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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31

OF the Southern State bonds Tennessees continue most
active the g. coupon ns62, do new GOa59s; North
Carolina new, 80; Special Tax, 23s.
Railroad bonds active, with Central Pacific at
50 Union Pacific, sli asa; st. Louis Iron Mountain, S.
Ohio and Mississippi First Mortgage, Tt; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, and indianapolis, First s5i;
South side Railroad, First Ss4.
American Exchange Bank sold at rs: Bank Of Com
merce, 49, Our city bank stocks are held at high
figure and if they wound up, many Of them, with
their valuable real estate and large surplus would he
worth more than the prices at which the stock IL now
held.
In the Stock Exchange il is beginning to look as If its
members were returning to business as NewYork Cen
tral and Hudson quoted at 9is do Certificates S9
Lake Shore, 9l5; Reading 96i Chicago and Northwest
en s2 do Preferred sea- Milwaukee and 81. Paul, 6o
do. Preferred, 76i Toledo, Wabash and Western, SIG
and Ohio and Mississippi at a. are decided evidences
that there Is vitality in the Stock Exchange. Newiork
Central advanced yesterday per cent do. Cern
Gates Lake Shore, a. Chicago and Northwestern Pre-
ferred l. and Toledo, Wabash and Western, per cent
After the Second Board, the market dull and prices
not maintained
The following the highest and lowest prices Of
stocks to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31
LITERARY

Comb valuable autographs of Robert ,o bu nars
'o."d 81 at recent sale in London. Tney wero
were ,ots The first consisted of letter rom the
S sSa to and nom her to Burns HIS o SPSs
was four pages long and Was datc9 You STe an angel
atn JsS@ and ended Geodnieht and SOUND fes
NV dear Carnda lgaadg ds d s' deted 18th july
Wa s h re- Signature was a. NJ" This lot was son do
o. IS cd The second lot was love lei.er anu mem
letter 90 the Masonic lodge OF WIN" h"ii' We
i,.r This lot brought Al g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31
Prom The Overland Monthly -
PLAIN Lang UaGE FROM TRUTHFUL JAMES.
TABLE MOUNTAIN, 1900

(TABLE MOUNTAIN, Io'V'j
Which I wish 10 remark
And nv language n plain
That for WAYS that are dark
And for tricks that re N"l1'
The heather Chinee IS peculiar
Which the same would rise 10 cNpi'hh'
All Sin was his name;
And shall not deny
In regard to the same
What that name might imply,
But his smile II was pcnSivC and Chllc-lKe,
As frequently remarked TO bll Nye'
II was August the third;
And quite soft was the skies;
which Il might he Inferred
That An sin was likewise;
Yet he played II that day upon william
Aud me IN way despise.
Which we had small game
And An Sin took a hqn1:
IL was Euchre. The tJne
He did not understands;
But he smiled as he sat by the table,
With the smile that was child-ike and bland
Yet the cards they were stocked
In way that grieve,
And my feelings were shocked
At the state of Nyc's sleeve:
Which was stuffed full Of aces and bowers,
And the same with intent to deceive.
But the hands that were played
by that heather ChiRee,
And the points that he made
Were quite uightful TO sec
Till al last he put down a right bower
Which the same Nye had dealt unto me-
Then looked up at Nyc,
And he gazed upon me;
And he with sigh,
And said, Can this bc
We are ruined 10y Chinese cheap labor
And he went for that heatGen CLlnee.
In the scene that ensued
did not take a hand,
But the floor il strewed
Like the leaves on the strand
With the cards that All Sin lad been hiding,
In the game -" he did not understand"
In his sleeves, which were long,
He had twenty-iOur packs
Which was coming 10 strong,
Yet / state but the facts
Aud we found on his nails, which were taper,
What is frequent in tapers-thats wax.
Which is why remark,
And my Language i plain,
Tlat for ways that are dark,
Ana tor tricks that are VAN.
The heather Chhiee is peculiar
Which the same ! am free to MAINTAIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31

The stock market has given considerable evidence of
renewed life, and some unmistakable signs that all
operators not defunct and that all confidence is not
lost in our bond and railroad stocks. IN Government
bonds with larger sales, there advance in sos,
coupon '62 OF per cent yesterdays quotations,
and DO of 65 an advance Of per cent l040s coupon
sold at 100. 49,
Government bonds continne dull and steady The fol-
lowing shows the quotations at the different boards TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31
Nrw pnbliraiions


LIVERY SATURDAY..
ILLUSTRATED PAPER OF AMEhi|h'
ANOTHER MAGNIFICENT NUMBER
BY UNIVERSAL CONSENT
EVERY SAT U ID
Has no equal in this country as
AN ILLUSTRATED PAPER.
THIS WEEKS ISSUB CONTAINS
THREE CAPITAL FULL-PAGE WAX PICTURES:
BADEN PRISONERS AT NIEDERBR0SN.
SOLDIERS BATHING AT NANCY
A PRUSSIAN OUTPOST
THREE SUPERB PAGE-DRAWINGS OF
AMERICAN SUBJECTS:
SIMMER DAYS. by w. J. Hcnncssy
ON THE BEACH AT LONG BRANCH by e. t. BUSH
a PICNIC IN TIE WOODS, by Augustus lioppn
BEAUTIFUL ART PICTURE:
MORNING IN THE DESERT, From Painting by Carl liaag'
A MARKED FEATURE IN EVERY SATURDAY IS ITS
ABLE ED | II q IL n IL -.
THIS WEEK IL B. ARc
THE BALANCE OF POWER
AN EMPIRES BULL RUN - ..,,,,cs
on THE UNCERTAINTY or THINGS,
4 DEsIRABE CALAMlIl' &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GILMAN, Son & Co.,
BANKERS. No. A ExCHAGGE-PLACR,

BANKERS. No AZ EXCHAhGEPLACE,
Offer for sale the following STATE Of ILLINOIS COUS-
TY, and TOWNSHIP BONDS:
per cent bonds Clay Co.. ILL.,, at So and interest
10 per cent bonds Lamard Township Wayne Co.,
81 600 each, at % and interest.
10 10 per cent bonds Bedford Township, Wayne Co,
$1,000 each, at 95 and interest
90 per cent bonds Harter Township Wayne Co.,
81 600 EACH at % and interest.
5 10 per cent bonds Big Mound Township, Wayne
Co., 8, 900 each, at IS and interest.
These bonds were issued under special act Of Leg
jslature Extract from letter by the State Auditor:
1t is the duty of the Auditor of the State to levy,
from time to time sufficient taxes to meet al accu-
ing interest and principal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31

BANKING-HOUsE OF HENRY CLEws & Co, %
WALL-sT., n. Y.
Deposit accounts can be opened with ms M either
currency or coin, subject 10 check without notice.
Interest allowed upon all daily balances as current
market rates Checks upon Us pass through the
Clearing House as if drawn upon any city bank.
We draw Bills of Exchange, make Geographic
transfers of money and issue credits available in al
parts of Europe.
We issue Certificates of Deposit payable on de-
mand or at fixed date bearing interest and ayaila-
lie at all money centers
Collections made jn any part Of the worId
CLEws, HABIcHT & Co., L0thbuly, London.
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SIR WHAT WAS SAID or THE LAST NUMBER OF
a, Il II II Y.

T. v T., X Y - Il L IL ID n I: -
Messrs FIELDS OSGO0D Co, the Publishers o. o III E
sATIRDAY arc surprising TIE readers OF hM
Tine numter for September certainly snrqase any o US ~
and q illustrations, sld VI
toqrsphic,n rctosly and otherSe The oe aris's
n and Geran contribute each its The war OF course
obes annie material interesting sketches On the hrst page s
nesr. the firm thoughtful face Of Baron Moe the general WHOSE
ora brain is directing operations Of the Prusan armies I'D rance
and who by his surprising military genius almost nVaing 'he see
,s of the first Napoleon Pru,San Soldier Scenes al Nanei
Scenes al Paris" The IOunyes Last WILL are succeSsiW
tennis 10 reproduce paper the picturesque features OF the
terrible struggle Tolers OF the Sea iue marine picture
h and Will appreciated by all who have cam on the banks
OF the mirrore SaTaac ly in the rapids oil hacqne'e
boston Advertiser.
EVERY SATURDAY for September has in
iooA handsomer than ever ~ 10 s
nSe elegant paper without exception that has YET been
Martin are specimens lie found periodical
which prints wood either side the Atlantic The artist has re-
produced Adirondack scenery all rs beauty giving us e incest
elects aud and realism The pictures are EXQUISITE pro
duc,ions comparatively feature Of EVERY SAIUhDAi MS
original editorials which every readable and pleasant ara ~hh
al 10 inside fd"ln Doo
tpued and there al tastes The delicate TINT
handsome and elegant than De-
fore.-ltOs ,r, , pvppy
We are quite dispo ~ csim Of the publishers Of EVERY
SATURDAY September the and"n paper
II has less than eight large PICTURES
nearly falpage pictures and V arr
pcues-Pr1san French Any who buys EVERY SAT- hpAi
this will get his worth for four weeks ahead at least
EVERY SATURDAY for sale by all nevsers Pnce 10 cents
per number. 49, ..~.l.l,,> o ~,
PUBLISHERS, BOSTON.
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BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA lsr
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND CONVERTIBLE PER
CENT GOLD BoNDs-The small remaining balance
oflthe Loan for sale, at9O These Bonds return about
double the rate Of interest which L. 5. 5-2ts pay,
while the security is as safe and fully equal to that
of any Railroad Bond issued.
HENRY CLEws & Co. 81 Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31

The aggregate amount Of exports teXeinsiNe OF speeel
from the port OF NewYork for the week ending Aug 80,
1870. sl6is,7o3
The earnings of the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
road during the third week in August were:
1870 +52Oa! 1902 $lIi ~ Increase. leJ 81
The September coupons on the 10 per cent Income
bonds OF the Union Pacific Railroad Company VIII he
paid and after september at the banking house OF
Mcssrs Morton Bliss Co, IN this city, or AT the ONCE
OF the Treasurer Of the Company In Boston.
The Delaware, Iackawana, and western Railroad
Company offer 10 the stockholders 10000 OF stock nj par
payabe In mil ON or before the 18th OF September next
This stock represents money earned and put
In the Nauco0k Coal and Iron Company All aiotincn's
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THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for THK TRIBryrI
Aug 1871
ASES-Pots continue with fair demand
nomnay unchanged
BUILDING MATERIALS have been dull and prces
portant change. We quote:
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THE MONEY MARKET.
lot O'clock A. ".

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. VI.
Of BOads.
500 " 8 $40 Cou 90 snail ~ 600 u s. .. 100 100
80 600 s. $40 Coz 65...1 1900 $50 Con 6T....lW
1900 Jug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31

portant change We quote:
Bueu0s Ayres, mixed tloh)- a
Pale HIP ". 81 0d 90 Hog Western. Unwasbci.
" R. H......PM NJ. coz o. carrency) ....... a 10
Jeney. .:........... va 20 LIKE
u Goals ~ Common b IS
Lsihs Eastern. p M........ 70
Rosenlale p bbl...... 81 0Q PLASTER PAKs. -
Nova Scotia, w., = n.S co. "a ~
Rio Grande gold b Nova Scotia. b.. q 03 %
.,,,.........- as Cac. East &City q - az -
BEESWAX-s demand continues moderate ara the nes STEADY
a for Western and 3ajac for Southern.
BRISTLES without change Of Importance the Iaie remains Jun
a 45c a 81 80 for American Gray and White.
BROOM CORN &crbs supply large and the marst " lm
and sales He tale Il tommos
0c; Choice Gr,en iiurl 81 I'D
fair dmsnd AZ ~ 50d - dozen BrohapSes
are selling AlSd ~ ~ per OO. -, an
CoTT0Srhe market has heea active Including sssht eau
from feeling generally wih ruling quotations.
rather actual values sales Of ~ bale "
last evening arrived which go for export lo for COO
SUMPTION specusion io future delivery there i far nov
and prices 6m; sales of 100 bales ss evening lH V
Der 63c; to-day ~, August, l9!c; 2O al lsc 81 sr
l7le.; October l6.c. 30 h3 400 Noyen' er o. No. ah
200 l6e all basis OF Low MdiiEg. W. quote 'oH''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31

COFFEE-The stock Rio held By importers IN ne u "a S
th morning which 2otO New Ols -"
at Galveston Baltimore, aH 650s AZ New lo l' 90,
o for fair Do Oldii!c for good do idl2!c for @e
DO Dd paid idlI.e for nySces There some dss ' s1
market presents generally dull tone aud buyer have more 'd.nss
request and entirely nominal Java ~ Ns.
s sSS I ps cAa aRa Baltimore sI lag. Ro % "a
leoc Pei PEI Gao. An. .-.......,
CoAIIA good Eastern and cos!ts dsmanl er III
prices local dealers are not tu'ins 70 aE aeai awal The e ~
AND MBt~Thr make, for state and wescn Flour
very heavy irregular to the large arrivals especially 81 he
high and medium ShPpng Extras are IN better daFd e,
:.ie 40 DBL L qsS5s osss
SSo Dol 500 S@ IS 10 oIiS R S *
ss % ; S ss oSa s e. Ff4ai j. $ $ 5
We.a SPpos is 'se 70 ono Ind Ind ara S G sS
Whes, Eris,..... ol1 CO 81, oG'. Siagg iIs o1s
Eif Gi,Scf Inisaa. u ioa. rdgc Eni. 90
Soqhen Flour shou, u,t-. chang q. hS9 d,
very heavy and the low srads sea sai.s 30 I.> Ngo
BALI. Alex, ard Geerlsown, krtra aud fawy . %e 30
FreicneksbuE aai Petersburg CouaIry.......'' -
Redmond Cosatr' tKtra.. ~ %
GsoTsa and Tennessee F,tra Fsnly.;,..... sr
W r.. Flour n'e, az s % si. s sal Pesn $685.
Cop Meal is lu aud heavy sa.es 40 IBIS We q'''. f,a
c.ra Meal western - oo 70 C. Meal Brre
fRElGHISrhe market has Teen only meea,r ~ ssosaors
q bush Wheat bst, tteam snd 49,
6al7 steam. To Rotterdam h s,ea.sg 3, 80 ss'
a llO.g - l.. aud W
FEArHERS-Prime drm With fair demand &c.
marke, for Sei 'oahaes u anl-asd srs sss o.
FLAX-The supply rs large OF Domestic aud prices ar q
Canadian al s!t9lc am NATIVE, l0 l33c Tow Is sem"
a5c o. 10 IL. ,,n, .aIes o.
fRtIl-lhe Foega Fruit market has eoaiascd }s sie
1890 tOx,s Rsis F4H 10 bob 81 80 h.s, Brsn
Vie ani 80 cases quarter boxes shrne At istc so"
or pnyae o.,,s, Al Soasd
& , .Mss, for erysrt
Aesr Is u d,s's ~, q variable Pa,ss
Tie 81 good samps great snetas = FOR ChsAfs
and p,,e~s y,tv uu-at,l, 10 bsh ~ Ia. no
Spring: Il Mi~sukee 81 ~ Ia n AL
n Red Western; 40arl Is tor AMOR Whit Nehfsb
agoat ~ asa III a oi Amber state ~ krIy; 81 fs
III asa Al As for Amber do 50 for White 81, ssnse
Viii Sa,h.rn ami III s5 for Tennessee n
AMI lIces aBo,rtsin Barley Mali ds 80. ,ur huso
81 8gsi = and capahsa 81 o. Oas are .ad 10 depssdi
ate lower, good OH and Nss White sT sAe s' are
@aat o. the New stTss s New Ohio Sia s' ss s.ss
S5e for White Soaale ssd Ne. .ysss< dan se
heavy; silica bash W's'rfa . a. s. ishns fs ~
quite With fair ssmAS' ~ WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31
IHt IUIIUWIHB uTV lHU uUNtTHHItHI III
by Mossrs. Fisk & Hatch at 4 p. m:
Coleman Dcncdlcts closing quotations.are as follows

The following shows the result OF toNays business at
sill, The Sub'lreasIfy III 'Ils city : .
N Gold receipts $9Og6i 81 Currency payments @ b SJ
2JSl9 ~ currency baaher l<.sl
I'D Currency receipts. 325iga 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31

GEORGE OPDYKE q Co. are agents for TIE sale OF
the following desirable securities, which they oher
at low prices:
n Y and O. Midland First Mortgage Bonds, per
cent, gold.
st. Louis and S. f. Railway First Mortgage Bonds,
per cent gold.
Montgomery and Eufaula First Mortgage Bonds, 8
per cent gold Endorsed by State Of Alabama.
Alabama State Is.
New-Jersey Town Bonds, per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
Of the
WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMPANY
for sale at ninety,
by
WHITE, MORRIS & Co,
Bankers and Financial Agents of the Company
No. % Wall-st, New-York.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.



Ma'arous levers are most prevalent in the fall
Heavy and unwholesome exhaiations then arise
from the EARTH and the great disparity between the
temperature OF day and night pretsposes the system
enfeebed by the summer heats, to epidemic diseases.
The secrelive organs the liver especially, apt,
this period of the year, to become inert and slug
gish, and all the bodily powers require renovation.
The best, indeed, the only protection against the
morbid influences OF the season is wholesome med
icated stImu'ant. Pre-emnent among the restora-
tives OF this CLASS, and indeed foremost among the
remedial and preventive medicines OF modern times
stands Hosterters stomach Biiters. Its reputation
is co-extens with the Wesern Hemisphere; it has
b ECU standard article tor twenty years; its sales
las uay be aimed by the revenue returns)
lar larger than those OF any other proprietary pre-
paraton on this ccnfnent and tie testimony in its
favor embraces letters OF approval from the most
dstir guishpd members all the learned professions
and fiOm well known residents of almost every City
in the Union. These its credentials. 10 state
what It is doing to prevent and assuage the suffer-
ines of the human I, mily would require more space
than can be given to the subject here. The dyspp-
tic. tue bill us, The nervous, the weak and emacia-
ted, the Responding, the broken down, find IN It's
renovaing and regulating properties sure AID i'm
mediate means of relief It is pure vegetable spe-
cfc. at once safe and potent and for which the
whole materia medca affords no substitute.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-17

Two SHOCKING MURDERS IN SToUGHToN.
| one John Moran, reeiding IN East 6toughton
Mass, was indicted at the last term of the Su
perior Court for Norfolk county, for commit
ting an assault with some weapon, and being
on bail, was defaulted when the case was called
for trial. A warrant for Moran's arrest was is.
sued and placed in the hands of Constable G.
NJ Packard for service; but upon approaching
'ieean the scoundrel fired three shots from a
revolver at him, which killed him Instantly.
ne then took to the woods, and. up to the pres
ene Time is at large. A reward of $500 is
offered for bis recovery.
line second murder was committed Thursday
afternoon in Stoughton proper. 1t seems that
one Dennis Carney, while under the ipa~rnce
OF liquor, applied to his wife for money with
which to buy rum. The wife sterafy refused,
whereupon Carney seized an axe, with which
he split open her head and dashed her brains
on the floor, killing her Instantly. Carney is
about 40 years of age, and is in custody to
await examination.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-17
state News.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY,

thursday night the house and outbuildipg
oun -. r. Lemont, of Durham, were wholly con
s s.a49 oy nre. Cause unknown. Loss esti
n ana.eo az SZoO0, on which there was an insur
A., we learn from the Lewiston .Lour,o, N q,
Tue Lewiston corporations. ajtbonoh S''s4";..
ing some loss by the failure of FAM Si,,.n
% TO-, OF Boston, are not danoarons, i w
losers. Their losses are far less thar ;1, neaV
tne bddeferd corporations, and are 'h iass o.
amount than their surplus reserve f,nS. ~
mat the effect will not be in any wav sau SO
Inc Bates and Androscogein corporSt;ons u
Ine continental are the only heavy iossrs ~ :,
Lewiston, the Continental being even Lass rs
me rest Inc aggregate Indebtedness of the
anoo non W Lewiston corporations is not over
S4oo0oO. half OF which is to be paid. The rel
naming $1,000 loss will be largely indn,nn;
fled by security obtained before The ta;Inre
transpired. "o ''i'ure
Rev. Mr.. Heath, of Auburn Court streot II
B. Church, has accepted call to the Re-.
Williams f. B. Church, Providence. r. 81,
pas ,oral services will close Sunday, Sept. 25th
The Journal says the Auburn shoe manufac.
turers report a good business The Southern
trade is improving.
The Lewiston Journal says the drouth is
quite unprecedented. For six months, from
last fall to spring, we had constant succession
OF heavy storms and freshets, since which we
nave not had storm. There has been no
neavy rain since early in the spring and almost
~ ram since that time The river is very low,
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-17

| EQUITY Sur AGAINST THE MAINE CENTRAL
| RAILRoAD.-W learn that the Supreme Court
Judge at Bangor has so modified the order Of
September 14th, appointing the I'd Tuesday Of
October for the hearing on motion for in.
junction in the bill in equity of Nathan Cum
mings and others, stockholders, vs.. Maine
Central Railroad, as to appoint the first Tues
day of Oetoberfthe 4th) as the time. for the
hearing
This hearing is to be at Portland; various
questions raised by this bill will then be ar
gued' The complainants ask for the appoint
nent OF receivers, alleging waste and injury to
Inc property, declaring that the men now
alrectors' having only one share each. have
never been legally chosen, that the road ;s
managed by Edwin Noyes, Superintendent.
without regard to the interests of the Stool,
nolders' ETC. The issue of the commands stool,
TO Rice and others to the amount Of ono n,r
lion seven hundred sixty-six thousand sir hnn
dred dollars Isl, 7666OO) is declared nnlawtu, %
also various acts of similar nature dem.naino
tne interference of the court, enioininp ail
further proceedings under the contract ot No
IL, 1870. way
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-17

n oPEAKAE BLAINE's telegram presents tn,
nepuolican triumph in Maine in one compac
sentence: Wv 0oiDP"0
nave elected our Governor by about the
10. .ame majority as last year; carried all five Of
sbont o1naS Sn districts-the closest by
v vhai; i4oo majority; have chosen an over.
M wneiming majority in both branches of he
aHa, and elected the county officers in
every county except two. This result hss bean ~
vass of the State" ou' any can
In the face of this mort overwbetm;no dr. tao.
OF the Democracy, there are Democratic or.
gans who actually pretend to discover canS 90
OF satisfaction In the vote! The some wonIere
ful discernment will of course enable them r.
derive much comfort from the election in Colo
RADIO, where, as Gov. McCook declares. @Re.
publican gains are reported throughout the
territory" The Democratic Journalists. in The
depth OF their despair, are thankful for mercies
so infinitessima that one scarce can see them
IN. Y. Times.