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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-30

State Consols yesterday closed steady at
37114D3s against 362 D371S on Monday, with
sales Of only $4,000. Premium Bonds were
quoted at 24ssa 2511s, against 241s@2511a on the
previous day, with no sales reported. There
was sale Of 5000 United States per cent
bonds at 1927
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-30

The Executive Council OF the National Cot
ton Exchange have changed the place Of
meeting Of the biennial convention from st.
Louis to New York, owing to the existence Of
yellow fever at Memphis, and the consequent
excitement throughout the Mississippi val
ley This will be sore disappointment to
St Louis
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-30

There Is still talk Of establishing clearing
house In the Chicago Board Of Trade as It Is
claimed that 1t would prevent 90 per cent Of
the trouble met with In squaring accounts In
times Of such excitement as were witnessed
week before last, and prevent loss In many
cases.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-30
.. ..r =-@=..5=. FUTURES.
MiddIing,

The position of the market at New York
may be seen from the following:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-30

The New York Commercial Times, Of the
twenty -sixth instant, says: "The opening Of
trade for the autumn season makes fair pro-
,gress. For some reason the epidemic OF
yellow fever at Memphis does not excite SO
much alarm as last summer. 1t seems to be
expected that the vigorous measures that are
resorted to will prevent the spreadof the
disease
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-30

According to the New York Chronicle OF the
twenty-sixth instant, the visible supply OF
cotton Is 1,325,s53 bales, against 1478O21
bales at the same date last year. These fig
ures indicate decrease in the cotton In sight
Of 1852, 1853 bales as compared with the same
date Of 1878, decrease Of 774,343 bales as
compared with the corresponding date OF 1877,
and a decrease of $685. 83 bales as compared
with 1876.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-30

There has been great coal rise In the Ohio
river at Plttsburg, which will let out the
largest runsof coal on record. 1t is reported
that the fleet was to have commenced moving
on Saturday last,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-30

Thus far this week 50. O25 121 50 $500 1902 Al
We quote exceptional paper 6D7 u cent; Al
do 70; second grade do o.; loans on
collaterals 7@8; Al mortgage paper So;
second grade do @ U cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at S5@s6,
and trade dollars at 90@95. Halves and quar-
ters (American) are quoted at 9914D9924.
The sales OF foreign exchange were light
and rates are easier. Bank sterling rules at
-@485 and bill Of lading and clear bills at
481@4s2.
French bills are weak and quiet. We quote
bank francs -; commercial 5.25.
New York sight Is quoted at a u cent pre-
MUM for bank counter rate; commercial Is
quoted u U cent premium. ~.u.."
State Consols steady at 37140138.
Premium Bonds closed at 2455s012518.
Stocks are firm.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES - Con-
solidated Bonds are quoted at 320133; Half
Paid City Coupons, 23@25; State Warrants,
820s4; Levee Warrants, 72D76; City Time,
1874, 2o@23: 1875, 3o@s4; 1876, 2O@22; 1877, 20
an; 1878, 2OD22.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST CALL-lo A. N. :m..m"
states 371S@381a Premiums 245s02514. @
SECOND CALL-12 M.
Is shares y. o. Insurance Co. ........... At
5000 United States D cent Bonds. 1925
States s7A@37R; Premiums 2lh@254.
THIRD CALL-2P. M.
$4,000 State Oopsols. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 37k
July certificates on $4,000 Consols. 80
States 37a @3s: Premiums 245s@25A.
by telegraph
NEW YORK, July ON oney closed at 21a013
" cent. Exchange closed dull and lower at
1881 a0485la. Governments closed active; cul-
rency 6s 1211a@125. Pacific Railroad bonds
closed as follows Union tirsts 109HMl1O,
land grants 11314@113l1aa, sinking funds 1870
1867, Central 1O9I a010914.
The stock market to-day was strong and
higher In the early dealings, and closed gen.
orally r Though there We're reactions IN
except In the case OF the Chicago St. Paul
and Minneapolis, which dropped 8 per cent.
The following were the closing BIDS
V-r al
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-30

The foregoing statement is Just. true and
Orrect transcript from the books Of the Com.
pany. JAMES ]. DAY President
81. CARPENTER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before me this TWEEN.
ty-second day Of January, 1879.
A. INGRAHAM, Notary Public.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-30
The quotation OF the New Orleans Mint for
silver bullion Is now 81 II Clio per ounce fine.

Raw sugars have further advanced In New
York. and show much firmness under the In
nuence Of the late order from the Treasury
Department In regard to the classification.
, 1879-07-29
(4ticura
From The Hon. WIN. TAYLOR, State seu-
ator of Massachusetts,.


MEgsus. WErKs 4 rorfEr- 0en{i{nen: 10 aay
that AN CrstefnL is only pour c1p1esst0u Of my
feelings, but /: is tho 1cst word can use, fos1
feel IL Ia every sensc q! The vurd. have been
great vu erer With skin dtseascs tor the last twelve
fi2I rears. nv hcnd anI faco being covered with
sores could not Tcss Will, the burning heat and
Itching Of thc PARTS Affected and uas confined 10 my
houhe for weeks al n tjI1ie Nv disease lIas been
called Eczema Of most aggravated tyr", bY many
ph1ejclane, But dount il eTer fully understood Ly
an1 Of them. It Was un1re like d comhpnton Of
zeycrs, skin humurs. ! t,a1s spcnt much money
seekipg cure, aud in 1Ns7 went 10 Europe. nnd
consulted eou,e At fhe HeBt plYs1cians In London.
received GmporarT Feiief only for In the spring It
would break ont again ns bad as ever. Wien cnme
back 10 boston, / was told GY many friends that
ijr. -- whose rcnutation lof the cnrc OF those
diseases Was Of tho highest order} cond cure nc.
wsitrd an the 1ocfnr: he ufescfibed for me. /
foowcd hIs adyice Tor liz months, mud can safely
fay. without aar improvement. tried other plly.
sictars aud AMONG Them III, -, Of East poetor
and i1r -. nf civ nropcr. but iii 10 no puyposc
Thcy did me no rood: tbeis remedies were 80 incf.
fcctuaI that ii no time did feel that cure would
resnit from them.
have swallowed d.c hundred arsenic pills, $50
, 1879-07-29
SPRINGFIELD.

The Militia Brouoy--Jacob Bum Discharged
from Bankruptcy-Flro Insurance.
1pectdi Dtspd.ch to 77s 1f7oARs.
srR1NaRIELD, ILL.,, July 8.-Adjt..Gcn. Hill.
tarl has completed the division or tue State ta1
for the payment OF armory rent, tfscs, lights In
sursnce, etc., among the various compsnles, for
the year ending March 81 next. The various
companies Of the National Guard Will receive an
allowance Of about $i.G8 to each officer aMl maa
reported % a member on March 81 last
The many friends Of jacob Bum throughout
the State will bc pleased to learn that be has re-
celycd bis discharge frnm bankruptcy, no ob1ec-
TONS bo!ng filed bY any Of hts creditors.
n ths Ufstern Assoetattd Pres.
6rn1soFiELD, Ill, July 2a-'rhe St. JaEeph
Fire ard Marine Insurance Company Of st.
Joseph, NO.. has withdrawn frotn th!s State,
having discontinued business and reInenrtd fta
risks in the Geru1an-Americau Of New York.
, 1879-07-29

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heia " u,1 t. ,,,ar f,t
pue MN ~ .ats ~ .nns.t,s f sstsn. .,H g;,,isn
!stG q ommes' ~ ~ oit rant eosn uutr,, nvsr
fos y. LIZ T.t5 ~ nus ~, Goe h,a.u T.,
c mo!su me sIn IL, ~. ~ ,n,,d ~ '.t
neca.e no.G s' ~ ose' ,ss n ~ "ue!m ~
n..StJ .I .ann ~. ~ hnn hi .,% - 1nsiis I'm
n nen1si l., vin ,.a t a u4 f,.r XII ~
e.sMo ~. ~ hs oa.sst ~ NJ" . uutIy = mn nu,
atm o f. f. sa eust, hos os ~ 81 14ya
S, s ~ 10 saiu he nn.c1'at..E n@ean u 5.ss
@ nss ronn. r,,'as nsu ;Fak' m,.u a'tna ~.
s ' ~ aGt Suueu .,,a.'1 LILLY ~ ~
rn.,,,np ~ H., '.G' t Ill., ass sea Wy "
~ s,s.',, -, @ ua5, e'GGp! t; no; ls aev ~, ~
eaG .aG paGs'R llte, r. w., tmc .sns G.
III. v"nr 'as' ~" ss a.t - uaors
nTtnh To,,I St' ,i,,tIta ot 3.,t,,,'.'
nni 2thtoan ~, st .ttin,, 70,
a.,t "ao, ~ ssa.s. .s csst ~ n.. ,.n, IL
~, W. ~ r. AZ INV W. ~ III ~, ~ ~ a,i,.
tstn T., H.. IN lus III so, H,T n.ia "h Nv uouos
s0"e ~ s"o Ft"sooo az puaa'"
atEgrr TONS EARLY EXPLOITS.
Sptctat to Cincinnati Commercial.
DArToN. O., July 25.-1n connection with
Sleepy Tom, tho pscer tint nado tho fastest
time on record yesterday at Chicago, come facts
mot generally known arc Of particular futcFcst
just LOW. The horse waa raised At Bel[brook. \
little country town about ten miles from thas
city. He whs never thought to possc*s any ex-
cepttonal qualities In the way oi speed, aud his
ilatno was 4cQulEcl bY his generally lazy appear.
hnco as a colt. After befhg broken, he laid
around the farm Of hs owner for aone time,
and was ridden By tic children, who thought
nothing Of jumping on Slccpy'Tom's bnck and
driving around the pasture. Une DAT In the
, 1879-07-29


Miss hlarta Lttta Is studylng Aubor's "CroHu
Diamonds" au,l MeJerbees's "Btse OF the
North" She will sing at tho Toledo 9Dngar-
fest, unai also at Saratoga md 1t Lake George.
Miss urace a. H!lsz sings u song recital At
Evanston this afternoon at 4:3o batore Mr.
Mathcws' Norma! Glass. Mbt Amy Fay will
play piano recital nc1t Wednesday before ha
sama class.
Ambsoho Thomas i,as written tho following
complimentary letter to A[ss Emma Thuraby;
MAnsAosss.Ls: | tect hound s{aiu 70 thank
singing Il ~ house yeste.d4y: ~ friends sp.
prsclatcd aud 1dmtrcd yous 9nc ta1ent ~ ths pub
Iic who have iuat apP1suGeA ron 70 warmly ut the
Popular Concert, appreciated aud admired II. Our
country hAa known how 70 do Justice to your
brilliant qualities II vocalist, sna am happy to
csss you L.ve obta!ued le 70. .lup!ng theu, Msds-
,noselIe, that we shall bare the blea1ufe of 4Rstu
sesing ron among Us, beg 4oa to eeiets ms !ou1s
very truly. AxHHolss 1uoh4s,
PANS, the 8Ih April, 1870.
The New York H44io 1fada Rtpfeso says:
"clrtatlua Nilsson has ruahed into ,prtut, the
hest proof that aho has broken With her old
1aaaaear4 ueasr 1aE.est nhs wutsa lcttoz 10
, 1879-07-29
OBITUARY.

LrTrLn Rook, Ark, July 2s-Robest n.
johnson. Representative IN Congreas from
Arkausa& from 1877 to 1855, sud Senator In Con-
gsess from that tiule to 1851. died Friday hight
at hla residence In thia city, after lingering Ill.
ness OF Two weeks. Prior to tho War he was a
man Of unparalleled popularity 10 Arkansas
In aid 81 building the Caiso b Fulkon aud bieln-
phts, Little Aock Il Fort Smith Railroads Hss
passed by Congress.
Llr1Ls Rock, JULY 3a-3istthew Foata!ue, =
cttzPu ol Hempstead County since It's, dle1 e
bis home On tho Oxan a few days sluce, aged p
Yeats. lIe naa alwa7s leading man, though
never engaged In public affairs.
, 1879-07-29
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

CuTIcURA nEsoLyEST - the most powerful
Blood Purlncr aud Liver Stimulhut ever con-
pounded,
CUTICuIlA IL tho great external remedy for all
Hunaofs OF tho ets9p And Skin, Ulcers, and Old
Sores.
CuTICunA SOAR ia au elegant toilet md me.
dicina1 asslstant to CUTIuUtA fur all external af-
fcctlons.
Prepared BY Weeks i Potter, Chemists and Drug.
rails by all DruggiatA and Dealers. Price Of Cutl-
eurn. Email boxes, 10 cents; large boxes, con,
small, 81. Resolseut. 81 per bottle. Cu.icnrs
Soap Is CENTS per cake: b. mall. 30 cents; thtcs
cakes, 7d ccbts.
, 1879-07-29

the Ntraid. IN which she stalled that she VIII not
coufo to Amestca noxt season, where, according
tn nriyato letters from friends, Aht Is expecteh.
Il IL not krown who these fricndt are, but It
}as atwsya been stated tlat Nine. Nilsson would
not come To tbtA country except Under kuarAntes
6Y responsible partx Auguat Belmont was
asked wttelilcr he would be willing TO abf'eat as
gerant. but refused, and this refusal settled the
Nilsson question"
The Devil takes part In thtrtJ.fouF operas n
the lille to LAT nothing OF thoeo IN which hc
takes part Without anT Title Theirs Is no snl
Of comedies IN which f1o - IN important ai,d m!
cycr.nrescnt pcrsouaec. Tie following ts list
or Inc opcraS: "DIaro!o dellh notte," Rosen-
helm; "pIayoto a.ln scuola,n Douia1Hers " d.
avo1o a quattron tthree). Bernardo Iostot = =
Tortugucse, and phlfdor; "DlaTolo siT!e'th,n
t;pmez {not the author OF tie "Gnnfan}"i
"DaYnlo ii moltno," Gevcart: "Dla!oIo 200
po," IIaYtin; "DlAvoto color di rosa," (: uh1-
reaux; " D!Avolo in vncanza," the same' !" u d.
aroo Ia" Weber; "Diavoto la 1ingafa," ,,, yan-
danbrook; 'tDiarolo ldtAullco,n Melke; Daav-
oio rosd," Ertnina DeIazet; :, Dtayolo predict s.
avoid color rosa," petrells; "p'aso'o delis i!
Muller; "Castello dl piacero del diavol9,"
Schubert; tsposa Dol diayoo" Jaeoht; - IL
Memorlo del dlavolo," sozz': "Rohetto y dt.
ayoIo," Meyerbeer; "Amori dol diasolo," di
Gttsar; "Bela del dlayolo,n Msry; "Castello
del dIavoio," Walter; "Fra ptAvolo." Anoer =;
"Matrimouto del dtasolo," l.arnettei "Parta
del i!AsoIo,n Auber; "Roberto II ditToloin a.
Muller 18fD; t'fcs baIters du dtablc." Onen'
bact,; "Tutorc Il dfavo!o,n Pietro Bona; y. :" II
a,,ts!o," T5a;,,e.as!; !; ;,; and, lastly III violiao
, 1879-07-29

MILWAUKEE, July IS" Iler Msjesty'a Ship
Ptnafore " anchored Ia thfs port ut O'Clock to.
day, and at this hour, 10 o'clock, the city has
surrendered. The house was tlllcd with csitt-
cal audience and eaeh farorito number hna been
encored. The crew Of tha good ship arc well
anl 1ublant. Score another Tor Chicago.
MILWAUKEE, July as.-1hc Chicago Church
evening to q crowded houso. The audicnce was
very enthusiastic, and ancorea were numerous.
THE chorus AZ the finals ot the arst act ras
called out twice. The orchestra II an excellent
oue, and tlh ensenhla perfect.
, 1879-07-29

NOT. 1. There will be two routes Tor Dosso',
dispatches to Chicago, ona through Canada, and
Que through Nes4 York and Baltimore. From
this latter city there will also DC direct cotnmn-
nicatfon for tho new set7tce with C!hcinnati, st.
Louis, and Louisville. ArranRements for hn1ltf-
ing new lines from PaskcfsbttrG 10 these three
polnta hayo lust been completed.
, 1879-07-29


lnado his appearance behind, untl, after brief
struggle passed him, and arrived In Dayton
half M hour 10 adyance, accum p1shtng the en-
tire distance IN less than forty.nyo minutes: minutes.
man to distance Sleepy Tom.
--~a..--
AMTTG TENTS.
~ W
THE BANKER'S DAuGHTER.N
Rarely hayo tho members Of the Union Square
Ttcatro rrcr,vc1 n mora corilfal we1come than
they did last neht a. uaveFis's, ana rarely nus
a play from that houso found In this city more
cnlphstlc Enforcement thau did "Tho Bauker's
Daurhte.,n As each actor and actrcss cau,c
,,.ar H. .4... Tho;r. a,o1ao.t p,.ssI,o
upon inc etage-lnofne' ; s,oaaat.' a, rafsel.e'
foik, hlnEhali'. lAaoyhe' nt'ss Nauo 11aF11sos,
and Miss eara Co'scll-the audience recognized
then, with hearty pIaudIts, aud no moro SUBJ
e.a.,,a' er....a =, +na a7e.ttam % - ~ ,h,,, +hav M
ar'A'a OF 'so onesaoh IN WHICH 'ney
arc hold .by plaJ'eoc'a hero and
10 moro substantial proot could 10 Afforded
theatrical management Of the fact that dramatic
,ncr,t ios IN lila cItv m annrcciotiyo c,Icntc,c
i.'e',s LUZ ~ ...ss s''s ~ ..,Ss'e ,.m
as iar as We could seo' Inc mouse vas iuii' anu
ts asgs as IN the galleries indicated
patrnna Of tho thestre viii roco11cct ,one
ar, rnar. a,r I'm araasn,..iaa -, .,en 49,. -
NV 9ea1' n.y. s.' p4Sessa''on y, oA pnA' ~
Hooley's entitled "l.'llan," and It's repro
ductIon at Mcvicker's about tweotr
months nco. Bronson Howard was It's
owtt,nr Tha wort wne r,o,sol on7
"a.u. ~ 49, .,o NV. - "aa a'so :. au.
" y, 'nc 6a.1e 't!aas u "as co"oen,nea' u mas
then said that the comedy element WINS strong,
but fault was found With its sentiment, It was
said to ba ueak in dialogue nn1 tnottye. and
nn..cssod cnrt,ir ;,cnrstst cnc;c. In r,ot r,rom
here Mr.. Howard carried Ills play to tho Union
SOunrg Theatre. aud Dir, Palmer Bubmittcil the
, 1879-07-29
nRAAfATIC NOTES.

DRAMATIC NOTES.
Frank Marc has taken "Davy Crockett" to
London.
Joe Emmct is playing Ia Liverpool to good
business
Stuart Robson Is summer ornament 1t Co.
1aaset, Mass.
Al lIoo1ey'e last night j. u. Wallack's com-
btnaton appeared In "The Tickctot-Lcare
Mau.n
Lester Waltack will havA his revenge on the
aan Franciscoans, as Anna Dickinson Will play
there In the fall.-tHncianan Enquirer.
"Engaccd" began the fourth week of It's rt1n
At McVickct's last night. The house Has lue
one, and the performance passed OF In esory
var satisfactorily.
Miss Ida Brown, OF PttsturE, will make hes
debut In tint ctty on the Hth OF next month a.
Fdhchon. Whether succcsalul or pot4 she will
no doubt commence an immediate starring tour,
, 1879-07-29

WAsulaoroK. D. c., July 28.-lhs Baltimore
T. Ohia Railroad Company has just perfected
arrangements that will make IT. telegraph lnea
10 In mpqrtsut part ol the now service betNeen
BQasVn and thu Weat nhisa Will opsn AnoQS<
, 1879-07-29
SUICIDE,

RUTLAND, Vt, July es,-1ra V. White, Of
Chester Depot, Ailied himself vltleaintojcatedi
IN 1aII. lie was the father OF the young man
for whose murder Henry GravelIn was hanged
in April list
Nav YonK, July es.-rollccman GaflueI,
aged IS, insape from sickness, killed himself
hEte to-day.
, 1879-07-29
TIIN' 'IURF.

s,a;,ss;s. wonessraS, ass'' duly :-woFesster'' 14
THE TURF.
THE BREEDING or THE STALLION FLORIDA.
70 The Editor ot The Tribune.
CHICAGO, July Ell sec by your last Sundays
issue that Mr. Walsworth, after having laid
dormant for six or eight months, has at length
woke up, and In his genial, pleasant way, once
moro ucstlons tho breeding of my horse
Florfd
hn perfectly well awnre TINT alr. ". In all
OF his nttacka on mo and my horse Is not acnat-
Cd By selfish motives. The fact Of hss being the
owner Of Silver Duke OF course las nothing to
do with IT, Mt. w., as l,e onco Informed me, is
q great sttckler foe truth, mud lie Ii indeed d
poor Judge Of physiognony who would cot
detect It In that frank, open, boatning couu-
tenancc.
I wish That might sattsf, Mr.. Vadsworth MS
to The truth Of the pedigree pubs!s, for know
itwould add lauch to hts happlness, aud per
haps to Ills years.
supposed Ia his nttucks Inst summer, ho again
concs 10 the front, amt, ns q ]aat resort. uraga
Waltaco with hin. But here was grand Tis.
take, Tor however much confidence We inay nls
Mr. Wa1lace-or tho Museatino Philosopher, %
llc is called bF the Ih!f-llas been too often anu
too publicly denounced as liar aud black
mailer to be entitled to a'y credit.
comfort than / have already said1 Tint tho
pedigree publish wns sworn to bV Mr.. Nnthan-
iel Roc. tho breeder Of Florida, ntd hc Is 4 gen
tlcnian whoSs sense Of honor md vCrncttr Is
Wadsxorth has q pedigree Of the dam Of Silver
Duke. be got IL from GuY Miller, the breeder Of
l!s liorsc. would ilke 10 ask any fair-mtndca
resident Of Orange County II this ts aourco
more reliable than that from which got tic
pedigree Of Florlt!a's dsns
Its little singular, Mr.. Editor, to sec how
differently different indlVi1nals VIC" tue sa,ne
subject. Bono gentlemen think that Mr.
horsc arises. from desire to own Florida colt,
md that be wtstos 10 he absolutely sure Of tho
breeding bcforc making Vonture. Others
think that, having IN Interest IN stallion him
self bis nttaCks originate III Jealous disposition
| anl are made out Of apnrc c,sscdness." Some
| think he is bilious and lyapcptic. while others
| 20 40 far ns 10 say ha Is worrying, an.l conse-
quently not responsible, Tor we all know That q
| ttUtl.
| Hut, Mr.. Editor, I do not agrees with any Of
these theories. My opinion Of Mr.. ". has
Til il one sSI " lis eary e attacks s on me- thnt e
was nctuatcd by slucerc regard for truth. |
acknowledge l thought ho was living, but I
now n! ,, reallze NY mistake, aud believe
a lerests rs' g Of : s7sr bRe arc i9s It sstqke, % he
wns merely tryttIg to verify tho old adage that
/ "TrNth is mighty and must PREVAIL"
In answer 10 statements mud Inquiries In tho
thorIty as Mr: Goldsmith regards Floflda rs
ono Of the best SOUS Of Hambletonian.n MIR.
Helm says he regards i" Florida the hest son Of
Hanbtctonian now alive" Dan Macn md
otsss oOno Of S beat Judges no" eFe eTTsss tho
| A TKlNCELI. GIFT.
| John Hn1nu, the driver at Rarus yestctflAy
, 1879-07-29

Total bases on clean hlts-Chieago, 0; CiEcln.
Eit.t bs.c en strrom5s-gEhsago. m i; Cincinnati, s.
poMbe naJs-Flnt md wnltamson, aethardt
II Fassed pai!ls-J. White.
Wild pttchea-Larkln, 2.
Ilmo ol ERHc-Thrro hours.
unlpire-Houtz, Of Cincinnati.
AuFFALo vs.. rAov1DnHCH.
Rpectaf Msrosch to Ihs Tftbuhs.
that the neues aud Grays haye yet fought took
place this afternoon, aud was witnessed
by about l.50U people, many Of u hom werc
% dianond eL It was iouent btts9y fs iron al stsst
to finish, a'nl tae game was toss-up unttl ule
last man was OUT. Mathews mas substituted
for Ward, but ho mas bnttcd almost a. freely.
l,tovtdeuco oatted bottcs than In Any Of the
louc, aud also sumo VERY brilliant work. spe-
S!a' mention Tor tllo latter ehoua BE- tnade Of
Force, fn!mcr, Calvin, c'app, Medunntgle,
now catcher nals some bad throws; 90
did Clapp; but tAey both gaye excel
lent i. support to the pitchers considering
ths nlanner thu balls Wero delivered. The
the ttat run On called balls, Wild throw, and
passed ball, the other three Latsmen striking
out. lle aud Glapp Tailed next on two slngles
sud triple; Meu4nnfgto aud Egrler Eott hotne
der. 0a1in ami Fu!mer then maue the circuit
on doublo and trtplo and an error Of the catch.
q. ohoaIse , madS @ Tue Initial run for h!a slde
o. two siE@E1es; @ Mi'a pitst' aud PASSED Ply bali
IN error, aud sacrifice. Wright and McQearY
increased The scose IN the eighth On two singles
and shree errors. IN tho ninth q Gray was cut
Wsights foul tip.
e;s;;:::; sS:!::;3 IS 81
, 1879-07-29
CdRR]ER-PlGEONS,

NEw YORK, July 2s.-Of the e!r carrier
pigeons liberated at Columbus, O., yesterday at
5:Bo a. NJ, ono arrived here at t1:15 q. IN. TO-
day, and second at 2:5U p. m.
, 1879-07-29

cUTBCUIkA, A,CUT4CUTRA asEsOLvENT
, 1879-07-29
$500 PEOPLE DAILY
Tlo Leaders Of Popular Prices

IL West siders, Buuth etders, Nofth
siders, and Strangers vls,t1ug our city, wila
lind this IN exceptional chance to prooufo
REAL BARaA1N8. =
, 1879-07-29

The aboue t4vo tlavs close the ldf0-
est, cheapest, and MOST SUCCESS
FUL SALESaU Anre held this sen4
son, the attendance from the OPEN
Ing, july 15, until the present tfnees
averaging ope''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-02
Words OF Wisdom,

Some hearts are seen only at dead low
tide.
Most peoples compassion is worse than
their Indifference.
To be dumb for the remainder of life is
better than to speak falsely,
| He is the only rich man in the world
who has learned to he content with what
he has.
No man knows the highest happiness
of life until he knows the happiness Of
giving.
Fire and sword are but slow engines of
destruction in comparison with the bab-
bier.
Life would be insupportable if pain
over great loss preserved Its bitterness
for long time.
If you sweep your own doorsteps clean
you will have little time to criticize those
of your neighbor.
Many man who feels himself great
among little people would find himself
little among great people.
Live within your means and nobody
will know how much you have ahead;
but the moment you borrow cent people
will know how poor you are.
Women and men Of retiring timidity
are oowardly only in dangers which affect
themselves, but the first 10 rescue when
others are endangered.
No man will excel in his profession if he
thinks himself above it; and commerce
will not flourish in any country where
commerce is not respected
Mere lmmensity of size always astounds;
but our wonder at the vast results accom-
plished by comparatively slight means
remains the longest with us.