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.TEE . WT-IUIT TEITTT-T
Il Dressing a Beefiin 2:45.r5.

UG Lstnil7 baiiiA i1JN =
On Saturday last Edward
Hardpett and VIM. Cary, two
butchers employed atethe beef
canning wo5ksin East ST. Louis,
performed the feat
Of dressingasheaf5Snotw min
utsss saai feItys6pe7 seconds.
After theganimaln fm1rishzmas "a
bJlodkbhadhHrnS kiIIeLbnand
Observation-Disclosures zoffHthe.
lateral the knees), the word
waed gwsrs aud athe two men
wentto work with IshaIp knives.
and the above mmed time had
shipped It Of It's hide, abstract
edithe entfaas divided the an
midland hung dpathe halves.
The fastest tiaFe ever made be-
fore was by 1aferty and Fer.
guson at Brighton, Mass, two
years ago, Who dressed a beef
IN four minutes and one and
one-half secon al World
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Fuad Pasha, the Turkish OK
minister Of war, is SO poor as to
be obliged to sell his jewels.
A few days since he instructed
stones, which he believed to be
valuable, to an agent to dispose
of. The latter took them 20.
the Count de Montholon, the
secretary OF the French En-
bassy. In examining the stones
one fell from the counts hands
and broke. 1t was only crystal,
as were all the others. Fuad is
believed to have been the victim
of a daring theft; but there r
many people who strongly
doubt his goad faith
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The Charleston News ard

The Charleston News and
Courier has been having a little
fe1 with Georgia papers about
who has the most looms and
spindIes in the manufacturing
districts of the two states,
South Carolina has only 1888
looms and 1897 employs. while
Georgia has 1907 looms in Col
umbus with 2i6z employees,
which the Enquirer and Sun
thinks a pretty good showing
for one town.
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~ Hiertion Tickets1in .,


|, The election law approved
10TH 1879 Contains the
provisions copGern;ng
stieketss1ixo aoirsg {
, All bailutsGshallrb ewritten OF
printed o~baplaimwhte paper,
without sany picture 5sien wig.
nette, devicGior stamps or marks
except the writing~or printing.
in black ink, odblack penzil, Of
the names ofthe, candidates and
offices Votedlf for or except, the
name Of the political ,8party
whose candidates are onosthes
ticket such ballots may bewrit-
tenor,pTinted 1onaiplain white;
fools lcapg legalicap,o orblettet
paPersiiProvided that all ball
OTIS acontaining the nameo of any
candidate pasted over the name.
Of any other candidate shalinot
be counted for suchncandidate
nameis SO pasted. And
any ticket not in conformity.
with the above, shall not be.
counted IN counting out the
votes.iueot ~ shs u ~ nj
all ha.E; g. rtr.rs
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The very latest style of fc-
male stocking is bound way up
on the top side with a little band
of lace, and We AMT married
either, and the late wet spell had
nothing to do with it We saw
en- on 4 real bunaGLc line.
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The East Meeting Of Lee
and jackson nisH az

Having, secured the agency Tor the ccIes
bratetiH'0il Print entitled '.rhe Last
Meeting Of lee and Jackson prepared
and sold by Tumbull brothers, Baltimore,
Md, / offer it for sale at the low pnce Of
S., without flame. it being q picture every
true Southerncr should have to hand down
to posterity as a relic ana memshiotsae
1Cause" they so bravely fought, for and as
a mark of the high and Pathotie esteem
they hold for the name Of the immortal Lee
and Jackson. See sample ofpicture hang
ing in postolice. WN, ]. BRYAN.
Brenham, March u, iSSolwihi.
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The best way to look at char
acter is to overlook its weak
ness-except SO far as it may
be necessary to guard against
them; and, adds the rogue's
thought, except SO far as you
have occasion to take advanta-
ges of them.
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talking extra nice-toLher.
r Sixteen deaths were caused
by,a b6lef explosion In GAS
cow Scotland, on March s.
II Sav E-fa8H 5lqsE nrs Eatsaf
. A report was rife in London
ithat Abdu Rahmah Khan had
been repulsed in Afghanistanl
f. Theinet earnings Of the Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy
R. R, last year we're 900.
ii 1t is notorious TACT that lie
\ will travel all over town-before
dhe-tfuthsoaH get fairly under
headwayo bisq ooiTq dsso isoa
Count Sy99aas Ss5EolBSrTrg 'wecffnrfigg5zl
erode, win relieve Bismarck OF
his arduous duties as Prussian
premier.
The maiiservice has;ncreased
from rs ITO i3o5perdcenu in a
year, while 7the cost is 'froma5
to IS per cent less. u Hq ti5H
The expenses Of governing
lGreat Britain and its depenr
dences for the year 1879 exceed
ed .s4Ooboo,ooo:i .o11on -
/, JayGguld ha9ss Been & elected
president ofthe MISSOURI Pacif-
lie r. 1'St, Louis is well re-
sented ii tie directory. ol
b Threes ihundredn iamnestieds
tGommunists arrived at Rrest,i.
France, on March 5th, There
were no DEMONSTRATORS.
! gLgaH gut ,bsai.Qm9li Is.
A Mss Tanner WHO married
a Mr. Hyde with elsyen6hildren
saids hS bad giyeH,up tanning
and e92e to dressing Hydssilop
j. The Governmentgetsth taxa
ing business down veryer6he
wheniit taxes an EDITORS income
band puts aastauip on a boxoof
matches.
IiGT 10 YtE3lq a 8s3aT -
Thomas Jefferson said TO Let
the farmer forevemore be hon
cred in his calling. for they who
labor in the. earth arethe chosen
people of God. ~ ,sq q Il
b The EImfra Advertiser has
discovercPtfat women do not
cultivate the society Of men of
letters 50 much as they do that
of men of money.
fu3oGol1 III s1oestu Toi nd
g Sin always begins with pleas
ure and ends with Bitterness. 1t
j. like a colt, which the little
boy said was very time in front.
and very wild behind. .liF
- Seth Spieer calls his night
'snlrt floose change Anleditor
with a night shirt Whewl
Pride, where is thy sting? OF
Wealth where isthy Xictory25 4
- The recriDts ;o1e ds;Io =,
ST. LonisIfootrup about roooo
dozen. -Oftb;s ,,norrt SIou
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RAYS

East India Pile Care. The
only specific for all forms 0f
Piles. In use in foreign coun-
tries for years, lately intro
duced into America. Warrant
ed to give instant relief and q
permanent cure guaranteed.
Sold by all druggists or mailed
free on receipt Of price, SO
cents, blythe American agents,
Richardson & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Saint Louis, Mo.
ZARA'S BILIOUS PILLS,
guaranteed to give immediate
relief in all cases Of Bilious
and Liver Complaints, Cos.
tiyeness, Sick Headache, In
digestion, and cleansing the
system of all Impurities. Price
% cents. All druggists sell
them.
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Care of Farm Machinery.
Fnrest. Eorre and Earml

Jofest- rof5e ana fafm
Lack Of this is largely pro-
ductive of hard times among
farmers. Nor is the fault con-
fined to farmers. Many dealers
keep more machinerythan they
can house. In some sections,
carloads of threshing machines,
wagons, etc, are left exposed
to the weather through the heat
ed season. The Texas climate
is peculiarly destructive to ag-
riculturar machinery, yet in no
state is less care taken for its
protection. For this careless
ness, the manufacturer, dealer
and farmer, suffer. The MAJ
chine does not give satisfaction;
aud the farmer complainsto the
merchant, who writes TO the
maker Probably an>agenth has
to visit the purchaser, and a
compromise is effected, after a
needless loss of money, time,
and perhaps temper. Each
considers, himself misused, and
the reputation of the manufac-
turer is injured.
Careiessness of this kind is
much more frequent than is
generally supposed, and is the
cause of large losses to manu-
facturers, : 1t is chiefly due to
the abominable practice ofsend-.
ing machinery out on commits
sion. Perhaps as far as large
machinery isconcerned, this,evil
Cannot Be entirely ebviated at
present. but it can and should
beegreatly lessened. In regard
to small Implement, such, as
plows. they should never be
commissioned unless for the
purpose of introduction, and
then il sample lots only.
"" 49,
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Digestive Aptitude Of the Horse.

u -
An European correspondent
OF tns faIn'eTs kesiew says;
~ ~ eSpefia1SnsSa iafm OF
u mas PsHn
oeeupIso }eSylHs inc oges5lyee
aR,lSuos US nerse' curing
~ srd wolhS'
eS. seelYea
Pounas q cats eievcSs o. meaq77
DIV d sIes n Ylsis5sSsp slla|,
snp ong9pSrlel ~
s1tS' aap M eHPetlhshs ifsse
over lpsr,9psa o. ursren
eonssIuSiye GAYS 4
lp9l was % aiso nS
uroppinsS o. me animal WIN
accpracyf. SIC lsSu,S, 'Hal 70
variation faf II muScular eHeI'i1n,
eitner layers or enecSep the
work Of disfsstiI9n' ppt Hns
So y, ui
that inqtTtseq aisese,Yht. e
WeiShl Oh y ooqyFefsaIS G9I
uadlfelons y reSPeef 70 ofip,
oeing someone's steStcE q tTs7
ana inc Opposite iolI2Tins fhe
.quanutY pt. water taken' olt
WHICH qu9ntlSy !lss eyef larger ln
propoFqon 70 DISEASES
tion. 4 oiet 9ihay ana oeahs
gave slnlilar res ab . sne
9 gong, Feyesi'ns S.so pnds na
mots muscular aCeloh eHPsnu-
go INC ~ amman ollnihI
lshes 4 no weignBSd sSiTah oshsi
wofps, ISIS Us Owl suostahce,-
was gltnerHioLe asfel.a.igp
ina n1rse atlis tfss Wsii,
meadGw nay lsh rqln'.issulg
dnlniaiS ers IN qns
Ssse oi SUBSCRIBING i per cent
rms IS que 10 pSraw ceiiuose
oelhe. hsoEesiese'honS lesoeesTl
non IN INC case-ef-'ne morse ,
tne'P1oeeao.ahn, non.nieDosenlz-
eunna1eels'ane olgesteo eiu@ly
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, o1l thc
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ParneIl's lecture IN ST. louis
on the evening Of March 9Th,
netted nearly $1,000 = ass
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by frost.

AFTER a hard frost the Early
Amber yielded II per cent Of
cIystanizsBls sugar. and at ii
PEI sept. Of galcoseb awhileths
best sample of Louisiana rib
bon sane produced IosISeper
cent.ef cTystaIlized sugar. The
white liReFiah, when the seed
was riRe and hard, yielded
IS 2QIpet cent. Of crystalliza-
bic sugar, and less than one
per eent Of glucose. .ee
The error Of farmers has been
to, cut their sorghum before the
SEEDS ripened, believing that
ihe R9rejufythe stalk was the.
more sugar they were likely to
obtain.
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Miscellaneous Items.

j Even the bootblaek says his
business Is Frightening up. ~
= Tie life of the Russian minis
ter to Paris has been threatened
iby the Nihilists. ai
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3D. o. 4iissou

I The ounce is an old fruit, in-
the Europe,
and probably more esteemed by
the old and Romans
than lbyd nss5f!Co lumella, the
most distipguishedY of the ,R9z
man writers on yagriepltures
speak ofoquigess as ssn4opy
yielding pleasure but health%
They SCENT have been first
cultivated atCydpn in GandA,
hence TIE botanic Lname, Ryrus,
Cydonis : but tlrey,sare now
raised all over the temperate
zone, as they flourish best where
the climate is not too hot or too
cold, anq t6di rlb
! The medicinal virtues Of this,
fruit are still recognized, but we
.doubtsyery much whether the
old notion that it was a-speeihc
for asthma had much foun-
dation. .nNearly all fruits con-,
Iduce to health as well aslpleas-
ure. stimulating appetite and
actingnas an aperient to the
bowels and the lauince is spe-,
.ciallyi appetizing as uhas such
a delicious fragrance. The smell
Of it railways tempts enc to eat it,
but 1t is too hard and indigesti-,
bic everto be eatenexcept when.
cooked, being and exceptien in
this respect TO fruits in general.
If the ounce were only as
tender asa peach and melting
as a. pear, there would be no
end to its consumption Cooks
ing drives off muchnof its deii-,
-cious roma, but there iseaough
teitaomake stewed ounces one
of the most acceptable dishes
ever brought on the table.a m
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TEF-R!CHBL9l1!

Parsons PurEutiyc Pills make New Rich
blood, nEd will eomplefely change the blood in tia
sntire sys;ern IN thte6 hianthxi Any person who viii
take ! pill each night frpm I to 1a weeks may he re-
stored 20 sound hshlth, ifsqgha tkiug be pEsibla.f
senthS msil for 8 letter stamps I. !. JOHNSON
&C0,, Bango-, Me-.
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Makes a specially of selling and exchanc
ing lands and town properly, the rendering
and paymentol taxes, renting and look
ing after dwellings and storehouses.
E7- Office upstairs in Gfasef's Building
scpt.67S,. 9o =, .s5 81
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make up theseacafs sihto a con-
tinuous freight train, allowing
sonfecsof tfacksfS seaeHneaf.
The trainswonidl exeehdsi6oSo'
milesg cor neafljsdtwieeV across
the deaanene from the Atlantic
tothe Pacific 0ceausaAAgain:
Suppose We put this cora 7Seo'
sqaarei bin zesfeet deep!e Teti
the aFtihinetiealsyodd readers
o-h6heRnefieah AgneelairaFst
reekoh row largeaEfi ON would
bcpkcR way iqasoHo9s many
aeresit would eoyeFAaIso how
maayobonads oftpofRqf would
mske5kg ivea Is pgs weighing
IoosIbs. seachswhen theyHbegihs
feeding upon the corn, and $50
lbs.aslien killed fofpbrK.AAhi-
Observation-Disclosures for March,
tn ~ - HNTHr tfFF IHl
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Some Corn IN nliaais.

The corn crop Of the single
stats Of Illinois for the year
1879 i. 5eported 70 be ,3o5,SI3.z
37z bushels and estimated to
be worth So7,4S5,o52, or about.
81 i-4,cepts per bushel.. 1t is
diffcplt for the mind to take in
the IplI magnitude Of these fig
uress Here are some calcula7
tons that vi help the concep5
ton: Load this corn upon
wagons, 40 bushels to the load
and start, Them off on the
road 50 near together that there
shall be 100 teams in every
mile. The line Of wagonsicars
rying this one crop of Illinois
corn would stretch aYay16A53s
miles, orlmore thanithree times
around the world Again:
Load this crop, upon tra,lyaY
freight cars, 2S5 IL bushels or
-hDpf 9 fNrc4o a., ,,J
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y q Hhont0s e~npCaneso,

.rad3oas ntA=mEs OBJ cos
Ratadgdtd. IsHisf. % sdi se bsl1l
sIihe5exneria1esits Of Dr.. Goli
liGlithe chemist b~fthelAgricul.
tmaiB hoopHoduttion
of segzei Gohsie Ia
proddced, dfssh shodadnbe
vcrHSedsnibyd oeher9schemists.
some remarkable resultsss II
hasloagbeeaskow that, In
me&Fky 5epefy iastanee ihpwhleIi
fatAets have attempted to- OBJ
tainisgar from me ssofghufn
plant tket haSekqaiIed Ierba
satisfactory .reseit.slm To abs,
The utmost they were able to
dosYas to get a fair quality Of
molasses. Absorbing 10 the
report ofDr. Collier, the reason
Of this appears TO have been be-
cause they cut tier sorghum.
at time when the Juice CON
tanned a large amount Of gld-
cose, and but little if any cry
stallizable sugar. ~
DR. Collier .e~xpefimented
with four kinds of sorghum2
the Early Amber Chinese,
Liberian and ,Honiurss. He
fo5Fd the arlY Ambsr the Best,
and next, TO- the early Amber.
the white JLiberian and the
Honduras. In all cases where
the plant was Just heading for
seed he found glucose predomI-
nant in the juice, The. relative
amount Of crystalIized sugar
being very small But as the
seed hardened the amount Of
glucose became less, and OF
crystallizabIe sugar more; the
largest per cent. Of the latter
being in every instance when
the seed was ripe and hard,
Just before frost or after the
plant has been lightly touched
l. TT
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make HEiS hay.

An Enslih Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist now
Iiorsear Cattle Powders sold here ara worthless
trash. he says that Sheridan's Condition Povdsrs
tte Aosolutey pure and immensely valu abla. Moth
~ on earth will make hens lay like Sha-idanis
,anditlon Powders Dose one t-aspoaafpl 70 one
f1 bst-s,r q 81 iz assH ]
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The. hail servicr has:ncreased.
from rs Ito i3odperdcent in a.
year, owhile7the cost is froma5
to Is per cent less. II so ion
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I. The receipts of eggs daily in
st. LonisIfoot up about 10000
-dozcn. SOfthis amount, about
{. 1000 ior three7!car loads, are
shipped to W York every
Iav
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Z Count yyoaassskolBcrg wcfnffigg5zz.
erode, win relieve Bismarck of
his srduous duties as Prussian
premier.
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, Sixteen deaths were caused
by a B9aef explosion IN GIass
sow, Scotland,, on March 5:
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- Seth Spieer calls his night
shirt loose Change Aneditor
with a night shirt 5Whew!
Pride, where is thy sting? o
Wealth, where is thv victorv3
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JayGguld ifaggg Been elected
president ofthe Missouri Pacil
lie +; r st, Louis is ven re-
sented ii tie directory. oi
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: Hepei IS such a bait, it eover any hook
Thirsttcaches all ANIMALS to drink, but
belongs only to, man.
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/ 1t is notorious TACT that a lie
will travel all over town-before
the-tfuthscaH get fairly under
.headwaNo bisq ooiIg dsBo isogi
, 1880-09-17
NEW YORK,


Sptstal Dspalth 10 Ihs CAeapo 1tsbunk.
NEW S0WK Fept, lB.-uitAtS-Whent-Eurther
rFoHsoss WIZ nua In tho upward movement IN whesk
III tho tnA|!s,9a to-taT. Tho fnyHlt grade OF Wait
e1n advanced ab0ut M195c and In soma inst&noss
even MoFs. Western rspoVsa wcra ut stimulating
tetur n reaction occurred ~ the d!sposlslon t.
:pSeulass 4ssoan! tIseis psreSpss, Cur W M saans . -
0 y N 'IuT a ss's; - : :s S
lsFsEs g
xssh saIYi. tssa
# 5
movement. luh!u aAxlyea wyts sseuud u,1re -.
~ ss$ s n?
4 II 81 i{,ss n $::eI y: vi:
ssst H. :'ss s!o;s ss s'! 81 ss! S
:$s ss'f 81: sas:ts :s :S$,; X ~;
ssa,sc;, ,,.;;Ss1x I oM 1s1y a'ss! Sislass AZ
:pssaia!ys Spt!Sa. y st.; s!stse,Hg aaussl aIsa.
~ s shtis =: TIC
IT. Sts aai s4s fsS. sa.
SFI ,S . Ss s ss H. r. 81 ~
d s"G 10 q. ~
Il p;:ss.s sa
syf9Ssi5qx y n1s4as. n. nSasts
:aVat,i sa,s. u 81 ss ~ ,ssd!asf;. nd
.s5as{ Y NJ teaxas nttet s;9teYsyf 1p.a. s;ax
~ lJ:al4MIl s.lu VI ~ Irls, ssIrfs VU1uu ola u
Auw for NuysmueI al tlh nre ned hugs fnrly Aetlvs
HnsItt !" % 1v,sEa 'H =. sa1{ Iasss hc z =.
steam !a!d ~ freely dralt IL fer early dslsetyi
&g1t.d u ~ ro,a loMI. to ts2 tD f9l p.Ympt das
a1ain a1,l'm.9n tS1;r.0d s!"s!nk y ssdaso9 II
Sosumbur ~ fslIt4s4s NJ l.eeu ui6sr It tat1s ys2i
op!lon vi tAt5; 1ahn.try nt Al7ta. -
fALLUW-ttFEl It'll w les nuted 1f IU 0t lbs Rt 81
Gef.lck st1ssto In ltaite1 reQuust; quotsd u teS
, 1880-09-17
FIRE l;Nt}1NEERS.
.u.rotDtl,,cn N1nds nj TheI
49, Council III I1s,Htttti,

lutINtl. N1nts Mt Tl,elr
Council III liu~tat,.
. JosrDy, Mass, Sept. lD.-At tho evening
.pssIo, If the Fire Engineers yesterday n re-.
mart f,yorlng telegraph rs thu only rrlLnblc
s,s,em fur giving a1nrl,,a, a,nl n rrEHlrt rcc-
ou,,..vnuing ,lrlll aud discipline rs IL sl,bsti-
tute for fire tournaments, were at1nbtet,.
1psolutiohs were nl0pse,l recommending
1,is Of ,,Icrlt n,Ml Il systent nf ,l,oraI rrwai1l
for tiu,au ,llrnlrlt who perform ae,s vt bray
cry \ rrpnrt WIS adopted recommending
The intrnAurtltM " chemical engines and
ut,lcr Mlc,rs VI rxtneusting fire with bnL
ljl,n water, 'rl,e nunrt faynrng TIC pay-
,ucnt uf the privilege tax lMsl by Insurance.
cumpas,las To tnwl,s for the formation Uf n
1pr,,lal,rnt fund fur tlle bpnrft Ut disabled
1lrrmcn, was atsoptrd.
Tie protection Ut t,,eatrcs, opcra-l,ouscs,
etc., was discussed, Chief-EnglNrcr Green
n,atIr repnrt recommending keen Oilicnl
es4 Of constructions. This sliiieryislnN altnu!t
lie cnrrlrll u,!l by thu department fur titu enl
structlt'r attl ihsl"stiIi na buildings. Illea'
separated from, tlM. ant![lolinln'y 'y brick wills
extending to thu ruot. All ir,., ttrnI, sl,Drla
also b. provided ollrer cllangeS WIRE rec
t[R-Nlkkl I'll GhblAlC1D III tuG pNDIE SE1iulo
WIS next considered Elinf Iol,lbs, Of Wor-
ceyter, submitted a rclnrt fl which llu Urged
]norc attention tn this isiattrr ly scllDnl-
teachers nH Unn Ut i,l'linst impnrtNIce. 1t
rplparrd To him ll,nt the he's, plan WIS
i5caWfnly ,till children III marching steatl-
jlY III line, Going lnau md ElI11E frun rtl0I,ls.
Xdruln sllnultl h, kept n every srllonl-
lufldlng, to be braten Nllly III russ IL lry, ns
signal fnr tic children To fail Into Efnn ind
rarcl, IL tho ordinary place Of cgrrss u,,ttar
command of their tpilGl1rTH,
Tla ConMittrn un renen,ent Houses IT,
ported, by Cl'ief l[rmniser, Of Columbus, O.,
III fayNr Of more stringent laws regulating
tie construction or tenement linusrs, reIulr-
ing better internal arrangements a1l tic afI-
prNttOiin1 l[re-1SrN1rs.
Clllcf Sexton, tf 81. 1.nllls, reported IN
favor VI the organization t,f l'ohultr corps
aspnrt nj NIL reg,.iAr fire departments.
file nnnltna rernrts hf tIln officers NJ the
Association for The past ycar were submitted,
that Of the TREASURER showing receipts.
s'AO5o; expenditures, stD,:rs' The orHanI-
1atlon cutters lipnl, Il ll!w y1Nr uMtOr better
financial auspices tlsnn eyer bcfure.
, 1880-09-17
MEMPHIS BONDS. /

BALTlMonE, Sept. lA-Thu Commission
appointettby tho l4e9fs!atNre or Tenncsseo
to confer With the bon.ll.oltlcrs of tho City
of Memphis held n meeting thts morning alld
aad n conference with tbs bontllln!tIcrs resi-
dent III baltimore. Tho Commission is cnn.-
slll, H. L. l.rlnkiey, ului Il. Is. S,0wtlell, ne
toInpnnle.l hy ,llltlEr tialn n. Lua n1ti other
1rVHtnent etlizrlls Uf Memphis. After con-
snltatton with tlM Commission III. rrEnrd l1
Fl sssai.n,,yy. al!ty " tu MeIs I to 'e" a.rs sf I,is
,dul,sed II resoltti.A, To np,ulnt II represeI,tn-
I'VE to net In conjunction with TIC rcpre-
.eliinttyrs appointed by the New York City
lont|lDltlur. &, exnninn Alitl repnrt upail tho
lated to net for tho baltimore b0Ndho!ticrs.
, 1880-09-17
INDIAN CLAIMANTS,

spseiai Dtsptteh to Tie Ehieapu Tribune.
l'irrsltri.n, Pa, Sept. lN.-Tllb,nns N.
Marshall Md AIessrs, Weir and Gibson, pttor-
nrys for tho new lrtlinn claimants Of tho
Mowry estntc, jack l'o Qunw, keeno Gaw,
ind l,is Wifi Uernw lsnisll CnwIn4Ql,ay, resi-
acnt of Michigan, brought two suits fnr
lower III tic Common Pleas Caurt No. to-
aay, olla nEafnst tile Keystone DrldRo CoMl-
paEy. tho Allegheny Cemetery Company, aiur
n the disputed property iii tile Eighteenth
Ward, Including 300O tcllempllts, 1.ttD
stables, aW stuse-hoMses, and 400 E7lrl.ls;
and tho others ugainst EIlzaI,ctl, a. Darling:
Xaw seche, Waw SotiHay nns!l ills ills wiffes, f s of
Michgu!i, fur u hpwer Interest III tho prop
erty ~ Nj: 2st5 Liberty street. Tho sttta nro
3ascd On tho ralnl Of tho li,.ian woman that
ilie Wus thu wife Of A,lytsnls AlUwry.
, 1880-09-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Stocks Lower at the Close-Littte
Doing IN New York
Exchange.
Tie Produce Markets Less Active, mud
Mostly lower, Except Oats
nn,l Rye.
Provisions Quits Weak-Oorn and Spring
Wheat Decline with Finer
Weather.
T1NANCIAL.

On tho New York l,onrtl atocks opened strong
md nctivr an1 the dealings were hrnvy There
WIZ II sl,urI, cDutcst IN Western Unlnn. rrntG1ly
}ntwrcn tihlll1 mil Vanderbilt. 10 yet control Of
tho elcctint. ti,0siEt, this Is doubted III Hon,c
tl,,nttc,s. 'ri,r Or.tnHBra wcro Atentty. III. Paul
wus hull up with slIlln'ilty, and rntd WIS mnsle
on Northwestern. hut Il sustained Itself hand-
soneiy.
Tito gntns nvcr the opening nj tho elosn were
far ChrnKn, Burlington T. Quincy, II: ChraHo
&: Rack lstand. l: t]ho 4 Mississippi. u, pre-
fcrred, VI: l1clawnro & Hudson, Il; Wcsscr,
Un!on. Ii; whiln Few cluscsl ut opening prices,
nun nrnry tho while list lost Mt tlv ei0sp from
t.Gl4G11 lis will appear from tho following tnl|o.