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SELLING SHARES TOO CHEAP.

SAN Francisco. Dec. 13.-ln the testimony
adduced by john H. against accepting the report
Of the of the late william b. Obrens esta'e
ia alleged that 81 lag mining shares were sold to Mr.
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CLucAS-wEfCH on Tuesday. December az 81 Pan''
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Charles CiEcls Mary b.. eldest daughter Of j. bd"
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

tribune OFFICE. Dec. IA. a.m.-After the rise yes
terday morning the changes in the barometer were
slight Gear fair weather prevailed The tempcrh-
ture ranged between 2so and $40 the I32as9
beng 3iao than Friday The amount of moist
uye IN tne air II not large
warmer and clear and partly cloudy weather, with
slight chances of ht late IN the day, may be ex
ID cted in this city aud vicinity to-day.
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE is the most M.
PoRrANr medical DISCOVERY since vAGCINATIOS.
II IA sold by AL Druggists. or DELIVERED by D. D..
DEWEY q CO.. 40 D-y-st y. Y. Tor 81 80 package. To
CLUBS six packages for II 80. DIR. WEI DE MEYERS
TREATISE "a sent FREE TO An NBODY.
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW KDITIO rs
JOHN WiI.El 81 Sons.

Rs'rleisd D. boos o. 10 t tirs n.,l.lr rtty It-V 81
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

1NDIANAPotEs Nav S-Wheat weaker No. {
req, %lMl VI 1oin q4let at 3i934I2c Oats quie
| at 2642712c. Bulk shoulders, 3!tc; clear ribs
| 412c. Lard, 5@4Gp6c Hams 6Gt4a7C.
LOUISVILLE, May s. - Flour dull and un
changed Wheat quiet Red and amber 81 03m
| ! o. Corn steady: White. 3Sc; mixed SIC Out.
| quiet and steady: White, zoe; mixed 2sc. RYE
| firm AT 5jc. Hay firmer at So jOglO 80 PORK
| quiet It $40 %. Lar quiet: Choice leaf tierce
| ne; do keg, SIC. Bulk meats inactive at am
| 43495c. Bacon quiet st4.a54@5}.c sugar-cufed
| hams, S12D91ac. Whisky active but firm at 81 Ol.
BosToN, NAY s.-Flour dull: Western supers;
S3@3 70; common extnts s. 1904 o; Wisconsin
extras, s4@4 90; Minnesota do 81 25a5 80: Wis.
cousin and Minnesota patent spring wheat extras
S. 2ltgS so; winter wheats, SGn7 30, Corn eady,
tive: No. and extra white. 36a39c; No. 2white,
35d3519c; No. white and No. linked, 33I5Ca34c.
Rye, 64@65c.
BALTIMORE, May S.-Flour quiet and steady:
Western superfine, s3a3 so; do extra, S4a4 so; do
lamily, s4 7595 80. Whert: Western firm: No. ,
Pennsylvania red steady at 81 1219; No. 2 Western
winter red; spot and APT 81 O9}aa1 095s May
ern dull: Western mixed, spot and April, 424@
4239sc; May 42A@42sac; J ne, 43@4SIsc; Juiy,
4S3s@4354c; steamer 4O'a9iO3Sc
NEW York May s. lour Super State and
Western, s3 2l9S 20; comiIon TO good extra, s. so
@3 9O good TO choice, SS 95(94 80; white wheat
extra "a 50g5 %; extra Ohio, So 1905 90; ST.
Louis, IS SC@5 IS; Minnesota patent, S 50a7 So
Wheat: rejected spring, 76c; No do, S5es6c;
ungradtd DO, Si@sic angTaded ynisT sS1tsi red ed
y O5G9i y; No. q o7@l Us; No, do,
q l21aCaa IL; unETadef amber 81 O7@I 10;
81 III. No. do, 81 S1S@I OsS; No. i /
store. 57c. Barley dull Malt quiet and IN.
changed. Corn: uaeraded. 4a1S9444c; No. 8.
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ma, former pastor of the English Lutheran
Church, was rendered surprise reception
at the residence of Rev. frey, on Tuesday
evening
On Monday special train will be run
over the e., G. & l. Road for the benefit oi
the Auditors and road officials who desire
to make tour of inspection before making
assessment for taxation.
From indications it seems that the
Mayors recommendations give anything
but satisfaction. 1t is now thought that
Council will confirm but few. 1t might
possibly result in appointments by Council
and suspensions by the Mayor.
Three kids" Shrofe. Coleman and sulli-
van, stole keg of beer from Eugert &
Dinkels on Monday. For this Shrofe paid
50 and costs OH Tuesday, and on 'Vednes-
day Coleman did likewise. Sullivan will
take his when spotted by our coppers.
The heaviest blasting of rock here took
place at the Pettigrew Quarry on Wednes,
day morning, one hundred and fifteen
pounds Of powder being used. The work
men were engaged four days in drilling for
this blast. The report was heard mile
away.
Here are the Mayors recommendations
for appointments on regular police force;
Fred Foster, w. II. Hughes, I. W. Wilson,
james Norton, Geo. Ludlow. Appoint.
ments Oh reserve force: Frank Lang, Alex.
o'Brien, jacob Humma, Henry G. Hawk,
ell and Marshal Jackson.
Whenever a '.scalawag' gets "miffy''
now in the Mayors Court he just demands
jury trial Then the Mayor is powerless,
and instead OF going up for term to Spring
street he is discharged. When will the
Council provide SO as to give the May or
power to summon a jury.
Mrs Toohey vs. c., C. & /. Railroad
This case was called in Squire Hallenbeck s
Court on Wednesday The suit was
brought by Mrs. Toohey to recover $500
for the nursing of her son Peter, who was
disabled while in the employ Of the Com
pany. Verdict returned for defendant.
Ernest Biskev and Peter Hess were ar
rested on Tuesday night as parties connect
ed with the Shannon assault. All the men
now charged with it have been arrested,
and as soon as Shannon RECEIVERS sufficiently
TO appear they will be made to face the
music. ShanTon's condition on Wednes-
day was reported serious.
Shorty" Rice and Tom Young are the
parties who sold out to Mclaughlin &
Cooney for a trihe. Shorty" was run in
on Wednesday morning and taken before
the Mayor, who threatened to Jail him till
Monday, when the cases are to be called,
but he weakened and promised to appear,
and also have Young, who is now at New
Carlisle, with him.
LAWRENCEBURG, IND.
The new City Council WAS organized and
sworn in; also, every other newly-elected
city official
The Council last night instructed the
City Attorney to frame an ordinance for
issuing $1,000 bonds for the purpose of
building a new addition to the public
school building in the First Ward.
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| The following are the transfers of rea
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-
day:
Charles ]. Bauer and wife to Jacob Uhl
| mann, 9H acres, in the northwest quarter
of Section 80, Green Township; 81 and
other considerations
Coleman Hitchcock and Caleb w. Clark
and wives to John Cosgrove and James
Rowe, 26O 70-100 by 2OG 2S-lOO, on Syca
more street, part of Block b in E. KEN.
| per's subdivision; 81, $50.
| julius A. Goetz and wife to Mary Ann
| Weikmeisler, % 74-100 acres in Section 20
Springfield Township; $500.
Henry ID. Huntington to Vim. Dell, lease
hold estate 90 by 100 feet, on the north side
| of Auburn Place, rs feet east from Locust
street, Mount Auburn; 81 900 and exchange
Of property.
| George ii. Charles to Edward Singer, ter
years lease of store and dwelling rooms or
the northwest corner of Lick Run anC
| Harrison Pixies Fairmount; monthly rent
first five years, $40; balance of term $45.
Francis Hammer to Charles T. Dickson
one and one-half years lease of 100 by
1l6M feet, on the east side of st. James ay.
enue, 3l5 feet south from Nassau street
| Walnut Hills, privilege OF purchase at $35
per front loot Annual rent six per cent.
interest on purchase money
Elizabeth Rittenhouse and husband to
| Bridget Gleason, 10 acres in the northern
part of section 26, Miami Township: 500
Mary Phillips to Jacob Caysore' l43 bv
343% feet on the northwest corner of
Sharon Pike and Hill street, Sharon S, 500
Smith Belts and wife to Gottlieb Schwab,
90 by 90 feet on the south side of Laurel
street, 120 feet east from Freeman avenue;
$500
George Schoedinger and wife to Freder-
lck Hermann, 292-1000 acres on the south
branch of Lick Run, being Lot No. 5 of ia
cob Schoednaer's subdivision, in Section
81, MilIcreek Township; $400.
John 8. Luckey to George NJ. Luckev, 81
by 80 feet on the south side of fremont
street, "a feet west from Oak street, Fair
mount; 81.
Geo. NJ. Luckey to Amelia A. Luckey
quitc.aim to same premises: 81.
John Foddy to John D. Gallagher 90 by
So feet on the south side of Oliver street
lis feet west from Linn street; 81 and other
considerations.
John d. Gallagher to Emma Foddy, quit
claim to same premises; 81 and other con-
siderations.
Charles Gerth and wife to John Stofel
10 by $50 feet on the north side of Lower
River Road, 80 feet east from Christian
Boss land, in the ,uthwest part of Section
10. Delhi Township; $500
Henry Eschmeyer to John Taphorn, 25
by 100 feet on the south side of st. Michael
street. 200 feet east from Neave street
81 COO.
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stimulate the SIusrisb Kisr.vs

In addition to its tonic and cathartic
properties, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters ex.
ercises beneficial influence upon the kid
neys and bladder when they are inactive,
by stimulating them to renewed exertion,
thus reopening, as it were suice for the
escape of impurities whose regular channel
OF exit is the organs Of urination. Among
these are certain abnormal and infamma-
tory elements, productive of irreparable
injury to the system if not entirely ex-
PEELED. The kidneys and bladder them
selves are also benefited by this stimulus
as their inactivity is usually preliminary
to their disease and disorganization. They
also experience, in common with other por-
tions Of the sys EN-, the potent invgoratiye
effects of the Bitters, which furthermore
corrects disordered conditions of the
stomach, bowels and liver.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
LspecIal River plspatches % the stu. !

Especial River Dispatches TO the star.
OH CRY, Pa, May $500 A. M.-Alle
gheny River1 foot 10 inches and stationary
Weather clear Thermometer 500. Wind
southwest.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, MAY $1,000 A. NJ
Monongahela River feet inches and
stationary. Weather clear. Thermometer
$50. Wind southeast.
PITTsBURe, Pa, May 8-11:00 A. M.-River
. feet and stationary. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, May 5000 A. M
kanawha River 4 feet inches and sta
tionary. Weather clear and cool. Wind
southwest,
Steamboat Movements.
The large and elegant sde-wheel steamer
Ohio No. came down this morning. and
VIII return to Pomeroy at 5 p. H., leaving
from the foot of Broadway.
The Fleetwood will be the regular C. go.
R. r. PACKET, leaving to-day at 4 p. m.
sharp for Huntington.
The Clinton, fine sde-wheel steamer,
will be found at the wharf loading, to leave
tomorrow on return trip for st. Louis.
The new Eldorado will be here from
above tomorrow, and proceed to st. Louis
Saturday evening.
The Vint Shinkle commenced loading
this morning. and will return TO Memphis
Saturday evening.
The Guiding Star is on berth loading and
will leave for New Orleans Saturday even
ing without fail.
The City of Portsmouth came down this
morning, -and will return to Chilo at 4
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4114a41s4c; steamer. 421+a421ze; No. 2, A0s44l5c
Oats quiet: No. 2, 3Is<fd32e; do white, s41SC935c
mixed Western, 3l1s@g32Ac white Western, 4@
35c: Hay in fair demand at to945c Hops steady
and unchanged. Coffee dull: Rio. cargoes l19
l41Sei JOB lots, n@l6s1e. Sugar frmer: fair e
fair demand: Porto Rico, 25@4Oc; Rice
in fair demand and firm. Petroleum
quiet and steady: United, 7Jskg7614c refined, &C.
asked: Tallow steady At 6h@619c Resin quiet
Western, 121ze, Leather in fair demand and firm.
Hemlock, Buenos Rio, light middle and heavy
weights, 1S@2lc. Wool dull and nominal. domes.
pc, p IC%S9e pulled ,d ddI@SiAe @ unS9shed S sg2Is
Beef quiet but steady. Cut meae quiet long clear,
SIC; short clear, Lice. Lard quiet Prime steam,
61i@7 2Oc. Butter duh and unchanged. Cheese
dull: Western, 298c. Whisky 81 071ac.
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Good Advice to Parents.

Many parents labor under the mistaken i'm.
preston that their children must all pass through
the ordeal known as children's diseases and as
they sometimes express it, the sooner the better
child is no more subject to disease lin fact less
| SOY than all adult, If the proper precautions are
taken to regulate its diet and keep the system
clcansed by appropriate medicines By this we do
not mean an habitual dosing with purgatves
Such practice would weaken the infant system
so thai it could not resist the attacks of disease
and would also prove ruinUus to its physical con
| st tuition. But a moderate, occasional use of an
efficient alternative or bIoOd purifier, would almost
absolutely insure the child's system against dis
ease, besides greatly promoting its vigor and
strength. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
is unexcellcd as an alte atve, and will prove
very cttecual p eventive of these diseases.
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The following deaths have been placed on
record since our last report:
Walter J. Lee, 13 mos, city.
Claude Williams. yrs, city.
Amina steinkamp, l6 yrs, city.
Mary Reistenberg, 2 yrs, city.
Henry W. Thiel, weeks, city.
Kate Beller, yr, city.
Jennie Stanley, yrs, city.
John A. Bebb, IS yrs, city.
Mary NJ. Jones, 46 yrs city.
Joseph Berkner, 2 yrs, city.
Infant Mcguire, stillborn city.
James Corcoran, l week, city.
l.. l.. Williams, 3s yrs.
Martin Burke, 40 yrs, Germany.
Henry Weimann, SO yrs. Germany.
Milton Pryor, "a yrs Kentucky.
Maggie Weskin, 20 yrs, Ireland.
Mary Howey, SO yrs Ireland.
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REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS
CT CINNATL May S-2P. M,
BREA pSTUFFs.

CINCINNATI May s-2P. NJ.
BREADSTUFFs
Flour: The local demand is fair, but the mar.
ket otherwise is quiet We quote low grades at
81 1893 10 Supertine at 81 4093 60 aid some
brands held at more. Extra at S4a4 25 per brl.
Family flour at 81 60@9. as to quality or brand.
Spring wheat -four at S44i % for ordinary and
81 5V@i 10 lor choice. Rye flour at SJ(13 %, as to
quality per b !.
Corn is quiet and steady, Mixed ear sold to-day
at $50 for prime on track, and SIC for No, Q mixed
per bu. " bite corn al SOC per Uu.
Wheat steady and fair demand Choice red
sold al u Of on arrival, aud prime quoted al 81 Ol
@l o.. White at 81 05@l o. for Prime to choice,
Amber at IL 039l 05 fOI prime to choice, and 81 "a
" for ordinary to od lots
Oats neglected, unless for local feeding pur-
poses. Selling on arrival at 2s@3lc for good mixa
TO choice white per bu. Low grades not ou0table,
Barley is steady and quiet, md ght supply on
the market. We quote: Fall at T599Ot but strict.
ly choice l. Is held at more, owing 10 scarcity, In
feror ranging down to 40c and dull
Rye is n fair demand and steady No 2 in ele.
vator selling on Change to-day at 56c DER bu
Choice sample on track held al SIC, and good to
prime at 6S955c per bu. Inferior dull and nom.
inal.
PROVISIONS.
Lard is firm and demand moderate with cur.
rent make held at &c per h. Prime steam pomi.
nat at 6.O5@6.l0c per ID, City kettle dull at ia
nc, as 70 package.
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Eastern exchange is without any change to-day,
the market being quiet Buying at par and sell
Ing at lilo premium.
Sterling is hrmer and with fair inquiry Sight
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Government bonds fTmer to-day Local de-
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my at par and accrued interest. Local rates as
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