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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-14

Bay" Marshall Blinn, the Republican
candidate for Congress, band and ALL ar
rived last evening, by the steamer Poii
fopshy, with tho hnas Garfclie steamer
manned by Ferry and Ike Carson, in tow.
If there is any Specification in omens.
Garfeldcs goose is cooked. sure A few
days ago his friends at S,clacoom hos.c |
flag Union darn, in his honor. Then
their steamer gave out, and they were
compelled to arccrt succor from Blinn.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-14

4 GENCY of the United Anaheim Wine
n Growers Association is at Rothschild l.
Co.'s, where q full stock Of their different
wines can always be found.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-14

NTISSTON Wooden Goods and Blankets
.Nl Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
Wooden Underwear, at Agents rates.
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S.PECZaL .N'DZICES.
AGENTS FOR THE STANDARD.

San francisco Agency.
L. P. FIsmEn, 20 and 81 New Mechanics FIX
change, is our only authorized agent in San
Francisco. For Eastern advertising, Mr.
Fisher is represented by S. +. Pet,ingill
Co., of New York and Boston.
Agents In the Atlantic states.
HUDSON b MsNEr, arc the only Eastern Adver
Using Agents, with whom we do bushes
F. direct in the Atlantic States. Office, 4
Park Row, Times Building, New York City
TIL. following named gentlemen are author
izcd to receive aud receipt for money due on
subscription to the STANDARD:
N. W. WATT, Victoria, v. L.,
JOHN p. JrDsoS, Port Townsend;
HOLDEN a JuDsoy, WILDLY Island;
j.. A. WILSON, Arcadia;
SCESHEH JuBsox, Stcilncoom;
j.. A. LIGnT,
J.. l.. DUBEAU, Cowlitz;
JAMES MuRpHy, Utsalady;
WARREN Cove, Nsqualy.
Il. W. CANNON, Portland, Oregon.
nkT- Money can be sent through the mails
at our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-14

OLOTHING and Furnishing Goods, in large
quantities and Mt reduced rates, at
ROTHSCHILD h CO.'S.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-14
Pierce County Democratic Mass Con-
Vention.

The Democracy Of Pierce, Mason and Che.
halls counties are respectfully requested to
meet in the NJ. +. Church, on Saturday, the
2lst day Of May. 1870, at o'clock p. NJ, to
nominate a candidate for Joint Councilman !;
at which time Pierce and Mason will nominate
Joint Representative. and Pierce her county
nominations. Rally Democrats, and let tho
equality, tax-gathering, money squandering
party see that we are truly in earnest this
time. Z. 4. LIGHT,
Chm Dem. Cen. Committee.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-14

JUDGES OF ELECTION County
Commissioners, at their late session, ar-
pointed the following Judges and inspcc-
tors Of election for this county in the cnSu.
ing election Olympia prccnct-L. A.
Trecn and VIM. Mitchell Judges W. \.
Horton. Inspector. Tumwater precinct
Hugh Cornell and +. y. Kendall, Judges ;
4. Crosby, Sr.. Inspector. Black-river
prec;nct-'. II French and J. NJ Shot
well, Judges; Thos. Rutlcdse, Inspector
Grand Mound prccinet--L. Case and II.
y. Camby. judges; W. Peek, Inspector !;
toa.hank prceinct--Jacoh Smith and a.
J. Chambers. Judges; lIenry Parsons,
Inspector. Yclm prccinct-Robt. Wad-
dell and Ira Pollard, Judges; James
Burns, Inspector.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-14

Democratic Crnyentivn,

The Democracy of Lewis county are r.
quested to hold their primary meetings on Sat-
ur,'ay, May 2lst, at two o'clork, At the usual
places of holding such meetings. The County
Convention will tic held nt Claquato on Satur-
day, the 18th, at the hour Of one clock p. ~,
for the purpose Of placing in nomination can
didatcs for Joint Councilman, Representatives
and the several county and precinct officers.
by order of the County Committee.
DR.. ROCNDTREE, Chairman.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-14

r AIDES Dry Goods and HOsie-y-a COM
i plete assortment, and new styles, just re-
ceived at ROTHCHlLD 4 CO.'S
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-14

nE-lf you wish the very best CABINET
PHOTOGRAPHS, you must call on BRAD.
LEY Il RULorsoN 429 Montgomery street,
San Francisco.
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A MODEST REQuEsr.-Murphy, the STANDARD

A MODEST ENTHUSIASTICALLY, the STANDARD
bearer of the so called Democracy, requested
the Territorial Secretary to loan him the flag.
We suppose he desired its rudly stripes to
float over his head, SO that Judge Mix might
realize how badly were beaten his friends in
the South but u few years since, and from
that thought to prepare his mind for the great
Welting he will receive next month The nag
that followed Lees flying squadrons to the
end should never he given to traitors now.
We keep the stars and azure OF the Union Tor
Garficldc and the great Republican party he
leads. We give to traitors stripe upon stripe.
Stand from under John - Tribune.
First, as to the flag. We did not ex-
pcct that such an Liberal individual as the
Secretary would loan the flag to a Demo
crat, although it has been used to adver-
tisc Harmon's Republican Hash House
the past two years. The flag was pur-
chased BY Il Democratic Legislature for the
Territory, aud what authority Federal
officer, who is the custodian only of cert; in
classes of United States property, has over
it is merely assumed.
Oar readers know Prosch: have they
ever seen his impalencc oqualea? The
idea of such a low, vcnal, contemplate
wcathercock defining what treason is. and
lcnouncing men whose feet he is not wor-
thy tokiss, as traitors. The idea Of a man
who publicly admits that his principles are,
at any time, a purchaSable commodity.
assuming to criticisc the acts of gentle.
men. Why. Proscl, the Democratic par
~ have bought you and owned you, in
time, past. and could do it now, if they
saw fit. How loyal Injun diet" makes
Prosch. How he elcvates aud diyniiics
the profession Of journalism
proschy Proschy. wishey-washey.
Low AMI vulgar cheap and trashy;
His daily rations depend upon it,,
lie like the dog turns to his Vumit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-14

Co.'S stock is damaged fifteen thousand
dollars BY the csrelessncss Of guest in
the Lick lIsusc, who left the water run.
ming. Somebody will be sued The qucs.
ton is whether it is Lick Or his tenant
l.awlor who is responsible.
WASHINGTON, May lO.-The Commit
tee on Reconstruction to-day considered
the Georgia bill, and proposed to report to
the House the bill originally introduced
thcrc:which is similar. to the bill admitted
Virginia, with an amendment providing
for the employment Of militia or regular
military forces in cases Of necessity for the
preservation Of peace and enforcement of
the laws. This amendment, as in the Sen.
ate substitute, instead Of fixing the time of
election for members Of the Legislature,
leaves the question Of term of Office to ju-
dicial directions. No definite conclusion
will be reached before Thursday.
A bill was introduced granting lands in
California to aid in the construction of a
railroad from Vallejo to Humboldt Bay.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-14

ID OTHSCHlLD co. are Agents for the
LII Celebrated Florence Sewing Machine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-14

nY" Judge Mix was the recipient of a
seYcnadc from the Democratic Clubs of
Olympia and Tumwatcr, by the Olympia
Comet Band, last night.
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TERRITORY or WASHINGTON,
County Of Thnrston. ="

ToJAMEs OrrERsoN: Yon are hereby notified
that J. G. Sparks and John l.. Clark have
each filed separate complaints against you,
which will come on to he heard before me on
the Goth day Of JUNG, 1870, and unless you ap-
pear at my Office In olympia on said day, aud
answer, the same will be taken as confessed
and the prayer Of said complaints gra nted.
Sparks complaint, filed April 20, 1870,
claims 500 for board and hire 70 wagon and
team.
CIark's complaint fled May 2, 1870, claims
$75 %, for work and materials.
FRANCIS HENRY,
VIC 81: Justice of the Peace
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-05-14

DOCKS and Stationery, q complete assert
ID ment, at ROTHSCHILD Il CO.'S.
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4N UNFoRrUN4TE sERESADE.
baltimore Lover Climbs to hi. DuIcInea's
Window-Thc Ladder Slips md Down he
Goes, Landing In the Sleeping Apart-
mcnI Of the Old Folks Dennnemrnt

rom re hartford Times.
Quite an amusing incident occurred in Dnlti.
more on Tuesday night IN the vicinity o Paterson
fark' and Is the popular gossip IN that section Al
present young sentleman, who pride. biinsell
been. previous 10 the affair are about to narrate
paving his addresses TO Young lady connecie ed
with one or the nrst families OF that locality On
the night mentioned lie accompanied her TO a priyr,o
entertainment at the house OF friend, and IL con.
clock struck twelve before the ardent couple startad
for the home OF the fair one.
Arrived there, they kissed a good night, the
maiden to seek her couch and he, az was presumed
TO seek his home. But no sooner had The door
closed behind her than the idea struck him 10 rive
ner surpri,e. appears that the young hdy's
was acgusiuted with the fact He therefore nro, Jed
himself with ladder, and placing one end on lie
cen1ed TO the window OF the unsuspecting rirj.
doubtless deslgning to lul her to sleep viii one OF
his sweetest melodies.
But, alas Tor the fut,y OF human hopes, fate had
decreed otherwise, for inst as he was getting his
voice in lrim, large bulldog belonging TO the fam
ily not liking the looks OF things, made noisy raid
on the cbaD on the ladder. Tins was 80 unexpected
that u completely Disconnected him and the start he
gave caused the loot Of the ladder 10 ain and dow N
went our serenader, but into still deeper trouble
lie fell from the irying-pan into the nre. The eiri's
parents, u seems occupied the room Immediately
beneath her, and the ladder, as II slipped down the
side OF the house, loaded With tho precious weight
fell directly through their window landing our aero.
raut square into the room, breaking glass sash and
all IN the demolished window, waking the old folks
30 unceremoniously IRON their slum ers that IDEAS
o. o. burglars, earthquakes, ana tornndocs rushed
through their terrified brains. Our hero, thunder.
stInck at this strange dinovsnss attempted to beat
4 retreat.
10 go out OF the window he dare not ,or ola
Bose was out there, growing at furious rate So
believing discretion TO be the better part of yaor he
sought to find his way out OF the street door but in
this ho was foiled, for before be could make lis
exit from the bedroom the old gentleman had seized
MIN by tue coat collar, ana while attempting 10 ex.
tricate himself nom the old gent eman's firm grip hs
was confronted a. the stairs by his Lively Du!cnea
With lamp In her hand en- diSAd6iRs, and Screaming
with fright
lie was, Of course, Recognized instantly, but with
out waiting for apology or explination went out OF
me ont door with tho old gentleman's risLt foot In
uncomfortable proximity TO his latter extremity
lie len his nat, but declares II was soen from him
by robbers, The father the next morning consulted
the story has leaked out.
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HoRRIBLs DEATH OF A bride
GHOOM


MALIGNANT Hydrephobia Brcak king Ont Amer
Marriase-An fnhrnan Mother-in-fav w, 9
fnhasfsn VIII Grstihcd.
death by hydrophobis under singular and
very distressing circumstances occurred in Yonkets
yesterday morning Thomas Lamb, an edrineer.
VINO has been employed IN otis's factory In Yonker
and who was living in Brooks street. in that village
was bitten in January lsst by a large dog beionqnV
to Mr.. Befgen in the brewery Of that gentleman in
Dobbs Ferry. LAMBS hand was not much liberated
by the dog. and no anxiety was felt as to serious
consequence. The dor, q very valuable one was
however killed by Mr.. Bfever
On Tuesday OF last week Young Lamb was married.
70 the object Of bis choice but against the WISHES Of
her mother, who a. once visited the Young eou, le
and expressed her hcenvs IN pretty hard laneusge.
wtndin~ m with tie wish that her daughter womb
be wi.ow within three months
On the dav after the wedding the husband showed
symptoms OF hydrophobia and medical treatment
lor While appeared to bave good effect but sub.
sequehty Lamb sprang from his bed and fed TO the
woods, where he carried on an sorts or antics
Jumped over fences, and barked like q dog. His
friends, aided by the police, captured him and took
him to his house, Where his rawlings, barking and
hideous noises Of the most agonzing character
Early yesterday morning death ended bis sufiotings
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New York Markets.

Flour AND MEAL-Incr, a~-d supplies by rail
By from tie canal wiz a act 70 S 9Hr 9 1
abroad have eIelted depressing influence III GU our
Inc in prices. To,dsys mark" 6oWeyeT' was De- de-
pressed h unIav9ssos foreign sdvccs and prices gave
mss export n the to rather more ans Z,
I've ST 'ASEHnRS s1tra' Southern ogTs unsettled
money, We quote, rupernae state an I western,
s oSS osO ,s5s sssto ws &C. ,sSs, round
on S" SSt sGT Wheat st tHTi. sn%
ely spPs c.ras sss. so seu sf1 "
ous saRsrase 81 ia% nfyp STSnl. RS
Je,ey &c tsss5it iBrandywine saiS ''''"
PHoylsIoAs-Ihe market has shown a prettey general
small While the e'ns"d Very sSo SE' 9 TsSSS pe
was nrm a. the Advance but nrnly held at full former
s%r ss Tor PO iS aS.. 81 eT cr T Rr9e for
WESTERN prime mess s21 Is for city do the latter want
66is a. i2@ss Tor plain mess and sSCsss for extra
prime me,s and $50 foI india ness s Gu, mssts 1msT
der iex7xc Tor DO SaS. o Ra pSSG nominal shSa
,ales IN oo lots u city at:isX for streori and
s'cs no pigs al 5sc for No l. isSeSc for s ey d ap
Tor Ialr 70 prime steam, ana 1000 tea ut
GRAIs-The mars has shown downward tendency
HI HI some Savs ana today under dull accounts from
i9gs go bJ .Pa SSS ne only business 6 @S@sni
SOU sss bl.a SIR S va new SV
VIE :':rP sS1S e S ?ssISs s@
sfn: and Bsrss dull !. 81 ls @T foi
harley ms asnses rom s ~ tor g. GsnHds Wt
sod At shc: 0s. freely offered ana active At 10
, sS.s .nd c S S Ssc
s'Ate on the track Canada peas sold II 9jc. in Dond
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oURIOSITIEs or CRIME.

b., &essrs, Heck a spear, bankers Of Gan Francisco
,ns VI'n F'eanl'lsd on ~ tOOJ by mrAus ~ a.
IRON New YORK, have Osea Arrested. We" -
John cook, young burglar, who stole f9OO wortt
o. Jewelry from hrs. Mary Voorh,s bedrson Az ~
Maedoa3a street anP Henry GoIse'n, of lOs spnns
~ YESTERDAY by Justice stanley. ~ WV '''"'
Nathaniel Gale for many years a clerk in the Eo.
ION Custom House has been ares ~ on = cnargr o
deraudlng the Government Of t6DJJ IA gold Ono M
bard merchanls ctr@, 10 N custody Us al accou
pllGc. "
Last night Lucien y Knowles was arrested on
charge OF ticking a letter lrom tue Post O0lcc whlcl
had been advertised IN the name OF IchlaLL Know h..
tn.whch was fraft on Mr. Henry Rand lp, oT b kas
sau aiiee Tor t5,ds, win winch the prsOner UOugni
very Lhu l-inODd ring, giving TIE cneck Tor II and re-
colv ng cha re. As the check Was duplicate, u,
Original drawce obes nothing.
Nm, II Joiner, New YORK merchant" sold q
ticket Tor st. Louis 10 W, s. BOgne ~ the ST. kchoA,
liots pretending that b. was short OF money aud de
qucutly aAcrrtansd that The ticket one OF Two
worth III stolen nUn /, edeTlCk ID. skldman, O
logan for Gisl.
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NEW CUBAN BONDS.
The Marriage Of one Of Gen. Quesada's
staGto Noted New York Belle.


star n Noted New York Belle.
Ono Of the most brilliant matrimonial events
OF the season the marriage last night in Trinity
Chapel Of Major Don Carlos Francisco Loynaz. Of
Gen. Quesafa's stan, to Miss Elizabeth Blocker
Young, OF 80 West Fourteenth street. Tho cere.
mony vas performed by the Rev. DR.. Tuttie Of st.
i.uke's church The chapel was crowded to roplc.
ton with n fashionable and elegantly dressed audi.
ence. many OF whom Cuban..
The bride was very be. utiful. she wore n white
satin robe en- train, and with corsAge cut defoLstr
Each alternate scalop Of the skir,, which was
ruchcd and founced, was loopci WITH tiny bow Of
green satin. She Wore the usual bridal wreath OF
orange blossoms, with nen Gent Ia veil.
The bd esnaids dressed IN white tull Q robes
IN nGtn, with white satin sashcs ea pqHisr cnrs1gss
cu' d'cCi'sfes. They were Mics Josen,p NJ Youn
Miss Fetris, ard Misc Laura H. Young. The rrooms.
men, nttted In ordinary evening dress, were Mestrs
Enrique Loyuaz, Ftnrcisco Naldc.t haCon, and An.
tonic uirre. II uslr r. wee hessts. Cinton
Crosby. DE Forrest, aud YOUNG.
The accomplished orrtnist. Mr.. Gilbert enter.
tanned lie assembiaEe with Ills exquisite rendering
OF Beothoven's symphony No. o. Ilaldel's ixel
In bis Everlasting seat" m andante Sy. Haydr
allegrctto by Beethoven, ond, the brif al PRO.
cesSion mirohef % The aisle, GiNcrts triam'i nj
march, aud Afterwards Mendeisorn's grand weddin q
mRtch. mr. Clarke, the genial sexton, made ever
ar,angemeni Tor the comfort o { the spectators.
her tie conclusion or the wedding ccremory
here was very &c ant tecc7'i1n RI tie residence
Of the brides mother, No 2i0 West Fourteen n
he h1-s of Tree Cuba and those of the Quilted states
Dancing was prolon ed TO very early hour in the
morning. Gen. Quesaia and staff were amorg the
guests, ss were also Gen. Dare aud Col. Narr9n..
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Contents Of the weekly Sun
The WEEKLY SUN, published this morning, O.
fafua INC sottr,tau.

The WEEKLY Sun, published this morning, con-
tains the following,
=, Progress OF the Cuban Revolution; The fnterrs
uoneI Yacht Race Cutting Down the Tnxrs, what
NE newspapers call Yrs. McFnrlRnds Confess lon /.
Ihe Dormltic Decree of tho Council OF the Vatican /.
r,r'ghugi Hsiroad Collision Widespread destruction
" tnc shawAngunk fGnce, A New Novel hy Dsrneli /,
LOW inc Peonlct Money Is squandefcd Leading Ar.
uo,es on n'tcrs or interests sunheans The story or
Reports.
The Dollar suy contains complete eptome OF the
news ofthc week from all parts Of the United states
and the American continent Comics IN wrappers
ready for mailing to the old country may be hal NJ tho
desk OF our publication once. Price three cents
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sufrrrss Noftt.s.


Even Inherited disease OF setorulous ebsrne,er
be cnrcd by tho persistent and reuular use OF star
FoRDs IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS The nat
wai magnetism ~ tue body. which ~ antaaonstc 10
every form Of uicerous and erurtve disease Is rein.
forced aud intensified by the action Of tho IRON and
the whole system revltalzed and hvigorated The sui.
phnr lberates the enpospninr prnciro from the cir.
cuation I'm the form OF gas aud when IL Ia determ nod
TO the surface II Is expo led through the pores nsta
OF the skin to feed Inflammation. The cure Is Compel
and thorough.
sofa nv all Druggists. PACKAGE. 70 powders, q
packages $3.50. Mailed free. Money sent At our REX
HALL ROcREL 2is Greenwich it, Now YORK.
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CLAYTON on Monday, Nav 10. Mary Hcaton W fe
Of r John q Clayton. o.. 60, -.
on Thurday anefn on, 10Th inst. at2 o'c'0ck The
and cS% masey r." are Sssd ap 10 attend lpes S
ont further notice.
May Il John Herbert IN nc sisi ,ca" Of his ase
,ssi Ti "a nrr ana Tcnd Hrs sily Invited to
he - b. at 10 O'Clock from Sc. vincents Hospital
n SAScKMA xc q N TSSs Monssy Nay
uS invited to attend The 1n,rn tony Ne
~ oc from the residence OF her son, 80 Sd ST.
LAFARGE.-on Monday, Msvio Catherine SIMMONS
Larlee widow OF Benjamin Lafarga IN the 5ith year
The Teaye. and friends are requested to attend tho
Nody1e. SOO West 2ith a., on Thursday. May ~ al
MoMAHoN.-on Monday. May l6, Philip Mcmahon,
The reIs ives and rcni, or the family ,,,o Harlan,
Lodge, NO. 99l,t Q, ofo, FGodcn Rule Enc.np.
or Tcmbe-ancc " sr % snd hoa Dvttion OF sons
o,'eleck, from the NJ E. Church. corner OF ID Sy and
NorIoE-I q or o. F-Menhors ot Harlem Lodge.
rooms roonf corner 81 81 ev Snd lslth ST. on Thursday
,rouie OF respect 10 our late brother mi IL NcMahon
Mf%S Sfc Of sister lodges F' Fiji EfipCsaT nyEoS
WITHIN MTguoHFS9s s. ;Gy;s,aT =,
s 81 ags Man,w oay an son Of
cite Lodge. No e. r ard A. NJ are sascto lately N.
H%e5H al T oGc* lis s Mqo
VII be inferred 10 Wootlawn Cemetery.
hasoNtC- LAFAYETTE IoD0E, No 81. r. A. M.-lhe
members Of Lafayette Io1t" are hcrchv summoned TO
nuend spectral commupicat 10 nc held this dly at
~ y NJ. In Lodge room. No this ruiI1iu..
W. IRVING ADANs. Secretary,
NoItEADl.-At Greenr out, Mrs. Susan T. NcReaIy.
wife OF Z. Mclleady. IN the 10Th year of-hcr a-e.
ne telNivos ono lrendt NJ the family r"sreci-
m invited TO attend tho unra from her late real.
dayl At o'clock. ~
,WAhsH:-ln Moodly, May 10. Mary Agnes vito OF
John II. walsh, AGED 81 voars.
Ihe friends Of the AMY, ami Of her so1s-in law.
James Lvhch AMI James IT, Coleman, are reepcctlul
lev tea 10 attend the lncra on rhursiav morning tie
,nth INST at 10 oclocy, from her late re,iirnre az
M'st ga ~; thence to the hltch DIST Francis Xavier
Nafe solemn ~ n mas viii be uirr. ed up the
Calvary Cemetery. :"
New Orleans, La, papers please notice
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY, May IL, i. M.-The railway share
market exhibited further ,,rorr,h ,rrn, ,r. -
ing hours, with an advance Of h to v q cent
on the General list br, afer ,,,o .o.o,a NJ, -
carrc weak, declining V IN n cent. The tl,ouo.
were free seller. at the advance. while MANY ont.
side operators also took advantage Of the ri,e to
cd mar, 70 "IIn ",a ABOVE n1nrd to
w.s yo,v .o,,ra Am a ~, 70. .o '',"e 'ne i's'
rh. 81, -. g.. =. -, -, ', $50
ine toiu market mas becn duH and inactive with q
a,o,.a. , ~ i"e ""'ah'e N 'orcl'n
exchange caused temporary rise to lis, after
which the market reeeded' closing at 1iiN bid
the brokers leaving the street al an carly hour
The rates paid for having balances carried were T.
81, and AZ % cent in the order ono,ed Tho Han,
monia sailed to-day with specie treasure of s1is
100 The total CLEARING. at Tho Cola r,c,.r.o n.
were 81 esioOo; sold balances, fG5 o25 and currency
baaices slIss,s;s The principal ouotations vero.
V.oV A. M''''Lh%ls'lSF H. M'..."..llo5S0 PMiik bid
Foreign exchange was strong and ndva~~,I at the
eommsrcal the ise being due to the more scivc do
sfs e.? sIs 20 S io Eq ~
ion, AMI 8 iSsslsf for short;
loaHaoe mnds which were offered At and Y cent on
re d eI m roma IN q TO onshe parties
strictly ar,t.clas. ranes nnllnr quick sale at 5if 10 ?
q Ss%S n;
Iicty which, In CONNECTION with the healthy invest.
sf%,7a sd AIDE. s dF:,T 20 S: e %
nriees ranged 20 cent In advance Of yestcriays
e va, 4sT down sH to k bu 9SssSps1S
Co.. 81 wall 'tre street, s,srMa ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-18
A Hermit Woman on Long island.

The people near Cold Spring Harbor, l.. l.,
are much exercised about woman who has in her
OF the beautiful little Lake Of 81 John, sAe bas
dug an excavation IN bank IN forest whose foli-
ace oyershadows the water nj q place where two
tress are growing together There she has boarde ed
up, with some rough pieces OF plank, which she
picked up In the neiehborhood and from hose to
ssplings as THtters Tor roof OF dried ie,Nes and
straw. In this primitive dwelling she lives and hsa
lived for years, subsisiug no one Knows how and.
drawing water for her scaniy meals from an lev
spriug near by. Where she came FROM Who sho
IS, or Why she became hermit nobody has yet been
able 10 learn, ~