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1oa,. s5I.5l7 Wll n, Ias tNl.16AI tlas9. q!

Chicago bankera still report targe orders irou
tho country for currency. which hasa to be nllea
mostly With gold. Now York exchange sold 10"
tween banks at Il per &1,0o0 discount Loans
aro bcttar, with rates unchanged ~ AGo per cont
on call, and COT per cont Oh time.
Loea! sales Of 6eousties aro mt largo. COOK
County 4{s wero sold at l06sti 3io0,ooo hurllnK'
tnn i o. ujnoy ~ at COZ. On tho Chicago Stock
l,oura thors wero sa!cs of 5000 West ChEcaGn
city Is at loJ4, and tss.0oo Chicago. Burlington
T. Qylpcy :Isailroaa ~ at RQ't., TITO following
n1Iatal lions Wera EuQde:
, 1880-11-24

fflEEP-WCFH tArIy HqNt1tt tnG eaPp'1 p9'"A AS4~
We quote poor u Lc1t III s3'as'+e'
HuEFAt&l.
nufrALo, Ehv sl-t.ATTtE-Htcopeet sH1i lmasss
kst ,iuli and luwor fully y: oI ihr!l4ns o4!snaIg
Ulcers. &AD;fhW, rhnce, tahEtjGi Etntt sh,ll,otss
fl1S9 lHl tnlT Mriiur HMStt TT llint bntsEStas
MHGsaSi MIXED butahuEs', &At0al11' tfocaeFs's'eo
ATS. s,,, r,nxt.. dun,
uf3rUs sl;p.Io Iowvr, irHI9 tHr,tly wilh fssdeFs
raulnIun ii fnlr We4tar sa9tI, lhhS.a; EI, a,st Il
d mi CNfIAlA M1lba. tilht1a3. ssvsfH Sir: lsnu.
$5!:s.; 9 u as'F .y asa
Ssayy ahd mS,IIn. sl,Ss ~ yxrH.. T.! lnj: Moda.
III aaal!ty, Koavy. HlpaAps ptss, t. @saa' a.'a'se
p4luGUr Ut c4Eb lARul.
wATEIsrOwN.
WATERFOWL. Nuy. .L-likEF cA11LR-hdeelpte,
Kat butds iii iutanEsAity well Gnnsiuef!iik u
FuhkEeiYu !evs. w,len 1al'rY !. = ey y nss MS
swiSE-Woststn tas I've AaAta'o' soF'hoFa
nEsr XIII Resepts. Rsssi tHpry sar:ey
e a.. snFt II ssS.' IT, Ese s.
E*Er A1nEmEx; Ra N.Y. Acknowledgements
III III Nitasssp1s % SS huaai iI'aaaphia', sa'ao
silEEl-itsceiptA l,aQ head, selling fals Vt 1sstss-
| day's prices.
| Hr. LOUIS, Mo-, .E1y 1L-CATTLE-lsee!rts; ~
Aeaa mostly all led hatch1tA usu1usn u lalf tnRs
piug atvers. taat@Asa; aved " RsIa1e' fAtssa"s
, 1880-11-24

avutn ncluR u,ntlu attractive to outntde specu.
iators. FlIctMntIot,s ln It hayo been rArla tor
two days. 1t Is c!atn.ud TINT tho hr1' ooy tounI
feci eatt Of Que prtsreetcd from loo level "
2>oi1 lorg1. Asauys Ut the. tlrstlngs arc kobt 2
profound .ccrot y controlling parties. Little Is
x Icativillu specini snys: "Thu now cnaino
III tho tu,.nui af. La Plata Mine is running
dnlly uutlatt of thirty-nvB tU1s. When connct;-
ton will, inc orc. body to tho eaat is made this
week shipments viii DO doubtful. The Amio M
Company ls hostng 10o tons per day or loW t;;,
sout, acrea.o hoisttng faoIi!cs: Ths months n 8
product Of tho Lunkln Sifno will FAR exceed tiiAt
0f my previous, and now orc"l'odlee arc beln8
exposed"
SAN FRANCISCO.
san FRANCISCO, Nov. ..@i--Thn following were
In cA,aa1t,tr tilntnttanA mi TIN MloluG StQEk
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Abu t@tiH Qu eyG anQ liu+th III pat1Sy 0HsfPSn ~
rail-. ...,,.,,.
prniuet OF TINT city fur The yesir ending Oct. IL
lust NJ Il, a,;Ex, ,,.alal Kali 'ns, and ajds:
IIurtug htspnrntuhuntion' nn,0nx tho whaEy men
tho Ea4urr a en5ned .lo facts II t'tnttst lint
IL lust Aantn lin trttaH !" Il ctan*i!pe"h!e *.
tei apitnrs TINT tie ctst.! ln ts %na gtnss @
hiEhw!Au markets ln: hceH, uvsr .thcD WhiskL Maa
nsc, 10 Mrrve nj tho rrSS {" !;n..s:Sa , Sm,Gs TX "
duly ior 'ETs's.s; Tsis MofESd 5 vc w"!
Ssk hshwAs d,,less VT, ~ a ;.ss ~. q ~
nR iisarea fla rasa T. Or s. son E nt ''rs r.
!hofo for n!se4. R"n!.; taI, a,n tnsiS .sS
X DIS aasset i w&.sG t!s pssa u 4'sml1s. 9 .hey
much sed apls 1hy ntr GrinE u n.,'ys ,,sMn av,
tHtld ind sFJrt fghlly very ttf ilIfG shnney tnhn
shsy wNaA ns!s g9ss IT,! rreasa. s{s%n, rn ~ ,t@i "n'i
viii thls sH6es n.a thy ayo i fsS I 4 nny h1p 4.
hs ~ nerp " stso's ~, 81, M'as. MI.
hsksd &sstlllns. l.ls "hH. @ s.'ost scs T. T.
ss dstijlus AEnn, salu.s N C'ran d FshTIiia F5Ii
u fss FSass Hyen aovn annh n,tc,, ~ hTSS ,
trMiu buTu 'lav9 wrst!ei viii, ts suh!rst inr sex.
strnj Ittn md It's urs,M Ing Importance uat WORK All
c1rIY solution lI auIuU hlY'N.
, 1880-11-24
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro the receipts and shipments
of the lending articles OF produce III this city
during tho twenty. four hours ending A. o'clock
Tuesday morning md for the corresponding tltno
last year: .--.-.-.
, 1880-11-24

sp<eta, nupat<a 10 Tae chttaq, Tribune.
RosToH, Nov. .a.-At tho stuck ESchnns0 9lle-
ness H W. Tr aG1t. Srt .I ss g1 caeueo WI spoi
by operators, uud tho railroad speclaltlos wer''
not Sustained III nil Gasgs,
of ts,' tic insrkot to.llay, Watpf,Fawer making
,Dnsket. I,0Aton Nlsn advanced fs5m o.t 70 oAs
In rnllroul Bharrs, Atch(soil WIS Still aollvo:
rhs nst saIo ycstetiay WIS At III aaa # opesd ,s
tnis sghf S'ipg Ty m " ; RSy @ u ea1s n tic IL sooond
ssI! Lut ts,a psIca w..s int suAtuine.!. and during
tho afternoon 1t Kratluntty tlecliusa stsl t1rshor
sale TIo closing lid wns ialA and tho askns
ssea f;G yas;a1,y I'LL 4 Il 's ssls pen; Il
i'as' ' 's,Gse'lusrty s % rycYorims to III and coslns
at l:GGi7L ouk laland adya,.eel fFo, III 9 to
y; 5i 1tGsitis', tsiis, afssse sasH tfn L. ;:sI e
further ayance from lo 70 lga 6uH ioti nna.y y,
SiaS; iisla'sd ti ssctssa. fren :si - o!a
colo,iy from 10 ,; y n; Il Ii,ohb,,r9 Il y, N NV
Sss|fiSsaa ss|i"a 18Th 3 iii Il Ssss$s s$; %s;t
S. I asa:e; Fae, M s; Se i!5
oasEs q h9fSre +! = eaS: ass Es;aE hsse11 IL
asssy sS ~ T. q 3D. l:'s!'Ts Ss% w w.
n psa oa 6 l M e (; f.s s1'a 1s =; & PM
sh Valley Dtylslon) at ~; raeh'o 7 A1kamsa1s ,;1.,
"a; Pueblo Valley yy.!i seFn +. sel 81 u, e
o'A''' 1s IL ip<..t.n A,,os.a.ta 1'Ts.a
sf'ss. tssss;fsa Z IT. w.
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Thp bullion gone intn tho Dank of EnHinn0 On
balance to.tluy was Ef:a, ,tuo
PARIS, Nov. G1.-1&eHt.e. III G5c.
MONTREAL.
Hptetat Dftpotth Ia 7ns Chteaa, Tribune,
MONTREAL, Nov. E.-Tho stock market wRs
very nctive aud strou4 to-day. NcHrlY all tho
stntka OF, Tho ilht adyu.lcotl from 10 per cent
nlnvn Yesterdays priocA. Tho tendency 10 still
inward.
, 1880-11-24

IfD{N~.Th0rD WIN M HbfItltHt VI lNU l1HhnH s1sh
ui il, eI,iFct. tlEn.y uh. Ad thu nnrket lnf shes
WMs n,: und htH 4!uil,v s.lSs woto T. ,ar. ~
sM.ta q az sH.s III iFE HI Tss11 III ssr ~ y. Il
tIe adya,,sU, ana puor and lnterlor hrAyy !S also
WS1p sittw III I01nieE prleg* Ths AMPLY VIM atas.
sni, teM io.ial,,s >os t".ainR !, ~ y .hs s'S
iur y,tIGlu tU Nnsl ljE1t md NJ tA8 tt,T tt "
extra lisavj, Hkips unl tntasat l'sht pre s1o~ w
, 1880-11-24
MINING NEWS.

NEW YORK.
Special Dtspnteh 10 7ns chteaoo 1"hune'
Nrw YofsR, Nov. g5.-The mtntng-stoek mhr'
ket to-day was faIrly active, but irregular.
l,Inaa as1tt cilOtnflnuk.
, 1880-11-24

fstnesI ~s,ssl sSsl Feelings arc sur0 pr1cursore Of
ssai,l "asea nothlAy but Hop uitters viii
, 1880-11-24

VIII our. r"eaesscr's i1ypophospisttes
S'''one ycnrs. A"'A' "s'nAs'' i''sap''suee
, 1880-11-24
LIVE STOCK.


CATTI,E-Yo,tetduJs .unrkat differed In no %.
scntlu, part,cuAr frum that OF the dny before kof
good 10 cholca grades tl.ero WAS demand IN oxcess
OF tho supply. md anything nnsmef.hs 70 tat ny. NJ
.crintion WAS ycadliy snlabio At full pfiecs. Thu
poorer aore though little allow, were not oIeF 90 ~
any cnacpsston, and steady market for NIL grades
numhar that would cIuss - choice was snnll. Tho
bott lpta on satu fetched Aoat Of thc trnns-
fcrs wero III prices beluw st0-tho halk at
uuly faw droves remained In the yards a. Inc e1oae
and the market nhtshod firm. f
QUOTATIONS.:
Extra neoves-taradcd steors, weighing lO .ons n,
rs aIio ; ~ t.r,sa
choiCe sa,yssnt Hs iu i ps,..,....... AGa
"%Hns % 1ieSsGn iE \, III ns AN4o
MSdam r. ~ " ~ .e aa&
UutElstn' HtoCk-1tNlr to fonetnnn *toofs ana
nhi,!. snmthihm Il Na t iii ns 5Oaa u
st1eS Sa5eo-eoumon sus., "u sa
lntsroTTaasst .na na @
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Ao'' 40 r. ths ipt.s<r. A.soetaitd 1'rt.A

XIV EIQ8UNt .-,
Elp,, Hua 4 Clevs.....s !Ai
En1{1,rn ltntlr0ntf..,..s ~
Flint 4 l'oru A1utq.:a M,s
N SSw ENGLAND, &!k4
tEde1ati'g i j.. e., pfu, li's
-, J. l. T., C0MM0A+... ~
Old (t&llpIy.......,.,...Is
Pueblo 4 Atk. FAti0{. "
Rutland, pfd.,......s,..N
Rctln1lt, cQMn101..... ~
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REAL ESTATE.

The Following Instruments wcso niod for rec
ord Tuesday, Nov. q:
CITY p1nrENTf.
, 1880-03-21

Yesterday he found It necessary 70 90 some more
letter writing in the determination to make him
self understood, and to add such further details
to the new rules as would make his instructions
in the Office must be nade to the Cashier DIRECT,
or his assistants, on pain Of dismissal for dis
obciicuce. Division clerks will prepare the re-,
ccpts and the accompanying tickets and
hu1ld them to tho Cashier, who takes
The money, stamps, receipts, and tickets,
pnsses the former to the Registrar
Rceistrar, after entcring up the receipts in the
proper book, passes them over to the waiting
watcr-rent-payers. Credits Of cash payments
can be entered up BY the division clerks on
their books only from the stamped tickets.
which arc proofs of payment At the close Of
the day the clerks are to add up these tickets,
tr7ars aggregate and the Cashiers cash pile
When q clerks aggregate doesn't tally with the
Registrars account Of the same, that unhappy
clerk must abandon all thoughts Of matfnGes,
bnse-ball matches and things. and remain until
the mistake is Strengthened out. Resistance to
promptly reported to the 'Commis ssiuner. who is
dead set against any INSTRUMENTATION, and deter
mined to Sec the office run according to hts fu-
strlcttons and on strict business principles.
In postscript Mr. Waller expressed the hope
that the Superintendent would positively forbid
hours, for the reason that - it looks badly and
tends to INSTRUMENTATION" and added that " if 4
clerk or employe is 50 addicted to drink that he
must 80 out during business hours to bruce his
nerves or satisfy his thirst, he is unfit tor bis
place. hope you will give a positive order
against this also There is no doubt but thnr
the clerks In that Office will have hard time OF
It from now IN. There Is likewise no doubt but
that the city will be better served than it has
been for yeArS.
, 1880-03-21
TEE COUNTY-BUILDING.

THE County Treasurer yesterday received the
Town Collectors books Of the Towns Of Luke
and Hyde Park.
THE Joint Committee on Public Service and
Buildings considered the Walker claim yester-
day afternoon, und resolved to recommend the
payment to Mr.. Walker Of $5l,0c0.
ALL persons dcsirous OF making any change
in the listing OF their property are requested by
the County Clerk to do so as soon as possible, So
thnt it will be assessed properly for 1850.
THE case of Henry Voss and Henry Saller,
charged with the mnnslnughtcr Of August Frci-
berg, ended yesterday afternoon after a
$l.0oo The jury, after brief consultation,
brought In verdict Of acquittal.
THE Clarence Davis biganly case will be one Of
the first to be brought before the Grand Jury
Monday morning. 1t is said TINT Miss Lynch Of
become convinced that she IS tho only iuwful
Mrs. Davis. and therefore looks forward to
happy termination to her matrimonial tur1noils.
suicide Of Davis in the JUL. The story was told
as joke BY one Of the prisoners to an evening"
paper reporter, who swallowed the but and
failed to make inquiries ut the Jaiters office for
yeriicatton.
THE drowning In bath-tub Of the infant son
OF Dr. Meier, which was recorded III THE TR1B-
uSE OF last Thursday, has aroused considerable
feeling in the neighborood, and many of the peo-
pie Living there are by no means careful in
number Of them yesterday called upon States
Attorney Mills, and insisted that the old poison
ing case. In which Dr. Meyer. the father OF the
s Iro"ned child, and Mrs. Gelderman 1.-THE present
Mrs: Meyer were chursscd with numbering Mr..
Gelderlnan and the former Mrs. Meyer, shall be
nguin Investigated by the Grand Jury. These
people brought no new evidence to bear on the
case, but they Insist ed so strongly upon its being
again looked into, that there Is q possibility Of
the case coming up once more.
, 1880-03-21
NATIONAL NOTES.

Ten thousand dollars In gold was disbursed
yesterday.
a. II. CRANE, the Special Revenue Agent To-
Gated in this city, returned yesterday from Pc
oria.
SUPERINTENDENT MCDOWELL is still suffering
from severe attack Of inflammatory rheuma-
tsm.
AT the Sub-Trcasury yesterday the movement
Of silver footed up e. oof payments and 5000
OF receipts.
:, THE customs receipts so far this month equal
tnose OF the whole month of March, 1879, tho re-
ceipts for the rest Of the month being cleAr In
crease.
THE intcrnnI-revenue receipts yesterday
amounted to $213G0; of which $l4,s10 was for
for beer.
THERE were 335 barrels OF alcohol withdrawn
Tor export yesterday, the first shipment since
Monuay. The export business has been unusual-
~ light the past week, but there arc indications
OF revival within a few days
TIE dutiable goods received yesterday were
boxes tin plate: Clarke, Friend, Fox { e.. Il
cases prlnt-pnper; T. B. Meeker s. Co., 2l0 tons
pig.iron; pig Hibbard, Spencer Co., $50 boxes tin
plate; hurley d Tyrrell, packages earthen-
ware. The collections amounted to s9.490.
TIE case Of Jacob B. Hepp, the alleged fraud-
nlene bankrupt was continued yesterday before
oInn1 commissioner Hoyne; Nearly score of wit
planning mill which he had sworn belonged to
hts wife. The evidence showed that ali the
payments y1l were made by him, and that he vir-
crty which he omitted to schedule The case was
continued Until Tomorrow morning.
THE stock Of julius Ha1amerschlag, the West
hnhs9 Maes9n street cgaroodealer. was yesterday
s., go instead Of $10.00o and tho seizure hayinr
been made three days ago insteud of yesterday,
as stuffed in an Irresponsible afternoon sheet,
34ff11tuQfSCQi1E intends II1hInit +ha +o
, 1880-03-21
DEA9t8fSs

E:n,s"s ": Of fsse
11fsnIst, HxEs@,a3ss as3 x z r,x u,,. IN ~. s ~.,
| hts E,, ase. -. -.
s;s;:x; SS:n;Ss MsSsa S & ~ .,t ~ ss''Fsa
1ySis FUREY@sarch e % ia D. hi, residence m sonth III.
- t9mersl snnday Ut u o'cock BY carriages to Caya
Invited: - ~ ''@s''A''
re. j. Munson ncc Is years "a s4''N '''anplon' a"'ea
Funeral from her laie residence, 5s5 Calumet-av
Heuyer Dam it = nanpy @ py ense con 70 hoseha
Y0KK--At his residence: IS Honoro-st. Frida,
of bis aEe. ~ ''''I' y" 'o'A' IL 'ne '''a yea
=. Funeral from 225 Warren~aE., l:W D. n, Sunday
'hsais SaTSgs1t = sat,ase, S. to heses
ioTmely q pof!'and Ms D'' Ase' ose'1 barnes
ondny sdi Saaas: as sopna! m OF eas' and
afS SS1 Mans 5a e Marsa h3 J. @ hsa sess
years nonth a'1d days - ~4s''e' ''a''''' Aseo q
fB-Dotroit lMich.1 pnners nisase rr cnnr r'es"ent
sTASEYNA hs 1esidence peda o $50 Sypy Wph,.h,v
s5ay sEea E aSsn!ns ysn4s March ~ @ luzerns W. Stanley
9 + 81 5o f5op St Joseph. Mich, II. m tra.n III
please eopy: > "'''''' >'''''N'> p'pe''
yeurs.: - ANU" oaSpaf'n'' aeea -
Funernl from his late re.dencc % North Era,,-,,-
81 To Church ~ tia f3aiv E.mo' ~ +IM III
Calvary. o' 17' ~AeAe' " e''s u
KA1iu,,o-oh - .. -- =
Jube K onI Wisxru; ~ n IN Hsosf a E. ntans son OF
Tha rnn,n11a .s.,ra H. =. onll, ageu n!Vntns.
eoItns mere tasen TO onkwood Tor interment-
oSEi1n 1s::!ters sess Sso of
tatsleR oNelll. aSed ~ Years and months.
West Monroe-3t, LYNN r. Clark aged IS wears and 4
mHnths.
runef9i services - at the house, Sunday March T. at
p. u. Carranses to Graceland.
SMIT11-Mnrch 20 Mrs. Jane l.. Smith, wife OF
Waite 4. Smith, In the 46th year OF her age ~
KEESE-at M,nnhaa,a. -, r.,
in his 18th ycar onlY brother n Sirs K Il pnnn -
Chicago. ~ oA"T4'' ~
May his soul rest in PEACE
6riCESEY-Norch n. NJ hi. ean,a ,os ,s
Edward 5. Stctney~ ~ ~ LIS no"'e' Aoo f1ne-s1'
EunnraI scrrinns ., g. 7o-,,u, <,.-.,
Cas- and uuronsts1 csdoa ~ Tnurcn' corner 3f
CRA1G-Murch n a. rs c..a.or'". ~ - n e.oe4'
tnfnnt rhd ~ II Il ~ an1 ~ beltn2 Emma,
ALDhlCll-At her home 20 Clcstnut-st.. Wednes-
, 1880-03-21
LOCAL ITEMS,

THE grass is turning grccn," was the obscrv-
ant remark OF young man cscorting q pretty
aanlsei across the park, and the saucy miss rc-
pied that he had got ahead Of the gruss bv a
number of days.
Af. sea, OF that popular State street resort,
nnd1ng 1t impossible to supply the demands Of
thar multitude Of fower-seekers, has consented
70 continue the sale for six days longer, aud will
open each morning l, ,0OO dozen v;nrrs. So gr.,s
ruSss. and quantities of sprays and flowers Ia DC
s,lu II last weeks prices-Frcnch violets, III
n%d snnus nc crnts per duzen fine roses, all tints,
= ano Id cents each; sprays, cents u 9S cents.
Ihcy were sitting together Sunday evening
WI wi1n az album or two between them, when she
s: p,sasantly asked: "How would you like to have
ny alttneTti tive with you?' In Just fifteen ser
onds he htd his hit down over his face. and 1voa
ooitlng through the quito. 0
WOW IS the time for spring orercoats, Gail and
see turner's combined duster, travelling, and
spi1ng oVercoat ut IS Modison street,
:, bright little 5-year-old miss was takeo IN
u see oarn 70 see some sheep, and, after looking
at tnem Tor q moment, she cxclaimpd. az
hanmas' haunte' , see: the sheep all wcur their hair
Parties Irving on streets the aumbers of which
,3int naHe N.en changed can find lurge variety Of
,,d pten n.e'! jumpers ad j. Wollensuks, Wholesale
a.. a Ghicago dry-goods house last week furnished
the Innings and trimmings for baGy's erik tfe
!naterlals !n costing the modest sum Of $ll5 This
- ter1ole warming to young men who are
tempted to commit matrimony
Thousands OF families who will not rich tho
diseases caused by our impure water are NOV,
using 1!s only the health-giving Rethesda Spring
wafer furnished by Gale & Blocki 'e
4 wicked correspondent savs +ba& r,a, H.,
!,. Mlhtlists exploded dynamite under the Czar's
uining- table their wnr-cry was, 1.-The China
nast w. go!' We thought it was, s'Let us have
8, AZ the april magazines, the fashion tournals
@ eae lA1est periodicals, and new books arn or rSe
;aunterS 50, ut Smiths cheap book and news store.
- son or the Emerald Isle, meeting n co,n+rr
nan 1tal whose face was not perfectly Hmembered.
.a suiuIang him most cordially inquired his
aame' Walsh said the gentleman, Walsh.
, 1880-03-21
TIE CITY-HALI.

Work will be resumed on the new Citv-Ha}
tomorrow.
TIE work on the approaches to the Madison
street bridge will be finished Tomorrow. and
Tuesday morning it will be thrown open to
travel.
TEE City Engineer has discovered that the east
abutment of the Polk street bridge is sadly in
need OF rebuilding, and If it is determined that
me money can he spared will enter upon the
work In few days. f~@ o'e
TIE City Engineer and some other officials of
!a!1~aoEee we're In the city yesterday exunfn-
lnG Tue Fullerton avenue conduit with riru- tn
aod3ng some such Improvement to the public
works Of their CITY, ~'1o p0oAe
0EoHaE HOWARD ELLERs, Of New York. was
sestcrdny appointed SUPERINTENDENT of the Sew
cfage department to fill the vacancy which has
e1lsted 1or some time It is not known to what
branch OF the New York Democracy he hnon1s
out II IS certain that he will take on tho hahi3i.
ments OF Harr7sonlanism here It is a sad com
II mntntafE upon the Intelligence and capac1tr of
me local Democracy that some one coufd nof he
FOUND at hofne Tor the place.
REFORMING THE TATEn-OFrrce.
commissioner Waller Is finding Considerable
tnilhcqtts Us has already been noted 10 institut
ing tha necessary reforms in the Water Once.
, 1880-03-21

walsh" responded Paddy; "are you from
Oub1inf know two old maids there Of that
name. Was either Of them your mothery"
A:young man sent sixty cents to firm In
Michigan that advertised a recipe to prevent
bad dreams. He received 4 slip OF paper On
which WAs written: Don't 20 to Sleep
A sudden kiss made young lady in Indiana
insane, but this Is not test case. The usual re-
suit is desire for more.
, 1880-03-21
sFF THr RERGAfNs.

A more serious puzzle than the number craze
is just now disturbing the minds of the piano
dealers, but Messrs. Pelton, Pomcroy Cross
solved IT by anticipating the recent piano strike
and sending their juniorTartner to New York
and Boston, securing a choice stock Of goods,
which they are able and willing to Sell ut prices
not fail to examine the bargains ut their ware
rooms at Nos. $50 and liz State street The
busiest music house in the United States.
, 1880-03-21

W0MAN-SU SUFFRAGE BILL REJECTED. =?
HARTFORD, Conn.,, March o0.-The Senate re-
tected the bill providing for woman suffrage on
the license question.
, 1880-03-21
WtRRfAGES.

Buck Rayner's' Moth Powder Is sure de-
stroycr Of roaches, and nll other house insects.
, 1880-03-21

:; The Eldredge Sewing Machlne.-It leads
the world, and is the best for you to buy.
Sold on monthly payments. 100 State street.
, 1880-03-21

Times Our highest artists in dentistry: The
III cChesncys beyond doubt, though but IS O set
, 1880-03-21

Sweetness lingering nftep sweetness. Candies
for the ladies' bought ut Dawson's, I'll State~st.
, 1880-03-21

"EAVEh-GuTIIItIE-T E-Thurstiny evening, Alnrch
Is ut the residence Of the brides pnrents, isl Indi
an1-ns, by the Rev. Charles Hail Everest, Henry Il
Weaver and Addie l.. Guthrie. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Warriell Guthrie. No tzlFds.
, 1880-03-21

the whole winding up with Il grand categorical
1Ableau representing The free Prolc1arinn' .
dress. which consisted of defense of the P,lris-
fuu Loinnlunards against the charges Of robbery,
5apsnc, and murder brought against them.
There were iurge number Of women and chill
drcn present, and after midnight dancing was
begun with considerable SUCCESS.
LETTERS continue to pour in from all parts Of
the country containing requests for full aud
complete information regarding the Grand
Triennial Conclaye OF the Knights Tcmpar in
thls CITY during the coming August The Sccre-
tary ct the Executive Committee, Mr., Norman
r. Gassette. has his hands full in attempting to
keep up with this perfect mnss Of mail matter
and has but little to communicate in the way Of
cavc beyond the statement, based on this cor
rcspondence. that it will bring to Chicago one of
the largest crowds ever seen here. it not. in
the procession will include from s.jtN
of the Kniehts themselves; and that this
Masonic fraternity, but will include people gen.
erallly, attracted here by tho unusually inter
esttpa & r and extensive character Of the gnthering
summer resort Of the Northwest.
One Dr.. Greenleaf, purporting to hail from
New York. with q branch .tlice at Cincinnati
and an'ther ut NJ. 3lo Madison street. In this
city. IN ch"rEe If one, E. K. Learitt, is l,einE
quietly txked after by the Statc Duard Or
Health He hnsn't come to town ns gel, bur his
cir,.ulsr nas Travelled ahead of him, and shows
tlAt h.: s.:,s himself up HIS the complete herb
alist- whatever u1at may meHn. with power t.,
cure about everything known u1,.lcr the g"tlernl
an attack Of him just Ut present, and lis printed
q he State Board of Health bus
the people.Tho live at No 5l0 Madison street
an honest German couple-know nothing of any
Dr. Grssnlcaf Len e5 any K Leavi The office
AMI his Gtccn!eaf Medical Institute Of New
York. are In all probability frauds, and as for
, 1880-03-21
ANNOUNCEu ENTS.

fI'HEkE WILL DE A MEETING OF THE WEST
o. Madison and Hasted-sts ' ~
Daily Republican., 1880-02-17

requisite. There are large number
Of farmers Of this class in Delawar and
the number through thu efficiency si
the public schools is increasing, and Ia
such the beet culture recommends
itself. II It ever WAS . dream 70
him Of the past II need be
dream no longer. There are the beets
grown at their osn doors by their own
snterprising nsighbors. Tue well allsd
pocket book from the proceeds Of the
acre or two devoted to the culture oi
bssts is evidence that 1t pays, and the
railroad station is the market right at
the door. With all these advantages
in view there should in the approach
ing spring be general movement OF
the farmers to engage in beet growing.
The Delaware Beet Sugar Manufactu.
ring Company is snlarging the capacity
Of their works to $50 tons per day. For
period Of 80 days that would require
l3, 500 tons Of bsets. Can the farmers
Of Delaware--or rather will they not
supply that demand : fhe subject is
before them. Let thtm make an intelli-
gent choice.