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, 1879-05-15

tn me t1HHoF o. 1he lTfhitnfs
CnicA0o, AIny 14.-A Inst weeks TRInu4n
coutntnrtl MI extract co,,crrn,n,+ prof r,uin,,,a
hor,, ~, ,,E,t,,,,..ts -. rn.,,I... - ..4,I
oon y" ns'laselo ~ esn,'cl,e 1'aFe
bccbmo 70 much plenHcu With this book, su
greatly needed, tflAt have becu melted to n
,uulrst oIrost nj, t},e au,,iect III rt}nucttc for
lntIcs ~
'Ar,.o
Eters laay 6houlu 'ehrn n trane OIL some Kind.
yet it Is low n1d unworthy Of a lu1y to hraYp
coal, !lrw wood, or draw wate,, iter employ.
tnuut slou,l bc OF Il dainty nni frn,in,uo ri,nr.
actcr, suyl, Us Knitting. tatttng. or nninti,,r
upuu tl,r street do not usc tobartN in any
II n 1n,fy ,uu,t n1nr l,,11inr1s In. t. In In ,
nrlvate ho,lsc. Slin wltl inIure hsr rcn,tntio,,
by ,atronzin, xn,nhlit ,,cits. n,.n. trr IN sw.,r
, 1879-05-15
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

To BE Answered. Aftnr thu Storm IL Over.
To ths Editor II The TrtIunt.
CHlCAuo. May 1..-Why do not tlu city ALL
thortics COMPEL tic West Division Railway To
obey the ordinance requiring It to sprinkle is
track1 Pcanut-yrnlcra aru made to obey thu
law. Has this eorpornt!tM too much money, tuo
gscat INFLUENCE, .'r does 1t ron1rui too r,any
yoscsi Respectfully, a. n. WATrNMAN.
, 1879-05-15

salss; Cargo srhr Amcr,ca, from Sturgeon Day,
1W.@o Il common strips mud boards ut So. 80.
cafgo sehr Huwlct from Grand River, 1Bo, 900
"aFy common boards and strips at $s.7A.
largo achs panham, from Manlsteo, l45, 600 It
plree stulr at 81. ~.
the 'f't''sspps Lan.ber,nan says:
II, iogs hta alt In fair way to come In on
VIC principal btgeaMR Of the West"
1he yard market was fairly active at tho current
pnss: Dry stun is quoted firm AM, dimension
ssaafcF III consequence Of tho advance Ut tha sa]e
docks, Uuntntfen..
, 1879-05-15

posed Of oid Confederate sutdieFs nnd pofltf-
r,nIs; t,nnt. IL M 20 aeeseeu tnat thn army shall
pct NJ rho nrmv T., renrru,hyo Il t., W.. LIZ 1s ~
tcrret. They would he glad to break fl IN, get
INN ttoi,bc With Mexico. nnl rcprunptze unon
aCuo!etlefalc basis. ll'ey nave Con4ress, n
trfps sio, H. u.cI ~ H., ,n,,s ',t ,t e. whe...
The army shall l,e rcronstrirtrd f,,r t,c ne. al
thc Eul{1 Sunti,. trhis viii srrvc M IN Il.
Illustrative iss,e iur the ncxt Presidential c,cc-
Inn, Il ,yjIl nnsvrr mn Mr. D|olnc wnrlt1 aar
tn runct1,a,e ,fr rant,agn. n tilr f,nnfctlsr.
a,cs bay tiac rrcsilrfry and the army. ih,y
VII! speedily rcprSnnizc tIs Sunrntno Cn,trt h..
apottitln. nti.st,tlaj jl.tges enulrl, 10 qrc,tre
majority, ana ,I,"n viii rofnr ,t,r rep,Iinttou
Ut III, "llayonctn . a,neni1ncnt.. cf,mnrn.atirn
for s!nYcs, I'D ult t rest II ,hc :icunssrva.
i've" tnele,,yes nccrx.ary to The rrdu,.iiI,n III
t!e North I'll IN. npsi,tori of n nroyinrc ~ fi,r
Southern Cnntclcraey,
NJ. nr,.... wnsst,"ns T',',.ssn' !" 4h"eo'
IT, 1,,,,,.,,. ." ... ..'.. u.a'' ~. 'M":h
y" ouleet 10 Wv e,.''"ac9 Of sa"he' ). I'll
ocn' oeeause II: Is l'cafhcF great man nor
should ppsscse either mn t,r ,,,c othcr NJ ,hos.
,.l,nr,,. ,,rt.,i.. ets.,., n.,.,- ~ .''s
,,'.s ...'.' '''u'a 4''''..' pceo"'s me Hehi
~ ."e e1''e' we e"' l"!1Ec ny 'lfa haat ]fe AMI
N:story. VI mny expect that he wtll be desniscl
!',r Ills arts anu nted for ll,s opuIous. II TIL.
den ehouli IN, no,ntnatrd hv I'm r1o,,r,+a,i,.
...,. 80, .,.'.,.', ,'".', ~ .s"'oe1"ele
i''1' '''' e,.s'e'' "e WIZ ~ ''e neAt man VINO
has succcsslntiy pursued tic ofIf"c with the
scurvy methods III n politician. We hayc ha,I
unfit Presidents --uavcr II ,ol,tt,.n1 ,r,c,,.t.r
IN ,-.r ,t,n, ,,,,a .,t,u.,,, pa' >"e.e..
t'.,... "a' '''". ~ '"'' "'te'4'' may pAss a"aS
''"" ue' we Hasr lEa1 Pfes'uenss who
wcro denIaEogurF,-.~l'n sought the np-
,lausc Of tue t.la,scs l,r n,ts.a,g 10 ,l,csr ms.
siuls niri ttnIr urri,idjrcs: Their tnml,iet' IN
Tits regard, has it+.sl asy,Iled tp vanity md In
, 1879-05-15

lioasstc, There was further addition to the
sss M1iy tt n snd .. s sss Hsf ts IL
thf rrrmlsr marking kcaann. and under tho
eote ., ~ 1eo,npcltiun tlurn was further rnb.
!eeft,ssteasp easppfcc!ailon m values rhq recetps were
llbtni,.i@ nj enunl The demand. and Aalrs wsfc
9a'ss, lo M tSs. y midday n;t of tc oGa hati
tfo..ed the so1t. Sales we're II 8 454eI 10
x''h x''h.'as to riue bncon Esnes. nj 81 igat 60
!ofmn,on !ofeo,on 10 good heayy packers and at ST. Mlf1
~ q lor tsir 10 choco aeavy al'rgc1s Ts Gnnsy
!ne IKE liz. hackers being the rluc,pni buyers
y. Sn,; tCnawng ihtr ncncfnlly wore pedtllcd
81: ~. It, ss.iss asss .n;s! 8 :sn&sz. of 40
AZ y. ssv1 .,,'.y sows and I'd lba for staKs.
, 1879-05-15

thu Improvement ~ wo think t,r.t .ru, when wc
want It. Tfirrc Will te considerable fighting II this
ttrct-3avcr Ia nut prevented from getting tic
E"tnnr Council t" pass his petition, ~ he has
u''fS got u few feet Represented. The street IL
HotH' md hard nav, btit togravel II would make
II much !'et'nr mi Inst ionger. sinny al IN
Are not able to pay al prr.rnt for the wufn1-
pavement ns we nre fl tlrlt no,7, md II lii.
street. pavcr is To bc favored At n,,r lpss IT, Is
,Feat pity, nt bntne Of nlr hruncrty will llnye to
Ec sold u pay the INK. plcasc lave thc kind.
mss 10 Inert this IN your paper md ob1rc,
RH
, 1879-05-15

X. LtJtfs I!n6t' Nela0fTNf tYfp.}.
Ben Iiarr'son. Of Indiana, would make first.
class candidate for Virc-i'rcs.dcnt with t;rant.
1t would be, as TO States, tho same rs In lof1s,-
Illinois nnd 1nd'nnn. Unless Now York desires
to pit up fasorite Sun lur tice-i'rtsiden,, w..
40 nut ECO that Thu Republicans Eau d. better
thAn Grant and Harrison.
, 1879-05-15

NEW OnLEAxs, May ill., Ftoun-Qutet but
firm; aupcrtfnc, $3.50; XIX, S4.0UGs4.ao; XXX.
s4.7iGD5.i7; higll gra'tes, si.75f1u.a5.
t'nArs-Corn Hutst at 4BQ15;,c. Oals scarce anl
arm at a7d5:sHc-
CoMN. N.MEAL-Firmct at S..E0.
llAT-scarce and nFincr; primo $40. 90; choice.
81H. 10.
rnnyIstoSa-Pork in good demand At full prtcss;
o!d. $n73, new, Slo':t;. Lard steady; t!ercr.
mand. s1ou'feEs. ioosc, 81. .BaGsi, ~; packed,
81. 7!6b3. Iii; clear rib, Axe; clear, &c. liacnn
steady; sAInllusa, 4!3c; clear rib, 6!setiAc.
llaM4-suXar-curri hi good drn'a,,d; cansass.l,
s!{42D..c. .. -
WnsKY-alarketdn dull, Western Fectiaed, 81 .0;io
]. 10.
-Cotce-Jobblns. ordinary to prime,
11,;Q 1Hc. Sugar actlya hut qnutsbly higher.
:!ac: fair INC; primo 10 choice, u!QD:I5c. 1llco Ia
Go1d dsmnna Ut 5t:G17c.
DNAK--t}nlet at Suc.
, 1879-05-15

Tarffrd f".runs tEsp.).
II the recording anacl Nas paying attention
to the discussion u the House yesterday, 1t NAV
bt taken Tor granted isut he tlo,tel out with n
s'nilo the 'uucon.cEous oatsln spoken by Mr
Cht!tenden IN reference to the Insane folly Of
De la Matyr, the Greenbackcr. II swearing II
ever parlonablc 1t Is III such rtse as Tits,
wllcre ordinary language iafls to do j,1sttre to
the lisnntic alalrllllcs Which are sucnuly
brought forward to bc enacted lnto laws.
, 1879-05-15

11{1A1'{1E

BosToN, Mass, May 1I.-Ft.orR-SteadY, with
Agoud demahd for winter wheut at Unchanged
pr!ecr.
GnA1S-corn In fa!r demand: mixed and yellow,
4GGS4Bc; extra yellow, 4BGsiBXc; stcan,sr, ana
i05ac. Oats IIr,n: No. aud extra yvhtc ma Ige:
NJ. willtc, 37,a dl}Htic; No. 8 whtto nad No,
mixed. H}Qtl7Mc. Rye--1"DGoc.
ltEcEtrTH-E1onr, y 200 brls: corn, 81, GOO bu;
wtrat, Il, leo bn.
Nool.-QMies but firm; Ohio md pcnusylyania
nceec. 3E9aic: afchfgun, 3.Gb:}3e; eon.bing and
, 1879-05-15

CLEVELAND, O.. May II. 4.-pErRoLxuM-Qulct;
standard white. ITO test &c.
OIL .Ctrr, pa., May II. .-i'ErnoLRux--AIRrkc
opened With 70Kc bid, advanced to 771fc declined
10 7Uic pisnneud and closed at 7U1ac lid; sIiil,.
Ments Is 600 bFls; averaging rs, O0U; transactions,
20H, OOu.
plrrsnrra, pa., May 14.-pBrnoIEuN-Qniet /;
crude, !N!ac at parkcts for shipment; tcluel,
SEC bid In Philadelphia.
, 1879-05-15
DETROIT.

DETROIT, Mich, Lay 14.-T1oun-Ftrm and
steady.
dna1s-Whcat easier; extra, May, 81. o0!&: No.
whitc 81 oa1; May, 31.osh; Junc. 81. %;
July. 81. 07A; milling No. l, S1.05. Reculpts Of
wheat, ~, VI. bn; Shipments u. 7p1 hu.
, 1879-05-15

ToIkpo, O., May 1t.-0nA1N-Wheat weak
and lower; axlta white Michigan 81. 90 asked;
amber Michigan. spot, al.oo>s: No. i. rod wintcr,
spot held 1t Il. liz; June held ct st. 0DH; LOO
hid; duly held at sl.0lI: sI.04 bid; August,
sl.ooA: wes!s.n amIor, 81. Is. corn inactive;
37Ac; July he!.i at :lac; btdi sc1uctcd, 374c,
uata dull No. =, a!o.
, 1879-05-15

Democratic seek to co1nmcnsl s1cir parsy to
ex-soldiess On tic ground tint its weaker half
was moro or lrts In the Union army. Like ,lt,
wltncs: who' being aske'f, ',Hl,at Is ynI,r occu.
pat|unf" replied, 'siy wife Is drcss!,,akcr,'
, 1879-05-15

EEw YoTK May 1+.-Cotton goods continue
very ht,n, and ngcnts aFe making arge deliveries
on buck orders. but new husiaess l!TlIt; printa
qnfct; Rtnghams nrsing slowly; prsntcu Iawns IN
good rspuest mil closely sold mp; drcss.gooas in
moderate demand hcnYy fancy cnssilncfsB and
cllcSio,s fairy acttse; foreign goods quiet.
, 1879-05-15

Lie Snlln Snut31s
TO Ms i;,ltfor ~ 7he Tribune.
CHICAGO, htay 14.-Whatcrcr differences of
oplnfon might hare rxieted among ltepuhItcans
regarding tie ropca' IT those a.at utes which were
placed as q rider Of, The Armr Augmentation
hill l1aye bccn removed by thu ,lttcranccs md
thu action Of thu Southern tnen VIM control Tic
Democratic maturity III both branches of Con-
Crca1. When they first ralscd thr miIitnty inter
1crunce cry they coupled With It loud protesta.
TINS Of their fDyg for ths. Union. tayfug that
tey would hold In sncred respect nil tlle amend.
t'cnts tU thu Constitution. n,,l TINT they would
hHc to " tint tho negro would lie protected III
NIL his rights, nti TINT be md Every o;tpr ,,,au
IN tle South would bc allowed to vote as bis
conscience would dictate.
1t Is aIn'ust unnecessary to state tint the
Anutllrrn leaders inve ttcn la!thless to tfMr
t'sulnlscs, md liIas They. too soo t'cri'ups for
t'ctr uwli material prosperity have torn the
shgep'a covering fr0tn the tigers body.
IlM ultcrutccs ol such representative men rs
I'LL, i}iaciiburu, alnl Gibsun Leave no rourn for
doubt as tn lIselg Entotll[ons.
tipod men MI over the country who were btCin-
niIs 70 think well Of the Southern leaders, believ-
ins t',at sns vera slucere, will rrtret t!ut they
Ilnre fUrcpd this tssun upon t]tt!n,
All Lie PRINCIPLES that ]io In The Democratic
propositions have been pruEcd bY themselves 10
be Isecd fur nlarr @nd power, ard to obtain tt,1s
no Interference Is to be tolerated, nu matter
What means are employed.
The tnnske'l ku-klux arc again to hare full
sway III the aonLh, to shuut down every man
Wit locs not vote their wny. That fl tic sub
kta,e nf their demand, asNi It is demand i,u
Intelligent propIc Of tic North wll never A.
cctle tu.
Whom The En.!s would destroy they first make
maui. II Rcct!ls almost incredible to believe tat
Tic leaders Of the Democratic nasiy sllou!t b.
wanting IN til. pfaInest fcnturcs Of common
sg,sc. Tut, utter tllcir party lias suffered the
NatcrIoo defeat that nwalts It, they may tnkc
counsel fFusn a1vcrsity, uni succecd, II t!!cy
III NcW York City. F. q. I.
, 1879-05-15

NV ~. 'H"pafeA 10 Tas 7s1auu.
ketio, xh".s' May yp4.-GMAtg-Uusott}sd mar.
h..aly "sat -" On reduced volume Of hu.,rc.s:
to.nsd w w.. speculative account; wlptrr wh,u.
Atdrascsd dasnt rm.N feature In dealings, opening
nSa3es Oh fasorite grade, Of No. . rcd
, 1879-05-15

1Np1ASArotts, Ind, May -1Ioos-steady ut
81. ?.6o13. So; rccolpts, i, 600.
GnA1x-Whcat quiet; No. 2 rcd, S1.1o01. II.
Corn hrm ut 36!sdl1B,lc. Oats strong at nu13lc,
pnovlstoss-shou.ders, 3tSc; clear rib, 4Hc,
1Art. 61.c. uauie, 7aiGgsc.
, 1879-05-15
CURRENT OPINION,


Dissolve rartt1rrshIp.
A'H1bafa f5ehn.) Anttanrhe (Ina.,.
II the Democratic party really owu Utufrct
Tilden anything. wlY hot pass arp,lud the Int,
collect thc htltn. III "lmst United stntes doeu-
ncl,ss,' empty 1t In tho "bas't," and dissolve
partnership
, 1879-05-15
CSAY EHOs

oswEoo N. r, aIay 14.-uNA1x- Wheat scarce
No. Milwaukee. held ut SLID; 81. .os offered,
Corn drm; old No. 9 Tout1o, I1l47c
, 1879-05-15

snoksd, sa, ohan. %; picked. 81. ooas.e5. Lard
EuTrEH-Firtn md unchanged
!!aoh-F1t.n; Wastosn, 11fsl1t<c.
EHEEaE--QHirt.
Qt7ssc. ~' No' ''s
WInAEv--Wchtcgn, $1.Dj,
HETEMi!Ta-flouf, ~ IT, :! U1O brtA; wheat, n, 900 bu:
corn, NJ, 0oo bn; natH, III, 900 bu,
, 1879-05-15

LoufsYiltr, ky., May 14.-CoTroH-Thm at
11Ac.
FLoUH-Frm and unchanged.
QRAiN-Wheat 1rm: rcd and amber, 81. 0ofs
LOU. Corn steady, with d guod demand; While
a:ic; mixed, 3sc. Oats arns; white, $40; Mixed
:uc. Rye firm At Gic.
,Pn0vlstoNs--f'ork strong at $40 .96. Lard nrmer;
choice leaf tlosce, 7ic; do key. BIC link tneats
stranScr; elsonldesE. tlc: clear rib. 4lG1h,tc fnr
!oo*c: liacnn strnnger: shoulders, %t,c; clear Fib
Ba{atDic.
WHlBKy-MAEkct dut1 nj 81. u. !.
, 1879-05-15

English gentlemen SOUS arc rften taught to
IL, plain uceucwork, u,.d TIC knowledge Is
found 10 come III yesy hardy In u:ter.iltc. cs-
rec!ally /. they c.nlysatc. lord Sherhorsle nrts
Btant!lul shirts, Us tiuc as any that shctlall
nrtKfIrea
, 1879-05-15

Special Dttndfci 10 J7e TftbunA.
KANSAS Ctrr. May 14.-Gnmx--i Wheat rccclpte
1,d52 bu; ahIpmcnts, q, 1ig bn; unsettled: No. g
cash, sl.0a; May, 6l.oa; No. ! cast, 81 .o1,:;
MAY. e1.01!t. Corn receipts, 1A,:l14 bu; sl,lp.
Mcntr. IL, &l4 ou: weaker; No. Z cash, 1lzc; May,
Hike, ''
, 1879-05-15

81 AE A<"f$D' ~ A"p 4'f1hhHe
CHICAGO, May 14.-In thrse think tllcro is
great inequality mud grcat Injustice. What
mean Is this: A member Of Congress dies III
Washington. At once every attention Is given
10 hts remains, u,l t'lu most costly burial outfit
ts procuscd, Committees arc appointed to ne-
comuapy tho remains to their last resting pIacr.
.,,1 r,x,,,. t,,",,,,,, ,,xt,, =. ,,a,-,r.ts,1
a''. tci'''as' J"u"nt'.'b oa'tt - n'"nE",u'sa,
A.,i every expca'se o! every poss'o'o KIM t4lna
ull klndS GcetN possible OH these occaslOns) Is
raid by the uoycrnmcp. ngcnt in charge
,rit,, ,,oat 1;hc-o, h,p1 srhc hcst ho,ris
arc % patrouizcu, probably a spceial Pullman Is
epsacei, en- r, Cnat,iparnc I Iy tic baskst aud wsky
BY s s9n n t. sl4 f. to eaoe ,1S @ par1s;
OYER t!,. ticar ltst l,ro,ltr.
Thu funeral over, what ncxtl Il member
from tlr State introduces b!ll promptly TO pay
.nyu accrued to hin had ho lived cut his term,
In l!c ense Of The s.ratl. Of member recently
from iowa the fat,,lfy will rccciyu nearly tci.
, 1879-05-15
ET. I4QuIa.

ST. LouIs. No., Nay II. -FLoun-Firm; higher
grades hayo advanced; family, s5. 2sd15. 10; chotcu
10 faney, S. 50lu.00.
QnA.S-Whtat unsotted cast and options high
CT, but unsettled; No. :, rcd fall, Sl.101s cas.;
s1.1oS May; 8t.oDAdD1.1o, closinc at 81. .G,,.t,
June; 9i.04AGbl. 04al, c!oslng Mt s1.Ol, duly; !;
81. oo! i01. o2.i Aasust; M. u do. ,Sl.o7AGb
1.o7!l: No. srr'nR. n.c. Corn active but lowrr;
demand cllistly fur uxPbIt; No. Mixed iGE :3afc
cash; 3:3aic May; QEJic J.ns, :5saebl5o july
a0?sc August. oats Inactive and lnWer; No. i,
!Iuii prime to fancy spring, 5VdDJ5c; Ohio fai,
Die.
Wn1sKY-StcAdy at 81. OF.
Pnovistoss-Pufk higher 1t $40. 05fe1o. to. Lard
nominniY unchanged; ST. 10 bill Hulk nleata
higher; fow secre 1T advunco; rcar rts, a. tilD
t.T0. 1'acDn highcr; clear rib4. 9'.25; clear.
ST. iOGh6.i3,
j.EcEIrr*- -rlonr, a.ooo brla; wheat, IL. 600 bu;
corn, W 600 lH; oats, @.U0O BIZ; rye, i, 00U bI;
hurley, i, Q10 bt.
s1itrMENTH- Flonr, 4. 0oolri.; wlcnt, 90, 600 Lu;
cos.. D, 0o0 bit; oats, l7,uoU bu; hurley, g, zoo
bu.
, 1879-05-15

BALTIMORE, May 14.-FIoua-stcady; Western
snpes. S3.250D:}. 10; do cxtra, 81. 25GD4. 80; do
family. 81. 00Gtu.O0.
Observation-Disclosures dull and lower; No. 2
Pennsylvania rcd. a1.1a1Gdpl. 10; No. :. wcsicrn
winter feJ. spot, 81. lu.ieo1 10h; May, 81. 100
1.10!1: June, 81. 15alfb1. ISL: July, sl.14;
August, s1.1o!s; September, S1.lo!a. Corn
Western slado easier, and steady; Western
m!xcd. spot and May. 43aQA3ac; Juno, 43as@
44e; July, l4AG1tASe; August. ,444i@44He;
steamer, IL la{c. oaa quiet and unchanged. Ityc
quiet and unchanged.
liAr-Dull; prime 10 cl,oico Pennsylvania, S13. 90
Gll.O0.
rnoylstosa-Firmcr. Dacoa-shoulders. 4hFA
4alc: clear rib ales baiGat}c. linus, u1iGal0c.
Lard-lle1ned, In tlrrceu, Tc.
lluTrEn-Firn anl unchanged.
EanB-ActtYo and higher nj 1.c.
PETMoLEuA-Crudc, 7!4g1Ac; refined, noui-
nn!ly 8ssc.
E0FrEg-Qnfct a.,d unchanged,
.WMtskf~-Dh!l at 81. .0745t.U
FHEtHMrs-'fo l.tycrp1ol per steamer. steady.
Cptou, :- 1gd: Hour, ~ :Ii: graln, b,id.
RECktlTt-Ftonr. l, GtN urls; wheat, I'll, 200 BIZ;
corn, 90, i00 Du: onts, j. 700 bn; rye, tlOl b1.
snlPaEArs-Wheat,. III, 7po bu; corn, LUZ, $40 bu.
, 1879-05-15

What tho ConfettpratcA Aro Trying to In,
Cfnethtautj t:n,a,Mtrri1f tiad, lttp.h
Tho FrcsIdeut has ncted upon sense of duty,
and Fefuscs 70 yield to tile inpertnent demand
OF tl,u Eonfeterates, thai hu shall surrender Ills
power as the Executive Of the Nation and Com-
1uanIcr in. Chief Ut tho arnY. le tpa'sca clear
tue fact iliut Tho employment Of tile army will
bo scrupulousy constitutional; but ugaiust tle
Confederate requirements, TINT Au shall sur
render Ills sword or tho army shalt be starred,
,he ataf.tls with resolu,c refusal. Now lut Tho
lIeat!,en rags. Thu Democrats eau caueuB
agaiu, ulll within .lie taueus. tHn.thtruH cotll-
, 1879-05-15

"Ui Dur lIonor. Y"u Know."
''On out .onor, Jou kpow,
Wc'FG lla.a again
Tho rerttnsn
VII" battEga tho union. hol
With Sltotund shell
And the lt,lsl ycll
We met tht,Aa: Of stars
With tho etsfeds' fla.stlne hara;
And, t'ravh bur ras wcat sewa.
And tl..tf' 'niuA rutuEs WIN,
Wu're trsr a. i'm.
With f3EgMe anu pen,
tn tc,t1or OUR da,.na Of long sgo-
'stAt.FtKhtar*
Cry d1s Southern Knights.
O1i.4elr honor III. wc know!
who taught their hnnIs TO Wart
Wto sWure tU 4cryO The lafluf
Lk,W can We trust tilrnl IHutes
xfefiuYeii from rlllJ 10 cure,
fUisuui0afst& ttlny slald.
''Htate.rtEhts Ia It'll thetF cty,
+ Tsafurs then u HOY:
s. AMI still lhs tiastsrus sigh,
''Ua uur Aoaos III. tna anow!"
T.. II. CAu4tn.
, 1879-05-15

and amber. and M. whttc+ on No. !.
rcd aud No. white Nk1lc, and on No.
nmhef 1Gb2e per hu, hut roact!ng sharply
near tue cnsc, In urfols tccct,ing 1H6t;lc per bn
from tho hklesl quotations., clusIng tcycE!sh and
lrsog'l'nr' tao0 In No. 2 sprlng Al ai.07!t0
1.oa9: 1000 hn Gh,cago Mt g.. .01!s. Corn mod.
cratoly active fnr ehrlY dellvery, envlnG on rather
h'oso firmly TN limited otfcrinrh; mixed Wa,csn.
9tdtitlc. ityc llrm and wansod. Oats compnsa.
aVcty dulli No. Chicago atluAt, :5HGs3Gc; In
ttHfc, Jic.
1'hny,sloss-1Iog products variable, opening att
"hafp adyance Under speculative maniua1atfnn,
bnt. l'y Tho c'oso, losing the Improvement; mers
In slack demand, qnotea At s1U. 26&b1o.a7h for
new: forward dB1lscry scry Qnct, closing fur May
at $40. 00Gt1U. Ii; June, $40. 1011U.a0; July.
Sto.l16610.2f. Cut meats wcrc active at
stradlcs figures. 1lacon moro eonght; i0(l buxos
lonK-clear ut 9a.Dn. Western ssohn 1nrd mute
OF less excited, selling up above 12Nc, but clpsInR
nbont ~ yesterday. anil wuak; for forward delivery
nct!vo; cloflus for MAY al Su 4,s; Juue, 50. 4s,
July. So. HI asked; August, $3.50; ycar option,
s0.A0.
TALlow-Jn good demand; prime, DAc.
auaAns-ttaw fairly nctire and drM On basis Of
g 85.1Gc for fall and q 71tt10ssc for Eool refining
Cu6n; refined attracts moro attention.; cut.loaf,
SAC.
WHtsKr-1oo l,sis aat evening at s1.0o and 10
brls to-day at 81. 05ll, Allowing sreadler market.
FHKt0ftTs-Thcrc wns All acttyv movement In
grain fsc1ahts. chiefly In charters, atu IN goutl
part on Western account at. however, rnthcr
lower dgurc4 OIL frcer offcrnga o! accommodation
for eaEly Nso; for Liverpool, engagements by
steam, 4, 200 hs1s Hour through freight for Tor.
ward Hltument reported at ~ d per btl; =, QUO bu
wheat At Id pet bu.
tn TIE lrr.fern Assoeta,td p,ts.
NEw Yosix. May 1i.--Cor1ox -etcady at .21;Ea
12&c; futures Inn; May, 2.f4c: June. 1e.0'c;
, 1879-05-15

rn!ms1 Hote! Carr arc run through. hetween Chi.
al 1n:haA 4. IN, - 80" ~ " ~'''e~As
80 "s|rr road runs Pullman or asf othdr form se
hotel cars wtst Of Chicago.
1-Depot coraer q Wells an! E.nxtc.sts.
b-ntput corner Of Canal nhl E1xtc.stA.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON h QUINCY RAILROAD
ncEta foot Of Lakest, Indiana .ay nll sstccpth.st
f Canal and aIxi iceatlt. Tckut QlcGs ID CisrK.
1t. and a. dep9.s. -
The daily gazette., 1879-01-15
RAILROADS.

WILMINGTON q
lITIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Noyem Ler 10, 1878.
\. will leave Wilmington as follows
SJelrhia and Intermediate Stations,
Ia. 10 90 q. m, 23o, 400, ~
kielphia (Express) 200, $50, a IN.
Z. and New YORK, 237, 7 05, $50. m
laore and Intern ediate Statiens,
|more and Bay Line, 7.0s, a. IN.
In ore and W Washington,l2o 81, 2 10, s3s.
,lOi,5,ls, 026, p. m.
for delaware Division, leave for:
Castle, $40, s.l5, q. m. LOS, 8 30, pm
kington and Intermediate Stations
NJ :, ! O5, $50 p. m. -
M and Intermediate Stations s.l5
5, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
kdelphia and Intern ediate Stations
m. BOO. $50, p. m.
elphia and New York, 200. q. IN
M.
bore and Washington, 1851. 2 Il
m.
luther Information passengers ar
y 70 the time tables posted at th
II. r. KENNEY,
Ruuerintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-15
Ic.L TIME TABLE.

LEAVE WILMINGTON.
aJelnhia: 237, 7.05, $40, 800
sae,p ! In.; i2s7 u so, 2.3O, 400,
.% ~ a i6 % IN. On sundays; 200.
M: 5Oc, $40, 9 80, ~, p m. ..
! York 2.T, 9.0,a IN, IL 80, 'l2 w.
m ouSundays: Zt9a m. 0 n. p. IN.
,nnyp and Washington; 1851, 2.lJ,
M. Y 81, i.Oi, 6ls. 10 26,p m. sun
- III. 2.i0,5. 80, a IN.
\ Deposit: 4oo p m; no sunday
I castle: $40, s15 a m; ;iOo, 8 SOP
po 'Ssre suR K. T.. Si5 a m; / 05, 8 80
,'n sunday train.
ins,on 4 Northern X. r.: 82o a
a." D IN; no sunday train.
n. Western X. r.: 10 20 q m; s 30
nu sundays: 10 81 u IN
S.nRIyEAT WILMINGTON.
nor.Inula:12 "A, s "a, no O6 IN !;
m~ v Is, IL 81, 8 So, 81, oH. ~,
pnnpj II rs y IN on sundays IL 70,
Ts5, 10 ~, II 10 p IN.
/ %, Z "a "A m; IL n, IL 81
Ee ,, m, IN Sundays: IL 43, I Ot
10 Y p IN. n 90 NJ
~ Z VI W. sAst
a. 9 s6 D m, on Sundays: 204 a m
pm. oo,a ~ ,on ~ Az
|. q . m; ON Sundays: 2 "a u m; . It
|on Deposit 900 a m; no Sunday
sw Castle: 800 an; 1910 IN
isp m, no Sunday train
II. r.; $50 IL 10 a In
N m. no Sunday trains.
Wilmington 4 Northern X. r.: s05
m: ! s5 D m; no sunday trains.
,elaware Western X. r.: I % a m
= m; on sundays: o 10 y IN.
vnn WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.-
rosa street and Washington ave
7 so. 100, 10 80, II 40 a m; 30. 8 80
SIS, 6i5, t5, II 80 Pm; on sun
Shir,y second and Market streetf
II m, IL is, 3 So, $50, II 80 p m
Snndavs: 8 80. II 80 . m.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-15

at was stated some time since in a
prominent medical journal of New
York." says the London Medical Times,
"that medical men Of that city found an
average of not more than three children
in a family Among the higher classes
very few families had more than five
children, very manv had but one child,
and many had none at all. Statistics are
adduced which prove that the decline in
the birth rate of New Englanders-
which corresponds very nearly to that of
Francois so decided that the birth rate
of thai stock of people is now only about
one-half that of the Irish, English, Ger
man, and French Canadian"
The daily gazette., 1879-01-15

walk, about 14O pounds. She looked,
when through with her task, a. though
she had lost ten or fifteen pounds. She
was born in London thirty-seven years
ago. Her father was German and
her mother was an Englishwoman.