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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11

Az . sample Of harmony and
brosbe'ly love that exists among
the Republican noguls, We give
tho following briei extract from
Bob KenLedys speech in the Ma
tionsl House Of Representatives.
In referring TO Senator Matt Qusy,
Ch.irnsn Ut the National Repub.
lican COMMITTEES. Kennedy ssys Of
Quay: 1.-The Republican party
can not afford 10 follow the tread
Of . branded criminal. He has
failed to justify himself, and though
ample time and opportunity has
hsen given him. BE- remsins s,lent.
His silence. under such. cireum-
stances i the confession Of guilt
An honarsbls msn does moi long
daily when his honor - assailej.
He has delayed loo long 70 jostsfy
tho belief in his innocense. and tho
stands . convicted criminal before
the bar Of public opln,on. Uaaar
such circumstances he shonld b.
driven from the head Of the
party whose very lie his presence
inspelils. :"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
An ORDINANCE.

Authorixing loan Of Seven Huudred Dol-
laTx In anticipation Of the levy, for the
purp0se 6f'openinz and establishing ,ceg.
sain: alleys an0 directing the issuing Of
sSc1ioK j. he II ordained by the Com.
ell D.; the TilrAe 0fl0gau, OHIO, That sis6,
Finance Committee be. and Is hereby -.
th0rixsd TO 6oslOw on .ile credit Of ino VII.
lage, . suM Of money not To cxce<d q seven
0undreT Dollars, In anticipation Of he
lavy 70. s.reet pC. pose. for the yea 1880. 70
be applied 70 paying sxCens's OF Ope 0tng
and e:tab.ish:ux the alley imme1ie iely
north Of Hunter Sheet. between Ma'ket
And Mulberry Streets, add the alley Iun-.'
Mig North sfom Hunter street between
Walnut ald Orchard 0t:ecss. TX 'a
s8C. 3. That for such loan, the vilisgei
shall iGsne Il = bonds. 10 the suI.a o. Seven:
Hundred Dollars OF such demo nj fatiOn AS
tho COp nit. 90 shall deterIni ae. pa yxble ias
SIX and twelve lnOaslls a'ier date. vii b snSi
terc1t ut rate OF six per cent. per asnhm +
payable n nlhtc. ;ty. said bO.lt.y shall be
6jened By tae Ma vOr and cOulste~s:Ynod by
the Clerk b; nd y.llafe. and sold BY them
rndei. the direction o. the flnanco COM
m't.ee. = .x
SEC. s. THIS or nance shall =. .ke <Nfct
and be in:fOree On AUD after its pa8saSe
and legal public:s on. -
Passed Sep einbev :, 1890.
Up. ROCHESTER,, presidenf,,c 6:
Attest: w. ". KEYNES. Clerk. "a,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
Low Rates to the Ohio State Fair
at Columbus, O., via the
0H VT By. Z. -.

The Ohio State Fair opens Sept.
Is. and closes Sept. -. for which
occasion the Columbus. aockine
Valley and Toledo Ry, will cell
excursion tickets from Logan 10
Columbus and return 1t the very
low rate Of $l.25 for the round
trip. Tickets viii be good going
On all regular passenger trains
from Sept. 18th 10 1879 inclusive
aud good returning until satur-
day Sept. 10Th, inclusive. Reg
ular trains leave Columbus for
points on the Hooking Valley
Divisions at SIS .. N. and 2:50
p. m. and 600 p. m. The State
Fair will be more attractive than
ever This year. The grounds
have been beautified and new
buildings added and other i'm
provements made. Acres of ma
chinery will be in molten. Trot
ting, pacing and running races
each day. Dont fail to attend
tho State Fair. s-4-90-4w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
GOV. MOVES DROPS DEAD.
As . Result Of Apoplazy in Gin
oinnatir Thursday. Z,

Govener NoYes dropped dead a'
la. n. Thurs. ofapoplsxy. He wal
born at Havsshill. Mass. Oct, 3. 80
lie served IN apprenticeship Of fyt
years in . printing Office. gradual,
cd at Dartmouth IN 1857 aud u
the Cincinnati Law School in 1858.
In July, 1861, he was commission
ed major Of the Thirty ninth. Ohio
Infantry. He was In many Of the
great battles Of the war, lost , LEG
At Rolf Mills and Was nsde Briga
der General in 1866. That gear
be was elected City. Solicitor and
two years later. judge Of the Pro-
bate Cosrt. He Was chosen Gov
enor Of Ohio.in 1871, and IN 1877
went ~ Minister to France. He
vas one Of The celebrated ElvFida-
CON nmIsslouers that detsrninsd the
Hayes contest. In March, 1889. he
vas elected Judge of the Superior
Court. which position be filled up
to The time Of bis demise. Ra
fate. like that Of bis iellow-com
missioner. has been suddenly tor
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
Laurel Township Organization.

Pursuant 10 Q call Of the Presi.
dent. the Cleveland aud Thur
man club Of Laurel Twp. met at
their hall in Gibisonville. Saiur-
day evening August S0th, 1880.
for The purpose Of eleciins their
officers for the ensuing yeak' For
President, John Williams was
re elected, Vics Prest., Thomas
Hutchinson aud John g. Krinn,
Sec'y. W. r. Kline. Treas, John
Smith. The work ot electing IN
Executive Comnii.es was ptst.
poned until next inviting. Af.es
some miscellaneous business. the
meeting adjourned . meet Sept.
2Wh.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11

Mr.. Van PsIt. Editor Of tie
Crig. Mo-. Meteor. won't 10 . drug
store ai Hillside, Iowa. and asked
The physician in attendance TO
give h,m . dose Of something for
cholera morbus and looseness Of
the bowels. He says: II felt 90
much better the next morning
that I concluded to call on the
physician and get him to fix up
= supply of the medicine. ! wa.
surprised. when no handed me
. bottle Of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
He says he prescribes Il regularly
III his practice aud finds il the
best he can get or prepare. can
testify TO ito efficiency IN NV case
at all events" For sale by F.
Harrington, druggist.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
Childrsn's Dream mof Fairyland.


The children are awaiting with
pleasurable anticipation the com
Ing Of Sells brothers aud Rarrett's
united shows. The, .childrens
dream of fairyland, exemplifed
with tiny golden chariots repre-
senting the gems Of fairy lore
Old Mother Goose. Cinderella.
Robinson Crusoe. the Old Wo
man Who L,ved ma Shoe, Little
Red Riding Hood, Blue Beard.
and tho Elfin Tally-ho Coach.
will tickle the children as moth.
ing in the way Of = circus parade
ever did before. 1t il said that:
be who makes two blsdss Of grass
grow whore but one grow before
Is . philanthropist, and We might
add that he who makes glad the
hearts of all childhood ~ they
have never been before deserves
to be crowned High Priest Fairy.
land. Sells Brothers and Barrett
will be remembered by the child
rem with gratitude and pleasure.
Teachers should give the child
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
THE NESTING OF THg STATE
BoARD OF EQAL.zATJos.

The time stated Tor The meeting
at the Stats BOARD Of Equalization
Srpt. 18th has been posponed on
account Of the date coming during
ti,e State Fair. The time of hold-
imy the convention will be announc
v. later.
From . careful reading of .:
article N last weekes Republican
l;azetts, We inter that Post Master
Parseii don't like Superintendent
Dave Miller. Tho Gazette goes
4. The extent of iusinaating that
the superintendent INDUCES in IL
,,Ations osher ;han canal water.
This is sad. Mr.. Miller contempls
los starting q paper Of his own.
The Gazette Of last week. in at.
tempting 70 discourage tho candi-
.,..cy Of Irwin DUNCAN before the
public. smong other things said.
Tat the TACT that DUNCAN was n
s-llier does not entitle him TO cOn-
v,.lerat,on. OF course not from the
Purcellians, and Republicans Of
d s kind. Dnngan was q gallant
y .id,er. lie is a man of public at
1 ira. Has been a leader in the
ssnate of Ohio. Is capable IN
,lsment and in character to soar
y. the peer Of any man in the
A a,erican Congress. lis comped-
"r., Lewis, on the Republic. n
.,.ket is a nlco gentleman as far
J.. We know. but hc Is u Rcpubli-
I'm and that is enough TO say.
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oun nonTnH ~ 1.vI ra s.,..s xUU" Ia. IA.
IessasnS .S.TCssS Sis.Isy. :. liz ,;isis.
Nj. ~ s,He Hs ya gSSs.s IN =. ..te rcsicn,
Gll.tOn C0unty tn9lsos: VII "Ho noSsce W.
lnas ~ ne iasn w ~ "a. a. ,.,,foss " 10
ctM IL. s,y I1c BIZ ~ H.t;1;s
n w. % ~ CommSSn S FeSs ssa .t,,ss o ~.
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.,sn yi1s IL +. S.cisrrS Void and ser ssisie
:eor !ne Ieason tnas saia conxeysneo W..
@.1e wstnout any ~ SorSe. ~
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ssx sne y sH.J SCI:J - clJ .SronT the
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11

This question has been asked,
but It has not been answered:
~Would Lxbor Commissioner
Mcbride have been willing for
tjsvernor Campbell to appoint %
Commissioner the man whom be
(McBrde) appointed Superin-
tendent Of the Columbus Free
Employment AgencyF-Colum-
bus Post
We know . young man ip
llocking County who early il
lite worked in the Coal mines,
Md got his start the same -
Mcbride, who could have filled
the position gwen to . Republi.
can, with credit 10 himself and
honor 10 The Democratic paris.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
SPEAKER HYSRli.
The Speaker will Show the
Republicans
That Dungen Win b. Elected IN
the Thirteenth District :
4 Letter in Which Hs Ds6ns His
9esit:sn and Puts ouftns mS Spa-..
!. dry Falss Rspmts.

CoLuMBUs, ONO. Sept. T.
Some time ago l wrote 10 Speak
er N. B. Hvsell, asking about the
stores being printed thathe would
aid in the election of = Repub
lican in the Thirteenth Dis ;
trict.
He was ont Of The state at the
time, aud the letter only reach
ed him . few days ago. Here
is his answer, which speaks for
itself:
Corning. OHIo, Sept. 3. 1880.
: DEAR SIs Yours Of the 18th Of
August just read this morning.
As your letter was not sent me
10 Pennsylvania. where l have
been since our convention, and rs
il has been 90 long reaching me
l will write you in regard to the
matter referred to.
There might not, it seems 10
me b any use for me to deny
such stuff /: bat you csn ~ 10 Ill
men for me that there is not q sin
gle word Of truth in any Of the
about my supporting
Mr.. Lewis was on business con-
nected with mining matter in the
State Of Pennsylvania, and there
was nothing elseEin it.
! am Q Democrat aud shail do
sll in my power 10 elect Mr. Dun
gan 10 Congress In the u Dis
Irict. I think that before the
election comes Of our Rep0bli-
can friends viii bs fully satisfied
~ to what kind Of q Democrat !
Am.
No. sir:I am not ready 10 ~.
sist in perpetusting power 20
corrupt ~ the Republican party
has proved itself 70 be.
DO with this what you please: :
dress il up ~ you wish. "But
these are my sentImepts."
q, Yours truly,
NAL r, HYsxLL.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
Out at Last.


Of managers of the Ohio PeniIen
tiary paroled Lou Houk after
seven years Incarceration. Lou
Houk II will be remembered shot
and killed Paul Lohman q travel
ing man ON . passenger train on
the q. H. v. & +. ky., near Del
aware in 1883. and was sent up
for II years. H0uk was q noted
three card monte man. aud was
we'll known 10 some OF the local
sports in the Hooking Valley.
Who he Aeeced out of about ons
thousand dollars some time IN
1873. He has been up before The
board al nearlyevery session since
is appointment. bringing in a list
of letters and influential names
recommending his parole. The
reports rs 10 his wrecked physi-
cal condition have evidently
been exaggerated from what we
see in the Columbus papers. IL
is hard 10 make a hero out. of q
three card monte shark, who ad.
ded murder TO his neiarious call.
ing. but his wife who has remain.
ed true to him all these years,
and toiled in a laundry al Col
unbns 10 procure funds with
which 10 ald in his release, is Ger.
tainly entitled 10 credit. For her
sake at least, it. is right to hope
that Lou H"uk will make good
use OF his freedom a, d walk in
The ways that are honorable.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11

A carpenter. by the name Of
n. 8. Powers. fell from the. roof
Of . house in East Des Moines.
Iowa. and sust aimed . painful
and serious sprain Of the wrist,
winch he cured with one bottle
of Chaimberlain's Pain Balm.
He. saws it ~ worth IS 4 bottle,
It cost HIM 50cents. For sale BY
F. Harrington. Druggist.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11

Senator Van Cleaf, editor ol
The Csrclevills Democra:, ha,
l.een selected - chairman Of the
ktais Democratic Executive
l;ommliiee. Senator Van Cleal
I. one of the ablest public men
Of hi. party, and under his direc.
t.0n, We fee: assured the CAM
paign will b conducted with vlg
nr. and bring us . glorious victo.
~. Representative Gear, broth
" Of Mich Gear Of HaTmison's,
has been selected Secretary.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11

Packard. once governor of Louis
tina. but now , resadsnt Of lows
perhaps for prudential reasons.
is said 10 Be slated for appoint.
,nent ~ Clal alksons successor -
6rst assist AMI post master general.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
Read this Slowly.

Lives there man with soul % dead.
who never 70 himself hath said.
III take 1t PAtriskb , Pilis before ] 20 to bels
When . mild cathartic il desired,
ono that will cleanss the whole sys.
tom aud regulate the liver and
bowels. you cannot do better. than
to tako St PatrickS Pills just bef9rs
going 10 bed. They do not sausea's
nor erspe, and leave the system in
eplennsd cOrditiou. For sale by
+. Harrlngton. druggist.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
Notice to Heirs.
Tho State Of Ohio. Hooking County 81
In the Probate Court. f><s
In the matter Ofthe last VIII and Testa.
ment Of SARAH uED0ES DECEASED.

To Mrx. Sarah james, Mrs. Charlotte Rocl,-
ester, Mrs. Barslleba Work. Mrs. Lizx.e-
Coans, Gilbert Cushing. Hiram Cnshinx,
VIM. Gushing and John Gushing. You are
hereby notifed, that on the 10th day OF Sep.
tember. A. ID. 1850, an Instrument :of wrf-
ting, purporting TO he the last Will and
Textasnent Of Sarah Hedges, late. OF Fal
Township, In said County, decesstd, Was
produced In open Court, and an application
TO admit the same to Probate, was on the.
n, me day made in said Court. Said .nppli-
cation will he for hearing before this
court, ION fire 2.nsl dny of Septeil Der; a, d.
1880, at lO O'clock A. ~. -----.--.- -
W. r. ACKER. Prob ts Judge.
Sept, Il, 9U-1w.
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O.sssSs D.v. ~ s.,.v s.-.a a.a..
~ 0s.sD a.:a u !,
Hxmaa iosesishs y q oasea q tAaat
thaa a may b eonsidSesds sSrsa Il +
9soer& rule thss mse ass nee vssy'
Goe1 1,sdses. q whas q toef 3ot Sh6i6.
Nhse shsy tate> t. 9 lessslar ~
eseetly pFoves 20 b . curse. sad-;
whas . plees4Aaee 70 shiak os-tAe
vesy tAiae vhiekA kAAsy dssad - q evii
turns QUITO sssyseoe Of ssnaias goel
~ ~ ~ pa,,sa b. A.v.as. NJ
salary red1esA . sAid z robust uidate.
aGsA meG ae6Srdiag,as Ne rhilsdsl
pA3e Ca2t =. 81 SD;
Ihs ,re1a<k naturally excited esse
..Ysa. !" eoasiausd Ne mas; .4aaa vaSt'
vAas savsd aA "a vss sasisaaaS. .AoAEs
keeper los .. Wholesale house. esd was
sasaiae twelve AsnArsa dollass 8 ysaE
0emetAing happsasA 10 matter WHIST;
end was thrown out was iAlo eoe
we nonaAA aad thea vent - w0lf -
ESQ ~.:se
...AA tAae Nnp I vas Ida aA1 v6ot
end coaJdat walk . niis - ssve lsl,
lAs.s At aAy sssa ] theusha I coulds'k
Dut whea my income was - ssarSullf
reduced I lousl y absolutely nsesssasi
70 sconomisA and did % by walking
hoos hen nv work. . distaaea &,
abouA Ave Eil62
at pseesy nsasiy killed nj q mn
Thea began - enjoy Il Within
thses montAs ] was walking betA
wsyA aad I've ksps n up ever sise&
Ten miles . day. summer and vinteP.
unlsss during hard storm, end Nook
- mel One huadred and eighty
Dounds. The appetite q ~ ostrich, aaa
~ . day's sisknaes II ~ ysArG @
Yea ~ 6eatlsnas No. .. -
s-~ ...s eusuass dsss q ny saias7
1aye4 q, use :..~.:.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11

George W. Peck, author Of
,'Peck's Had Boy. has been n0m-
mated BY me Democrats for Gov
ernor Of Wise Onsin.
There Is no doubt that he will
peek" il 10 our friends. the
enemy.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
Notice to Heirs,
The State Of Ohio, Hooking County, ~.
In the Probate Court.
In the matter Of the Last WIZ and Testa.
ment oi JACOB BEEHY deceased.

To Christian Beery. lido. Beery, >. John
Wax0nhals, Sarah Weaver and Elizabsth
Kern. You arc hereby notified tiiat on tho
Eighth dny OF September, A. D. ,lSce sa'
instrument Of writing. purportiny to be
late Of Maron township, in said County,
deceased. was produced In open Court ,nnd
an application TO admit the same to Pro-
Court. said applicaiion .1iii be ior r hear ear
ing before this Court on the 18TH day. Of
September, A. D.. 1890, at ~ O'Clock. A.. N.
w. T. .ACKER. Pro. Judge.
Sept. II, &,-lw
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate Of Michael Eckstcin deceased
The undevsignsd has heen appoinvsd
and Qualitled 40 Admin istrat0r. With the
Will annexed, Of tho estate OF Michael
Ecksteln late Of Aockinx County. dereased.
Dated this llth day Of 9epssm Ser lSoO.
JOHN w. KRlNN, ADMIR-
With the Will annexed. ,s., =,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11

Election sevea weeks from
next Tueatlay.
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Democratic
STATE TICKET.
For Secretary Of state
THAD. 4. CROMLkY,
0f l'ickaway.
Far ysdse Of supseme Court
GEORGE B. OKEY,
Of Frsnkl,n.
For Member Of Board osPubaie works
LEOPOLD KElFER.
OF Miami.
FOR CONGRESS.
RyZNE .DUNGaN,
OF jackson Couaty.
COUNTY TICKET.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Probate JUdge.
WILLIAM 7. ACkER.
For Clerk Of the Court.
ID. H. LAPPEN.
For Treaxurer,
BENJAMIN II. ALLEN.
for Prosecuting Attarney,
J B. RlASON.
ror Cusnnis-i0sef.
ABEL CARPENTER.
For Inarnary Dssscsar.
ISAAC A. WRIGHT.
Fer ssurvey OF.
JAMES DAVIS.

A good Democratic ticket IN
the fie:d.
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PENSIONS.

;. The New Eaw pe siOns nearly All sol.
diers, sail0is, wid6ws. orphans under 10, or
Helpless and dependent parents. Increases
e naaAy drawing under sl3. Our agent
nor Hockiu9 county II ~
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sAPpolNrMENri NOTICE.

ss'. = Esiate ps John ". Bsii, dsc'd...
Thc tndersigned- has been appointed
and. .,Qualifesl . AdminiStfutoR or the es:
tate Or l6h4 ". BAH late Of HoGkinE Co.,
deceased, SETH WELDY.
Dated this zth day Of September lSC9
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Notice to Land Owners.

an, Hooking County Decennial Hoard nj
EaualizatiOn being now In session, the
following dates are fixed for hearing FROM
each precinct, to wit:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11

-, tho law once Of Hon. 8. weldy, Logan
o.. DO aud E-s him. He will sdvise you
and make oIt your claim FREE. You may
-hsve good ciMim aud not know It. PEN
1i0n application does not bar you. Apply
at once, OF tine earlier yeu do so tho more
money you will get,
.. . Sinton Building, Cincinnati %.
:; July 3l--3m
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Setn. weekly. Aamiuistfator Of tie estxte ol
.s-s.,.:. Jonas Beegy, deceaseds Pin.
Oatharins Beesy, Etal. Defendents.

kIhrh Court OF Common Pleas Of Hook
y, - - ing County. Ohio. Cause 2lle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
40 WORK OF pAr1xG CONTRACTORS.

,,vcsuro,ions have recently been made BY > H.
Conner an engineer for Controller Myers u '''
,ror', done by the paving contractors ana the ac''
Furnished hy them The result was that INES "cN
imposed ~ follows: -.
Matthew Baird contract 10 pave llud'on-St io''
Reach 10 spring St., used limestone m''eM 'i el.
in having 1000 square yards OF foundat'oh' '"'
trolor deducted 5000 from contract money.
william j. Clark. contract to pave NalH'' Ir'''
,o,dw2y 70 Nassau t., used Lmc't ne ST al o ticl
~ lax o36 $40 square yards OF iOnhdatloh'
deducted S23 90. ,
Charles Guidet contract b. pave Leonard y, rom
proadrav 70 Hudson ST., used limestone lhstedu III
,,ciss Ia Law 59- square yard, OF fouudhu"h' 20"
,rIror deducted so 20. Contract TO pave L"ls"t-t
froro Canal to Greenwich st.. used limst"nc H7t" 'i
,,,.s r. Law 700 SO square yards OF pavement
Contro,ler deducted S7G o. Contract t. pave Broad
=, Exchange Place 70 Pearl ST.; used Limestone ih
toad Of cnais, 10 lay 80 10 square yards oi
,',,,o,ront Controller deducted 80 Il Contract
e. rave Re,,de- ST. used lcmstonc instead Of gncS'
to Law $50 square yards Of foundation; Controller
dcduCed So.
Thomas Gcarity. contract 70 pave LcAETonaVc'
from Thirty fourth 10 Thirty fifth - used line tone
instead Of gne.s lay LOO square yards oil ioud't
ton Controller deducted $50.
bernard Mahon, contract t. pave Spring-st rom
Bowcry to broadway, used limestone Instead OF snHs'
TO lay go square yards Of foundation Ooh'F"NeF
deducted s27 80.
James Pollock, contract to pave Cedar -. ron
broadway 10 Greenwich st.. used limestone ihst'N 81
rnel,s 10 lay 676 10 square yards Of pavement :
Controller deducted S67 81. Contract u ptVc IIt,,
Of gncss 10 law 80 $40 square yard. Of foundation
Controller deducted SO o.
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MORE HEAT AND MOISTURE EXPECTED.

Tho jewellers in New.Yor6 who suffered from the heat
yesterday would have been surprised % hear that the
percentage Of humidity never higher than - per cent
The temperature however well above the eighties all
day the highest record Pcrry's pharmacy being 81
degrees 30 D. There heavy local
IN the South Atlantic States but the Of the
try the weather generally fair A from
the West hung the Central States, moving rapidly
eastward Sergeant Dunn's promise OF higher tempera
ture and increased humidity Tor today VIII evoke Il
wall Of anguish from md Manhattan Island
the other.
General Greely made Of his periodical visits to the
local bureau YESTERDAY and expressed his satisfaction with
the management Of the ONCE
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LIVELY TINES At THE PR0DCCE EXCHANGE

There was more excitement Yesterday on IN" PTo1u'e
Exchange than AZ any other time since the " bull
rnovment Of last week opened There were reports mat
the corn belt had suffered from the drouth The news
Of the revolution in the Argentine Republic also Influenced
corn in measure because Liverpool receives quantity
Of corn ON there. The Liverpool market ad 'onced
sharply and the local followed Another factor
wa, substantial decrease 100 600 bushels, IN tbs
visible s,u,l, Hot weather in Northwest helped
wheat The foreign element tn Exchange were free
sellers rule and the export demand was pacucaIy
nothing which fat led a roIction IN wheat.
August corn aIced four cents nom saturday ana
closed at 52L cents. September advanced four cents
reacted 0ncqu,rtc and closed at 524 october went up
four cents, reacted and ciq.cd 53Is. August oats
climbed up one-laf cent and closed at 80 ScptemD'r
advanced ~ and closed at 3s2 october canned ~ and
shut down ~ 49, Whea. advanced ia, reacted
T. and closed o. September advanced ~ aud CLOSED
at 9sl2 December up Is and closed at 'l OOis
OF corn there 5000 900 bushels sold, 100000
bushels wheat and 1915 600 bushels oats.
Jay Gould yesterday showed reporter Of The Tribune
a number Of dispatches from officers m the
Missouri Pacific Railway the condition Of
the crop territory reached by that system They
Indicated the extreme need " rain a week and IN
some districts the loss Of the crop ACKNOWLEDGED
whether rain fell Since then" SIR. Gould
said we have received advccs that has fallen from
ST. Louis up ~ Omaha and through Kin~as ard South
Missouri. II doubt improved the prospects
and the larger than year Losses have
been suffered and don't suppose there viii be than
80 per gent Of crop cOmpired with last should
have favorable weather conditions from
But then there world % old hand'