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ftt, ~ Ittt tihtt. &c W" wv
irial list II the members
Iing Stock Exchange:
, Elk n. :. 4.
Reg. I..i~Ia
Mcdonald. Alex,
LcIviti. l.. v.
Hav"mey r., Henry
nckaY, Drake
Grllii, L. : ir.
! Kpenel. li"ury
/ Wrich. ". !.
Warner. william 5.
" Odl,ai. n.
| Wolf. Aired j.
VIII ans. j. II. II.
liuriun, 4. v.
Draper. ticDry" I.
iInlnans, sheppard
sand, 1neu. y.
McE rdli. Percy
SERVER, II. =.
C,:n'iaii, ". T..
Ir"kWOui. -. II.
/ Barnes. r.. ID.
lid>scy. " arfcn
MrCaulry. " ~.
Fi-k. 4. W.
RlcN. Mathcw
- over. \. &.
! i4rdNI;t. ". T..
SrUlt, Ci.Io. l..
Banker, J. II.
BlnnnEcr. g. l..
wsGn, \. &.
Houston, J. T..
81 ZabacilcT, j.
Ncrdcnai. -. +.
Euri1u, ID. NUycs
Hdnnt I, j I'm l..
Crouch. Grorsc
Euc.stahi. l.. l..
JanlI, LOuIB
Robinson. j. T..
selUrer. James NJ.
linch, Jerry
Barrow. j. l..
CJllln-, j. II.
GOidihwaltf, Henry
| Doug iH.r, lirDrgc W.
! Murphy, ". G..
Wills. G. i.
Hami,t, II. G.. X. jr.
GrOsVrnUr. ". Vi.
COUk. Ii. d.. jr.
Ward. I'erd.
Peters, Malcolm
snlit rim, j. l..
Belde.. William
Nash. II. K.
Macarthur, 4. J.
Burgess. {. A.
Frost, y. {.
FInncy. Newton Z.
Handy. K. l..
Bel. J. B.
Grconbaum, II.
AFRO, JOS.
We'll. Leon
LlftciIild, g. II.
rpcrliilg. NJ. f..
MOOisry. l.. j.
Hyinanu, L. l..
Whitehead, &.
Brown. G. B.
Miller. s. W.
McCouk. J.. VI.
JOhe-, &. 4.
MarVin. John ].
DcAibornOz, j. 6.
Lewis, 4. Is.
Dr0nnrll. j.
Mlllmarih h, John
Burrill. ). j.
CuTsr, g. neral j. NJ.
Eaton. L. W.
See ey, III. \.
ChilsiDas, G.. w,
Hubbard. II. j.
Leur. RODrrl X.
Tuits. Gardner T..
Chapman, IL. T..
Armour, Paul j.
kirkland. Il. I3.
BOgaFi, X. w.
Howell, w. II.
Illney, j. =.
Hunt. W. X.
Richter, j.. a.
RcIss, Leo
Hatch, Edward
R"gerH, e. W.
Lawrence. &. W.
McBurnoy, Samuel
AinsWOrth, :. ].
Horton, w. w.
Falcs. HdlibartOn
N0ller. l.. T.. l..
stiO. ecker, 4. L.
GRAY, Joun
Wallace. Thomas
Green, J. X.
COrsc, Il. NJ.
Carson, Il. NJ.
PcnchDeck, Geo. W.
Willis. G. 4.
rOmpkins, G. II.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11
The Prior Contempt Case.

The case OF George Prior, the juror
charged with contempt of court. was calleo
before Judge Force this morning. George
Prior. cousin to the defendant, reiterated
the statements made in his affidavit, that
he had been talked to about the case, and
that Thomas Ellis came to him and
wanted him to see Metzger to get YOU iol
him.
The witness did not 60 to Metzger but te
Horstman's office, where he made the am
davit.
Two or three witnesses testified to seeing
the two Priors together.
The defendant denied that he ever tolt
George Prior how the jury stood or any
thing about the case.
Tie matter was laid over until Thursda!
morning for further bearing.
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LOUISVILLE LACONlCS.

STATE KNIGHTS AR-AMAfEpR fosiLists
STRANGE CASE OF HYpRornoBIA.
Special to the star.
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE ANIMAL Con.
cave of knights Templar OF Kentucky s'ii
convene at Masonic Temple tomorrow
morning and continue two DAYS. Come oil
the delegates are already arriving and some
600 are expected. To-morrsw they VIII
parade and organize.
Gen. Bra g, OF Montgomery, and Grand
Generalisimo Hurlbut, of Chicago are ex-
pecttdte be present. }s
Saturday morning Newman Gross and
John Klotz two young men OF ptgiiisiic
turn Of mind living in the West Eaid. re-
] naifed to Woerner's Woods, down about
| Thir ieth and Chestnut streets, ard thAse
fought mill. 'y..s 5.i,.
Three rounds were fought, when Klot
threw up the sponge and acknoM ed ed his
defeat. Both combatants were badly di''
figured. -
/ Furman Preston, colorsd boy aged
seven, living in the southwestern snbnrhs
| is suffering from what DR.. Harboid calls
hydroph 5bia.
A strange feature of the case is that wher
the boy was attacked with commissions tn
father was similarly attacked. and beeam'
80 violent that it required tie unitet
strength of three men to capture him, an'
eontine him in cell, where he is now hel'
: for safety. e., aa Aatw
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
prouosals for the Operation Of Route Is.

Proposals for the Operation Of Route ID.
The Engineer was instructed to furnish
to the Messrs Emerys, free of cost, such
size pipe as he may deem sufficient
to carry the water to the ravine south OF
Southern avenue, the said ,Emerys to lay
the ,ipe and keep it i'll repair.
A petition for water man in. Chnrch
avenue between Gilbert avenue and Park
avenue was referred TO the Superintendent
of Water-works
III. g Engineer was instructed to prepare
plan and specifications for tue extension OF
ihe sewer on Clifton ayenue from Ohio av-
enue to the elbow of Clifton arenue.
Proposals for grant by ordinance OF the
right to construct and operste street rail-
road route No IS, were opened as follows
NJ Hollingshead Il Co. offered to carry
| Messengers for single cash fare at
cents; thirty tickets for 81; fifteen for 30
cents and seven fT 20 cents.
| A. e. Jones offered to carry passengers
ford cents, siegle cash fare; thlrty-three
tickets for 81; sixteen for SO cents and
eight for rs cents.
IL. Keck offered to carry passengers foi
s cents, single fare, 81 tickets for 81, Il
for SO cents and for 25 cents The Con
solidated Company agreed to carry passen'
gers for 8 cents, single cash fare, rs tickets
for 81, l2fer 90 cents, and for % cents
Isaac ]. Miller offered t. carry rassen
lee,s for five cents single cash fare; % tack
ets for 81; u tickets for 80 cents and 9 foi
rs cents.
NJ. s. Forbus agreed to carry passenger
| for five eents single cash fare; % tickets 10
81; twelve for so cents and six for 20 cents
The lids we're sh referred 70 The Commit
ltee on Railroads.
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MAkKElS By TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON May II -Turpenune spirits
steady at 36c.
oywseo May II Wheat steady. Corn In light
demand: western mixed. 5705sc
I,rrRorr. May IA Flour dun. Wheat easier
eYtra nominal; No. white, 81 233a; April 81 2OH;
May, 81 ao1z; June. 81 10; milling No. nom
inal. -HT E4%
ST. LOUIS. May 11.-Wheat dull and lower: No.
red, 81 l2A: No 8. 81 le7N bad; Corn ,a: dnE 70 70
2. 8l@S5c .,
pnoaA. MAY II. Corn quiet aud essy. High |
mxed. 3sk@341Sc Oats quiet: Nc. 2white. s2L |
@ssc Rye steady: No. 2. 765s@F6Ae "Aasky
steady 81 a6 #V~
MILWAUKEE,. May II Wheat steady: June,
81 liz: July 81 o7 Corn steady: No. 2 .soc soc
Oats steady: Eo.2, 3G1ac Rye hfm: NO. l. .soc
Barley irEa: Nm, :. 10c- N&# |
No 5. al is; No. 3 81 16; No. 2 mixed. 81 IL;
Oats: No. J., 40c; Ne. 2. 38c: white 42c. Corn:
High mixed. Acc; low, 45c; ears. 4ac.
CHICAGO. May ll.-Whear June. IL: July.
81 06A. Corn: June, s6hc; July. S6A. Barley:
Cash soc; extra No. 3. 60c. R,e: Cash, 76c. Oais:
June. YOxc. whisky: Sales of 900 brls at 81 os.
Tonxpo May n.--wheat dull: No. red
Wabash. al 49, cash, 81 i4la; May 81 II; June,
| 81 OBJ: July. No red mixed, 81 ~ Germ dsill:
| No 2, yellow May. SOC; damaged Sse Oais:
Nothing doing aug l
| BAprImoRE, May n-Market steidy. Mixed
corn SPOT Sse nay NSse;. aye iSe No rcd se
81 81; May, 81 80: June. 81 nv; Judy o. lS$4;
| August VI WA.
| NASHVILLE. TENN. May II Cotton: Ordinary
1gsAc, good ordinary lie. low middling n,4c,
middling llhc. good middilny nAc' Vine Wheat
Fancy 81 q. choice VI d. meoaum 81 zo0sl ~
low grades $ldsl 10
PIrTsBuRG. Pa, May II. oil Market-Oil City
ont.aed At 53l1c offered for old, and closed at
mat Parker-Opened at 72k9c bid for old, and
closed at 7s11sc bid for old New York-Petroenm
without quotahle change. ladelphia-Market
steady; refined. TIC.
winter dull; 1900 bush No. white Michigan at
4; ia Cam Quiet and unssttled: 30 geo bush
No. q Western OF 43Zc. Oats quiet: l5!00O bush
No. . Western at 35szc Canal freights firm and
: unchanged
INp1ANApo1as May M.-Wheats lower 10:
mixed at 35936c; mixed, 359s6Ec Oats steady;
: White. 32035c; mixed. 809S1c Rye steady at 74c.
: Bran SIS bid, $15 so asked per I II. Hay: Wag'
ON, Sl5@lz per Ton; baaed. ia 5O@a5 NJ piairie'
: 50 5O@f0
NEW oRrEANs May li.-sugar dull: good com
= mon. T@7Ac; fair 70 good. 7sH@7hc; fully
: fair. 7sIc: prime TIC Molasses dull Fair. 3Sg
. 4Oc: prime. .42@44c; choice.b0@52c Whisky steady
choice Cincinnati, 81 10; Western, 81 l0o@l W; Lou
4 isville, 3l0 0S. g9 H17W &ty Beg@@ GEsGt
!; PHILADELPHIA. May 1l.-Wheat active ant
sas1; June, ST 26A. saies: July. 81 lSsl, sales
), Anprst. 81 eslz9l pg,S. Corn quiet. Western
Is s. lSc: cash. SozSa5o,sc: June, sa.@aes4c; July
:. 47z@48kc. Oats: prime No. white, May, 44G
!. de- Eye tirm at u %.
!, PIrrsBuRe, May ilaGrain.-Mhsat easy
:. lshipring demand. .'C0rn--Supply liberal ali
!, marksd a ncIpa psioes cary on shelied ana firm 0l
4 tetr Oats weak. euotst.ens nnchHnged. Offering
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trofeum at ess1sc for standard oils und isc for
headlight
Potatoes quiet and steady 1t se@5sc for early
rose, and S0@S5c for peachblo~s per baah ssofe'
New potatoes plenty at s2@S per brl..
Poultry in fair demand for chlekens, and s mol =.
crate Offerings at g 5oa300 fer young and sS93 %
for full grown per dozen. Ducks offered al szS
so per DOZEN
Powoer: Fair demand at ssas 50 fot rife stand
ard. and 81 S5@s Is ior mining per keg' :.
|; Pea,sus quiet and steady. Tennessee red isa ~
%Sss ssSss yp,a spa mass u sss q s psT pound ea,
Rags in good supply and quiet We auote;
White cotton at S0s1zc, and mixed 40 at 2SZAet
per 10. Common woolen at 1A@1he and SOIL
woolen at 9@l0c per lh :,
Scrap IRON quiet and easy. Wrought scrap al
| 75c, and ssove cast at to95oc per LOO lbs
Seed: German millet at 65@90c and Hungarian
grass seed at e0@95c per pu C,oSsr W uunr ~, .
6s4@7c per ib. Flax seed at 81 2o@l 80 per Du.
Starcn steady and quiet Quoted: Bonton ~
| @4hc, pearl s1<f9s1<c. silken gloss bszc dlamoht
| gloss &C. corn 65sa6s<c per ID.
soap steady and demand fair. We quote ger
man Sc, extra olive 4sAc, family &C PEI 10; !! uer
man olive nc, amber bs1c per 10; Wni'e % 70 pe
box.
Salt in moderate demand, and3ohio River AM
Kauawha Quiet at 81 25 per barrel OF pu, an'
81 60 per barrel of 7 bu. Coarse Liverpool az VI
al 20 per sack. Turks Island 40@4oc per pu
/ Tallow 3. 5,,ssc ior country and SIC 1or city pa
lb ard demand fair. s.s a
Tinners steck: Fair trade and steady. Quoseo
Zinc slab. 711kc: sheet 914@s14c; block TN. Ae
2Sc: solder 16@l9c: copper ingos, 26c; DO
toms, SOC brazers' sheets, @@40c per 10; u
plate. / C. $40 259i0 70 and sl2 25@2
| per box. Gel
Il Vegetables: Cabbage at 697e per crate for prim
to choice. Peas at $2 So per bu. Onions s4g4 D
Mpooynwsre in moderate demand as foloW
| Washboarlls, 81 4e@2 Is: bucketa two hoop u sOs
) 2: do, tnree-nvop, 81 1902 Is: tubs. No " 5O@
No. q 81 5BI8 No. 8. s6 6e97; nests ei elght. W
@2 80; churns, No l. IS 5099; No. 2, T 5O@S, an
No. 6. S6 50@7 per DOZEN ....-. -,.-.--.-..
! Wool nuiet with larger receipts and steady
8 the Following: UnWashed- merino, 2S@D
l coarse clothing, So@Slc; medium DO 82@s,
. combng and delaine, 34@35c TUB washed
I Common. 4O@42r; good 10 choice, 4Ss95oe'
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s.,sso-wm. H. Fisher e, al. VS.. Duby Green

s4,s9O-wm. II. Fisher ct al. vs. Duby Green
" 81 sea-Bernara Kemper vs. Andrew Jergen.
sl,so4-M. sibley vs.. Robert Maysna etM
Si,9l9-Home Security BUILDING ana LoAn AS
seeiation VS.. ]. Jennings and vile.
"a ;e20-Ssme VS.. Bertha Oehsnef ct ~
81 4g22-Same VS. Henry Shafus ct Al r,.,
S4s25-Bernard Diekinann VS. Diedrich DICK
mann ct al. fE
as,G4s-Henry Brockmsnn vs.. John II. Law.
ooM MON PLEAS.
Kate Elder against VIM. Elder. This
case was suit for divorce tried before
Judge Burnet. The parties were married
in 1870. The plaintiff asked for divorce
on the ground OF extreme cruelty. she
testified that she lived in Camp Washlhs
ton. that the defendant beat her, threat
ened her life, and kicked her out oil tns
house. .r e..U
The Court held the case under advise
, ment ai .s a}4uis
| & POLICE
Drunk-Annie Curren, VIM. Hennessey
Robert Ford, Thomas Kenney, "; Patsel
Bolivar, John Burke, 10 DAYS; John Con
nelly, Wn. Corbett, SIS; o. II. Phillips, D
days; James Stokes. John Roth, S5o.oo. I,
DlS0rderty COnuucJ-ohaiice
cob Burkhardt, s.; Lizzie Roach. 1homs
Hastie, Marv Rush. John Miller, Fred
Never, continued: Abe Link. Phil. Lna
!, wig, Anna Hardin, 50; Phil. Diehl. nc &c
Bambach, dismissed; Mary +. Eads' Soo-o'
John Mcfarland, 30 da s. 49,
Miscellaneous-John j. Hunter. Samus
McNamara, John McDermott, vi"iation
| Hack Ordinance, continued; John Martli
Frank Martin, cutting, etc., continued Zee
Jacob Winfield. assault and battery, u
Henry Martin, same, dismissed; Henr
Brening, Henry Schroeder, sane. cont,
ued; Charles Hatten, same, $i'
Alexander Russell, John McGurran, snsp
/ cious persons, dismissed; Samuel Jone
James Bowen, John Daugherty' sam
$50 80, suspended; Joseph Scnnite, vagra
ey, 80 days, suspended; JOHN Tindall, pea PEI,
+ larceny, continued; VIM. Bolts, same Va
and 80 days; Orange Nesby, carry ing co
5 oealed weapons, dismissed: Frank Hai
g James Dixon, house-breaking, c ntlnue'
Wm. Devanney, falling to put name
}. wagon, dismissed; Mary Hulse, commlttil
|. nuisance, continued. ...-. .....
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Winter, 9s Sd@10s Cd; Milwaukee red, ssgioss
California white. 9s@l0s Cd; California cum
es lOdal0s Id. Corn. Il a01sd. PORK, 90. pee.
rs 60 Bacon Long cleaz. 8is; short clesf. Sor
Middine apiands, Q il 16a; middiing Orleans
ss1d. Sales to-day 5000 sales, Of which none arc
Tor export and specuianen.
. BosroN. May II -FlDuf steads and nfn,
Western superfaie " 25@5 70; eomnaon extras. 20
@65O: Wisconsin extras. s6@6 so: Minlesota ~
winter % wheat SS;sn. Sa,o a3a s1aS ~. St
LouiA 81 25@S rs; Wisconsin and M1iiaeseM ss.s
natent process. spring wheat 81 75@e 5G winner
wheat 81 5009. Corn Quiet new, os9o4S ,;so Ta
quiet No. and extra white 5195ac; no .ee mMSs
5O@501ae: No. 2mlxsd snd NO. whi1eA ssss'@
e.95e@$l.
LOUISVILLE, Kyr May l1.-Fleur dull at sta,
tionary prices Patent S7@s; choice fancy. 6@
6 50; plain fancy, SIS 50@5 rs; extra, ~ S099'
| A No, l, s. 25@5 50; extra family, Va 1902
Wheat: Receipts and offerings instgnincahss \
with prices unchanged. We n0tea sale o. a ~; n
at 81 0a We quote fair to prime at 81 0s@l ; ~.
Cor Fairly active, with prices ruling firm. we
quote sheled corn at 4lc for mixed; iSc for Wni.e
on track or levee; ear corn 4oc on ARRIVAL bariSE
We quote prime fan at 9oc per bushel Rye: W.
quote ct soaS1%c Oats: Quiet p9t s;esay ~ o.. =
In bulk on track or levse. Whisky isQaietat VI ~
j NEW York, May u.--Flour steady and yer.
moderate for exports ana home trade inquiry
i receipts. 1890 barrels round hoop Ohio, ISS $G
5 u.s. choice do, $5 seas 70; superhne Wessertn, nn
S4@4 90; common to good extra do, Va a0ga " y
choice do do, e5{a7; choice white wheat 90, W =
g5 25 Wheat: spring quiet and uncnanseSu 3,
winter white, 1S@szc better: red Withom ,oS as
cided change; No. 2 Northwest, May: " ~;
No 2 red, May 81 S2@1 TN: July. u 16AC
81 321S: June, $a6s4 Corn is shade stronge
and Quiet; mixed Western, spot, 49@5lAe;. "a
. futures, 47sl0491sc. Oats dull: Western, aoe
/: 47c. Beef quiet and unchanged; new P,al
! mess, 50 50a10; new extra do. sl0@10 30. FOR
; frmer; new mess, $40 S5@l0 90 Lard Is -, shas
stronger; steam rendered. 7.75c. Butter dull an
declining; Ohio, 1o@1sc. Cheese suli and wee wee
at l0als1lc for poor to choice Whisky n0mina
It Western, 81 l1@l L. Sugar about STEADY, WI.
; fair demand. Molasses steady: trade modefat
|; Petroleum dull ana nominally unchanged. NJ
: fairly active and quite firm. Coffee firm, ana
fair inqniry. Fretghts steady Spirits turpent,,
dull and weak at 30c Rosin quiet at u 35ogl ~,
Tallow steady at 66a6 l-l6cfor Western. Eggs qI ~
and weak at ic@1lAc for fair to cholce. y
goods: Business remains quiet in all departmeI
i. of trade Cotton goods quiet and beached goo
!, unsettled, with a drooping ten',ency. PrlnE
Q light demand. Hartel's prints are reduced Z
IS Men,sw ear wooleus dull, but fairly steady Sll
IL hams and lawns in good demand and nrm.
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IT DIES HARD,


Meaning the short-lived Board OF Aeaitn'
Mayor Jacob stated that by some error
the Legislature had legislated the Board OF
Health out of existence. The opinion OF
the Solicitor in the matter was read.
The Solicitor stated that under Sectloh
mai of the last Legislature, the Board was
not longer in existence. -, ), .
"Then, as l understand it," asked the
Mayor. "the Board Of Health Is wiped
out" .
"Yes, sir, that is the sum and substance
Of it." replied the Solicitor; there ls az
present no Board Of Health
MIR. Setter moved to adjourn sine die.
There was no second to this motion.
The Mayor asked Mr.. Fitzgerald, who
was present. if a meeting of the Board Of
, ouncilmen could not be called for amor
row. :, ;. :.
Mr.. Fitzgerald replied that If 1T was TO-
the purpose of abolshing the Board, tn
meeting would be called with the creates
< melton to adjourn until to-morroN
afternoon was made and carried.
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The offerings at aucJlon for the week were
1 : .3;S hhds ana ITO boxes, as follows
AIS hhds Mason County. Ky.-S hhas VI VOC
4 sl ( at slfl7 30, 3 at eSta8 GO. at $l5@ls, al
S2OG22: NEVIS hhds at 81 20t95 %, 66 at ga
! 7OS 81 at $500 %, 150 at $l0@l4 TO- ~ at siees
2s6 hhds Brown County, Ohio, new-so at 50 %
M5 50 at s6@7 95. ~ at $s@99O. " at $lo9l41o.
50 at $15@19 %, s at $2e922 SO. ~
159 hhds. Owen County, Ky (neWl-S9 at " ~
0a5 95, - at s6a7 IS, "a at $S@9 S5, R AT $lo0
3O4 hhds Pendieton COUNTY. KY, tnewl-6S at
A. 3,e5 95 S3 at SBa7 80 As at $899 w, " ut wv
ala rs, 2S at $15@19, ! at $29.
IA lnhds one County. KY tnewl--s at VAC
6 90 8 at S9a9 50, 6 at $10@l2 80, at Sl5@l6
nhds. and boxes West Virginia (new)-4 M at
$a@2 o., AT s6a7 81, VI at SS 40 boxes az Sa9I''
boxes Southern KentucNy tnew1-at VI 4o@to @ ::
10 hhds and blxes Indiana tneW)-b 7 w oa
a5 95. s ut $6g7 60, at ~ 25@9 az VIZ po1e'
at 81 25@S 7a - .. =,
! 40 60aI. u at S6 2097 O5. 9 ut IS 3O99 s0, a.
$40 1S@ai4 25. lat SIS. boxes at "a 1907 10.
% s has 81 s1asssa ss SGH@y 9ssii s. 81 il It s5as
"a hfds. Henry County. KY tnew)-3 at s@e
90. Sat IS 5Og7 90, s atsS@s s5. Cat $llt9l4 %
IS hhds. city (new>-7 atS2 2o94 25. at $S 95@
| o 70 7 atSlO 75@9l4 rs, at $l5 ID,
| 3 hbds East Virginia new at S2O@23 5O.
l. liz boxes Ohio Seed-4 at u 5OYo 10 w AZ "
| al 95. 9 at $500 80, 6 at $40 IA.
d boxes wisconsin Seed-26 at VI 2595, 1
- b. Boxes Pennsylvania Fen N seeds at Sc 6o@7,
| GfE IN F." aN
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Wesley Chanel,

Tie Trustees of Wesley Chapel M. E..
Church met on last evening and organized
bv electing the following officers viz. ;
Henry e. Spencer, President; Richard
Miller, Treasurer; Joseph I. Osborne, Sec
retary; Joseph A. Jones, Superintendent
of Buildings; Ehenezer Fillmore and Geo,
Burgtorf, Assistant Superintendents -
Buildings.