davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-12-15
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

rAhuntinots ID a, last e13t.ntx vret,ns tn h. |
unter,toot i,y f,onurr.x IN tbe messuro that mi
not on,y ns = conc,n,tve and aati.far,ory ,nsver
- ,hn~s - ,,.ss, tn.t ~. nnrnt- n.s M, cnr.
- e.s '. ~ As a"s sNe H.s 49, -. s.s,.,.
s.oxu' ~, :. wv .s..s ~. - -.
s.e s..ev" =. ~. ~. - - s.,r1
~. .s.r y. s.e -...H1 -. .-1 -
.n.. .1e..n. ~" " .'u.o ~. p.~1 -
~ Ma..ax s.-aa.. w. .er ~ -
~ lae s.1ae =. mo ea,.euss % sn pa. ~ som.
- 49, ,sa...s ,a,a,n. -. .sn.r,,.sst ~ y, 49,
.,s ".,.n :, ~. :, - -, ~ ,rs..ss,
49,. "A - - s.ss. nn,. Ss...s-,.. - 80.
~ ss.a., ~. ss.s ~ ~ csa.S S..
~, s' ~. ~" ~ az a."s,N -
- ~. D.Ns .1 80 .s.... ~ .' w.. ~. IN ~
n.as ,u' n4 -. a1.s1s .N. ~. M
pooH pH W nosa - ee'.o wi PA
aeA a. ~ A ~. sNes' -
Psou -"3 ~ " -S+sN.. sS
aoose .no auUans y. sleeuoaea. .cM ~
p1eoau4e t1As tois WI ee .ao sue. w ouiosa'n :"
us ~, ~ eHt se'us eNs4. '..s ~ ~
poeeu aa!s4 ~ a,ls " L1ss. p.opu.sen.ss
~ o"uA ~ 800
" we uetoAs " ~ .ua - aSp' y. 1'ns
sse, s.Ne, - p.oooa ,.s1t.". :" ~, - s,,s
- sas -. .pn-.@ x..,,a,.I e.ns.,A -. - .s,an
~ ...s,...sr - ~ So 49,. - a.s,,, =, H. ~.
- ~ - .,t ,s .,.,.,s,,on ~, ~ ,,,d .,1,. -,
". - I..s.,sss ~ ~ ..s..,. .s,,..,. ,n.n,
,N ~sre. ..ssss. 49,. rSa-..tt,. ns.-sa, 80
., .sAIn a.a.s,.,,.s - ~. .a,s 80. ~
n1uuNns y. tue. - >4' eu.A "
.,.,.o.snn - 80 49, ~ ~ tes.. 80. ..s-....s
puNn ", :" ~ a'.o, -A~a .., =. .s.,.
ste Y soo. e1s.usso " sasa .n'sses, sss - "'Iu
so.x .'s ~ ~ .1se. ~ $500
tnn pl,ee u oooas uesuasu % ~ ~ p noIta es;.
oia1 ~ AZ Roa Nsle.a " ~ :. .as ss. oaas "o4.a
ne tequ.!su " el.les 81 n y. 10 e1Ia-
I.loD, " uepos't -o.e ,s...sN1 ~ HSr 80
sesol's aoa VIZ l.ope' ae.n.', .,,as -,
.asn :, ~ ~" ,,a 1..,s 80,
~ .ue ~ 'a ~, ou ~
~ 70 ~ % ~ .euous y. ue..~1as es. ~
TUG 'oaune y, Naaona, oauA s''Sa'eaot. o.ea
lnenxu'e woa!u wv oav m1s -. ~. ..,., o ~
eesalaS o1 sIulG e".4su., ~ snH ~ ,"H ~ =, :.
upoa souua oa.s'' "Nu "ou'1 A'-11s'' "''As -
70 pss MI.n sps ,,.a,.,,,,
- Mcao IL e's. oeou ~ .o1eAaus sI,u - ~ .uo
Aa1oupuoa W. tue ko.I .IuMus .oeu e.V.
no1o1 =. :. ~ r. eAs' ~ .A.S eeI1 ~ -. - -
w aeeepesnie +" sas eonse3' 1--WE 1--WE e.ass VI esp1'
tAn's ~ Eoaupe, senatos e"loeas wv, 'a1o. D.
uuoeu ~ a.S sea..e -, $1,000 ~. .as,ns a =,
..s ... r,,,.,. ~, ~, stn - ssr,s,- w.
~, r-o.,a.s rcr ~ ",ss1s ~ r,,nnn
~ Tsa,.,.r.d honds =, IN. sr+.nt n, Z, mn af
m tn honNs ~ =, nm e.ca h,vtn1 ,n,rty NJ
49,. ~ r-,n s,r4ncsnsi ,na 1rt.,e.s ,.r.n,s IN
,o,a cntn Esch nond i, "a hear ,n,e,rst ror ,he
49, 49,. At w. 40 ~ ~ cart nv .r.
utas ~ -. ~ sus .a,a - 80 ~ - -,
~ - ~, w ,s,,a,,.Ss. ~ Il
~. ~ ss..,t.xaas ,n,,as.,nn ~ 80 49,, 49,
m 49, ,ora. ~ ~. rs,-,. 49,. ~, ~
~ - -. 49,, ~, - .h.,sver Tns s.e,a,,,.
I .-r,,rr. ~. .,,rs ~ nv f,r
" a'e A'ea1 n.' hss ~ ~. 80 ~.
uoau. - e s..s1 .s,,sa ~ nnn. ~ n.rss, =,
| un,form nxed ur,ce. Thn rroceeds 70 be usct in
s.aassn,na u. ~ ~. ~ hona. now out,t,nS,aen
| .,-ns r,T.r1 noi.r,,on 70 a d,rec, eyrharo, Nth
tne nteaent hooh h.holders. Ri,tn1 the \ a. Der
| A1e fss1s1s - 49, r..
ceni boId for per cent bond. 1s thAt inc ~ pei
| rent tLond Vot1,d not bo worth 10 much. aud II
| ...r..- :,
, 1869-12-15

49, South C:ast treats II Pv.se. Carcne- I'D a<1.
Al sr CT both AaAtA Aad EnAfahttss aaick aaA
te1nanent e7rsb, IN thc worst easrs u :runai ak
rcee nervous Debility, or SJphtte AEtettons ef kay
kind Al Female DtktAnes And bfcnts tfsAted WITH
4atctJ and tpscnek. Lila .P1nphlct sf Afv3ca~ ec0k
, 1869-12-15

eHEKF-CwipE to thr llsLt supMy-oty ~ hcai
w1e received tedAr-theEs uas Iaihef nI9neT tesas
were held ss. .nt comm slsht savanes on thH
;lrs werc more le~s neF,essed. sd pet!s"u. rate.
were DO tnot- than Uu1ta&ned We quote 1t &les4lee
10 ras1htul ana II II &QA& Is Ter 6pQ& to cAqace-
, 1869-12-15

= TooI-Reeesrea 3s7e -: shIpp%A la27p - The
1aS.szoes.t . III E.ole during tha ps rel "a.
East eas, b1s 6e9Sn wtSs eoMpsfa:tvsn TT 3,.; -
ann se11Ie1s aDd speeulatora beEfn to 1ntata th1t
srTsl5 M. ihen fr1natn @ hand aua be 5peedU ~
4, 1: 6 sps g. E. r. 81 I'll
a,i1es The Estrkcuey Of the I1n<r Msffe a1a toe
saig 3 sr, u fs's g. E e ss = g.
But With the atfteaka1 alssAdy FefeHsd z and Y
P;es.s2 H. @ e1 80 r9s 81 T.
ia vol 4 + hai Trobslie th1t sn.aty q
sov ehsrsr h.nds t4as The lew weeks which resr.-a
e II ~ s15t 5stt Psi & Ina v, ~tse<r.d ttens u.
"a q &C., e !. sss s hxss eezssiaS
.hat ~ sness t.1tak season eTef p-'sea toso18a.
" WbsirTE aimGhiez hive bern rxpsrsesssd hesr.sna
teey have sesn aame;oes sossEn 70 s.Ve 1sea - p
ssls ssas g j s s. S:.sy ... - so1n
Ea;tssE 1ss1ts.. y ns@T1as NM e. - he"'5 'oe
frad th.a tnry h.re bse1 esn s15ss!y 5e e
shseb, ihoasS poT u ~ inssaey. "a su<4aax WIN
TIE eoneesEeos EeAkne. thAt pciaod; nnst solae
E! u nns ssss & s'' r M::isss sss
fbe e1pe7oeet II tha pst ,easoa IN be q l1ts
nm Z = xhs r A. y ~ nd sns g e
SO, e e - "a - Rsss ss. h. aass =
msL n9t as5M = Y a'ooefs 'oeo '11oe - '1s' -
s. asos .s socas In nsss f.ssy ssrs soq tas
scseon =. -
ri HSsed ctr.
tEsee - soa ese5x5s1 siG1 "a
Fceee XL. Bad c7edttso: :hesvy..--.-----.--..-
tssss. sss<s 1. 81 81 essssa. sses5
tetaa me3szAx fsed saaS.tea1 hsat
iases esassa 1ihI ~ $50.
tsxe 9~.--..s....-s.s.s'-as9*S
, 1869-12-15

GIut R-ThFrc |. % tDpsuvesuent to note Ia the d.
natd fcr this trtele. bat the s1nnly II Diminishing
soua<hat. sna rRtes arc nef. firmly heM y snn+*.;
* LrI and eotan,oa 10 t.tr. aAt&aS "a
nHkskEN NUES-K. ccAF+d. So he1d: shtFn~d
4.!S hrAd. SALES tfvtdnx - h.. y nod a y: %
tAt3ot su3 et.:5zlAl5 = and II II 81 so4n =: ~:
II and M 4ls.Ht A7 ~: - ht tl11a 4A34: r. II
s!1sNe1A9s;: IS " t&.s~*!3n By aveEases; s. a..
cJ.e1t ~ Il Al 3l14A All round: lG1 1t 4l13s 10
tlsto; I F,fs =. et.so; s Il sis t.S; Il he~sy ii
HI -, - ...
DRUGS AND CHEMIpALH-We note decline ef
k on copAylz le borR1 and cream :aEtA1. 1se On
indigo and odlne, se oulnlnc, and m advance Of &c
on n.essh.ne- 1he demand w3A moderate We stFtse
MAJ fhIrH
, 1869-12-15

Tho OLD HSrARL1sHEp n Cla.te ii so7a
mHk ~ continues 70 ays ennndtntta medical AaA
xteat Id 10 tlc ELfestpE4e4 " both fe2zlS
If. ii pcs to1 Send zt.np for book for tae Ma1red
Victims q seltAbu.e bend stRrnp Ter book Atdfeas
lritsgs: pk. CtAAEE. II SoG.h Cltlk g ChlsAka.
, 1869-12-15

ply satt gnttk a3 3aR1A. Preserved e<1a are
lE- and aIe neftreted II 9k4 *
| tREIIS And NUTS-1hcse il 4 f1!Iiy 1ettys and
etr1diI, Int5ea1tnf demand for dea TRUTH both foretkn
And deme-c. ard th~ market during The paR Eeek hAs
trrn ~naIae4es,sts4 hE increased fnness- In fFssf
ftats tic hss heen nod-r.se. and With the
e1eepsiou 4 spp!ea patess hays ruled e.ay. Ga1cc
winter ApleA S.o11opsu111t1fe and
and hart advanced abcas 6oc pr br or to - o2
, 1869-12-15

Ga tAe'k1ror, Of Youth ard the Felix's d ASa Il u;
lasian % ass1tase aad seaA EttA with 1esPaf -
for INC f17inE and unfatAA.e Sent m 1eHled teSsIf
envelope, Eae a ehaFEa Adtress. HOWARD A6Eos
CTkTi(1H Esf FHfiaAesphft Pa
, 1869-12-15

hEDnkk3 hahQ0I .--s-.s -
fAs, theft has beea less eeit!ty y tne II
taYkct than tu1ns Last S-tscu% or he pfoslona ooe
nd rsete hs1e mid ses!hsy twE1 1he .sIt.ai. +
till toInt hare fueTcAs considerably INV Ia tt
rtt lat esAy feTtee but pttccs have ands1noe ~
inrortspt ektpfe TIE fetloWt3k 11E the effet f1.1:
f...1 / F73ts~ia 1 E1aeuuAfs.} 1Asoar1,
, 1869-12-15

;cautithI Ilnir for the lIolidays.

11~hut$tu& 4NA4&& Ava AA%
Get b1rle Of cnev.hes.s Life for the Ha,- to-day.
Do IT. work II I. tteh, hastily creamy. Dc ikhtfoi
hslr drc,Ft (. fu7aTt1uF lie strength 70 tho
Ee.krst haf fry hair to NJ conE
it. falling cat nt unee. soA cserJN heee sA1AA
, 1869-12-15
EDUCATIONAL
TOON9 LADIEs' SEMlAE1y,

a1n cow. In1a E< E<AhD. eass>s.sx foe n
tsnT 1mreenas9zSsssed " the e AH-. q IA6sa:a6a.
81 b Th9 1aa st0tcaS SItxaks' r06. eackm.1nea2
sses.L tx e1eaas.E:EsT T--.,,,%s s;.....
, 1869-12-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Tx9nAY EvExExa. Dee IL
Ttt following tableB Ahcw thc 4sHy fectfsts An&
eFa e.s ifye stct r7tre The x up g this e!e1-
Ing aa FereIted e1 Tie esGeAfy q the Uotoa ototk
, 1869-12-15
MARINE 1NTELLIaENCE.
Pwf Of (1tcaE1,

ARR1F KD--. -..-..ss.Uec- II
Rehr Js%or psrtQ. Aan1Vtxe. 70 70 taD oef.
Een1 T. via Ladtnxtsu. Brtdxss Pbef. y n timing. Ls0
tle+, 81 wood, --.
srhr j. 4 Jnhuacn, aapeatoek. 90 eds wood
GLk4R4n-...--...--- -0Se II
echr Jaser Psfkee, KnNaukAe. no earfo.
, 1869-12-15

IJe; bE.1k f&1H14e3 ptt11. si4lr
PAPER sTUCk-ls meeting with modet.tr d.
tand on,y hut the surry IA A*o moderate md ees
KEEP wtlHp We quote: cotton flf1, mfEtd, s.; Enot
len taes ni1ed l1ses io5e aod hass,ns, Sse' cable
GAME-S.1ea Of ls doz choice prairie ehfetens It
st7I: = dog unaE n 81 so41 IS u estrastcs vras,n
u kARe; s.ddles md hams l3c ~ os do lSc;
ls s5tet&pe s.dd!e. Il ~ buffalo h.ins 1t *.
FOCLIRT-SAeA Of eoopA thickcls At 3aA4.
esp. Il q: Co. ii toz eeod ts choto ttesel 4
a7s: y d II q oo4 ~ COOP t3IftJs 4 t;te; ts0
pos1 tree.et 1t Is %: 4ax fsiE 1t oo:1 doz
e1nter .t aldte: daz eh.lsv 1tefteA dueka st $4a
PtSTA1uKS-6aies Of bu thuiee peseh bloH from
stnta DC 10 bAxs at de cara II ta- car u &C
deEx ereA
hlCf-TheFe WA = light demand, md pritr1 were
nlIn~t noHsnat: PATTI e|a asie; Carolina. ?stsloe
African
, 1869-12-15
MEDIQAL~QARDna-
PrfvMf0 M31feFs.


pr.J. Il cIARK2s&s e,d:. we'd tno~a. .ad resfst1s
sPes.iss-as Ii catkst- Of Aadtson !fo:Tuesk
ii No. +L.:mea Bloek k-eeazrs III psAeases and ph-
crstcs Of f7tvI:e na.are-cf buth sexca. Seminal
Weaaness sri The edsEse u Sell Ab1s9- -<asd NJ Hew
md tufalbio reuedtcz- stedai 1stsaiian to FsaAis
DsfBeals.a.. fesuala Ptu.-s1-ey nA{l send stamr
10. Cf.rolar On ~Aaz..ed weman'A sslesua,d.~ soA
~Prirais Aediel-GAzd-" p-Adlrrss Leztefs: = d.
CLARK. r. o, Ba1 Seu. Chieazo. Ill"
II Dr: KiEe1opv,. =
poneda,tiA PhJzdan, koIma3J o< St L,ass. hzx HI
sbe l.st ctne y1szs tes4 Soeased b NIB ely. IA N
South ula1k eofrar of r. rtoe. CesaEu. H. IA y
u not to, neh to sa3 te4t he u ou4 ot the most gae
fsl n or etJ Tot eaTtak tbs sesses b -
reEsse. 70 e..t Sena e b. 9anthlJ nsssl .ss&
sso d}sezso peahaf 10 sMaaes, Jeo thtae ~ HEs
tn6g o4 tne e1sstast hpaftst of the present dsJ HA
ea1dal pe1esA4 Seat to4ny adare9x t1ea of easr2A
HaaI1 Il atten4.ues 4 otsa frpan 4M.9sh3
SuudayA to ! p. q C4u. 1dcsss4 DE- G, A1esA@
lnET Pm Uhtcxer. IN.
, 1869-12-15

RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

CHICAGO I NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Taekst ussee soashns.t corner Of Us1k md lASs1A
COUNCIL ItHgTp AID oNAAA I1SA
DEfoI7Horsh Wells .trEes.
Cedar Rs74da Passensar..--... B:n Lam 9pE
P.ffne Fsat Liza. b11sy. l0@a Am t2pG
FHcfe Might kxrfe4--.~...--.-fuanp anp m
iHrnr P.seneef, f,,......-.+.--.--S AAVpm -u:D q
YRIEfoET IINK
Frnepptt tnd D1nlefth Pass. 91Au s30AM
Yrttror md DunI.fth fAss.--..s 3:sSpE1 '5W m
.Ree1t.xd, Elxn- Fax R,Ter and
6kAte te0aA...---.4s...----..---+. IM Ate
Q1aeya md kl51u PAfAenr1<.... s0Rm 9:S Az
It{tutasa ACKNOWLEDGMENT 6Dpm &NAH
NLNAE&H plvuf1&.
DZroT-Covuef 0anA1 and Ktobe 66eeIM.
Hotn4rS SPxssea4cx.----.--.-.-.--sS ~ - "A0s
Roseht;l Calvaxy. and Ev1nstau' l:UDm t@pE
Aftanoco RaeaeRkff. ~ , N l'NVM
Ker.oaha aFssEcuFfF.-....,,....,sA ais IN e:l1
n aufrF1o oFsaes1EHE.....--s 4Hpm d:h u
Wx4kenkn PxAtIaS&Z. -9:t pu III Y
NN171keB BFzseanEe1..~...-.....u uao n .tHs =
Espet7a md HAnfeEan t1A111 Sekv9 f1r9 NaAA S7S9
DGppG
NI1coNGff
pH9or-Cofoe1 Canal and ktcds ss:tse1
e. Paul xIrFte4s.~---ss>s-~..+<.t4 t4N N ,tAeA
hAht tP1a>3tsT.s..........-..--.. sSpG
JapegT1le eAecum1so&s11nN.s.~-<e 1U pm 11p Il
Eeoduteek Ate1n12sd M q sssGa - Ain n W. Z
p 41AHKoopt 4ERet1l T3etsk AEcat
, 1869-12-15

,,.,.,.....,...,...,~.,-.a2 25ake
u o. AK
ReaGtfu& Rlo
GoQsDon
6SsS4 .--~&.s--s~s~s~-.SH1NH.f
Prime u
NANDLKS-The matket qnlet but ate%dy Il the
tut1oattt Etsss; klIks yax,Ts Dhe; ts4oE. + .
st4s. 1ss faI7-r: .rre;tts stea1tns tight. 9A8ac
COOPER AGK-The mnrktt for cooper fAEr stock W&s
fAtr1r aetisr. and prtres sned ttu n ftt1owt;
tffk.
fttAy tft--.-.
" AfkSy.
f1onf, II 0ttz+.ts
floI T. hTIe TDHns l.oof 6ES.+
kaI4 u r4E p1.k bAsrtla II fl4t carr laid sfrCA
, 1869-12-15

HsAeA Enuashed
~ RAILROAD FHKlGHTS-7h he stenta Il the differ.
CT nes ven - aay Accepting u koe following
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20
AN INTERVIEW.

Immediately after dinner he had n
long Interview with Mr.. Prime, on
whom he made u most favorable i'm.
preston. He said he needed the free
air Of America 10 embolden him for his
journey TO Rome. where he intended
20 beard the lion in his den by partici-
pating In the proceedings ol the Ecu
lneniCal Council,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October 10.
FLoUR-In moderate demand; family
IS 50a5 rs.
GRA1N-WheRt-Held firmly, but The
demand is light. Corn-Dull at S7aSSc
for ear: white shelled is held ut zoe.
Oats-Dull at 5Oa56c, the latter rate for
white. Rye-ln light supply and firm
CoTToN-Flrmer; mIddline uplands
25Hc. The demand IL fully equal to
the receipts.
WHIsKY-Quiet at 81 10.
PRoVIsIoNs - Pork-Dull at S31 for
mess. Nothing Of consequence done.
Lard-Dnll, with a limited jobbing de-
mand at l7Nal711c. Bulk Meats-None
In the market. Bacon lower; sales OF
shoulders at 1GHc, and clear sides at
l0Kc.
BUrTER-Unchanged; fresh SOaS5c.
CHRRsE-Is 40 higher; Western Re-
serve 17a17Xc; factory 18a1S1c. Good
shipping demand from the South.
Edds-Scarce and firm at 25a26o.
OILs-Linseed Oil-Dull at 97aOSc.
Lard OLA shade firmer; extra 33aS5c,
PetrOleum-Relined 3la38c,
GRooERIEs-Sugar-In fair demand
at full rates; raw 131fal6c. Coffee
Steady at 20a25ISc.
aods-In good demand at $9a0 so
gross. The weather being quite favora.
BILE, many OF the slaughterers are kills
Ing them. Green hams are In good de-
mand at l5c, and shoulders al lie.
GOLD-l3O buying.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20
HYAoINTHB.
His RelIgious YIews.
His Movements, Present md Future.
New York, October 10,

NEW York, October 10.
The Tribune learned yesterday from
Father HyaCinthe that he desires 1t 10
b5 understood that he still Is o Roman
Catholic, he has never been, he say an
"ultramontane" Is not now and never
will be; but he denies that there is any
reason for Identifying ultramontanism
with the Catholic Church. He indul.
ges the firm hope that the council will
not as is commonly anticipated consol-
idate the ultramontane theories aud
constitute them and the creed of the
church, but that on the contrary 1t will
leave the door wide open for those who,
like himself. have been throughout
like the devoted champions OF more
liberal construction OF the Catholic
doctrines, and who In particular have
defended the entire harmony between
the Christian religions and great
achievements OF civilization OF the 10th
century. The strong basis OF his re-
llgious belief on which he dwells with
particular emphasis is the belief In the
divinity of Christ, in the Inspiration Of
the scriptures aud the excellence OF the
Christian civilization OF the 10Th GEN.
tury.
Hyacinthe has not fixed any pro-
grumm9 while here. He has come to
see and study this country. After be.
ing here few weeks or months, he
may go TO the Ecumenical Council, or
he may not. He desires rest.
[" "Ultramontanism," as used here,
refers TO the extreme views OF the
Pope's rights and supremacy main
tained by his adherents In Italy. The
word ultramOntane" means literally
beyond the mountains. II was first
applied by the Italians to the nations
North Of the Alps. 1t Is now used more
particularly In reference 10 religious
matters TO describe the principles OF
those who maintain extreme views of
the Pope's rIShts.-EDs.l
Pere HyacInthe, who keeps as quiet
as possible, is TO be waited on tO.mor,
row by a deputation OF clergy Of Bos-
ton, for the purpose OF rendering him a
reception there. lie called at General
Dix's house today, but the General
was out Of the city, and subsequently
on the French Consul. The clergy OF
New York will take no action until af-
ter the deputation from Boston has as
certained Father Hyaclnthe's inten-
tlons. Most Of them are In favor OF ex-
pressing their sympathy Tor Father
ayacinthe on the ground that he rep
resents In himself great principle OF
ecclesiastical liberty. They are 10 call
attention to his antecedents as great
Catholic priest and his opposition to the
EcumeniCal Council, next Sunday in
their various churches.
1t is said that Father Hecker, OF the
Paulist Fathers, Is TO have an interview
with Father Hyaclnthe 10. morrow, and
that he will use hts priestly offices to
have him restored to his former status
| In the church.
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CURIOUs PHENOMEHOE.
Impending Landslide Rt Troy, N. Y.
Tpny OoINhar IN

TROY, UcLoDer ~,
Thirty years ago the bluff known as
'Warren's Hlll,' which lies east OF this
city, reached via Ferry street, slid oil
into the valley, bnryIng some fifteen or
twenty people, and destroying several
thousand dollars worth oil property.
About eight years ago another occur
red, which resulted In the loss OF sew
eral lives, and demolished large brick
edi(lCe which was nearly completed. A
repetition OF these accidents IL daily
expected, inRSmuCh as the earth has
settled along the brow Of the bluff,
leaving a perpendicular bank, five or
six feet high, where the ground was
almost level before the heavy rains OF
this week occurred. The division of
the hill extends In an Irregular line
north and south through an extent Of
ut least three acres, leaving that
amount OF surface liable 10 Bllde.-
The turf has settled in cakes near
the northern extremity OF the bluff
where the depression IL greAtest-whiCh
impresses one with the Idea that 1t
must have been OccaBloned by sub.
terranean streams, In which event the
millions OF tuns OF earth comprised In
the unDAfe three acres may oVerwhelm
the houses, streets, and The Troy and
Albany Railroad track at any moment.
The latter passes through q tunnel In
b Q immediate vicinity, and the former
cluster thickly about the base OF the
grassy bluff, which appears to be allus
vial. and is composed OF gravel and
clay resting upon bed OF rock, along
which, probably. the subterranean
stream makes Its way to the northWard.
II Professor Hough OF the Dudley OBJ.
servatory, Albany, has predicted alright
In saying that we are 10 have eight
inches more of rain between to-day and
Tuesday next, the slide will undoubt-
edly take place. The Mayor and other
city authorities have warned the resi-
dents thereAbouts, but as yet they seem
toapprehend no danger. But there Is
danger neverLhelesg. Not only has the
brow Of the bluff settled bodily, as be-
fore described, but the base has moved
a corresponding distance, and should
another storm occur, Il will be the duty
Of the authorities here 10 compel the
poor, thOughtleEs beings who live, or
rather stay, In the perilous locality to
vaoate their wretched abodes and seek
tenements elsewhere.
1.-THE "eight inches more rain" have
not been heard from yet.-EDs.l
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Chicago Market-
CHICAGO, October 10.

CHICAGO, October 10.
FLoUR-Less active and firm at 81 Goa
90 for spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Mo active: No. l
steady sales at 81 DIAL OS: No. q opened
at 81 GNal041S closed at 81 Q3Ial O3k;
this afternoon market dull at 81 OlX
buyer; 81 03a1 0SH seller October, Corn
Quiet and firm; sales OF No. 2 at GA
69c; closing at 6Sa6s1<c; rejected 642la67;
this afternoon market dull at 6Sa6Shc
seller October. Oats-Firm and Halc
higher; sales OF No. 2 at 42a43c cash;
407la42c seller the month. Rye-Fairly
active and shade easier; sales Of No.
l at 7SaSO11c; No. 2 771Sa7S1I; rejected
7Oa72c; closing at SOC for No. and TIA
7Sc for No. 2. Barley-Dull; No. 2
nominal with sellers at 81 29.
CATTLE-Firm and dull at IS G2Ha
4 rs for common to good COWS; IS SOa
. so for fair to medium steers.
HoGs-Less active and 1Oal5c lower;
sales at SS S0a0 25 for common; 50 35a
0 60 for fair to medium; 50 75al0 90 for
good to choice; $40 25a10 40 for extra
choice,
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Goycrnor KItner "nhit.n

Tho death OF Ex-Governor Joseph
Ritner, at ninety, which we announced
yesterday, takes everybody by sur
prlse-not that the people expected
him to live much longer, but the i'm.
preston prevailed that he had died at
least twenty years ago. He was Indeed
relic OF bygone time, and a genera.
tlon has grown up which, literally
speaking, "knew not Joseph" In the
march OF events he has rs completely
dropped out OF consideration as II be
had been dead twenty years. And YET
the old man is kindly remembered by
the traditions OF the State. He was RS
typical u Dutch Governor as ever waI
the renowned Stuyvensant, as Trying
drew Mountaineering, brave and true
Had we nothing else 10 remember the
old gentleman by the rich stories thai
linger about the State Capital concern.
Ing him, would embalm him In Penn.
sylYaniA remembrance. Our good
State has laughed at, but need not be
ashamed OF Joseph Ritner.-PittSbWr0L
DiSpateh.;:
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Carpet Department.

6peOial attention Is given 70 this Depart.
menI Having a separate room In the estab-
lshment for carpets, on Cloths, MAttinRB,
Rugs, Mats, &C., &C., Window Blinds, Fix.
tures, &C., enables Us 10 compete with any
house In the trade and otier great induce
menS 10 cash buyers In that department,
having Carpet from 900 TO 81; selling the best
ply Ingram All WorEted Chain and Wool
hlllng ~ u per yard. Call and sse for your.
selves, II you wish 70 save money. The beSt
qualify OF Cotton Carpet Cham. ply At 4Oc;
1ply at 4Sc, and play a. 45c. White Cotton
Chain from Nos. 8 TO IL for 49,
Terms are Strictly Cash. Buying and Bel.
ling for cash you can always tell what you
are doing, for cash will secure better 6ar.
gains than credit, believing that by indus.
Try, honest dealing and economy, we can
not fail 70 benefit those friends and custom.
ers that may be pleased 10 favor " with call
Ihefelor respectfully invite AN examiuR-
uon OF our stock OF ali cash buyers, either
where, and oblige
lnRr92 JOHN ROEMER.
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The New York BfdR relates about
twenty-five years ago Northern gen
tleman and young lady Of New York
were married, evidently very happy,
About year later hne boy was born
10 them, and seemed to be an addition
al bond OF affection. AT the end of
ten years the gentleman met with a
reverse In business Hnd became quite
poor. By mutual agreement n divorce
WAS obtained In one Of the Western
States, and the gentleman went South,
The lady was fine looking, and In q
few years married again, her husband
being well.to.do in the world, 1t was
4 happy marriage throughout, and
lasted till little more than year ago,
when the second husband died, leaving
his widow a fortune OF 100000. AT this
time the son had reached the age OF
twenty years. Unhappy at the separa.
ttOn Of his father and mother, he iu-
duced the return OF his father from
Costa RiCa, where no was unavaIllngly
seeking TO mend his broken fortunes,
and brought about an interview with
his widowed mother. They talked
matters over, and tho result was thai
on Wednesday the son had the happl-
ness to celebrate the anniversary OF
his twenty. first birthday by witnessing
the extraordinary scene OF the marriage
OF his own father and mother,