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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-11
TITLES AND MONEY.
Another American Allisnce-Miss Ayerto
Marry Q Prince.

Ell Perkins in the Chica 60 TT bune.
The Belmont-Jerome Travers-I Grill
lard-Steven set are very much concern
ed about q magnificent alliance soon to
be made BY an American young lady
entirely out of the swell, polo circle. A
few years ago Leonard Jerome's daugh-
ter married Lord Churchill. and Jerome
settled $1,000 a year on him to bind
the bargain. Then Bennett and Bel
mont got the youth Lord Vaudeville
over here and filled him with Knicker-
bocker-club wine, and he WA caught
By the beautiful Miss Yanaga. Then
Miss Stevens mother gave Captain
FACET, the son Of Lord Paget 500, 900;
and now Miss Lille Aver, daughter Of
the late proprietor Of the noted Ayers
pills, is engaged to be married to flor
eigner who ranks the whole crowd. She
Is engaged to a Prince de Bourbon.
His name is Philippe Louis de Bour-
bon, son of the Count d'Auia (uncle Of
the ex-King Francis II. of Naples), and
O grandson Of Dom Pedro l., emperor
Of Brazil Miss Aver is a very lovely
young lady Of about twenty. 1.-THE age.
OF her intended spouse is thirty-two.)
She is the heiress to So, 900, 600, or rath-
er has the money now. She is the rich
est young lady in America, and as
sweet and beautiful IS she is rich. She
has had many American and foreign
lovers. Captain Pierson, of the United
States navy, who was knighted by
Queen Victoria, paid steady court to
her for a year; and then Joaquin Miller
fell in love with her with all the ardor
of a passionate poet. l had a good
deal of love for Miss Aver myself, but
being married, 1t did not show itself as
it did with Joaquin. One of the most
charming and passionate love refrains
ever written by Joaquin Miller was in
dited by him when he was in love with
Miss Lille Aver, last winter.
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PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

NN
Moody and Sankeyare reviving Cleve-
land.
Rev. Joseph Cooks lectures have been
remunerative to him.
1t Is believed that Bismarck's last
words will be: my dogl Where is
my dogp" 81
Dennis Kearney cannot carry the
state Of California, and therefore he
WI leave it. ear- RI
Mrs. Liyermore has decided to make
engagements to preach as well as lee.
ture the coming winter.
Wagner is still distressed for want Of
money to establish his proposed music
al conservatory at Bayreuth.
All that Cetywayo asks of the En-
glish is that they will at once send for
ten more Of his wives to keep him com
pany.
The mormon church is making an eff
fort to compromise the suit between
the executors and heirs of Brigham
Young.
The frequency of Robert Collyer's
farewell pe.formances has induced Ole
Bull to hurry back here to crush out a
dangerous rival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langtry, instead of 60
ing into the divorce court, are visiting
Mr.. Millais, the painter, in the neigh
borhood of Dunkeld, Ireland.
Good reports come from Arizona con-
corning the energy of Governor Free
mont in executing the laws and promot-
ing the development of the territory.
Mr.. Elisha Gray, inventor Of the tele-
phone, wears a cross of knighthood in
the French legion Of honor, together
with II grand medal from the exposi.
ton universale.
On October7 1870, Gambetta, then
minister Of the interior, having to go
to Tours, left Paris with his secretary,
in a balloon named Armand Barbes,"
passed safely over the Prussian lines
which beseiged Paris, and duly reached
Tours.
President Grevy's country life in the
Jura is marked by simplicity-only q
guard or a few soldiers ut his garden
gate indicate his position. He spends
his days roaming with dog and gun,
with no guests but his family, his Sec
Rotary and a few neighbors.
A man was arrested in one of the
city parks the other day, charged with
taking a duck, but when it became
known that the duck which he had
taken was one from the upsetting of a
boat in the lake, he was promptly dis
charged and along with him the officer
who made the arrest.
General Grant arrived in America at
just the right time; for il he he had not
been on the west coast, to hold it down
when Talmage stepped on the east
coast, the Atlantic States might have
been submerged, and the rest Of the
country precipitated down 1000 miles
of slope into the depths Of the ocean,.
Judge Hilton, head of the Stewart
store in New York, purchases a great
many works of French art, especially
figures; and they do say that If the lad
les of America wore no more drapery
than do the majority Of these figures,
the average sales Of the A. T. Stewart
C Co. dry goods firm would average so
much less than at present as to bank
rupt the whole concern.
Baroness Ziegier is a beautiful Ber-
lin lady who has a wonderful resem-
blance to the late Queen Louisa of Prus-
STA. The artist Gustav Richter vas SC
struck by this likeness, which he traced
' in the few existing portraits of the
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feuows compound syrup Is composed
OF Ingredients identical with those which
Constitute Healthy Blood. Muscle and
Nerve mud Brain Substance. while Life
itself Is directly dependent upon some
OF them.
By Its union with the blood and its ef-
feet upon the muscles. reestablishing the
one and toning the other. 1t is capable of
efecttng the following results:
1t will displace or wash out tuberculous
matter, and thus cure Consumption.
By increasing Nervous and Muscular
yigor. 1t will cure Dyspepsia. feeble or
interrupted action Of the Heart and Pal
pitation, Weakness Of Intellect caused by
grief, worry. overta1, or irregular habits.
Bronchitis-Acute or Chronic. Congestion
Of the Lungs, even In the most alarming
stages.
1t cures Asthma, Loss Of Voice, Neu-
ralgia. st. yitus Dance, Epilepdc Fits,
whooping Cough. Nervousness. and Is q
most wonderful adjunct to other remedies
In sustaining life during the process Of
Diphtheria.
Do not be deceived by remedies bearing
a similar name: no other preparation is q
substitute for this under any circum-
stances.
Look out for the name and address ]. /.
FELLOWS. st. John. n. E. on the yellow
wrapper In vatermark, which is seen by
holding the paper before the light.
Price. ST. per Bottle. six for $3.50.
sold by oil Druggist.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-11
New Advertisements.

Diseases, Strictu res, VAR
cocele, and semina wenk cured without
medicines, by The European n american
Medical Bureau Specialties, after all other
traataent has failed.
A thirty G rs practice by their phyxhcinns
has proven that unless these diseases are
speedily cured. they cause Brights disease.
the gall bladder. kidney ana bladder. dy-pep-
STA, consumption, rheumatism. xout tmpo
tency, dia-ascs ofthe p~rostrate gland, henrf,
these Preparations or the Asahei Natural
Minerai spring Wafer IL used.
Testimonial book, directions, urinary an
al, sis and phySicians advice free. Depot
and once 29l Broadway New York.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-11

OpHAMcls Stops, 8 set Golden Tongue
UnOHNSReeds. 8 Oct az Knee swelis.
Walnut Case. wnrnt'd oyears,
Stool, Cover, a Book, only sI<s7SA Latest H.
lustrated Nevsps pers sent nee. Address
Danlel r. Beatty, Washington. M.
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The Weekly Leader
ISSUE EVEag THpRanAx.
TERMS sa.so a Yeas. $3.50 Hall Year


uously executed. Cards OF every shape and
aind enl Heads Letter and Note Headings,
6lanks OF every kind. fosters, ETC.. printed
on short notice. Having . new lot or Type
and Presses. We can do handsome work nj
, 1879-05-21

tllc wfJHw, WIIoll nnny tnuught1csa wurdttnEa
would 1cspisc, IN tl,Ht she owned only Ot1o cup
hoasi. purvniych-or ! ,nirht even hay snN--
at orce tt,n relentless loQc Of the situation, At'l
yielded to 1t with a1l the hcrofa,n u that nature
which, llal cnab1cI her without deviation to
reach the barren cupboard. snc did not nt-
tempt. like tIlc stffinccxel scafIer. Of this zen,
erallo,, to war ngaiDst thu inevitable: sli" iii
not try, lkt the eoeai1e1 men Of science. to cx
plain wlInt abe did not unI1rsstllul. HllG said
nothing. The poor dog Ind none!' And then
at thi8 point onr Information ceases. Hut DO
re mt knnw sufficient Arc We not cosnzant
Of cnough' T..
"Wlm would t]aro to pierce the veil that
ehrouds tho interior fatc Of Old Mnt'Icr Hub
ftart, tho poor ttog, Thu cupboard, ur IN: bone
That waA not tIrrel Must We inlaginb her st!'l
*taIniin., at the opcn clbboard door, depict Il,
oursclrcs tic tlog still dropping his disappointed
tail upon the Hour, the solsgt-for lone still re-
iiathEHg somewhere elses ALI! no. my dear
b!ehres. VIC Are ROT So pessn!ttctl to attG'ms u
rr,d the future. Suffice u far lis To CLEAN srnn
thIa beautiful stury its many lessons; ausllcc It
f,F Us to apply ttfh, TO study thesn us 1Ar 10 In
us lies, nn 'unrlnu in mind the natural 1ra!lty
Uf our nature, to avoid being widows; to thsi
the tItr0ny,nIc of Hubbard: to l,nvc,. il our
inrans ns1ns! It, norc than orc cuploard tn thy
dear fr!enhs. keeping In rect,tlection w!'nt we
have harmed this day. let lis avo' keeping sloGs
that ase fond ii bonca. hut, brethren,
II VIC du, II fatr ilas ordained tint VIC ahouls!
do aty Of these th!,'.. Let tis then 90 as Stor
Hubbard It'd, straight. without cuTrctlns or
prancIng, to otr cupboard, empty though It be
let us, 1Ku Iicr, accept thc Inevitable with
left with II hungry dog aud an empty cupboard.
may future ct,rnHIccrs he nble to write ulsu of
Us In the beautiful words Of ouE text, And 50
the uoor dog bad Nonc.fh
, 1879-05-21

WhffFlft
as write dear little wasp falls upon the
table md expresses hIs emotion by wsl!riIng
arouua On Ills back NJ he llcs prone upon the
manuscript bcfora me. aomcFs,dy left the WIN
dow open md 1.-THE wind blew It tn.'' II lies
prunc enough 1us. puH, but It fsns hall 80 prone
na II looks whistle M the dog Of my neigh.
hnb!ts iinpuls!vc to fault, usually INCORRECT IN
its premises faultyin It's deductions, md utterly
cryopeutls III lis conclusions. / direct thu at-
te.ltlon Of tho do. to thr struggling wasp, N,nl,
hr stblant aolnd uiNl taunt!ng nl,d encouraging
gestures, cnlcavor to excite the unjust wrAtt,
elninentfy successful. The instinct Of tho
brute would unaoubtetlly ieacl him to
atlun q strung, healthy VAST, but Ms this fn-
sect appcars 70 h. suffering from n broken
hack tie dog Is confident Of all easy y.clury.
After short Introductory overture If har!:s sc
up. But hnw shnil re ,}cspise llir duy Of small
thIngsf Without tfie sunshine Goods the tlustY
tllurunghfare III Eighth ttreet with The glory Of
the ApriE, tic maple buds untold anl I'll:
white blossoms spaEkle ltke summer tnowdrops
On the cherry trecs: child III clean white
dress md t1nnnel lcECst-s IL fallii:. duWn thr
staifs of tllr house arross the way, and snln IN
the lot adjoining Is irving to cllasc sevcn chick
ems into one corp while tie seven csllekrns will
Il Anc burst Of speed arc r!itlelrortnE ycrv sne-
ec.sful1y to distance The man III eEren Inherent
directions. No nns man can head ulf seven
chickens ,1nlcr those circumstances. 4 wonlHIl
out "cnlllng" and evidently lt..le bit lost us
to locality, Is standing With u card-caec IN her
ilau1, paticutls knocking. at the door Of house
that has been empty nearly eight wceka, The
wnsr, evidently ehecgeh antl toned by the
skir,ntsb, Is wheeling atrlly about the room,
golden su,nmcr ,lays. How peaceful nnd sun
| 1ncr-I4Ec tlte picture,
, 1879-05-21
DY TELEGRAPH.

FOREIGN,
Board Of Trade,
alos. A''a' D. n' VI
=, ,n.n.S-Mheat-Wlnter, ~ Is 11@Ns I'D; tnrtng
T. ~ aas VI; white, W 8dGkDs I'd; club, ps .d4b
~. cotn. Ia I'd,
1ao'lsoss-Pork. Ats ID, Lard, 3os Cd,
p..'laroo1, May go-1 no y, u,,-Wsather fair.
st.ea1ulla dn!l. Wbeat-W1utcr, Ia 1C6sos Id;
AMc o. ooVua ID; club. Ds 1d9Ds Sd. Corn,
l4t Ill., ~. Hest unchanged. 1Iecapts OF wheat
ean. s' nays. l1", 600 eeHta!a, 100, COO AmsFi-
u,j.s jpos: May 2o.-L.vEnroo1~.w Wheat rather
nthe. Io1n 1sn. carRocs Of coast-Whcat
Whe., sa's cota quiet. casgves Tn passaxu--
ss hn.saee .a'Aee easier. Cotn-1uyess ars holding
up.nt,i X 70 oetatn sou.s concessions. The Con.
a4nd tshd asn'ahd II less actiyn. Weather In En-.
tlIy,a'.so'e tos the growing crops.
t*t,ns ~ Aty 20. .-~hcat DUH, rather easier
fs,o,,S,. eotn asm; fair inquiry. Weather rathor
wke.,"s.,. wks, Extra State aou., ID lower; lis I'd.
No. a ~ winter, " ID; No. = apriug, Bs I'd;
soa.t..ws, w., - I'D. Corn, II 3;id. catgocs oil
sh,en, "aes1 ns's, dull Corn In faIs demand. Pro.
Laid ~ ,asananged. Prime r,esa pork, 47s 3D.
kesl ~. W, baeon--Long clear sidcs aus; short
t,.,a.mt mtefas NspascA 10 7as Tt5bpAe.
10. ~ May c0-1l 80 q. IN. --plour-No, J.,
lvs5a.rs :. " Cd. Winter, No.
~, Al. ~ =. lid; spring, No. !, Ii I'D; No.
No. ,NalIe, No. j. o. I'd; No. z. ~ I'd, club,
rsas',as S'Ao' =. D. "a. corn-Ncw, No. l, ~ Id.
Lytnsnasrork, Lyt-rork, 473 I'D. Lard, 3.a. ID.
WA May ~. 0.-Ca1ros-Etfuug At Tad
, 1879-05-21

LEGAL. .....
6tAE.E esE. PROPERTY sbI' TJ4H;
- PARIS & DASflLLE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Hiram EanfoHi ct al. }
}DflS1nhl Dill.
pnris d DanyI,ie Railroad Company.
Anu
1safah II. johnson. Trustcc. },,
W. }Cf0tS DILL
Paris l. uxuyllls !:atsoad Company ct al.

Thr .undcrsentd. sreeia, Master IN Chancery ap-
s nnf u b ssS I'D SsFs u M
S, ~ H,ss:s"s ss! i r. s;ss J. III e
sa.sa Ss ;s sy i!
Sf ~; 81; EfSa @ q rs s, @
s!lfosd coaEsny y she iSSxns fsHsta de.ss:
!ss'sf sss ss III osnS
tast ssss; i = S! 81 s
siosK s'su ;oo. 't sa;lts ; st'fis esasTssis r,$h
s ~ sS; sss 81 = s!S. ;s:
sxss asst'IsiH "a!srrd a!,a rty asis: VII! n!
i' i!',rlssa s; sy ssa decree sna "a. III
NJ M ;; i54 ind III;
e. e. isS5 sn sMs nsnic Il" Jul &
assa Ii ns aa y y I'll ~ Saf :s IT, s Il
WITHIN Il ss ss III ~" cr sSs Hf ais
aaa sif i .a!a -! !S!. 5.. p!onsr'y ;s r
.ol shsa hs unymsn ); faii 1 rs n! II sls y
Es"Pe;y aPs " s'fss @ ss
s FL ss}ss ~ ssas%' H Il @ sS
] , snsse rs esss ss;:s,
asfs n1S,. 81 n':s sss Sn 5 NV
!Ss:. S III: III. f IL Fl II. s s
i*h - III th0 cual property md seven thtts1ha nhd
hse huNtl loilnEs lSS.skt lc iatsrUal pTupcFfy.
said sae viii be adc AnhJcct 10 all sna lesa!lr tlns
HEdsr1 , r!ar t:.tA 'nor'.assH Is ana slsy '"ejcct I"
tnr tho rciainlrru tho purchase uonrr ah9st the
amounts rtalrs1 ~ ta Elft II cash NJ t!e time os
sIti, mt may hrr.attrr m Required !y tAc Gonri,
ths sEeela .st VII ffccisy ay S ,is s.a' .nS ,s ~
COUPON ana tpnl Ie!nE fstaisyd to[ sust snsT - Ge
ceyr ,r1tn thu pructu,s Ut sIch sau, upon tonntmh'
,l" sat s!e anA raS1nrnt q ta!d suin u Two nun
irsaast!s Viii 10 y int p.t,.ol. t.s, s's enjoy:
csster t1 .ad Gollrt. Il siiS cntlre amount II
purr.lAta ps:cH To not ral In arcoriancs With thu
sn Am san.ace wit. III term. ~ sals .aa snsS's
OF purchasers of sa!l premises Further prnyslohs ~
til trrnt Of purh..e Will hc u&an knuwn 1y tic 6pecia
JAS. j.. EAHH,
Special NA4tEF In filknccfy.
, 1879-05-21

Tho Eug'ish Beach has decided Informally
that a woman can tell 4 better lio than a man.
A. the Devon Ass!zcs In Exeter, during thu trial
Of o perjury case, the counsel for the defcnse
nude uaa OF the reu,urk ahat q woman would
say anything. Haron Hudllcston. i1 addressing
the Jury, obscrved that ha could not 20 as faE
as tho counsel, but 1T mas vol known fact
il was remarkable circumstances tlIut when
woman mns determined to sAy tllAt which wHs
untrue SHE did 1t great deal better than man.
Whotlrr 1t WINS thai a man WAS 1aoru conscious
OF big tndignlty, was a metaphysical question 10
could not answer; but 1t was ccttain TINT
woman coulu tell o story murll more logically
mil pcrsuyeFInHly than 4 lnan could. 1lu was
Klad that II was question for the Jury to say
self admitted tits tncapacity tn gauge the vcraci-
ty Of q WOMAN when sbc appeared Ia tho boz.
, 1879-05-21

Hpfefaf ptspateh 10 The Tribune.
EEw Ynnx+ Afny 0.-uNAtx-.Wlieat fals1y act
tive; quito Variable Us to price; early In tho day
bidding on optlons adSapcod generally !ic per bu,
hut offerings speedily increased, .Acsrn9 to check
tho demand, md toward The close yRlnca yielded
slightly for prompt ar1tscty, and .lftlc per 6u
In optlou line, lenYng b[f heavily and
iffeRniatly; cahlo ai1iccs adverse 10 outward
movement; III, 00u bu No. spring at 81 .0,aD
LOS. Of which :s:.O00 bu Milwaukee and Chicago
pima at e1.0U. Cotn fairly actiyo In oplion
line: an improvement of tfbssc pcr bu: cholco un.
Hradod mixed also strong AMI wanted; mixed
Western ungsnded ut 44Gl4Uc. HYe very Qnlet
and !rre9nlae; No. = Wcttcsn In store
at h0h G0oc. Oats further rccoded If11hc per b,t
on ltbcrnl receipts aud freq md urgent offerings;
No. 9 Chicago n1oat quoted At 33e; do in stote at
a3!s6t34c.
LAnn-Wescrn steam verv qalet Tor carly dcltv-
cry al lower figures: forward delivery less AettYe at
sight decline. c,oh."g for May at Sc al;
June, SU.3.1ED1.35: July. t.37H; August,
81. 41ts: year option, 80. 30ft0 39M.
TALLuw-I}athe, Inoru sought: primo at 0!ic.
suoAns-1saw In fair rcQstctt on basis Of Csc
for lair, and oc for good refining cpba; refined In
fair demand.
w,l,sKr~-ycry quiet: quoted at 81. olh01.o5.
FMEsutT.-aiose inquiry for tonnage for Pc
trolcum at about previous figures, moderate busi.
nrts in most other lines NJ generally UNCHANGED
QUOTATIONS.: through grain by ateam for Liverpool.
rates shade higher: for liverpool engagements
for l. 300 brs -four through freight mad early Juno
sh!pmcnt, at Is I'D per hrl; 90, 900 bn wheat at
s;sdI5hd.
Io the 1Ftt'ern Astoeiattt Prtst
NEW YnRH. May 20. 0.-CoTToy-Gnscttted at 13al
Got3Ec; futures lrrcGf.lar; May, IL. G;lc: JuHc.
u. Sic; 11ly, H. 0Uc; Angust, II 1Bc: September
| 13tF!c; October. 49, Oac.
F.oun- -MnsKetdull; receipts, II, o00 brs: super
State nnd Western. g. 2hG03 ii; common to good
, 1879-05-21

rlo fo,1ow,n.. exhibits the tl,od UPON whtrh
, ~, ",.rar, ] ,'a1,on constructs HI. e]sct onlo dis
'hc "tcfaeo l'*''''' so'''' NV A''
eouFssa: .-..-.-..
"I}1etl!rcn, the words Of my text arc:
Old MolAcr Hubbard, stlo went to The cupboard,
I'd get her poor 10. b1na:,
UNt wAon sl1s got there aAc cupboard Was nafe.
And su tho pour dug tlad nune,
"Tl!ese beautiful words, dear friends, carry
w. w.. ,s',... tI.,;r ,,.u,, mi IN nnr,v n
NY. ~ a'a'l@ @e tsI ".as "r. 49, H., 'f' -
'olts ~ !. tnny ~ ~ ~. 49,. ,s, ~ ~, ns,,
oHaiu.nsE Huuuu!.. 'n . os1 na ~ WV s'Po'"'1'
~ koi hor Ppo1 opH = po''''
alother Huboatu, you sest WIS put thcsu
being no mention OF otilcrs, We may presume
ahe waa akunp; q Wiow,-a frtend!ess, old, so1[-
torr vidn,x I'm, tjb aho Jcsnntrf did sl,r sit
.,;u,, a,,1 ,x,o, ~ -,.,h nnvr, or vr,n,, 1rr
uo"" a'a "sep' " 80" ~.
llailds! NO! she "f"f 10 tf7 e"poodfa' Anu nero
Observe that Bf'c He"t tn The cupboaFl. she dil
mt INN, nr akin. t,r run, pr JUMP ur use apy
nus or,,fco. I'm .,,r,v and n,or.Iv
".'s' ~. .,''.','.,.as
hSHt 70 lue capooalu'
''Wa ilays sccn that s]lo WINS old and lonely,
AID VIC now further scc tl,ut sh0 was poor. For,
,-.r,- ,h,, ,uo,,l. ~, N. r,rhourt, kot .nne
w.. .,.. .rI,,1,t ~, ,,,rt,o~I
u t4e eupuoatas, VI s"o s's''nA'H' t4ppoa'u'
Ur tllc tcft-lihHu cdpboaru, oE tue oue anoso'
0r the one below, Or iIlc QUO HHucs INC HWt,
but Just no c1lpboard,-f'e one humhte !lllle
cupboard thu poor "idnW FossehasH; hna
why did shu Eo 70 tha capboanlt was
It to brlalE 10rth eoluen Eoolcts, Or
GlltterEnE precious stonca. Or costly aIf-
paTcl, or feaat8. Or any othcF a{tflputea
u WEALTH. II tNHt9 Ntt her p0or ao1 oo'teI
Not onlT was tEie W1dow poof, but llos unE. t!lo
, 1879-05-21

DuFFALo. n. T., May 20.-RErR1PTs-ny lake
for tho past forty eight hours, :sa 76h bu wheat,
mi. 1+7 bu cosn,
sutrNExrs-From elevators, ~ rail- and cnnal,
since Saturday, l35, 80. bn wheat. 18l, 003 bu
corn.
GnAly IN sToHE-17G, a1B hu wheat, 4?2, 010 bn
corn.
GnAtN-Whoat very dull: salcs 800 bu by aamplc,
Milwaukee, spring.. at Sl.10 Corn dull; new on
track, 40!.Gt41c. 0ala scarce: racs l. 300 hu
white at HtIc on track. tyc neglected, hurley
dull; snles I, 400 bu Nebraska on private terms.
GAxAL FnE,HnTs lie for wheas. fac fur cnFn.
RAILROAD FnEsAuTs-NoMlEnlly Gi.c for wheat.
, 1879-05-21


+ a lot Of bootblacks sitting on a curbstono
may not bc Indiarubbcr boys, though they arc
guttrr percllcrs.
Tie man whu sits down on o bent pin may not
remark thut he l.as felt that pin ntorc, but llc
certainly performs a comic hoppeey.
between 100 and 600 1ndiaus near Ashland
llayu tnkcn the pledge. They got the ieA tl4at
thr pledge was something about whisky. alu
that Was cnougb,-lfcs* Jim.
"I'cople ncyer live to very old age in your
Sfata," said II man ~ resident Of Texas.
'sNo.o," was the rGtly, " but they probably
wunld 1t tllcv got clIanee."-Dtrrsck.
any rewards Of metttf'' ~ spuse te d1es,''
was thc reply; thu gives mo llcktn' rcgiar
every day, aspl sara u,crtt two."
"What," uskssl Prof. Miles Of tho smart boy
in tile history clasa. "wasat dhl the FlfErstn
lsoekin "Ltrkesl llckn'an," rrrlf"!l tho
sn,urt taasp hoy, who went to Niagara with lis
paseuts last vacation.
4 ragged looking pedestrian came to the
barktlour Ut the Dunsi,ult!rg Manstoll, and the
hired cirl shoutctlt "Weva noth'n for trsaps."
tsnn,p nas bcegar.'' "WItat nre ~, tllr,i"
" MADAM, I'm d kol!citorgcnrrat. "-Utea o.
seTtrr,
4 wag brought horse driven b. young
man to \ stop II the street BY ~ Is, word
f,ue 6orso you hare tle.o." "Yes," answered
tl,a young 1nan, At but In has .onu fault. lls
wus iorlacrlr owleA by u butcher, aud always
s&ops when hs heaFs calf blcat."
This head Of the family rcad from, tho napcr:
aI'erribla accidental llttlc boy whU hau 1eetl
given permission to 40 to thu river on his blrth;1
day was seated on tho bank, padding in tl1s'
wuter when there Was nike rtlshpd---' ''Fle-
crushcup' shrleked tue old laly auditor; "pvor
, 1879-05-21


NEW ORLEANS, 3iay a0.-Ftou,'-Quict. but
firm; supcrluc. IS. 80; HX, 5l.0uGE#.e e5; HXA,
81. 7lGt5 t!H; high grades. IS. 7:'Gsts.a1
unA,S~-Corn steady at 4H1DE'c. oass-Dcmaad
fair, mil market firm; chnice, 3llc.
CouS.MEAL-Gulet; held at Sa.h0.
lIAv--scarco aud lrn; primo, $500; choice,
Sl16GE51s. ~.
l'novtstoss-Por1 In good demand at full prices;
old al So. IS; now at $1o.75 Lard steady; primo
stcam, BI0s7e; key, 7A457.;c. bulk l''euss
and lrm; ahontdrrt. ioo'o, s';l:':; packed,
ila,ns-Sagar. cured. ietnanl good and tending up
ward; cNnvakeli. 7t46tilic.
WussKr-t1arkes dull; Western rcc.lnct!. 81. o5
Ql1.l0.
tInnrk91Es-Coffee steady: {abb1ng Ordinary to
prime, 11A,@ tic. sugar nctsu, iir' mud htxhes;
cuMnlnn 10 unod common, ot' &c; tar 10 inY fair
6aGH!c; prime 10 cAnlcu, H.aasHtcs ytlIuw claF-
lhed, UHd17Ac. MuIhssscs hteaay: fcrmcnti!!e.
4i's@ oc: coM'n.n. sui. .as; far, Gas; Aicr-Ds'
uNAN-MaFkct easier nj 711ic.
, 1879-05-21

ST. Louis, May 20.--CorroS-1iseseE; mtddllnR,
Lie; low midll!np, 111ic; good ordinary, 12;lc:
palos, l,0 bales; receipts, 22o; shtplnuuts. 500;
stock, 10, :'ll0.
NEW Oa,.EASa. May TO- ACCOMPLISHMENTS and
higher, asking va ilc mnrc; gnidnllnf, l3c; low
4e, 1876; net recruits. G00 bales; groas, !, 200;
exports to 0ssat lIrisalu. y, 3}o; fa!es, =, ,o0u;
stock, O., U56.
, 1879-05-21


Fr Louis. No., Muy observation-disclosures de-
,uand and actlye; double extra fall, s4.G01I.N;
donbe extra, 81. .s0fe I. no; family. 81. 1hD5.30;
choice 10 fancy, 81. 40QD3.tN.
0nA,s--Whcat strung and higher; No. 3 rcd tail,
sl.1lJM1 II cash; 81. 10Sftl. .la.; June; 81. G3'i
GD1.A July: No. 4 do, t1.osh; No. Hprins.
D:ic Corn higher; No. mixed, 3i!sc cash; 3ta;
Gb:,l,,r dune; 3.!sQMAe duly, bats strong;
slow at :.Da.Goi0c.. Ityo higher at 40,sc, Barley
dull au1 Unchanged.
WulaKY-Stcatly Ut IL. Oh.
pnayIsInss- quiet; jntbtng. $40. 90. Lard
non,tnalIy unchanged at 81 MAft,1.05. Bulk sncnts
dill nn,l lever; clear RIBS 35,.oGa.1d; clear,
% ilwcsttrs ~ Flour, q, GOO brls; wheat, 1000 BIT;
coru, 10, U0o but oats, .0GUba: rye. !. 00Ui bur-
Icy, =. 600 bl.
bItirMENrs-- Flour. 3. 600 brs; wheat, Z, 600 bu;
carn. IL, 00D bu; eats, 1,ooo BIZ; rye, l,00o bu;
barley, nunc.
, 1879-05-21
DE'rit{3Ii'.

pEr1olT, May 10.-FLoult-Stcaay.
0HAis-Wl.car sttang; extra, 81. Oh; No. / white,
q. .0Hs; Mhy, 81. u0il; June, sl.oj9a: July.
ST. 0gsi b; milling No. l. 81 .0i aaketl; receipts,
III. Esd hu; shipments. TO. 7t0 bu.
, 1879-05-21

tspsANAro.is, siny y2o.-GnAlx--W'tcat steady:
No. 2 rcd, $1.076l.10. Corn fs,n at Bike. Oats
stronger at :!3)931c.
P1oy,sloNs-sh Shoulders, 3!tc; clear rib, 4sic.
Lard UAc. Hams, B1a1;c.
uuas-Ffrner at Sc. 1908. iii; receipts, ., 200;
shipments, l, l00