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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25

A YIcrn-Says the Detroit Free Pres:
A man named Jonathan Crom, from Perrys-
burg: Ohio, solicited lodgings 1.-THE Central
Police Station last night, being decidedly
short of funds. He stated that he had been
robbed of S255 at the Island House, Toledo,
on the evening previous, BY some rO,m-
mates who had been allotted a place with
him. He was on his way to Saginaw to
make a payment on some property pur-
chased by him.
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Pure Silver ware in great variety at
sYLyEsTER HoeAk's 2S7 Superior St
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Hyou want to bay the best and cheapest
cider and wine mill, go to 81 Merwin street.
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LADIES SWISS WArcHEs.-A few of very
fine quality, at 40 Superior street. jyIs
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aaIscELEANEoUs.

DTIEFARDS! BILLIARDStt BILL
ID kBDSltI Eo1ld Gal ~ atte1t,9p o. 5qIeTs
70 ms new improved PAfEET CONFIRMATION
CUSHIONS AND TABLES, which cannot be sur
PISSED by any others IN the world for elasticity cor
~rectuess 0fangles, and durability. which ] sell ~
reasonable prizes, aith q fine stock OF Cloths, Balls,
Cuea. aHG everything connected with the trade
Orders by mail ATTENDED 10 ct Eay factory, l6 Fulton
street, New York CITY. W. b. GRIFFITH.
i~une5.3lG
DROFTTABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR
i, SUMNER AND addresg ofschOol
teachers, students, clergymen, disabled soldiers and
Others, wanted. Busness light and pleasant. Ad-
dress b S. GREEN, ~ Superior street, Cleveland,
o., Room 4, No stairs yyg:336
500. coo 4 ~. m.f = l1lt-s asPs ~ n st1nd
rrd uol-kr1Hn WAGNER'S LOAN 0FFIOE,
81 Securities o. ersv Kind, va: Gold and Silver
Netchel, Diamonds. SILVER Wars JeSeiTy, 0uns
Prtol. ci0thins. Dry Good, Pianos, Msio5eona, and
~ ug-Uoasi prorsriy andArticies 0fyAlue, on tue most
UIitsiartcrT terms. Business strictly ~Urfvste. He
tshIsnrf r15f. n B-6A variety Ct rareaeemed
Hat1he, Jcgdry, Guns, etc., for sale ct bargains.
oEcc-c9rHer Of Water sud sCFarinr streets. over
WAGNER
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TIE stock market was at the last
open board, and lower prices were made through
out the session. Erie, declined to 72KG72H. The
general market WAS heavy.
Petroleum aud mining shares were dull and
heavv-
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ss- Single copies of the WEEKLY LEADER, for
Saturday, Aug. rs, 1866, in wrappers, ready for
mailing, can be bad at the LEADER Counting Room.
Price i've cents.
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Window Shades, Cornices and Curtains,
in great variety, at Beckwith & sterling's-
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TzE wxkrHER.-The following meteoro-
logical record is reported for the LEADER by
L. H. SclomonsOn, Optician, under the
American House:
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w. {. OBEsT9N
ESTABLISHED DsesnLer, is@l
-

ESTABLISHED DeesnAsE sal
licensed i Army 4 Raw ClshN gsBsa
OFFICE SO. l LEHANPs BL0CA,
Hear Court House on PGoic Square, Olsyelsns.
THE NEW OUNTT LAW has passed totL
Houses OF Congress and IS NOW 4 Law
ne The additional Bounties collected promptly
and on T, ascDsble terms. Application may De-
made rs above.
We collect Pensions, Increased Pensions, Boan--
ty, Back Pay, Psi e Ecnsy enf 81 other war
Oiair1s
Land Warrants bought end sold also College
Scrip.
m. Our Special Agent, fesidsa7 AZ Wsshisgtel
D. O., gives persons: attention 70 ALL eisins lls6
German LsBeaass spossE. Sug!:En
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Fine watches and fne clocks at
S. HoGAS's, 237 Superior street.
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RuGaIo p1arhet-Aur. "a.

~FIoUR-steady. Sales of No. at slO,5O; SIO,2S
@10,sT% for western spring.
WHEAT-Sales Of No. L Milwaukee spring per
sample at so.
.OoAs-D1n and nominal Sales at 69c for No l..
0ATs-Saleso Of No Chicago fresh receipts to
arrive at 40.
BARLET-Quiet.
RYE-Held at S3zc for Milwaukee.
PoRK-Sales at $500.
L~ARD-sales of city at 2Ie; western at 2IH921c.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
CANAL FaEIGrs-Firm. To New York 14c for
corn. 12c to Albany.
REcEIPTs-Flour J,674 bbIs wheat 155 BUSH
corn 40. 303 cats IL, las.
OAxAL ExPoRTs-Wheat 76T5j corn IA 1858; cats
7O,2i6; barley 1875; rye 700.
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KICKED BY A HoRsE-A Man BADLY IN
JURED.-Mr. Martin X. Rawley, a pump
dealer, who resides in Brooklyn village,
was kicked by a vicious horse yesterday
and very badly injured. He had just re-
turned home from this city, ana was un-
hitching his horse, when the savage animal
let drive at him with his heels, knocking
him down, frscturing his skull and break
ing his left jaw. The family. hearing the
racket, rushed out and dubbed the horse
away, which in all likelihood prevented
the man from being killed outright. As it
is, his injuries are of a dangerous character.
a surgeon was promptly called to dress the
wounds, and last nightthe unfortunate man
was more comfortable. We are informed
that Mr.. Rawley had one of his shoulders
broken last spring by a kick from the same
horse.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25

Cholera Infantum, Diarrhea and Olsen
terry, speedily cured, by taking DR.. Keel
er's compound syrup of Rhei, a neutralizing
mixture, and Blackberry Syrup, found at
]. J. vogt and Churchill Il Bros.
aug2:S62
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POLICE C~oVRF-AUGusT 24rH-JUDGE AB-
BEY P~REsIDISs.-The following docket was
disposed of:
Wan. Hotehkiss, fined 5 Esnd costs Rob
ert MeGarrel, fined s. and costs; Francis
G. Ward, fined 81 and costs; ThOs. Don
nelly, fined 81 and costs; NJ. Foley, fined 81
and costs; F. Lynch, fined 81 and costs;
James Martin, fued the costs; John S.
Adams, fined 81 and costs; Mary Ward,
discharged; Francis Hoole, fined 81 and
costs Pat Carney, fined 81 and costs;
Charles Scott, fned 81 and costs Patrick
| Cooney, sent to the Workhouse for 60 days;
Stephen DAILY, fined s. and costs; John
| Duffey. fined 81 and costs.
Vagrancy-Thomss Kinney, sent to the
workhouse for 80 days; VIM Boyle, Hobt-
White, Jas. Ryan, Jas. Mcconnell, and
Lewis, each fined the costs; Frank Lynch,
sent to the Workhouse for 80 days
Assault and Battery-Charies McCarty,
fined s. aud costs; John Wyerman, fined
SIS and costs.
Grand Larceny-Martin Stanton, bound
over in $500 bail.
Violating Sunday Liquor Law-J.KptE,
fined $40 and costs.
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GoLp NEAa CLgvELAsD-Extensive gold
fields, rich with the "slittering god OF the
niser," have been discovered in various
parts of the county, and why not in Ohio
We have on our table a specimen of quartz,
containing a rich proportion of gold, which
was found a few days ago by Mr.. NJ. Clay
ton. in B~ratenahl's garden, about four miles
from this city, while searching among peb-
bIes for curious onea.
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OPTICAL.

( s. PERLKY, ths reliable Optieinr, still
J . continues to give universal satisfaction IN tn
practice Of HIS profession, No. Iss Superior stree
Ishnson- House Building. --
"a. 1t 10 70 the advantage OF ali, when sodsli
cate q sense 81 that Of sight Is concerned, { deal
with one Of acknowledged SKIN, who makes no fall :
pretensions also . ful assortment o. Optical Ard
NafhAnetiaaiInatrnmAn- i-tafsF
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FRIDAY ENsutNG, August "a 1910.
FreIghts-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Bail from this port to New York and
New York. Boston.
lst elass.--.--".".-~. los 81 10
"a s5h s2h
zth 81 ~
Wool 81 e6 81 Is
The vsstward-bOund rates by lake and rail are
., i: ,i e .i q : -
To Cleyss and, Toledo and
D @.-~.-~--.---.s 90 Sc ESQ 45o
kiour-The market continues firm, and a good
steady demand from the trade is noted Tor the bet
ter grades. Choice city Xxx red winter is firm at
sl3,OOG13,5O country brands do range at $40, FOG
1880. Sales 100 bbls Xxx Spring at sIl 90; 100
bbs do do at $3.50 100 bbls fair quality TX red
winter at $3.50; so bbls common do do at $1,000.
Wheat-stoeks are Light, and Spring further
advanced 59IOc to day demand Moderate Sales 2
cars No. L Milwaukee Spring at 1896 2 cans
do do at 81. 80.
COFBa-In go.d dsmsnd and firm Sales 100
In No ! mixed at 69c; 2I01- bn and ? cars do do at
Toe.
Oafs-Firm and in fair request. Sales ! car
new No. I at SIC 2 cars do do at IS; I car old
No. l at 49c.
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Rye-ouist and nominal at so@s6s for Mol
BarIey-InActivs and nominal.
POrk-Firm. Sales 80 bbls No. eity-Paeksd
Mess st s34 90; Clear held at $500. 81
Lard-Sieady. Sales 1000 lbs city-rendered at
22@22HO in tisroes and kegs.
Beef-steady. city-Packsd Ness held at
$500
Smoked MeafsEKrs unchanged and firm.
Sales 1850 lbs city sugar-cured Hams st 2ei
1900 lbs Shoulders at lie Dried Beef held at &c
Bacon zoe.
Butter FIN good demand, and prices
steady and firm. Choice Western Reserve
held at saassc; good ". r. aud choice Cen
trail 3sasic; Common qualities are inactive: and
nominal.
C~heesc-very quiet, unchanged and steady at
I09I7c for common to choice.
ERHs-Quiet at 169i7c.
RISnxfnes=steSdy and in fair demand
at s2,27. sos
AleohcI-Firm. Cologne Spirits, $4,e2s4,G7,
ss per cent. Alconol sA52@4,57. Neutral Proof
Spirits s2,4S@2,46s-
PetrOEeum-Firm. There is some inquiry
for refined in bond. Stocks are light, and refners
have generally sold well ahesd.- We quote at 500
Ilc for bonded on spot; Free quiet at 5996le.
hrmer. Sales 1000 bbls Refined in bond, ('cOm-
merciaT') September deliveries on cars here, at
HLc.
OlIs-steady. Quotations for Carbon are for
trade lots. We quote:
Llnssed raw-.Sl S59= Eestsfoot AL co
do boird l sO9- Whale, W. B.----SI 20
Csrbon-..--... eO9 81 Elephant, W. B.. l 70
Lard--~.----.Si 609I 80 Sperm, W s----. ; Is
Bank ........-..- -9I 50 Straits. ...-.-.- i 50
~Beans-steady. Prime white held at Sl,6Oe
LIS.
lake Fish-steady. No. L Whitsash ss,25
Piokerel, ss,OeSs,26; Trout s7,OO97,50; Bass
$3.50; Herring. S4.Oo94,5o, all for half barrels.
EaIEOW-Steady at lie.
Feathers-SteAdy and firm at $4,000 for
prime live geese.
White Lime-In good demand at sl,75 per
bbI for Cleveland and Fremont.
Eats- Ltmc-In fair demand and firm At
$500 for Akron and Oswego.
PI~asfer-PoweIPs land plaster firm at Sl2,O O.
Z ton OF Mill. Oalcined $500 Q Dbl.
snIt-, irm at $3.50 for Fine, $3.50 for Coarse
and Ground Solar.
H~0ps-Firm. Held at s range of 459TOo fol
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
Mais-Barley Malt steady at 81, 40@I,6 so y bui
the outside price for prime No. 1 Canada.
Ale nnd POrter-we quote as follows: Pres
ent Use Xxx ale $1,000; Stock sl5,OO9l4,OO; Ken,
sstt $500; Pale Cream sIl,OO; Porter sI2,0OG
400.
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WANTEp.-AcENT

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MEN WANTED-To solicit and Ill orders and
NJ collect on subscriptions for first class Books and
EnCrayiUga- Remuneration either salary o. com
mission- Apply to or address G. l. VAN MORT
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Tx SuxMER-It is said that the summer
now about closing has been the most re-
markable of any for many years in three
particulars 1t was in its earlier portion
the hottest in its middle part the wettest;
and in its latter portion the coolest of any
summer within tho memory of the Oldest
inhabitant. We lave had this summer the
hot and rainy seasons of the torrid zone,
and are now very near having a tOchu Of
cold of The fr gid zone.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25

TEACHERS Assoc1ATIoN.-The next meet
ing of the Ohio Teachers Association will
be held in Columbus. The officers are as
follows
President-Wm. Mitchell, of Columbus.
Vice Presidents-W. D. Henkle, of ss-
lem; J. F. Reinmund, of Lancaster W. E.
Crosby, of Cincinnati.
Recording Secretary-S. A. Norton, Of
Cleveland.
Corresponding secretary-G. B. Brown, of
Toledo.
Treasurer. W. Stevenson, of Norwalk.
Auditor-John Hancock, of Cincinnati.
Executive Committee. J. Kickoff, of
Cincinnati n. F. Cowdery, of Sandusky /;
E. E. White, Of Columbus; T. NJ. Steven
son, of McConnelsville H. J. Caldwell, of
U.rran
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THIRD DAYS RACES.
RAIN AND DISAPPOINTMENT.
The Dexter, Butler and Patchen Race
Postponed Till To-Day.
Decision OF Thursdays Unfln-
iShed Race.
R A c
D PROGRAMME.

Yesterday morning usiiered in 8 series of
drenching showers, bringing ~dissppoint-
ment 10 many thousand people who mad
hoped-in the afternoon to witness the much
debated contest between the famous horses,
Dexter, Butler and Patehen- Hopes that
the rain would cease were dispelled by
fresh and thick coming clouds, SO that at
twelve o'clock the Committee issued
dodgers announcing hat the great race
had been postponed on account of the
weather till eleven o'clock this forenoon.
The postponement seemed prudent at the
time, though disappointing many hundreds
Of strangers who had come in on the morn
ing trains for the purpose of gratifying
their curiosity by with essing the expected
race; but about ono o'clock the sky bright
eued up, and the gloomy clouds were dis
persed. About three o'clock crowds began
pouring il at the on trance Of the Driving
Park, determined MOI to be disappointed al
together, and clamOI Gus for q race of some
kind. The unfinished race of the evening
before remained yet TO be decided Owing
to considerable ispute and dissatisfaction
the pools and atakes had been declared
of" and ali that remained was
to determince VIII ich horse should receive
the purse. The previous five heats were
VOL as follows one by Jeanette and two
e lck by Rodney and American Star. They
were all on hand and seemingly eager for
the race except ST ar, who appeared out Of
sorts and not a .liGtle lame. After scoring
three times the word ego" was given and
all got of in good style, Rodney taking the
lead. Star broke badly and seemed i'm
properly managed. Rodney won the heat
in 2,42, leaving American Star about eight
rods in the rear and Jeanette far behind.
The regular "a ces for the day having been
postponed till to-day a scrub race" mile
h1ats, 3 in 5, to harness for the gate money.
was gotten up. The following horses were
enter ed Union Jack, Bay Billy, Reilly,
Betty and Flora May. Bay Billy withdrew
before the first heat leaving four eOntes-
t~rka
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MIIwaukee Market-Aux. "a.

fLOUR-Dull.
BEckIPTs-riour 20 bbls wheat Is, 200 bush;
4,3O0 corn; 5000 oats.
sHIPMEsT-Flour 800 bbls; wheat 5000 bush.
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Melen entered r. n. Betty.
Potts b. g. Bay Billy
Jones b. m Flora May
WorleY 50 :. z. Rely.

Melen entered r M Betty.
Potts " b.. 6. Bay Billy.
Jones I" b. m Flora May.
Worley q r. g. Rely.
The contest was decidedly the most en-
citing that has taken place since the begin
ming of the fair. Unto n Jack made the first
heat in BAL 2-5, with Betty second some
three rods in the rear, behind whom was
Flora May six rods and Reilly d~istancsd,
had there been such a thing as "distaneed"
in the race, which there was not. Union
Jack stock, which all along had been the
favorite, now rose rapidly, and ten to one
was offered in his favor. At this point g
change was made in the driver Of Flora
May, and Mr.. Eof, who enters the famous
trotter Dexter, took the reins. In the
second heat Union Jack took the lead dur
ing the first three quarters followed closely
by Flora May, who gained rapidly and on
the "home stretch" passed her antagonist,
who was strongly urged vita the whip,
coming in finely about 4 length ahead.
The third heat was but a repetition of the
second. At the close of this heat Union
Jack was withdrawn and the next heat was
easily won by Flora May.
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The market closed at I4s5SG1is%. Cash gold
was easier towards the close, aud was loaned at
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TECREASED PlHsION AND ADD

il TIONAL BOUNTIES to Soldiers, Sailors and
their widows, Chiidren and PARENTS.
GU-B wsjust passed and spproved-
So $50 to $50 additional Bounty, ard g to
sIT per month inc cased Penffon. q.
- o1ioera in commission Eareh Sd, 1865, and
discharged after April 9th, 1865, are entitled TO
three months extra Fay proper All proper
Gains against the Government prosecutes
promrtlg ard thorouehly, aided ~ competent
ASSISTANT 10 Washington.
"a send in yout discharges, eeTtineates o. Pen
sien. and other proper vouchers ana proofs 4
wifi srna ei. eHIsr, giyiuE fnn i7iormation and
Trepare The necessary D pers 10 secure the lain.
DIV GAGE, Claim Agent,
augI No u Caao's Block. Cleveland. o
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6AILY LEADER
SATO RDAY, AUGUST IS, 1866.

~ For EVeacIng Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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C. J. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician.
Particular attention given to diseases of wo-
men and children. All Chaonic diseases
successfully treated. Office hours from IL
A. NJ. to > P. NJ, at 30 South Side of Monu-
mental Square. Residence East Cleveland.
augl6.
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GOLD PESs.-A fine assortment of oblique
and commercial pens and cases, at 14O su
perior street. Gyls) BURT & DARE.
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.FRATELERs REaIsrEn.
3
wEpDELL house.

Arrivals az me Principal hotels 70,
.he last Tuenty-fOur Hours.
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TEMPERANcE.-We understand that a series
of public lectures will be delivered in this
city under the auspices Of the Sons of Tenn
psrance, for the purpose of presenting the
claims of the temperance movement OF all
order-loving and law-abiding citizens. The
Rev. H. B. Knight will deliver the first OF
the course on Monday evening next in the
Hall of the Sons of Temperance, on supe-
rior street., when the reverend gentleman
will set forth facts and figures of Intemper-
ance well calculated to arrest the attention
as well of the v~otaTies of liquor as of all who
have been Indifferent to the results Of nab
itual and even occasional dram-drinking in
our midst. We bespeak a large attendance
Of the friends of this effort at social reform.
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Cleveland WhoIesals Harkes

FRrpAY EvsurNs, August "a. 1870.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
and Bail from this port to New York and
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G~ovEBSNESr SECURITIES

The exchange market is becoming unsettled by
the corner in the gold market, and there has been
another decline. Prime bankers bills at 60 days
are quoted at IOCH9I06&, and short sight at lO1
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25

Tax Presidents VIsIT.-Mr. Jones yes
terday telegrsphed to Secretary seward the
action that had been taken by the city au-
tho-ities here for the entertainment of the
Executive and party. The following reply
was te~legraphed by Mr.. Seward
Thomas Jones, jr., Esq, and Committee Of
City Council:
The President aooepts with grateful Pless-
ure the tender of Inequalities which you
have made in behalf of the city OF Glove
land. WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
1t has been arranged that when the Presi-
Dental party leave the city they will pro
coed along Euclid avenue to Euclid Stations
where their train will be in waiting for
them.
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The money market remains easy. There is a
persistent effort making on the part Of spectators
for a fall at the stock exchange, to dspreciate the
national bank currency. sol
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DENTISTRY
CHAs. Z. 3 CONWAY v. NOBLE,
sigarHeys L CORnseII0rs at Law

O~EnvELAND, ONO.
KnE E.H- EsaIo.FSl oOEVAT ". HOIIH.
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IOUSE Am L0T RkEFED.
FULLER 4 FORD,

EUIIEk q EUkD,
2S2 and s Madfson4SG-,
angl.s46 CHICAG 60, I'LL.
DOR sEJR-OIL-A n1e Iotos Petroleum Burn.
z los on, Il ths Factory Ct N-J-9ULLD, on Geo
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Dispatches to Western Associated Press
Nrw YORK, August "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15
DIED.

BlRmSGHAsi-siddealy on Monday, hs 50 John J.
R he ami, are r-pecTi1i invited 10 end the funeral
from 81 Episcopal chafel, sorsAas sunday the eh
%:d9;'ssy ;,'Sss De- Mary A.
e re,d,nes No i45 Eat Tw.n,yt''i, Tho relative, ana
s9f s.i % Of F. ii LoS See and H. No s
cAssIDy-ou Thursday the 18Th ns after short and .syess 'ei
Zee, ',,. % .nl Jas. H. cassidy .' " "' go
Psl services st ihs parents No 100 West Bale
ssa, BIsosJn, o'clock ~ saturday 18th in'
CAAUNcYon Friday Dee ~ tho Roy P.'et os.n0'' D. D.
The iesd, family and Reverend Clergy sTs
rs.psy invited Wihog, further notice 70 ssna b, n'r,
Coz 10 cut oS Monday aerains sSs I7s int.
uET-saadeny congestion Of the ans FnHe'' p beloved
qs fads q the i,my invited s,nd r-s No -
without frher notice.
.sTIyGsn soqiyu Thu,,1y moraf n-e T. Ad.sa'
Milne n'ut daughter Of Msrgarsste aud William IL h'''"
Buried IN Greenwood yesterday.
HuLMEsA Stamford Conn. Taursdsy Dec h. John Holi-s'
~. ri ,. and sad. Of tn. family ar. r.p,; iHy,.d to
sienl ~ unrA from biz late rs,idonce Monday h ht
q o;loel csrle, wifi be 3, the dspo, On arrival Of the
MacARrnyA MorIi..si' w.dn..i,y p.s r. ca'r'' M'
.rd end, 81 lie f.siy az 1s.D,eay invited
tsud he an,rsL the Church Of the Mssds Or
oelsek, wi'hoa. sriasT notice
oGIIvIEh Ws,'Le,sr, Thursday, Dee H. al'r 'S'H
NJ sd 80 9o.: o I S y -. s; spSes s a. on
s.. srdsy I5.h ln,-, Al y o'aloes p N.
RoCKwfLlA -; sing rhunasy, Dee H. sed4'n' 'h.rs'
W. Rockwell, aged o, vera
g.-,,ns " taken Norwich, Cozs.. fer ntegrnssi
sCRFfNER-Oa fdity Dsc. "a Charles AGsl son o. O'mond
NJ .na ~ schrsnsr, sfsa roEh sndt asys
TIE fas,si ps.s spsl,, lsh inst st oessi ~
f tie o. h' parents IN Ryss0 A. astf sh'e' ,1s
/ Bloctir1.
souDON-sudi,a, 1h4s.dy Dec i Eessa ssoadon, 10
tta 1flh o. titsae 90.
Tia. ,.v.s Ard nrnti o. he sny iaFod attend h,
rn,r eni ,s rsloe so. iil Pea3 asaad'y At -
0eoc- %.
I'll. 1sriers ~ HARLEM LODGE. 10. 451 D. jnd ~ sIe
r..uscI trir Lode Room aaut mofins ~
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PACIFIC LDDGF So 2gl ,. tua A. Mfh-eswler' or Pacific
rIl l 81 o r.H sn-cii . u1n Of ife Ioize
on UNDAii De- u ~ oco1. n ''f P.P''' " P'1i