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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02
ALLEGED FALSE REPRESENTATIONS
The Treasurer OF the East Tennessee Zinc
Company Charged with Obtaining
$4,000 by False Representations.

The Treasurer Of tho East Tennessee Zinc
Company Charged with Obtaining
$4,000 by False Representation.
Cornelious Fisk, residing In Nineteenth street,
and Treasurer OF the East Tennessee Zinc Company,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by Oalcer
Mccormack, OF the Jefferson Market Court Squad,
on complaint OF william 9. Toole, OF
the firm W. s. Toole Co., charged
with deffauding them out Of $4,000 In the month
OF August, 1871. The complainant charges that
on the above date the prisoner came TO him and
represented himself ar the Treasurer Of the East
was In nourishing condition and paying handsome
dividends. He requested loan or $4,000 to put
In the capital stock Of the company assuring them
they would receive their money back inside OF
twenty days from the shipments. Thinking his rep
reservations were true, Mr.. Tooe gave
him a check for $4,000. The latter claims that
instead OF placing the money In the company he
deposited 1t In the bank to his own credit and
used it for other purposes lie also claims that the
company is insovent, Mr.. Tarber holding judg-
mcnts OF $4,000 against them. The bonds and
notes given by Fisk were put In the market and
disposed OF for $500. He further claims that
the company have never done any bus-
ness since he advanced them the $4,000
AMI claims the representations made by
by Fisk Were false and made for the purpose OF de-
arranged before Justice Lcdwith refused TO make
any statement in reference to the charge preferred
against him until he had consulted with his counsel
He was committed In default Of bail for cxamina-
ton, and is at present confined In the Jefferson
Market prison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02

The Health Department reports, through the
Register Of Records, that there were 272 deaths
IN Brooklyn last week, being 20 more than
the preceding week. OF the deceased there
were ~ men, % women, 80 boys and 81
ehfs; 203 were natives OF the United States,
20 Of Ireland, II OF Germany, 9 OF England,
OF Scotland and OF Spain and Sweden respec
lively; Is were persons between the ages OF 90 and
CerebrO spinal meningitis or spotted fever carried
on n, smallpox %, diphtheria and whoopng cough
each, scaYlatina r. consumption and disease Of
enc Drain rs EACH punemOnia a. remttent fever g.
group 0, marasmus IL and disease or the Kidneys g.
heaFt disease ~. The highest death rate was at
deaths was Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02
TIE LOOKUP CURE.

THE LOOKUP CURE.
The Chicago Times OF the Goth ult, In an article
referring to the proposed correctives OF the abuse
Of locking up funds for speculative purposes,
says
The simple truth Of the matter is that
the lookup game win be possible just
d In existence. We have about $s25 600, 600
Of bank notes in the country and about $40 900
rcncy, or about $725, ooo0 600 in all. This less the
reserves held BY the banks constitutes the whole
circulation. 1t Is az rigid and unyielding
IS cast iron. It's volume does not in
crease as the uses for currency increase with
the growth OF business It is utterly incapable OF
with the season and the changing condition OF
domestic exchanges. When the exchanges are
comparatively few the currency In excess OF the
proper demand Is taken up In increased prices and
In purely speculative operations. When, again, the
demand rises to the maximum, the currency Ii in
sufficient to effect the Increased exchanges at the en-
hanced prices and to carry forward the speculative
adventures undertaken during the period Of ease.
Severe stringcncy Is the necessary result Rates Of
interest advance enormously, and all business Is
Ior the time deranged. On the approach Of such
season the shrewd operator gathers up few mil
Hons OF grcenbacKs, forces the banks +, mt IN the
rates OF Interest etill hiph3rr throws the market
INTO sun more reverish ana panicky condition,
AMI llls his own pocket by the operation. Imitation
IN either or the ways proposed would relieve
epasm OF this kind, no doubt, but all the conditions
favorable to its recurrence would remain and in
would be as much necessity for treatment as before.
The doctors OF finance may puzzle themselves over
the case as they VIII, but they will find no cure
short OF complete and final rejection OF the paper
money humbug and the adoption OF tho money Of
the world as the money OF the United States.
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Total. ...,,........,..:.:.l 6o ia

For future delivery Oasis low niddlin the sales have
been foows:-Saes last evening cloek-Nay,
100 at sl6c notice s,er ,oh 100 g. Soat
a 23e 100 at q sl6c 1000 at kSc. june, 100 at
q lllsc SO Ct 2ssc september 100 st 3ISc Oco
SPM.May 30 at q; S's s e. . 5ISc e.
Is sc, 200 at 23se 1850 at q Lice, 100 at xsc 100 at
q s6e $50 a. June i0 At Sss i!1 At g lilsc,
xe July l9o at 24c 10 at p Lie 29 At q lbIcc so
september ioo at a2c, ao at "a aiSo October 10 at
% blec 100 at 2oSc 100 at 2obl6c November, 800
gethcr Exchangedkc paid oexchange 500 May Tor 800
June Total 1850 bales grand total 1880 bales Rates
nyeT GS By stssm sail Slsd TO ,IayTe By steam,
pressed; &c. sail T., Bremen, by. steam, Ac..
gold COMPRESSED .o,s sai re 70 Baltic ports
By f,sPm Il the receipts the
bile liz; Savannah $50; Charleston 1922 Wilmington y;
Norfolk, 2s7; Baltimore, 70; New York, 9si Boston, 81
Yosa' NJ, n,, uay i"s' week, ssi This day last
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL,
.HIW ,"-> ti
G. OIL d @ u T e T.,
Stocks Weak and Lew--Money
, hn Less Easy.
Pacific Mail Down---Governnent
V &c o. Securities Weak.


.4 u a44-t.. WALL STREET,
RI. IA. WEDNESDAY, May Id p M.
1ne nour market was duh and wheat declining
Cotton was also dun, without change In price.
fts.s nHs .s MONEY MARKET
there was lively demand for money to-day, but
II was fully met at seven per cent The grain ship
pers Of the West are beginning to clamor for funds
In the principal lake ports numerous cargOes OF
grain are already an0at and only await the an
Aouncement Of navigation free Of ice to start for
ward. Returns for these cargoes when they reach
their destinations must be made In currency, and
The drain upon this market must therefore be ex-
pected soon TO commence, Boston has already be-
gun to feel the pressure. The market in that city s
very close, aad ii il difficult to procure money from
tAe banks on caf at any rate Of interest.
GOLD-nIGHEsr F2x; LOWEST, 112A.
The gold market was extremely dull to-day
swing m part, we presume, to ITS being the rst
day Of May story was in circulation that our
government had sent q despatch to General
0ckles ordering him to demand his passports from
she Spanish government If It was intended to
have any effect on the price OF gold 1t certainly
eled Of its purpose, for as with be seen, the pre-
MUM was steady and the major portion Of the
sales were made at I12H. fU0a
II UNITED STATES BONDS aA
The highest quotations for governments to-day
compare with those OF Wednesday last as fol-
bOW1:-- 1t4HcNE irgrNU@ Wiz f.rs .#
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and About Stendy-Hcceipts
nj the Ports 2,9i4 Bnlcs-Nhcat and
Corn Easier Pork Lowcr-Petroleu, IN
More Active and FirM-Spirits Turpen-
time Firmer-Whisl<cy Lower.
WEDNESDAY,, May &c Pm.
CoFSsR--The market still remained inanmate and en-
t,rely nominal at the appended quotations. as follows
Cargoes Rio ordinary, H4c. Ike do fair Isc I5c
do. good, t1ac lo'4c do prime l614c I6ac gold,
In bond sixty days. Maracaibo 1Sc. I9c. Laguayra
lSc 2oc; St. Domingo, in bond i3c.; Java, &c q 23c
gold, duty paid
Corros on the spot was quiet and somewhat nominal
In the absence OF any considerable business The price
Of ordinary was reduced &c ID The better descrp-
lions were unchanged. A moderate demand prevailed
for future delivery at about former The sales were
o. follows-
1o-Day Laa Eueaing. Total
Consumption ..,............... l61 ia 22
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ss ::;s :,.ss.y e. e. Is = +
f;s os'sss s:a: Is 81 81
under Ss s
; %. Ss S & ssSss @
s'ss q IS ss: So .%a 81 s = sse sS
IS q ssSs sa srs Sn ss @ sc IS
Ngal1Sn SSs q g SsSSsIs r.o,.a
Ssssss
is1a wss s
n shipping sa% S a.
sSs sas %s p1eps Hsis; sS @
s%:lsd R,Iss
81 &; a. ssE . S s ;siy I. s
ois asSs'y meats
@ pr: anS s and aas
:ssa sssss sre Il sSs Sas e STe'se
sb The %s as U ms bacon cs
nued Arm but transacticns owing 70
so
out reported success. Dressed hogs were IN mod
ss ss hssss
p9 masn s q ~ iGs mess ana
ior India tsrcss Beet hams coninSsd quiet and
T ana 81 ;4se AZ
aSS'ss sss e. III
hams, SIC. i0c. do. shoulders &c. 54c Lard-The
II "a
tierces for July atsc City lard WAS quiet but steady
suoAn.-The market for raw has been quiet but firm.
have only sales OF SO hnds Il sc., and 81 hhds
Sssss
Nsauote -6nba . common refining, 7sc Sc;
9ime e fes SGSs ss sooa ssccery y'ss
SS prime 10 ehSce gnScery yMc sd
standard Nos 10 o 7Sc. s1c do 10 to H. $50 sAc
y to 90 llkc. nsac. do, white, lie ME-. Porto
grocery SO. loo BrazA-DS,sh standard Nos TO H.
gHc. Manila-superior and extra superior, ne sac
6Ac. 1Oc.
R!cE.-rhe market for foreign has been quiet to-day,
ana prices, although unchangcd cannot DC quoted
firm; domestic stl remained nominal The sales
about l0 bags OF fatna al ac 1885, and 200 bags RAN
&c. = 49,
for cheico ticrces.
1900 lbs. at 9sSc.
lower sales ~ bbls at c, closing weak that price
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Wheat was dull and heavy, with sncs Of GOO bushels
at 81 81 81 62 for Chicago in store 81 for do TO
81 % 81 s3 for amber Pennsylvans. Rye continued IN
moderate demand with sales 81 lG0 bushels Western at
0lc in store. Barley was inactive and nominal At about
former prices Corn was heavy closing easier The sales
for camp Do, closing at 73Ac Tor mixed and he for
sU0 bushels at Hc for No. Chicago aaoat, 5sc. FOR
western in store, and 66hc. for white, afioat
FRPIGHrs.rherc has been rather more inquiry TO day
for berth ROOM both grain and other goods with for
mer rates ruling steady In tho charterng line there was
mode ate cali vessels Tor both the grain and petro
eu trade bait parties were apart In their views ~ most
nsanc regard 10 rates and but comparatively little
was plished Tho engagcmens to-day were rs fol-
TO Liverpool by steam, 1000 bushels grain nj td
rates To London, by steam 5000 bushels grain at 3D.
70 Bristol by sienm iSy PUSHES sfai ~ Ha n g h
and eases refined petroleum q. and Ec Norwegian
28U quarters grain s. 3d., or Sd. of " direct Swedish
BARI, S tons 10 Stockholm, cargo PROVISIONS and taow,
cargo, OH private terms.
HoiAssxs ransse lions u either foreign " domss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02


city opened proposals for the purchase Of $20o0ooo
Of fivetwenties by the governments. The entire
amount offered was $982650, Of which only
1901, $50 were accepted at 1l207. 11211 l122O and
n22E
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was weak and purchases were made at 4 under
the rates OF yesterday, the quotations being 1897 to
09x for sixty day bills and 100 to 1l0s for short
sights. The demand was limited
THE SHARE MARKET.
The stock market was weak and unsettled Prices
spencd IN the morning at very satisfactory figures
nor sellers, but 1t soon became evident that they
could not be sustained. The bulk OF the business
was transacted In Pacific Mail, Union Pacific, Co
sumbus, Chicago and Indiana Central Ohio and Mis-
sissppi and Northwestern common. Three or four
attempts were made during the day to rally but
the whole list was heavy, and the best that could
be done was momentarily to check the downward
movement. Pacific Mail opened well, the first sale
being made at H. but the depression soon mani
tested ITSELF and it gradually sunk to 742a fall OF
~ per cent, after which 1t started up little and
kept along between rs and the closing sale being
made at TAX. Northwestern seemed less sensitive,
and maintained its position at from 702l to so, the
opening and closing price being 59A. Considerable
business was done in Union Pacific New York
Central was steady at 991a to 99I. Harlem sold
Down to 12SM, which was loss of u from the
ing sales. The highest and lowest prices at which
the principal stocKs sold are Given below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02
DISASTER ON LAKE HURON.

SuRNIA, Ont, May J, 1872.
The bark Graham, OF ST. GATHERINGS, capslzcd in
o gale yesterday, eight miles OF Stevens landing,
on Lake Huron. Captain Cook and one other man
were drowned,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02

The quotations are bascn on COTTON running in qualify
not moro than hafa grade above or below the Crude
quoted. The following was the STOCK Of cotton tx New
York. April 90 ls7lIn warehouses &C. G6 bales; In JcI-
City, at Long Docs lsss on shipboara ot cleared,
FLdua AND GRAis.-Recepts-Tfou 32n bbls wheat
$500 bushels; corn, % 40 do corn meal, laoo bh and
GU bags oats, 1880 bushels The -four market Quiet
but steady, excepting for rye, which shade casieA
The sales up 5so bills including 450 bbls southern
but firm Sales 100 bbls jersey yellow IS 6 aud lJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02

900 Gal a Chic 1st N.
1000 SfL q ! ~ 1st m. :.
1000 NIL 4 81 Paullstc
1906 do. ...........-
COCO O 4 RI = Pac z's..
l00A1ol, PAW lstisa, BID
8O0Tol, PAWslstln ,WD
1850 B, H 4 Fist lh...
's IS roi e 2waI ii xxi
1000 Ohio 4 Miss "a N.
1000 y, Lack&W "a m.
300 @ Falls 4 II LIST. ).
5000 Lake Shore DIV.
1903 do...,-.......
l00oLaCdM 8'slst ext
l0'shs Conln'u Bank.
80 Fourth Nat Bank.
NQuick N Co. .........
81 Quick NJ Co pref
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n hA<A W. .
Quick N Co pref. .

AVS wv ssss.t 1900
100 Atlantic M So Ce. -.
lW Con Coal Of Md. b Q
10 Cum CuaL&Iron.bc
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-26
PRIVATE SALE
OF
Valuable Berkeley and Jefferson
Real Estate.

z OFFER a, Private Sale. frs,. A
4 TRACT OF LAND, lying in Berke.
ley and Jefferson counties. on The Shep.
herdslown and Msrlinsburg road, at
WynEup's Spring. three miles from the
former and seven from the latter place,
containing about lU3 ACRES OF LINE
STONE LAND, and has Upon il Two
com Portable Dwellings,. two Barns or
S,sbles. and other necessary Buildings.
Ii formerly being two tracts, Two orch
ards, five or six acres of Timber. twenty
acres of Bottom. and has fine Spring
and q never falling stream ruaning
through il.
Secoud. Stone and Brick HOUSE,
or Four Tenement Houses. situated on
New Street, Sbepherdsiown. and better
known as FsuceWs Row, and each con-
tanning FIVE rooms. hall and kitchen.
will sell The above property cullec-
lively or separst,ly Tor isir price snd
mske The psyReuIs easy. II Bo' sold by
the first oi January. ls72, | will rem, the
house. bo'h in town and country a, ihst
time. Address Vanclessesv.Ie. Berks-
ley county. Wee, Virginia, or call on me
near the above posioffire.
REIN r. CROSS.
Spot 81. 1872 #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-26
BErROTIIED.

/ have q secret, a secret
A secret dare not tell,
Not even to you, my dear little pet,
Though l know YOU would keep it
well
'Tis tale with an ancient meaning,
A song with an old refrain,
A rhyme which the marvellous soul OF
man
Sings once-and never again.
The manifold voices of evening
Are echoing round me here
The sigh of the waves and the laugh OF
leaves,
And the moan Of the autumn air
But the laugh, and the sigh, and the
moaning,
Have a meaning you cannot know,
And | catch solemn undertOne
In their rhythmic ebb and flow.
Two tides ofthe infinite ocean
That chafeth the shores of Time
Two waves of the passionate sea of Life
Have mingled their wondrous rhyme;
And thc holy strain goes echoing up
To the peaceful courts above,
And the song is song with an old re-
frain
And the rhyme is the rhyme of love.
And, loving him ever and always,
And holding him close to my heart,
The world may go on in the ceaseless
march
Times pillows may heave and dart
We two shall walk Lies twilight field.
In paths by the angels trOd,
Till all wars cease in the infinite peace
That crowns the sons Of God.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-26

NerHER Ewes SERVANT GiRL-H'Can
any one tell why, when Eve was manu-
featured from one of Adams ribs, y
hired gill wasn't made at the same time
to wait on her ?"
Because Adam never came whining
to Eve with ragged stockings to be
dad, a collar.string to be sewed on,
or to be mended "right away, quick,
now y Because he never read the news
paper until the sun goes down behind
the palm trees, and then, stretching
hnpself, yawned out, "Ain't supper most
ready, my dear 2" Not he. He made
the ire, aad aung over the tea-kettle
himself, swelSTssnnre- aud pulled. the
radishes, peeaed the bananas, and did
heverythine else chat he'd ought to. He
MIXED the COW, fed the chickens, and
looked after the pigshimseis He never
brought some half dozen friends 10
dinner, when Eve hadn't any fresh pom
egranates. and the mango season was
over. Henever stayed out until eleven
o'clock to Sward meeting" hurrahing
for an out and-out candidate, and then
scolded because poor dear Eve was sit
ting up and crying inside the gates. lie
never played billiards, nor drove fast
horses, nor choked Eve with cigar smoke.
He never loafed around corner-groceries,
while solitary Eve was rocking little
Gains cradle at home. In short, he
didn't think she was specially created
for the purpose of waiting on him, and
wasn't under the impression that it dis
graced man to Tighten his wifes cares
a little..s
That's the reason that Eve did not
need hired girl, aud we wish il was
the reason that none of her fair descend
ants did.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-26

WHisKr CoSsUAPTIox-For the
champion whisky consuming State Of
the Union, Louisiana can claim the prize.
The New Orleans "Picaynne" declares !:
sWe know of four parishes in this State
with population OF about $4,000, cf all
ages, colors and sexes, in which 1000
barrels of whisky are required to meet
the yearly demand Il has been esti-
mated, upon fair basis Of 1caIcuiation,
that the consumers in shese four parish
es pay half a million dollars yearly for
liquor and strong drinks--sbout three
times the amount of their State and par
ish taxes. The gross sales of tbe coeson'
and sugar crops of the State since the
war, usually do not amount to over
$4,000, 900 yearly, The ''drinks" of
the people Of the State, and the liquor
bills, amount TO more than $50, ,000, 900
yearly.
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FERSON COINTY SATURDAY, OCT 26 1872 NEW V

upon the sea, every wave turned into
crimson. Yonder, fire-cleit stood op-
posite to fire-cleft; and here, a cloud rent
and tinged with light, seemed like a
palace. with flames bursting from the
windows The whole scene lighted up,
until it seemed as if the angels OF God
were ascending and descending upon
stairs of fire, ans the ways,crests,' chan
ged into jasper, and crystal. and ame'
thyst, rs they were flung toward the
beach. made me think of the crowns Of
heaven cast before the throre Of the
clslt Jehovah leaned over the taft
rail again, and said with more emotion
than before '"7hy pay, Oh God, is
in The sea, and Thy path !" hs great
uaiers!"
So, thought, will be the gong of
of the storm and nightof the Christians
life. The darkness will fold its tents
and away! The golden feet ofthe ri
sing morn will come skipping upon the
mountains, and all the wrathttf pillows
of the worlds woe brtak into the splen-
dors of eternal joy.
And so we came into the harbor
The clycone behind US. Our friends be
fore us. God, who is always good, all
around us And if the roll of the crew
and the passengers had been called, sew
en- hundred souls would have answered
to their names. land so n came pass
that we all escaped safe to land.
To that God, who delivered mo and
my comrades, TO that God L commend
you. Wait not for the storm and dark
ness before you fly to him. Go to him
now, and seek his pardon Find refuge
in his mercy.
And may God grant that when all
our Sabbaths on earth are ended, we
may find that, through the rich mercy
of our Lord Jesus Christ, we all have
wcathered the gale
Into the harbor Of heaven now We sl.de,'
Home at last
Softly we drift on the bright silver tide,
Home at last
Glory to God All eur dangers are DER,
We stand secure on the glorIfcd shore,
GLORY 10 God We will shout erermore.
Home At last!
Home al last
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-26
| Horse, I Cow,
| SOW and 7 PIGS,
4 StiOATS.
] Spring Wagon and Harness,

SpTIn2 "sSUn dHu I1S'pe-S,
Wafer Cor, 2 douhs shovel
Plows. 2 single DO. | side Saddle, 2
seits Plow Gears. Gram Cradle, 2
Crowhars. 9 Picks and Shovel. 2 Ma.
son Hanmer.. large Iron Kettle and !
large Stove Kri,le. lot of Cook Pots,
| Cro.s Cut Saw. Hand Saw, 2 Stoves
Lard Cans, l2 Barrel Good Vine.
gar. 2 Moaine Scy ,hes. Dung Hook.
3 Forks. about 20 bu.hsle OF Oats, 3
Wash Tubs. Beds and Bedding,
Feather Bed, 3 Tables. half dozen Cane
Bottom ChSns, halt dog ~ Cur mon do.
| Psrlor Carps,. Rag do. Bureau. |
Corner Cupboard. L .nnge and Stand,
10, OF Dshss and rio Ware. aud many
OF ~ sr:iries.
TERNS-Fnur months credit viii BE-
given Oh sll sums sbnss SlU. note and
approved security required. with inteIesi
from ds'e, bu, il paid promptly when due
The interest will be remiiied. Sums OF
$40 and under cash. No property 10 BE-
removed unt,l setiled for.
Sale 10 commence st 10 o'clock.
WM. ]. KNUTT,
Adninisustor.
Ocf. lZ. 1917. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-26
TWO STORY
Brick DWclling,:

Stable and Other Improvements. With a
Well Of waIer. This property is in a
pleasant and quiet neIshboIhOod, and is
one of lie most desirable situations for a
dwelling in SAID town.
TER NS-One fourth cash. and on the
balance. one fourth in ,welve months.
one fourth in eighteen months. and one
fourth in lwenry.four months, evidenced
by purchasers bonds, bearing interest
from day Of sale, and securedby deed Of
trust upon the property soid.
Sale to commence al 3 o clock.
JAMES ID. FAY NAN.
Tluslse.
Oct 10, 1872. 81