office 80. 2@4 Canalsi, New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

The secure and pleasant remedy for the cure
OF coughs &c, is POBIERs cot Gil BALsAh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

Holiness Central Office System, 518 Broad
vAv only protection New York for vaults SAFES en-
stores. never broken through by burglars.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-11-28
XOTEs OF CURRENT ETENrs.

California; population !. said to b,
995,935.
- The present Cholera epidemic in ia.
pan, has taken of 10000 persons.
A bicyclist made Eve miles in SOL in
Chicago on Tuesday about equal 10 the
best engine speed.
-- All the Breweries Of Cincin natl are
10 consolidate with a grand capital Of eight
millions Of dollars.
james Shy, Of Lexington, the oldest
lurfman in the United States, died few
days ago, aged ~.
Memphis has lost by death 5000 Of
her citizens besides ss,Oo0,OOo in capital
in the last two years.
Congress win meet next Monday, and
it is prophesied that it will remain in ses.
sion til next Summer.
-- The steamer Waubuno, was wrecked
of the coast Of Maine on the 2iih, and
thirty persons were lost.
- Jas. X. Keene, the daring Califomi-
an, is said to have cleared twelve millions
Ly his operations in Wall Street last week.
1t cost the Government $4,000 du-
ring the past year to capture 500 counter
ieiters, and destroy $685. l4l Of their eur.
rency.
- The Falls City Steam Bak cry and
five other buildings were destroyed by FIRE
on the night Of the 2lst Loss, $4,000.
Insurance, S2s,2OO.
A steamer from Europe to New York
brought this week million three hundred
thousand dollars in American gold coin
and British gold bars.
90 Saturday last the Cincinnati Southern
Company received from the
Baldwin Locomotive Works two 6rst-elass
Otiyes-eylinder II by "a.
In private conversations President
Hays has expressed himself to certain
military visitors A. Of the belief that Gen.
irant will be his Successor in the White
ioase.
J. l.. Case, the threshing-machine
Of Racine, Wisconsin, paid
~ 900 for the trotting stallion, Governor
prague, and considers the investment
god one.
The excess Of value Of exports over
IMPORTS Of merchandise for October, Is Si0,-
67,s7S, the largest In the history Of the
Ouniry. The excess Of imports Of gold
nd silver into the country over exports,
Iom July Isl, 10 November 22d, amounted
, about slKty-hve million.
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- Several parties ~ hunter. recently
passed through town on their return from
the mountains Carrying The horns many
of them, however, internally.
- Can't the Radicals and few weak
kneed Democrats invite the man Of
"Princely Honor" to SOMERSET 4 little
ioadyins on their part might add much to
his Presidential aspirations somerct
must not be snubhod.
Those tramps lodging on Main Street
should be reminded of the fact that Som.
erect Is we'll provided for in The way Of
sharp-cdgcd rails, the production Of pine
and goose-hair. Ladies do not wish to h.
insulted-especially by such as they.
An clipping party len town last sun
day morning Tor the State Of Fentrcss. G.
c. Gillispie, Of this place, and Miss Van
Arsdale, Of Boyle, are supposed to be the
principals In the aiIair. Mr. win Dunn
and Mis- sallie sewcll, accompanied them.
1t is reported that young man Of
this vicinity, Is already packing his dudrn
TO leave the neighborhood. lie goes under
rather embarrassing circumstances, as re-
port says a certain young lady will be lef
with coming trouble to encounter in the
near future.
- Prof Ticc's meleoric shower failed
TO put inan appearance, but Somerset was
blessed this week with 'quals, for instance
Born to the wife IT $. :. Shepperd, on the
18th, n daughier......On the 18th. to the
wife Of VIM. Fraznre, hoy.....On the
10th, To the wife " j. Boyle Stone, a
daughter
- Afier the great Gre some time since in
Chicago, two State Senator'S were len
without a single constituent living in
their respective districts. Mr.. Nelson
who has 80 prematurely announced him
self as the Greenback candidate for Con-
gress in this district IL about in the same
6x-a candidate without a party
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-11-28
Pulaski COUNTY.
Somerset.


Mrs. Pamales Barker has opened a new
hotel at the depot, with at least one hell
hole in the corner.
The Office Of the axe handle factory
was burglarized on Saturday night Moth
ing has rs yei been missed, however
- Hon. NJ. ]. Durham was in town last
week, attending TO some legal business, and
was warmly greeted by his many admirers
here.
- The long coveted rains have come,
and water mills are moving, to the delight
Of the many bread-buying people Of Pu-
laski.
= Three drinking dens in, and another
on the road to Shantytown. Whoop Law I
Good for Mclean man Git heep drinks {!
Shoot loud
Mr.. Hatch Of the Handle Factory at
the Depot, is playing havoc with hickory
timber in this county. His machinery l.
moving from early dawn TO close Of day.
Alta meeting Of the Directors Of the
National Bank, recently held, Mr.. Robt.
Gibson, Of this place, was chosen TO OH
the vacancy occasioned by the death OF
M. VIM. WoodoOck.
- The wife of Geo. Albert, farmer
living three miles North Of here, dropped
dead Wednesday, while performing house
hold duties. Caused by heart disease. She
was dfty-6ve years Of age.
80 MARnED.-At the residence Of the
brides father, Mr.. Allen Jones, four miles
South Of Somerset. on the morning Of the
18th. by Rev, c. J. Newgeni, Mr.. NJ. B.
Huaaker and Miss Eliza Jones.
- WIN. Denhani, Of whose illness
made mention last week, died on Monday
nd MAS buried Tuesday with Masonic
lonors, having heen an honored member Of
hat Order for nearly forty years.