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BEGINNING YOUNG.


A Fourteeu.Yenr.OId I'm Ills Aunts
Clothes Begins n Career of Roguery.
BosroN, June 2S.-An amusing instance
OF precocious rascalty has been detected
here in boy who dressed himself in his
aunt's clothes aud entered on the career OF
a thief. He is John F. Chittick, OF Chel.
sea, fourteen years Of age. In his disguise
he secured service in the clearinghouse
OF Mrs. Mary Reardon, IN Essex street.
After staying few days he left, taking
with him $3.50 from the house. A detec.
tive was put on his track and arrested
him, though he could hardly believe the
boys assertion OF his sex. He had already
served term in the Reform School. Tir-
ed OF staying at home he helped himself
to his aunts clothes and quietly left
Since then he has lived in various ways,
passing for girl when occasion required.
when arrested he was attired in blue
silk dress, lace mits, etc., and in his trunk
were corsets, chinese, hair puffs, brace
lets and ringe.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June, 2S.-The Budget commit
tee voted 10000 francs for the sur
veys Of the railway from Senegal TO Niger
Alestern, Africa, and cable from llede
Point to Cape verd. Six thousand COM
munists, which were transported in 1871,
have returned, and those free from GRIM
inal antecendents have resumed full polit-
ical rights. Scarcely 500 remain in New
Caledonia. Such OF them as had seriously
incurred forfeiture OF their political rights
will still be under disabilities. Scarcely
200 will be able to aspire to seats in Cham.
bers in local bodies, and only twenty Of
these are actually notorious, including
Rochefort, Felix, Pyatt, Jules, Wales,
Blanqui and Frinquet.
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BROUGHT By THE CABLE.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF FOREIGN GRAIN
MARKET.
Trouble In AIbania-Retnrn OF siA
Thousand AmnestIcd French Com.
munisis-The Greek Boun.
Diary = international
Rifle Match.
FOREIGN GRAIN MARKET.

LONDON, June 2S.-The Mark Lane Er.
press says: Despite somewhat too much
rain the crops have made satisfactory pro.
gress, and anticipations OF good crops are
becoming more confident. The supplies
oi home grown wheat, both at Mark Lane
and in the country, are insignificant Sales
were only practicable at shilling decline
aud growers yielded with reluctance, but
the abundance and relative cheapness Of
fine white foreign wheat rendered millers
Indifferent to native wheat. The weather
Is now OF paramount influence. Still there
is feeling OF depression, due in great
measure to the liberal imports in London,
where there were l35, 900 quarters during
the past fortnight.
Trade during the week was confined TO
supplying the wants OF the millers, who
we're able to satisfy themselves at fully Is.
decline per quarter on white and Cd. on
red descriptions. The weather and crop
prospects have increased American ship
ments in favor ofbuyers. Maize was firmly
held for last Mondays fuller rates, and
trade closed with a decidedly weaker ten
dency for wheat. The arrivals at ports OF
call have been moderate. and the demand
for wheat has been inactive. There has
been sales mostly for the Continent at a
decline OF Is. per quarter.
Only three cargoes Of maize were received
owing to its scarcity. 26s Sd was paid for
mixed American. In wheat for shipment
there was a downward course. American
and Australian prices continued. There
has been fair business in mixed Ameri-
can maize on passage and for shipment at
about late rates. The sales Of English |
wheat last week were 29,205 quarters at
AS Sd per quarter, against SO, 20S quarters
at 42s Cd per quarter for the correspond
ing period last year. The imports into |
the United Kingdom for the week ending |
June 10th. were l,063,SSl cwts OF wheat
and 255, ,S63 cwts OF flour.
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INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.

DUBLIN, June 2S.-The representative
Irish ritlemen at Dollymount tomorrow
are AIessrs. Feuton, Young, WIN. Rigby,
John Rigby, Milner and Joynt, with Cogh-
Ian and Murphy reserves. The Ameri-
cans we're at the ranges at noon testing
rifles and sights. A strong southwest
wind was blowing acrosS the range. The
weather was dull aud lowering. Indi-
vidual shooting at 800 yards was excel
lent. The Irish team came an hour later.
The weather promises badly for to.mor-
row, as an ugly storm seems to be brew
Ing
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AFGHANISTAN.

CABUL, June 2S.-An answer to the
British uItimatum has been received from
Abdurrahmsn Khan. Its tenor is said to
have raised doubts in regard 10 the Khau's
sincerity. Abdurrahman seems to ignore
the fact that the British have informed
him that Candahar had been forming as
separate province. He states in his letter
THAT he is to rule over exactly the same
territory as his grandfather, Dost Moha-
med. In other respects his letter is satis-
factory. He proposes to advance to Par
wan, northern Kohestan, and conclude
final arrangements.
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BALrIuoRE, June 2s-Flonr dull; west
ern snpprnc 81 75a2 35; do extra s. 76a4 rs
do family IS OaaT OO. Wheat, western excited
and higher; No. 9 western winter red, spot
81 2Sai 2sH; June 81 2STal q; July 81 00JSa
10; August S. U7 1Sal OK: September 81 "
nj OK. Corn, western dull and neglected
mixed spot and June h0a50lSc; July 40Na
49kc; steamer 45c. Oats dull western white
S3alSc; mixed 32a33c: Pennsylvania S3a3ic.
Rye nominal, at S5c. Hay steady; prime to
choice Pennsylvania $40 06a2l 90. Provisions
$I3 so. Bulk meats, loose shoulders &c; clear
ribs sides IL; do packed 5hu7Ac. Bacon
shoulders &c; clear rib sides SIC. Hams
llHallHc. Lard. refined In lierccsSkc. But
ter weak prime 10 choice western packed la
100. Eggs lower ut lie. Petroleum, crude
nominal; refined lower and dull at9c. Coffee
higher and firm; Rio cargoes, ordinary to
prime l3al8'. Sugar very strong; soft 9Tc.
Whisky steady at 81 llh,
EAST LIBERTY, June 2S.-CATTLE- Receipts
since Friday 500 head Of through and 0s0
head for sale here; total for the week ending
this day o OIL head OF through and ,G8l head
Of local against 1923 head OF through and l..
398 head OF local last week. Tue supply for
this weeks sales Is good with like demand,
but prices are considerably lower, say u full
quarter on all good grades and about thirty
live cents on common and light stuff.
HoGs-Receipts G,7l0 head; total for the
week 1890 head, against 1895 last week
PhiIadelphias 81 65a5 90; Workers 81 30a4 40.
SHEEp Receipts 5000 head; total for the
week q, ,G00iheRd sgainst Is, 200 head the week
before. Very few selling and slow at no nd.
vance over last week.
BALTIMORE, June 2S.-CArrLE-Trado Is
Il nH
best So 0Oa5 so; first quality 81 00a6 0V;
medium s. 25a3 62H ordinary 50 75aS 90;
most saIes al 81 50a6 90. Receipts 2, 166 head
sales l l,2l4 head.
Swine-Fair supply and moderate demand;
prices firm. Quotations 6ha89Sc. Receipts
4037 head,
Sheep Snd Lambs-ReceiptI G.19l head.
Quotations: Sheep 4I<ai11c; lambs 4a5hc.
OlHcISsATI, June 2s.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Cotton, dull at llHc. Wheat firm; (;
new amber 95caSl 90. Corn dull; No. q 99c
Oats heavy; No. 2mixed 20aSOc. Rye dull
and lower at 7saS0C. Barley scarce and
wanted: fall 7OaSOc. Pork easier at $ll 76a
1900. Lard dull and lower at 90 65. Bulk
meats easier at 81 25a8 50. Bacon dull at 64a
7j.a7JSc. Whisky easier at 81 O7. Butter
quiet and unchanged.
NEw YoRK, June 2s.-Dry Goods-Bu'
,ineSs 0nlet Ia all departments OF trade.
Cation goods in Irregular demand and prices
unsettled. Light prints dull in ilrst hands
but medium and iancies arc u triae more 40.
tive. Mems wear woOlens remains quiet.
Lowell and extra snpertinc carpets reduced
by agents.
TrTusyILLE, June 2S,-PErRoLEUM-Mark
opeued at 81 ISH, highest 81 lSA, loves
81 liz, closing at 81 1917, Shipments lOl,
5OO barrels, charters IL 100 barrels. Transac
tIons COS, 900 barrels.
OrNcrNNA7r June 2s.-Hogs firm common
s. 25a3 30: light 81 16al 30; packing 81 OOt
$40; butchers 81 4Oa4 30. Receipts $500 head
shipments 1000 head.
ANTWERP, June 2s.-PErRoLEuM-Rei
22Hf.
LONDON June 2s.-PErEoLEuN- Refine,
%.
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ENGLISH PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS.

LONDON, June 2S.-In the lIouse OF
Commons Sir Chas. Dixie, under Foreign
Secretary, stated that in consequence of
communication proceeding with the
American government, and with Grown
officers, upon the Fortune Bay question,
the production Of the correspondence
on the subject will be delayed.
Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland in
formed Parnel that he must oppose his re-
lief bill granting 100000. 1t would do
more harm than good.
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ALBANIA.

CoSsrAsTrSorLE, June 2s.-The gravest
apprehensions are said to be entertained
at the British Embassy relative to the turn
OF affairs in Albania. The Albanian com.
mittec have dispatched 500 men to Dulci.
memo, Warlike preparations are proceed
ing here. There is much activity at the
arsenal. The Porte has tele graphed
to the authorities on the Greek frontier
provinces for an exact report OF the num-
ber OF Albanians under arms and the ex-
act condition OF the country and ita
resources.
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New HAVEN, Conn.,. June 2S.-Presi.
dent Hayes visited Branford today and
held a reception in the Totoket House
built by his great grandfather Ezkiel
HAYES. The house is built OF brick
made by the Presidents great grandfather
one hundred and fifty years ago. The
President made some remarks detailing
what he had been able learn concerning
his ancestors. An old axe manufacture d
BY his great grandfather, was found with
a Brauford resident aud was presented to
bt1,
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ITALY.

ROME, June 2S.-Nicatera received an
anonymous letter stating that waiter
had partly overheard conversation in a
railroad train, inducing him TO believe that
some attempt on the Chamber Of Deputies
was being organized. Nicatera forwarded
the lettert TO the Preiect police and Minister
OF the Interior. The 0GSaratore Romano asks
II this is the first amplitied application ol
General Garibaldi's suggestion that people
should hiss deputies on leaving the
Chamber.
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Tight Race Between Two College Crew.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-The inter.col.
legiate four.oared shell race, one and a half
miles, between the Columbia College, Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania and Prin ceton
College crews took place to-day. The boats
were so close at the finish that confer
ence OF all the judges and the referee was
nee essary 10 decide the race. The decis.
ion was given in favor Of the Columbia,
and the time announced for the winners
was minutes a seconds The time OF
the winning crew over the same course
last year was minutes % seconds.
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l.riII be noticed in our Hancock let
..,,i, ." morning, the Republicans oil that
s,,oly ''' N.Y. have declared for Hon. John A.
c,"nb.ll [,,r, az their choice for Congress.
v.n u. need not say that Mr.. Campbell is in
',s,r way worthy of this compliment.
Snb.t,er S,,i, Republican, nor more honora'
Nv, y. and npish sht gentleman, lives in this
J.sdrt A., than Mr. C, lie gave in our COL
amn. a,r ,be other day, a very lucid history
# The back pay business in Congress, and
u u Aha, letter, as in many other matters,
-, shown / imsell to be not only well
,y.,eI ", but highly capable of dispensing
;obupa,iOn to others.
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What Bob Said.

BellSire Independent,
Captain Bob McEldowney, one Of the
delegates.at.Iarge from West Virginia to
the Cincinnati Convention, went down to
Wetzel county to-day. From some Of his
talk II would seem that while he is entire.
" satisfied with the nomination, he has
heard OF a good many rock.ribbed Demo.
Gratis who are not.
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STRATEGY, oENrIEnEN, STRATEGY.

BERLIN, June 2S.-A letter from Corfu
states that ten Egnlish officers bave been
engaged as Interpreters and have proceed.
ed to the main land oslensibly TO inquire
into the feelings OF the inhabitants ot jan
inu and that district relative to annexation
to Greece, but 1t is thought really to make
strategetical surveys.
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"""'rer' by the Long IsIaud sound Col.
lIsinu

Bo'ToN, June 2S.-At meeting Of the
e'anttIee {, appointed by the sufferers by
'ae loss Of the Narragansett the lawyers
% :, the committee expressed the opinion
%1' =. the Limited Liability act would avail
Tue defendants nothing in case suits for
damages were brought against the COM
PAU RSaay in the civil courts. TWAS held that
IssJ Se NAVIGATION laws had been grossly vic.
coS,, ,%'eu' aud that, therefore, the steamboat
t,oIip"ay, ~ NY Us common carriers, were liable
%i,,n, ue 'ulI extent Of damages. The COM
tba ,'ge ~ recommends that the sufferers by
Ss, NJ uiISsler yr do not enter their claims in q
is" bs,.tk iotk Admiralty Court for a share in
sas, S's proceeds of the wreck, but that they
All al ,t Lhelr remedy at common law. II was
~" Se. .uSt i sufferer entered claim ior a
ac,i", acs,S o. The wreck, 1t might nullily any
Ts,;o, TSGon ne might bring against the corpo,
lSSoII lroI ~ The State Courts. The time al,
Tno.iIor T"SI Ior proving claims is until the tirst
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PRISONS under the operation Of Fellows
IIypophosphites should examine their
blood under the microscope from time to
time, and mark the increase OF red and ac-
tive particles and diminution OF the white
or dead ones; these observations are in
tcresting and instructive. Sold by Logan,
List & Co. MWFAW
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re,r3 BLTsHED AUGUST "a, 1852.
Chs gnteligenffr.
=. %o,. - mud % Fourteenth s'rec.


so,e,oiore announced, a special
a. iii leave Wheeling tomorrow
Hpn ,, " a, AS for the Republican State
no'""s ",ion 4, Grafton. Round trip tick
''p'tI ,bo ,pdpcpd convention rates will be
~ ,,b ,be depot for this train, as also for
sou .',,Y,r a. trains going out to-day. The
'A' i.1 ,,I,,,io will return tomorrow even
'F, G., the convention is over.
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SHIFTING THE RESPONSIBILITY.

BERLIN, June 2S.-Much notice has
been taken OF an article in the Paris
Temps affecting to discard all responsible
ity on the part Of France in the event OF
Turkey refusing TO obey the voice Of Eu.
rope. 1t points to England as the ulti.
mate executor Of the will OF the powers as
having excited them to express 1t in con.
fafanCe
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We have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheria, cAnker noAth, and head,
ache, In Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A nasal In.
Ieotor free with each bottle. Use II II you de-
Sire health and sweet breath. Price 50 cents.
Sold by E. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty.second streets. MwVAeow
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NEw YORK, June 2s-'rhe wrecked
steamer Narragansett, Of the stonington
line, was raised to-day, but sunk again
while being towed toward Cow Bay. No.
more bodies, have been recovered.
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Every child born into family is thought
to be worth "a thousand dollars" to the
parents. Why then should they not be
cared for from infancy TO maturity? Keep
tho mouth and teeth right by So2oDONT,
and you start them right. MwF&w
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New York, June 2S.-Dr. H. Y. Turner
OF Milwaukee, began to-day his feat Of
fasting forty consecutive days, under the
supervision OF committee Of six physi.
Clans.
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compromise between the various factions
have progressed so far as almost to insure
the passage OF the church bill in very
modified form.
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LoNDGN, June 2S.-The steamers suevia
and Gen. Wender, from New York, have
arrived out.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Activc and higher.
STATE BOSDs-Dull and nominal.

srocHs-T6e market opened strong and
generally higher, but before the Iirst board
cent, The depression was Of brief duration,
and under n very pronounced buying move.
ment tie entire list made sharp advance,
ranging from Y ito 8 per cent, Erie, Pacific
Mali, Ohio and Mississippi. coal shares and
st. Paul leading in the Improvement. Late
In the afternoon there was reaction OF = 70
TX per cent on the realizing sales. but toward
the close the market became firm again and
prices recovered 2Sa% per cent.
TrH, snntiOnS 33b 600 shares
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CHICAGO, June % This OrovnEr Journal
HoGs-ROceipts $500 head: shipments
1908 head. Market active and DC lower;
mixed packing 81 90 to 81 IS; choice heavy
at 81 80 and 81 50; closed steady sold,
CATTLE-Reccipts GOO head; shipments
65b head EXPORTS good demand at 81 SDa
S. Co; natives 8 and ioc lower, a 2OabI 90.
Butchers 50 2OaS3 70; Grass Texans, active al
IOc lower, So 40a3 40.
snEEr-Recelpts and shipments none;
nearly nominal. DrOyers Journals London
caule says: sheep aud cattle better. Market
lc higher; American steers l6c.
NLw ORLEANS, June 2S--Coiree, Rio car.
goes, ordinary TO prime l2xal5lfc, Sugar
quiet and weak; common TO good common
61a7Xc; fair 10 fully fair 74asC: prime To
choice SMassGc; yellow clarified 0a9kc.
MOllSses dull and nominal. III g steady
and In fair demand; Louisiana ordinary to
choice 6ha7c.
rcLGDo, June 2s.-Wheat dull; No. 8
white, Wabash 81; No. white Michigan
81 COKE; amber, Michigan $l.O7: No Cred
/ Wabash spot Si.O7H June Si.l8: July 05Kc;
August 0jc; September OJkc Western am
her 81 90. Corr dull, No. . June 4OJ4 No, Q
white Nc. Oats dull aud nominal.
NEw ORLElSa June 2S--Cotlon ouIet.
middling iITc; low middiing iySc: good or.
dinary lO%C Net receipts 1877 bales; gross
1893 bales sales 500 bales; stock si.62I ba o.,
Pir1sBuRom, June 2s.-PErRoLEUM-Actlys
-Crudeirrsgular at 81 33M at Parker for
shipments raned OK "a FOR Philadelphia
delivery,
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GERMANY.

BEalLs, Juue 2s.-NegOtialiOns FOR a
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONEY EAsT-GOyERNMENrssTRoNa
STOCKS EUOYANT.
wheat Unsettled and Lower-Pork Dull
and HcnE-ProvisIons In Good
Demand aud Tending
Upward.


NEW YoRK. June 2S.-MoNEY-Market easy
at 2aS per cent, closing at 2H per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3a4H per cent.
Sterling exchange bankers bills weak at
n S4f; demand 81 S6
GOVERNMENT BONDs-Strong aud 1SaM per
, 1880-04-28

1n certain respects Mr: Eiiea Il. Washburno,
i! H. il,no!s. u stronger with tho mass Of Repub-
nean; noaad enan any other nGn who bag boon pro-
70 wo hayc repeatedly Ind oeuusjon to affirm.
end Y y Just al true now ovor. The German
hs ran are ~ warmly in hs fayor. while
@ nlent aad or popular Rights, us opposed to great
mGnhnnoilos te slch that nanny friends OF honest
hmanain!strnt!on not usually identified With tho
tSa1e party would DO likely to Rsvo hm
ts2y SsySstneess " e., {n TINT Il :. sabsan
neminated AZ u Cbesa eS mr. "asaouene Saoa'o 10
;, Many, years ngo' when Simon Cancrou, of
1I,sy!sanan, went nut Ct Proa!dsnt Lfncoln'a
tha'niI9ssrusion ~ iIn!ssr As Washturne INTRODUCED into
dsatnnns dt1ns aeno!nclnF str. Cameron ~ a dishonest
n,n1~st saer ~t D. tae public money; and SUCH was bis
re re. resolution passed by q bie mHJority. Tho
rsa fscI ie ono Which tho powerful clan OF tho
Sfs;nSnons sn@,1sx19a 1annot be expected to forglyci
Gaasrel Ma, with Mr., Conkline. who wins them, n
,a seMnar of tho House, Hna pxtsome Insults
MT ms.o a'ry exchanged batweo1 the two gontle-
itfe.,.a ill., aa1 ~ occurrence tho Onoltla Chief has
NJ Thns We 500 tiat tho delegations Of Now York
h1nae raenttsyiyanla aro Kare to b. agafnst WaAh-
sson from ilos, h lis ow1a s,ate' Is also % prptty ]
decni,t9o dta 70 ,. ou agu!nst hil. 1he machine runs
Another faot which must hayo> q great Unfit.
Th;s ~, ~ PROBABLY now to most Of tho public.
ds,inSafsh.ddh i T. PIT foo. no. 9nt loes not love by
tofsnor days Washburno roniercd arcat services
fscs 1l bnt Grant gavo high otllce Ia rotnr. and
ti,ns - eaat that account IL At tho sao
aSS Il Il hmso an s t e ee es i
utos'uEnc y; masnnuEnc to be hls Authnr and .nnkcr Is
thoMiS 1na ~, ana Untrue Thercfore, II Grant
Sbn, SIhu, ana should look about for tho person 10
III H. t9 would pFefer to pruss hls hand, it will
fsil.. ~ "asabusne upon whom his chace will
, 1880-04-28

last n,aht from ror. colbornc. Previous to get
ting on she jott.soaed poo bushels Of wheat. Ills
charged 6010 bushels In good condition as Fort
Cnlbornc, and brought tho balance OF her rnrg1,
combating OF l0622 bushels of wet grnn. n this
city. Capt. 9lbba says that hn tocs not think
his vesao! IL much tninaEM!. ,...,..
Ar!vals5opel,cr Fls.1no5 ae;m fhrmn'
fphnnncr O. G. TRIUMPH, stilwnl,kec, Rrntn. u.
". Wtlson. Green Buy. gralns schooner Pelican,
grain, Tn1cdp. -...-.
Cioarod-propclIors Intor.Ocenn. coal: Mon
tana, snndr!es: schooner .. u. Daley. harKu
AM1Tnn M. .s.enaor ' eG e. fn@sa @aasn reon n l.
r. Nenia, barRe Frank Percw. with coal, Nar-
qunttu; schooner Pelican, Escnnnha.
whrnt at 6t ccf,ts, corn md nnts ~ cents u,
New York. Shipments by canal OF grain wcre
2il,1l1 bushcia.
, 1880-04-28
SEEING SAM.

.,., anosont c,ut1omou Amman.
T. 70 "eash ''-tsala.i.a t;ro,S upon OPP
DtspattA to Cincinnati Enquirer.
ia. M.M ~ n"1S, WI stroo, nm Y'nre,oro r;v.
5ou as an unqaal'cd IN description Of w'at he looks
nnoos;t Ao; @ thn ? l,.T5eas,,ry. whom saw tho old
u'1,, nan com,ne Mn down from irondway md saiI to
friend r Of miuo: "lIold on, and Will show you
tho greatest living curiosity."
while wo wero gathering ourselves up 80 az to
other people who had also espiee him getting
around IN u favorable light to tako tho old mum
o tornsd sdp Fl en MN ad i With @
oy n osr 9 S he tie an t. s Grcn as fs
mSrknhiy vail fIresstJ. iIu Ind on n Jnrk-i1rown
spring oyorcoat, high silk INT, olnth olothns,
riniiv. WITH hIs toea turned fnwartj. Tho lonfcr
afotGsnii Ind hnrsiiy spoken tu Tildon wien that
smsil md slightly worthy exercised tho
ioafors ear and telling hfr., WITH Ercnt nnnenr-
nearancc OF couiidentiallty, something, Tho
t's,;s;. Ss5sS 90 not Seem to bd surprised or In
Of hs stin was elear.s stoel b!nc as il bis stomach
IN hss obeef. ns II lint eye WI Gut bit il did
Il lpnknd AZ IL be wns in tho habit Of
thuftinr ma cyo in or1!er to oct tin hest
attninaGie sjeht Will the Other ono, lis left
arm snneGrsd to be- scgei in #, the alenye
Of bis spring oyorcont, bcual,se No could SEQ no
thnt stde. Ti,o cnmt.senVn ,yos knntteti in TN. NJ
ss II was not nxneotatI to men Far anv nrI1.
Tho old mans cOunt0ilohcb yftIie tnikinr to tho
nectod 10 he IN to ool az ;or taik. md di', III t,o
talklnr. When ho shook tbe loi.for md cumo o.,
down Wnli street atli turned up Nassau. thoro
wcre ncrhans onf hi,ntlrui nrrsnnt tHkJnct hin
III: Itls toes weru turned inward. and th!s gavo