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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-19
PERSONAL.

The new crown princess of Sweden had
a hundred pairs of gloves among her
paraphernalia, and it is pityingly observed
that the number was six and three. quar-
tiers.
DR.. HOLLAND offered to write his Life
of Lincoln for $1,000, but the publisher
thought that to much, and compromise
was effected with compensation fixed at
twenty cents for each volumn sold. He
made $4,000.
President ARTHUR, it is asserted, is not
Senator Jones's guest, though staying in
the house lately occupied by the senator.
The president employs his own servants
and pays all the expenses of the house,
which is the property of Gel eral Butler.
Mile. MINNIE HAUK was married shortly
before her departure for this country.
She is now the wife of Chevalicr Ernst de
Hessc-Wartegg, the author of successful
book on North America. NJ. dc Hesse.
Wartegg is about to publish volumn on
Tunis.
Count MoLTKE, though Danish born, has
thoroughly identified himself with the in
stincts and ambitions of tie Germanic
race, and although it has been said of him
that he possesses the art of "being silent
in seven languages, his reticence is, every
now and then, broken through to cor
siderable purpose.
EDWARD COMPTON, who supported Ade-
laide Nelson upon the occasion of her
appearance in this city, playing ihloo1id
to the lamented lady's Viola, is playing in
England round of characters in which
his lamented father was famous. In the
part Of " Ollapod he wears dress which
once belonged to George III.
Count CAMPBELLo, the Roman ccclesi-
astic who has lataly left tho Catholic
church, is retained as salaried chaplain to
the Methodist Episcopal church at Rome,
and will perhaps be sent to this country
to collect funds. He is reported to be al
ready married to fcreign lady with a
fortune Of half a million.
Mayor Courtenay, of Charleston, S. c.,
has invited the Count De GRAssE to visit
Charleston, where two daughters of Ad-
miral De Grasse died and were buried.
While the ceremonies were in progress at
Yorktown, the De Grassc tomb in Charles
ton, now being restored, wero surmount-
ed with commemorative arches of ever
green and moss and decorated with flowers
contributed by the citizens.
A social sensation in Washington is the
separation Of Congressman J. L. CLARK,
of Missouri, from his wife, formerly Mrs.
e. Jacoby We'll, widow. whom Mr.. Clark
married only short time ago, and who
was clerk i'll ono Of tho departments.
Mrs. Clark has for some time been acting
in very imprudent manner, staying out
late at night and occasionally coming home
in a highly exhilarated frame Of mind :;
and to cap the climax, it is said the Mis-
souri, congressman has discovered indubit-
able proof of infidelity on the part of his
wife. Mrs. Clark has children by former
husband and Mr.. Clark by former wife.
The congressman is said to be very much
depressed by the terrible discovery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-19
Another Fight With Indians.

A Tucson dispatch says George and
fourteen of this band had running fight
with soldiers near Eagle Creek. The In.
dians escaped. General Kelton who has
been sent to examine the affairs here saws:
Arisona is free from hostiles and likely to
remain SO unless the Chiricahuas return
from Mexico.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-19

however, that if an application be made
for the continuance of the case for the
same reason in November, he would ask
tire court for the appointment of COM
mission of medical experts to make an ex-
animation of MIR. Finney.-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-19

A consolidation has been effected be.
tween the Knoxville & Augusta railroad
company, the Rabun Gap short line rail-
way company Of North Carolina, and the
Clayton railroad company of Georgia, un-
der the name Of the Rabun Gap railway
company.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-19

Minute Gleason, aged 81 years, attempt.
ed suicide yesterday at Boston, by swal-
lowing laudanum, on account of disap.
pointment in love. She will probably
survive,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-19
Sale OF Bonds.

Yesterday Samuel Hess & Son sold at
private sale $4,000 worth of first mort
gage bonds of the Quarryvillc railroad at
$110. Is per 800.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-19

the officer had no warrant.
The defense was that at the time of the
alleged assault Rexroth was boarder at
the hotel of Mr.. Slough. On this day a
police officer and another man came to the
house and wanted to take Rexroth away.
Slough told them that they could not have
the man without warrant he would
keep him him until they got 4 warrant.
Ono Of them then started for warrant
and in the meantime Mr.. Zahm went into
the bar-room and wanted to take Rexroth
out. Slough asked him if he had a war
rant and he replied that lie had not. Zahm
took hold of him and then defendant
pulled him gently away, as he would not
allow the man to bc taken out without a
warrant. Jury out.
Henry Hershey plead guilty to charge
Of assault and battery on Matthias Man
hart, and was sentenced to pay a fine Of 81
and costs.
Tho Einney Case Continued.
This morning the counsel of WIN. Il.
finney, charged with manslaughter,
whose case is set down for trial this week,
asked to have the case continued on the
grounds of tho illness Of the defendant.
The certificate Of DR.. George r. Welchans,
Mr.. Finney's attending physician, showed
that he is now confined to bed suffering
from diabetes. The doctor was called and
examined at some length. He stated that
it would bo impossible to bring Finney
into court to-day or tomorrow.
S. II. Reynolds, esq, who is counsel for
tho commonwealth with the district at
torney, said that he would make no valid
opposition to this application which is
support. d by certificate and testimony
of q SO respectable 4 physician as DIR.
Wclchans. lie gave notice to. tho defense,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16
2O4 ZINE Str,

poltset. = Sn Der 3olverwaltuna III
pte Corruption" bemerfbarer ~rrentafeus
TN Nsp yorfsr 3ollamte. no ie fG To
Der ~ nircrisen Wertbi6dBuns Der sogs
pft6tissn Waarsn dueert. aber ote5e Ar
BON Sbmuasel. III ia tn ben ausen Gus
rppdil&er G%reibdnpler, pelbs unIre 35ae
ais Haub s6ae bsssi1nen, sbsr fein Ser,
bre&en. 0us TN pofbstrisb an @auv
neret %pcrbdnpen III. fammt Aues aus
Der VerraItuns ees bsrrli9en Tusencs
boless 5oYss. Der ia I'm Ssilissnfllenrer
Der Gtoi!ctsnfreformer cine b~stpcrraasus
Dc Noue eianimmt. - Wenn In Der Ser,
palluns re5 psnlfons psienS Spisbds
bsrstsn p%orfommsn. 10 ssIbisbt Is niat
eurb bic Ssamten. lonrsrn purb Den.
fondre, psl&e ibrs Anip,i9s our1 se~
fdlItts unc bsmetnsieets 3eusniIe be-
pstlsn. cts ais sefdli1te ;u ufennen unp
,u~radsuwsiien ZEN 8samtsn einfa9 u1s
naSsltt 1T.
Insef6ts Der auf's blau. unasfibr
bin sssen ben amsrifanildsn GiptIciena
s%rbobensn 8sidulpisunssn, lobnt es pUbl
Der Mibs. stnmal auf Die pprfebenesu
Ibatia&m btn;upeiisn. Dieter Civil.
ptsnf III srtsns ni1t I'm s~ntferntefsn 70
I6lebt. pte bic prsrissr Der .8eform"
slaubsn MAIDEN mS5tsn, unp ,peitsus
wdresn pisjsnissn usbsl, an eenen &c
franft nur ;u lsbr ssrinssm 5beile pur&
pie i%cssnannte ..&sform" bslsitist aber
su einem nt&t ssrinsen lbeil sefeisert
psrpsn. Wsnn ]. .. Iens Ssamtsn in
New : ycrfsr 3oabaule, renen Die pras
flung Der Mnsabsn In ben Gpup6emsnten
obltest alfo bic WsTuns u. @ertbatI&ds.
Jung Der sOupfiatissn Waarsn bsIcra.n,
auf 9~ebsnsssit anssisat pirsn. 70 plrre
aasr 8Orausf6t na6 Der Sbmussa
nod ptsl drasr une rreihsr setrisben psr.
cen, ais isst.
Die Wabrbstt III, bas BE ~iosenanute
9ipilptenf Nsfprm ntdt um osSwiQex
elm Sscdrfpis III. neil untsr Der iebisen
praris Der Giptlpisnt bsipnrers Idledt,
unti&tis unp corrupt rpdrs, esnu sr TT
has gar nt6t =, ~ionpern nur I'm reuu
Glu& Der Stslsniassrsi sin Gnce III
MAIDEN. Die NadtbsiIe pss itBiseu
Srauds bsiteben ni1t ioppbl partn, eas
TN Gussmeinen bic 8samten unfdbte
Ocer i@ls&t iino, als piatmsbr In BEN
uuifanpe, eab fir iepes Smt ss5n, ceer
spausis. oesr bunpert 8spsrbsr Ycrbans
ben finr. ps!&e Die san;s partei.pultit
tbrsr 0tsr mad Grlansuns zines Mmtss
untsrtban MAIDEN.
Sc If ni&t 70 isbr Der Gisilci,ns,
pel6er elmer Sdubsruns unp ,Reforr"
beearf. alS pas partsipsIsn, pel@ss Don
ben Msmtsridsera rlSR psrpen mus.
Unite, BEN ieBtssn Srau6 finp pie pars
tsten nt3t, mas fe BON 3s1tS psaen
lstn iouten. frsie @eneGenlbaftsn ron
Sdrssrn, pie sewifs 9rune, unp @lau.
tsnslaBe nit einanpsr semsin babsn,
l~onpsrn ifsbenee Deere, rsrsn Ster. unt
unterpffstere bic Sepsrbsr um bpbs oper
niepriss Msmtsr iinp. Datur6 wtro Der
8ante 9barafter Der parteipelitif tisf bers
abSeltBt: tspn IS srlhsint nun ntdt pif
8erwtrfltduns politti&a esbrmeinuus
gen, ~ionpsrn bic @robnuns BON Steqer
fur Stebsr als ibr sissntlian Sinu
anb 3wsd. 81. ct 3ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16
Gtbilotenf.

Wdbreno eeS SabreS pom 1. Suit
1880 bis eabtn 1881 bat eaS 8unpeS :
Steusramt CInternal Revenue) pts ae.
paltiss Summe BON $135 229. 902 per,
%stnnabri uno spar pbne ras aud nur
Elm Dollar purb Nl6ld6isfsit poer 0srs
untrsuuns p~srloren aesansen mare. =
Die Soften Der @rbsbuna rparsn So
063. $50, pesr runp 3 70 p.clsnt. Wit
anpern Worten /: bic &ofsn Der grbes
buna BON 100 Dollars Stsuern parsn
So. 20, psl6es iberauS btlis III. In Der
Shat faum balb 70 pisL ME Der gprfane
ees lsStsn reutihen Sdnssrefss In Obi.
cage fir pts aufbrtnsuns bes r9aran'
tiefpnps" bssablt bat. = DEM BON ies
peu, 5unpet Dcllars. psl&ss fir eas
Sst aeidsnft purpe. apiTsn nur 80 tn pis
Ssffa6e unp 10 in pie IaIbsn rer
nGrbeber", pom iepem bunesrt Dollars.
pslbss Sorasi&ciIsn purpe. nur 81 In
Die Gsffa6e. Die SunpssfaHs rasssen
srbislt BON jeoem buneer. Dollars Stsus
srn netto 5000. Die 3abI Ger nit
Der Steusrs Grbsbuna St5taftistsn rpa,
1856; nimlid 1875 Sbsr : Steuerein,
nsbmsr collectors. 1175 Inter Steu.
sreinnebmer deputy collcctors), 369
Steusrihreiber Clerks $50 Smuerauf.
fsbsr (storekeepersl 69S SpritmeGr
(gaugers) unp 35 Stsusrs8 spilprsn (int.
rev. agents).
So III Itbr fraslib, Oh irsenb Elm eu.
rupdil6ss 9anp ttn siinftssrsS 0srbilt.
mtg Der Grbsbunssfpifen gum Steuer
grtrdsnis unp cine slattsre @brs6nuna
aufsupeiIen bat. = DaS rpiife @slhret
ibsr Corruption" In unIerem gipil,
tienfe, pel6ss felt pem WprepsrluAI
9uitsau's In Ten 3situnssn Guropas f
mietSntaen Wispebaa finpst 1T elm
~mutbpiaise 9srlsumpuns unp Gntfel,
lung Der pirflibsn Sa6lase. Die ga,
t%ipnalfnansen psrren In .fsinem 9ans,
Der @slt sepi6snbafter unp pdnftli6s'
rsrpaltst, ais in ben Ser. Staatsn ; ei
Steusr 8 grbsbuns IN 10 ssnau pie nu
In Yreubsn, - psnn DAP IS In Del
Walpsiniamfsitsn psS SlpsnS ,8ult
brennereien" stbt psrsn @ufiparun
aQidbrlt@ sinsm DuBsnp Stsusrbsamtel
pas 9sben fofst, fdat pabrli9 niat bs
Steusrperpaltuns CUR 3aft, lonbsrn ben
Wanssl an elmer ssnastnesn 9uness
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16
L.. Il. 362S.

perssst ntdt bas Sbr Der @smablin
bss Sommanbanten pom Saian Sesens
iiber fsbt.
Das tperbe Id fstnsn Mussnbld per
ssiIsn, sntsssnete Der Waior Wi6e.iOn
rubis upr falt, unb eben carunl u1us t9
Gud bitten. bU&eple frau. psrlanst ni6t,
paB t6 gurern 9emable unseborlam
rpsree, tnpeu, I'D letner @smabliu se,
bor1s. Sbsrf pom Sranp mus nd6fisr
Gage islbf sintrsfen, pann mSst
Sbr -
2lber frau Guprria bon Yranb liss
i'm nt&t ~ Gnpe repen.
SD Iste, laste ie itst NIT sinsrn Ga,
6sln, pslass Gen sau;en Snsrimm ibrss
bic sur Sdebiss errssten 9smatbsS per-
ristb. i6 isbe isBt. Waior, pas Sbr. pis
man mir rsdt bsrtdtst bat, msin sntidie-
psnsr 9esnsr ietp osrssst aliu msins
Bite wseen Yusoc.p. Sbr babt Hsbt
i& nil pic Anfunft mstnss @emabls
~abparten, unp babe eabsr nur nod pa5
Cine ~ Gu6 III repen: cas tbr als
damn BON 70 fanpbaflen 0runpiiBsn
unp 70 tarrsn SssriHsn Der militdriIten
Gbre unp ees 9sborianS rObl aud be-
sreifsn rerpet, pas mir isce Gtncrdn<
euns Gurer ps,ion In pts Rretls neither
Samilie BET Sssisbunssu. In pel9sn MIR
~ ttnanpsr itsben, unanssnebm ietn
mdGs. Sbr rperpet pabsr AUDI msine
anselsssntltde Bite natlrIid Tnren,
pas i& ispe @~nndbruns Gursr Ysrfun an
nstne Nt1ts Ibeopora. ssrtn unberufs'
men S6aSer In 8ramtnenbaule Sbr
Dor fur,su, mabtst, fur bic 3ufunft per.
bieten mule. uup pieS um 10 msbr, ais
i6 Gu9 p,riibsrn fam, pas lbeopUra
nod In rtsitm Wppats ais Sraut msin
5aus per!adsn miro.
gls 8raut2 pouts Waior Wli6sI-
ion frassn. Mber pts Sberittn mar na1
elmer ftpl;sn 0srbsusuns sssen ben ORA.
ior aus Dem SaaIe veri6wunpen.
Gdnf Winuten ipdtsr laB Die Stpl,s
tpispsr TN Na6tfIsipe In tbrsm Slplsi
unb bltfte auf ete osrsOlpste nbr, rprlGs
spsf srose flbsrne 96psn an Der Want
bisltsn. Sc III 3eit. Dantelopna, lis
petite re, ineem fe f& ben S@psib Don
Der S;irne trpdnste. rpeldsn ibr ete pors
~bersebenpe Scene entledt bate.
Die Disnsrin nidts unp psrI6wane I'm
ni11sn aussnbltde btntsr elmer unl6sin,
barren Tapsttntbdr, ps!@e etne S6nsf'
fsntrspps perbars.
Giniss Wtnutsn earnaa Sfnste fd
bisle Ibdre rpisper, unp tisf ssbddt traI
pur6 eteielbe tn pas pom, sscdmpfter
ei&te eur6psbte 8abinst = Yasacsw.
Der 8pIai.
Gin mebr ais frsunelidsr Bid, einl
etnlabsnpe 6anebspesuns Der Sbsrfir
smpftns ibn unp mites tbm ben Sammt.
isHsl Dor benz Dtpan. Sbr @uss lsuS'
tete.
@is cine Sisssrtp, bic ben GuB au
stnen SRnpsl srpbertsr Iropbisn ftist
betrattete ie prn Wann, Der Dor ibr laB
Der In Ibat nab isinsm fuasreu @su'
ssrn sinsm p%srfebmtsm @sselassrsr Gid
unp ben fe untfr anpern llmitdnrsi
nte In Sbrsr Nabs seoulpst babsn mir.
be.
Ssst aber iab Semslian Yusaesm
Der 8plaf an Der Sstts Der Sbsrfil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16
unc erprobte fstn Talent als 6 ).


Gin triumpbirsness 9d6sln nor tas
Grfe. tpomit pts Sbsrfin ben Gr,dblsr Be-
srdste, p'Idsr fs nod ruFii9sr Cite.
tn ben SGlaf endblen ioQte. Sbrs
SbIaubsit bate ssfisst Sbre Wa&t
bate ftd bspibrt. Der @epanfs mar
tbr antrdsltd seusien. ras sS Ssmanpen
TN 8rsml SaianS sebe. ,pel1er fbrsn
Wdnf@en Wiperfanp Ietfts; lie ttefsr
raber ibr 6ue ssstr ibrsn psrmetntli@en
Wtoeriader Mtdeiion mar. sessn Den
etnstssn Wann tbrsr umssbuna. csfen
tO!ser, unbeusiamsr uno ~sbrsnbaftsr Cha.
raftsr ibr alstn @ipsrfanp leifstets,
rsiO fsfsr ftanp f6on felt lanss Der Gnts
iblus In tbrsr Ssels, ben grsdblsr pus
sacsp is~penfaas In ibrsm Sloltt su BE-
sribsn.
Gprtitsuns fclst.
, 1881-07-24

Yesterdays yacht race was very tame affair
too many people had gone out to scc Maud S.
trot. And the breeze on the lake wts anything
but still. There were entries III the first
class, and only two starters in the second class
Ariel and Harry I5urke,-anl two III the third
class,-Per and Zephyr. In tho fourth class the
starters were tue Flcctwiuc. Wonder, Lincoln,
and 1go. Tho course for the Yachts vi the
second and third. classcS was frnn the Van
lsurcn street opening nf the outer basin
north 10 4 stnkebnat OF Eclinont
avenue. south 10 1 stake b.,nt of Thirty ninth
street. and bnck TO tho startinS point. The
cOlrse for the yachts OF the foHrth class WIS the
snn1e except tat they rounded the Crib on tho
north instead of the staEeboat- The stArt,n,.
gtlu vas fired ut .:I5 u'e40ck. but it WIS 2:ii
when the lust yacht left the opening, The
Ar.! won the prize in f,e seennc claSs .S2sj' by
twenty-five seconds, although the aetiist! run
ming tiu.e Of tho Hurry Burke waz Que sec"n1d
tho better OF the TWO. the Ariel winning "nsy
because she was tho smaller ht,st, a1ld gained
twenty six seconds by time allowance The
time mn,1e by tho Harry Burke WAS 4
few sccn,,tls over two hours ana Il bali.
The Peri won the prize ts20} in the third ciNss,
making several minutes better time than tho
second-clnss boats.
: In tho fourth class the Feetwtng wo. tho first
prize tsl5> and the Wonder the seeonl prize
t$lD No second prize wus giycn in either of
the other two CLASSES. there were only two
starters in cnch The Judges were &. y. krallse.
II. G.. Ellis, and T. W IL. s. E5rawscy. aud their
Don't was the little steamer Bret Ilarte.
, 1881-07-24

The eighth annual Convention and totlrra-
ment Of the Illinois State Sportsincn's Associa-
tion will be held from Aug, to d, inclusive.
Tho Convention will DC held ut tho Palmer
House Tuesday, Aug. ., at SD p. III
The tournament is to be held dur
ing the live days at kleinman s
hnugc. Grand Crossing The first shuot OF the
first day. commencing. ut $50 Il. Ill.,. will he ut
fifteen single birds. plunge traps. twcnty-nnc
yards rise. entraucc, price of birds for i long
list OF prizes.
Shoot No. :. will he Il team shoot Of four tncnr-
DerS from eIch Club of the Association, fifteen
birds, twenty one yards rise.
-ShoOt No ! will open ut S:;N Wednesday n1Orp-
ing and will be at four pairs Of birds, eighteen
yards rise for three moneys, 80, ~, and ~ per
cent Entrance =.
Shoot No. 4. open ut 3 n. M, Will he Mt seven
birds. twenty-six yards rise. Entrnec -,
Shoot No. j Will be open ut 6:JDThurssay morn
Ing. and is to he ut seven birds, thiEty-one
yards rise, both barrels Entrance s..
Shoot No. t. npen ut : p. H., will be ut seven
birds. twenty-siH yards rise Entrance Sl0.
Shoot No. :, OIL Friday, will be tenn shoot of
two from any club in the United States.
Tho Inst shoot. to be held Saturday, will he q
team shoot of four from any club in the United
States.
Spccial prizes will be awarded individuals and
teams who make the best scores.
The grounds. fnH.le accessible by four different
rnflrOaus. will be comfortably fitted up fur tho
accommodation OF shooters aud everything will
be dome to cntleavor to make this shoot rivalcl
by none. either In size or in the hospitality ex-
tended TO shooters from other cities.
, 1881-07-24

| Comparatively few people seem to realize
what Il 1ni1le of industry Is located within tour
/ teen miles OF chicat.o, and thut In Il few short
months Il beautiful town has sprung Up with a
r;spdty almost unprecedented il, the history OF
! ttc country. Fifteen months ago, when tho site
of fuifI1uu was nothing but water and sWump-
land, the Pullman Land association and tho
Pullman Palace-car Company bought large
tract Of land near kensiugton, On Lake Calumet
comprising some :,:jOO Acres. May ", $50
number Of laburers commenced the
foundation work OF the town, which day
stands fOrth i rreculincnt example Of s,cauty
and Industry. Since tlstt time the Paifn;.il Conf
rally have erected niuc immense brick str,1ct-
urcs for the various departments connected
with their works. while three more are now in
I1rstccsS OF construction. Nrnt brick tottuoes
with slnte roofs, ,na trimmed with black brick
nave been completed sufficient in number 1I1ti
size ~ accommodate I'D families These urc
rented to none except those connected with the
Pullman Works. and ut Il price :D Der cent l1wer
than they cIt1 be obtained III any other place:
but 50 great fs the number Of employed in
Pullman that eEct these are not sufficient
Therefore. RIO more how under way III va
rlOus stages Of construction. 1t bias been y,
planned that at the end Of this year. G00 fapl-
lies will lind shelter beneath the roofs Of Pull
man.
The first building OF the Pullman Works.
known as the main Office butldiux> is 10U feet
Stops Of twenty four stalls and tho office build
ing proper. The latter Is lu) feet square and
three s.s'rcs hish. The offices within are fin
proof vaults, while nbove them looms up IN jin-
posing tower li0 feet III hight.
The second and largest building Of the works
has frontage Of Isl fec: and embraces the rcsr
ercctinr- shops, l0 feet long; the equipment
room. 1U feet square. where uphoistering. dye
Ing, feather er-renovatiut;, and nil other work per-
M timing TO the inside flushing Of casEs is done:
the wood machine shop, 10 feet square and
three stories high: and the eugine~room. The
latter, together with the boiler-room, which con-
, 1881-07-24

abroad The crop III Southern Illinois IS very
light anG very few are being shipped. Prices
huvc ruled at from 81 to IS ii barrel for GOOD
stock. T.,
string beans and wax beans have been sent IN
in good supply, the former selling at 50 Genus
and the latter ut Is cents per hushel.
The homegrown tomatoes have begun to ap~
near on the market, and their appearance has
lccu very timely, rs tho Southern crop nus
given our. the recent hot spell having drtcu
them I'D on tho vines. 3ut very few more VIII
be had between now and when the local supply
comes III in good quantity. Prices have ruled
at 80 cents box, but this will very shortly pe
improved upon.
Sweet corn Is coming from the local market
gardens. where Au excellent crOp is available
1t has sold during the week at IRON SIX to eignt
cents 4 dozen.
Home grown cabbage has appeared in good
supply, amt sold readily at 81 to Fl q hundred
he:ttls.
I.ce,s have arrived plen1ifully and sold at 81
h.lshci. TurnipS have sold at St.:' u bushci:
Cauliflowers Nre now out Of the murkGt and Will
be absent unit. the fail, when the seconu crop
will make It's appearance.
Peas have been plentiful and will lust SO for
snne time yet. Tho ruling price has been &c
per b,lshel.
The bulk Of tho potntocs on tho market are
for tho local tr;lde- They have solu from 5! to
81 according to tlua!ity.
Owing to regent storms the supply OF fresh
water fish during tho pAst week was nut us large
as usual. Retail prices ran: Dack bass and
pickcrel. III cents pound: white tlsh, lax
trout, perch. aud pike, ~ cents pound.
, 1881-07-24

permanent home. there next season. This firm
has refused two offers for part OF their property
there. offers which very shnrt time ago 1Eey
would have been glad to accept.
IN the sales nf the week have been 50xl .G feet.
siS1h. 81, ,,5aj: aHxltaj on Wcsl Ohm. near Rock
welt Si.4JV: l5xSu on West Madison. northwest
corner OF Union. S2a5,i,0 :klxl1U. improved, on
icaseGold interest," IN feet vita buiidin$
On Monroe, west Of LII Sale, $4,000; ..5xl0: On
Sta1H, south Of Van Burcn. $'7Myl; 4sxll9 on
proved. S5.a0: IN +x1bl on Michigan avenue,
north Of Sixtecuth, $1,000: 50xS} OIL Jackson,
west Of franklin, -. N l50 feet on Van 8uren
street. southwest corner OF Market 5,Oo0; JDx
Ill I'll Fulton, east Of Wood, 1860.