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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
ny Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
toE THE WEEK ENDING MARCH H., 1872
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'tfurr'aiT Tor rHE n. i.IKBvsE BY HepOrteEi
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lif go aic.ss Tie il AT and other poer
- Ff 'F-rtng IN good An attractive look
~ oea makes sle where dirty package soyey sp-
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= s-1e Tor yourself rpss ton for fue goods put %
~ IA our marx j. 4cnsnL
BEANS AID PEAS
1879 ~ We Se"k ~ b.. bbS less than lss wee.
- ll lits 0tts shipment pasi Wees
' is utt seek GA bts-. NtA blsh ship4i TIE
tsfaft yefy Ira with advance 81 On mediums
~ W tAt sales brIGz ~ IS Of % bbs auo. =
-'. sen 20 bits. srd T. bb s AZ those fZures It
% aaffs 90 b. lie car loi though eIerponi sas,
- ~ Al - 49, wA 100 bts eITa At A. ana isr fsae5
~ snai 0 Of pea team was sod At 81 30 Pei Miner
s'g l-sr - b1k selngat - p. and ~ tbs. ehges
4 - Peas dgl and geler3Ay loser, l19
=, 'a'ias fr-- s-lusg 81 ~ Canada
/ r 81. - htis W,sier price. We
49, = Sic prn-S Cja : 10
h. T. good %ta ~ DodO CON 10 tar Z3Q - 10
h. -'or.... Olg 60 PrAs. Csaa ree ab.s l 2ga =
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- ,'Ff -..-.. ly4 = b. BeJe Hafrowfat l la ! W
- =. E.1aeT.. 0J9 ? 81 DO. soaihera g. eye.
v &bush. b-g ? $50 IS
srt.s frs 49,. BUTTER.
- s.Ax.. 4s year. 61G bs-s.,sH 80 :. .ss
q" tSs ssiiat sass .gsLass. 10 s..tsy 80 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
EocSE AID CAEGIACE GARKEE
Nsw-YoEK. Tuesday, March 70.

There was but little doing in tbs general
Horse Market. The supply is larger than last week. hes
prices are about the same for Ike qualiy Trade re-
mains confined 20 light and heavy draft horses There
lack Of inquiry for welmatched carriage horses blt
buyers little backward aud learned Of no trans-
actions TO note.
The attendance at Nessrs. Johnston & Van TassePs
Horse and Carriage Mart numerous e usua, ~,
somewhat better disposed 20 boy than az me close OF t
week The result OF the sale vas satisfactory, the oi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
posToN 1--WE STOCK MARKET.


pnIGHT1S. wATKRrOwN AND NEoFORD
Pro-tes for THE TRIBUNE E eH4y Ts4dy Harch 49,,
lJ.2. Amount Of stock Al market; mn, $500 - -.
This week. Lastwk. VI ago. This week t|E. ~ aro
Cattle. 2O5 23lI lao Sboe'. 10 ~ -
Veak rs IS 50
Pe>Per IN on weight Of Hide T'lov aid Dressed Meit
Extra 40 10 30 quality 81 sJ0 10; second quality. SSG
-: hind quality Wesern CATTLE b. i've WEIGHT Best,
7lGsc: Good. .G1ic: Lght. 5!Goic
orHg so; hardy Steer $50 500 or much ae
cordirg 70 their value beef. $1,000.
Co.'s GSf Young Cdlet-Falr, sO4s6o' Extra Ss5SSloo,
Tarrow and Jry, SEGS5l. 49,.
F1' H0gsPcr n, - Qjic live weight
Sh0tss-ket-H. 5dsr askCL
REI,RE-T quality ifhe Western cattle better than usual
this week, and prices must Ls ay2rgd .qc d. i've weight We
noted Giles q so iJi1T'r u TeEa1 20 size u &c; IA =.
5 s. at 7e 2 at d. at lie % at ~ lo at e - a. &c. II
d; p % 6a + oSt ID 81 ~ 81 = ewj AZ "asTa
Monroe so4 extra eaod seer at 90 dressed WelEa
FED BY D. naraa PeoLt " H.. home gh, 20 D. and el
T. so1 NJ Locke a. Faneu Han NJ Bow
ao averaging J5 H. 5lc live; SIC AMI at De
TO- at d. J. B. Sargent sold
oxen To- az &c. A. C. TiEeh Od dress so u.
b. sold 70 dress 10 10, at 6c p.irs
coarse oxen 5!c. I've weight T. Cole sold
oxen each &c. Tie Ire and - bonus; 2fTyearod
steers live We ght Sheep appear be rather
good Prices OJanel for vel Eel % J. D. Sargent sold 30
sheep - 30 c. IGl % &C. d. j. Tower
sold hecp = ~ 1t DC T. sold 81 sleep Gu n. &C.
Many lots previously engaged ind We witnessed fever safes tan
usual. Demand GOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

IIIul'gf OF sec0n1hand carTia ces and wagons
built by Wood Bros, brineiny szs5
Az lessis; barker Cbase's city auction marts ard
NeH-loA 1ateersala, corner TIL ty-uInth-st. and
BrOauWay plDne sale OF horses, gOs harness, md
the 10th inst, at II o'clock. y" w" ~
Tie prineiral carnage manufacturers are inviting the
repositories Many useful and very gracsi,
and improvements Will be noticed on the iaiest st,s
Of vehicles. The assortment at the Wareroous ia "A
rule very large, and prices, since last year, have us
gone no change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1872.
4 ssycNErs, SALE Sf fbs ALABAMA aSa

A SsIGNEES SALE Of the ALABAMA and
IA CHATTANOOGA BIn the District Corr. Of the United
SITES for fe Middle District Aasn aln Bankruptcy In the matter
Of the Alabama Railroad Company bankruptPr
the order tie said Court made the l CAY OF hsrcn
1879 the undersigned Aignees in Bankpt Of the Alabama and
Ctat'anooga Railroad Company hereby give notice That th WI poss
70 sale for eaah si public seeon at The AessH BD me w OF
Mongomer, State Of Alabama MONDAY the twentsecnf dJ
OF April 2 all the continuous railroad OF st Company from US
terminus Meridian che State Mississippi TO us terminus
Wsuhahe In the State 81 Tennessee with IL franchises
e1lnsns rolling stock msehneshops depo stations road
bed machinery tools and every other right interest or
estate whatsoever which conveyed by said Aaa and Chat
anooga Railroad COMPANY BY It's mortgage deed Of trust er
seue on the nineteenth day Of December 1853 to Seth Adams
fancs Dane and John Densr Trustees together With the shpe
t1o and machinery and tools depos and station hoases the S
Chattanooga lien
the state Of Alabama Of bonds Of
sud Railroad Company, and the hoiers he
tst mortgage boud ntorse the the
o. for hundred twenty thousand dollars subject the
further lieu Of the State Alabama for raid said
bonds to the amount Of eight hundred ard ywo thousand Eve
I'D and eghynr dollars subject the further lien OF the State
Of Aabn for sueh atsre as i hereafter py or said s notgs
bni add much Of Road utec hen Of the State OF
GorEa viii Be sold saes. to TIA; lien Should sad Len in favor he
then tie said Road will he sold isincum5ered thereof
JOIN H. GiSpRAr Assignee. 70 Bankruptcy Of the
JOHN p. BAILEY SChstAnoogs Railroad Company.
MOr-onrerr, March 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

Receipts FOR the week 40 Bales home growth 7 bales more than
last week last 80 bales Or or an Imports for
September las; year about equal
2Oy shipped during the TIE uaE ru'es
quiet especially Belgian hops worth 1890
English Bavaran sou We " bales
prime old America q SOC. We quote
choice dt2 leahngs choce
.410S5 Do 20
Olis,
WesAIn growth lC7l....30d5S Old C-s growth lSoa +~S
and lower with hrmness IN
mutton Hogs without special change heeepts oil provisions
bills and beef 35 hb porki " 4dZ
pkg cut pigs lard. pmeutsC1 bo al4 i
bef ibis pork 1851 boxes bacon, saa ss pigs M We
Beef Sides Prime . BILL an Mutton Prime H.. nv!
Do Common 10 Fair. dl9i Mutton common fair q
Calves pimel2 10 Pork, liy dIessel. -
Do 90 Fa.r..... 9 al IPorz, eseEn dressed. u
DO DO. ied....... q
POULTRY AND CANE
Dressed poultry coming par1gy the larger portion from
the West and Ctnida frozen condition some coc lows 'k
for TURKEYS and chickens
2sc geese all rc5 stock There few jersey
coming market and tine Wild pigeons
Wild
geese per paT Live fowls and II good request
We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

With larger receipts prices easier again peach blows
declining 25c Dbl double heals seed, sell
Je+ More Bermuda have received We quote:
PoOes - Dbl 81 o0d 30 Potatoes Sweet DELI. 90
Peach Blows BED. 254 50 Onions, Rel and ieL 50
Do Whe........ tcd 70 Onions White..... ~ 5 %
Prince Albert ~ 755 % Garlic = lCO % 9Od24 90
Monitor Goodrich / % 80 Tur1irs Russia. bill. 90
5lU % ISquaenes W.
Dyrght....... SOC 90 Cabbases. y l0..... o0U W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

Ther duuess furs an ndshunt in partcul'rhave
ned since ma accounts London sale 10 not quite
paons Of those who goods there w 4uoe cur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

TRHAiUHER's OyFTcE. EEvYoRK NEw-n1vES RAmRoAD(
CoxPASr, Corner ith-av and gths. EewYok March 1874
A L a meeting of the Board of Directors of
"A this Company held this DAY. the following resolutions adopted
Ess0lsed the nsalmen Of
the scrip stock Of this Company remaining snp be aud hereby
called required he paid
lo,k, FIRST dsT Of JULY. 1879.
s0lrd That Certificates fupah Stock be ued
tive her such Stock the a, Gay Of JgY next payment
ihstlent
Of share Of such scrip Stock shall he permitted said dy
Of JAY, l8Tl until the due has paid.
Rotef That the Treasurer notify the Stockholders interest at
the rate Of i've Will he allowed the
suly rex all nstamen paid the day Of jane
Certificates viii be ready for delivery thu tst day Of July and for
made that receipt will be
der q said and c date the
viii JOHN T. SIIELTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

80 NJ ne w.. IIIEk.
veeL las. yesS ,1ss.sss. ssJ less tran last
'S' sSi'S IIss ssslasss "a As.issy ,..t:' vscs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

Rerr r week IA pkg rs thsn I'7i weeE same week
good nd for apples
br nprove Some Wesern 80 bills Michigan, oa az
30 bbls Ohio and - bhs SIC, -
Ill o3a-y q Ing %. OF State quarters oil al l0c n
IA bbl scei prme nj iI and ~ ohlA mixed sced hle
al cus lie Quite goo urped quarter peaches have
T hands lois amounting TO $50 bags win 8C bags al l0
e. and l has al 6t with fancy Georgia d7c There
80 Small lots Of raspoenes sell b l9e, with
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-09
A LOUISVILLE INFANT PHENOMENON"

VIM. Montgomery, who lives In 4
neat little frame cottage on Twenty
| sixth street, between Portland avenue
and the old Market street road, Is the
happy and ostentatlous father Of a boy
| baby ten months old, weighing between
40 and so pounds, and measuring thirty
inches In hight. Yesterday n Of our
reporters hearing some wonderful and
incredulous stories regarding the child,
| visited the house Of Mr.. Montgomery,
prepared with tape line and pencil, In
order to satisfy himself that there was
no ~exaggeration In what had been told.
The child was measured, and found to
be "a inches around the waist-seyeral
inches larger than the waist Of an Or
binary sized woman, and even larger
than a great many men, The thigh
measures 1917 inches In circumference,
and the chest 20 inches. Drawing the
line across the head from front to rear,
It measured OF inches, around the base
of the brain 8 inches, and across the
flee from cheek to cheek, 6 inches, and
s inches around the arm. From the
breast down to the ankle the flesh lies
upon the child In great layers or rolls.
Four of these rolls stand out In grea:
bulks from the hips to the feet, and
form creases deep enough to hide Or
binary sized fingers. Tho boy Is re-
mlrkably healthy, and Is always in
good humor; Is. very stout ard a
easily raise himself up and walk
around a chair. When sitting OH the
floor he playfully throws his feet into
the air and balances himself after the
fashion Of the japanese gymnasts, the
great weight Of the legs balancing with
the body. Strange to say the father
and mother OF the baby arc Of delicate
frame, the father weighing l3l pounds
and the mother only about 95,and both
of ordinary stature. Now, let the Ex-
position secure this fat baby, and chal-
ienge the world to produce a bigger
one. If the child continues to grow
until he reaches the age of maturity,
his size will compel Baby Bates to re-
turn to private life. Journal,
.Aug. &c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-09

San Francisco. September 81 I'M
The weather is very warm and clear
There is a general display Of flags In
honor of the anniversary OF the admis'
| sion of California into the Union, but
no closing of the usual places Of busi'
ness, aud the stock boards will all be
in session as usual.
The steamer Olympia, from Homo
lulu, with New Zealand and Austria
liam mails aud passengers, is expected
to-day, as she is n fast vessel, and If Tic
accident occurs, will make good time,
The steamer Costa Rica, from Pana'
ma, is also due to-day.
An immense hippodrome for Robin,
sons circus is to be erected 'mmedi-
ately, and will be kept open all win,
ter.
Col. Peter Donahuc has presented
the Greeley and Brown wigwam, OH
Mission street, with q bell weighing
04O pounds, cast to order In this city.
The San Francisco Laundry Com
pany on Turk street having discharged
twenty-five boys, three girls and III
teen men out OF one hundred operat'
/ ives and employed Cinnamon In their
places, trouble was expected last night
and q strong guard was kept OH the
premises. The threats, however, will
not be carried out and no riotous dem.
onstratlon will be made. The COM
pany allegc that the cause of the dis
charge Of the white laborers was the
impoSSibility of maintaining order
among them. They claim that the
boys, or rather young men, belong to
the hoodlum element, and habitually
insu,ted the female operatives, indulg'
ed in fights and otherwise misconduct
ed themselves and part OF the men
sided with them. The discharged par
ties on the other hand claim that 1t !:
a mere question of cheap labor, and
deny any misconduct whatever.
The stock market opened with
almost q panic, Ely district stock:
being the worst OH the list. Meadow
Valley sold on the street down to $40,
and Phoebe at So and 1913.
Judge Louderback to-day sentenced
John Mulloy, convicted under the new
law Of adultery. to pay n fine OF $500
or 70 to Jail $50 day. He Is a married
man, and seduced a young girl. VII
liam Nelson, who assaulted a woman
and then made q still more savage
assault OH the police, was fined $25o.
Camille Martin this morning sued
Henry C. Downing for moneys alleged
to have been collected as an assignee,
and not accounted for.
A prisoner named Smith, In jail
awaiting trial for burglary, climbed
over the roof into Pinckney Place ant
made his escape last week.
Alb Sing Is on trial In the Fourth
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-09
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE e.
Brutal Murder.


CHICAGO, September 9.-Michael CAL
lahan. n ~peaccablc citizen, was fatally
stabbed last night. while walking home
with his wife aud little girl, BY n
drunken rufflan with whom he remon-
strated for pushing the child of the
sidewalk. The murderer has so far
escaped.
Forney Arrived.
CHICAGO, September Cool. Forney
of Philadelphia arrived here yesterday
from the Pacific coast.
Jesuit Expnlsion.
CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-The London Ners
of August 2Sth says: Prince Bismarck
doubtless counted the cost when he re-
solved OIL the expulsion Of the Jesuits
from Germany, though he knew he
was dealing with an order which has
evidently ~perplexed or bafled the arts
of the ablest statesmen in Europe. 1t
is now announced that the law to ell
force the departure Of Jesuits was pop
ular In Reinish Prussia. In the min
ing and manufacturing town Of Essen
and Rouean the Catholics were re-
solved to back up the protests Of their
bishops against the new law by organ
izinga torchlight procession In honor
of the expelled fathers, on the evening
of their departure. 10 allow such a
public manifestation against tho INV
would have been very unlike Prusslan
authority. So the procession was for
hidden. The prohibition resulted on
Friday last in II riot. The mob at
tackled and destroyed several houses
and were proceeding to greater lengths
when two battalions OF soldiers arrived
and put a stop to their proceedings.
On Saturday, however, the disturb
ances vert renewed and the soldiers
were compelled to charge the crowd,
and order was not restored until a con-
siderable number of the rioters had
been wounded.
BEATEN 10 Death.
New York, Sept. 9.-llenry Ben
son, Nh inollensive citizen. was beaten
to death by rowdies last night.
Governor Curtin.
Ex-Governor Curtain Is again In q
critical condition. protracted by too
numerous visits OF his friends.
The Intcrnniionnls.
The I%nternationS are ~rejoiced ut the
decision of the International Congress
at the Hague, and will remove the
General Council Of London to New
York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-09
A GOOD STORY.

Deacon D. was very much interested
In q revival that was taking place In
the neighborhood, and, as a conse-
quence, was continually urging his
neighbors to "colne over OH the Lords
side" rs he expressed 1t. He had fire.
Quently importuned an old neighbor
Of his, who was not particularly noted
for his profession of religion, but was
nevertheless highly respected by all
who knew him. to attend one Of their
evening meetings. Now the piety and
honesty of the deacon was n matter OF
doubt among his fellow townsmen,
and particularly so with the old man
above mentioned, who, for conven-
lence, We may call Uncle Josh. After
repeated calls, Uncle Josh consented
to accompany the deacon to one of the
meetings, and accordingly accompa-
MED him to the "school house" u
evening, much to the surprise Of all
present. In the course of the evening
the deacon arose with a p%enitential
c%ountenancc to tell his experience.
He was the prince Of sinners, he said.
If he got his deserts he would be ban
ished forever from divine favor. After
making himself out to be all that Is
vile In man according to his interpre:
tation of ..he that humbleth himself
shall be exalted" he sat down with
tho sublime sense of having done his
duty. and asked Uncle Josh If he
wouldn't tell his experience. With
some reluctance lie meekly arose amid
breathless attention Of the assembly.
It was an unknown occurrence for
Uncle Josh to speak IN meeting. lie
said he had listened with great inter-
est to the remarks of the deacon, and
he could assure the brethren all, from
his long acquaintance with him, he
could fully indorse all the deacon had
said concerning his meanness and Vile
ness, for he was certainly the Eeanest
man lie ever knew. The wrath of the
deacon was terrific. He shook his fist
under Uncle Josh's ~ and eXclaim-
ed, "You are q COMPOUNDED liar, and
I'll whip you as soon as get out Of
church !"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-09

STEAM MYSTERIES. - Facts well
known to every practical engineer,
show that every little while n boiler
which, under apparently identlcally
the same circumstances In every par
t~icular, OIL one day makes steam
enough, OH the very next day will not
and eau not be made to generate
enough for more than light duty. Train
dispatchers occasionally find their
trains thrown into confusion from un-
expected delays, and upon careful In.
Quiry into the cause, are Informed
that for some unexplained aud mys.
FERROUS reason, the engine men a not
make steam enough to do their ordi-
nary work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-09

AN INYo SHOOTING SCRAPE.-The
Cronica of Los Angeles gives an nc
count Of a serious shooting scrape
which lately occurred ut Lone Pine,
Inyo county. An American named
John Stewart and a Mexican named
leonardo Dalanguela got into an angry
dispute about a Spanish woman known
as Yula. The American, 1t seems,
was the most favored of the lovers,
which so enraged the Mexican that he
made an attack upon his rival. and
also upon the woman. This aroused
the bad passions Of Stewart, who went
to a friend and borrowed a revolver.
Meeting Delanguela, who was also
armed. Stewart fired and shot him, the
wound being considered mortal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-09
The stomach ms nm Ayenger.

For every breach Of the laws Of health that
wo commit the stomach inficts q penalty.
Headache. biliousness, nervous trcmors, con-
stipation, collie. heartburn, nausea, debility and
mental depression are only n few Of the punish
ments which an outraged stomach Is capable Of
imposing upon u.s.. To bring back this yeneeful
organ to Its normal condition-to placatc, inyig-
crate and regulate it-thcre 10 nothing In the
wide world 80 potent as q course Of Hostctter's
Stomach Bitters. Under the operation OF this
benehcent vegetable corrective and to- ic the
gastric Juice becomes a pure and healthfGl sol.
vent and resumes its natural flow. The effect
Is the same on the hillary secretion, and in fact
on all the tuids Of the body, and the nnal result
symptom occasioned by the rebollious action Of
the digestive organ. se6lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-09

MoNEy.-The United States Branch
Mint has coined only $50, 900 in gold
and 5000 silver dollars, during the
present month. 1t Is not expected
that it will coin any more gold during
the next ten days, as the San Francisco
Refinery will export all the gold de-
nosited in the Mint IA bars. The scar
city of gold has caused an advance In
the price of half dollars, which are
only ~ive-eighths Of II per cent. dis
count. They were IL per cent. dis:
count a few days ago. The scarcity Of
money, owing to the export OF gold
bars, has a very injurious effect on ou'
siness.-California Republican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-09

QUESTIONS ANswERED.-The ques-
ton has often been asked, why goods
in the clothing line cannot be sold
as cheap in Gold Hill as in Virginia,
but from the flattering encouragement
| Reinstein & Co. have received since
they started business here. the question
seems answered, that BY small profits
and quick sales and {, large assortment
| of stock to choose from, The trade can be
Kept at home. Hoping a continuance OF
the patronage heretofore received they
promise to stick to the above motto. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-09

District Court, for the murder Of Sam
Quinn, keeper Of the Australian Res
taurant on Clay street, on the 10th Of
October last.
In the Fifteenth District Court, 300
out of the 400 jurors subpenaed In the
Fair case, have already been excused
this morning, and no progress has yet
been made toward empannelllng a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-09

EIGHT CHILDREN At A BIRTu.-On
the 2lst of August Mrs. Timothy Brad.
lee, Of Trumbull county, Ohio, gave
birth to eight children-three boys and
five girls. They are all living and are
healthy, but quite small. Mr.. Bradlee
was married six years age to Eunice
Mowery, who weighed two hundred
and seventy-three pounds on the day
of her marriage. She has given birth
to two pair Of twins, and now eight
more, making twelve children In SIX
wears. Mrs. Bradlee was a triplet, her
mother and father both being twins,
and her grandmother the mother o.
five pairs Of twins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-09

A HUaE TUNNEL.-'rhe proposed
tunnel under the Harlem river, be-
tween New York and Westchester
County, at the end Of the Seventh
avenue drive, will be 1850 feet long,
81 feet wide and 16 feet high. The
TOP of the arch will be Is feet below
high water mark. The work Is TO be
ofsolid masonry and Is to cost $780,
900. 1t Is also proposed to erect a
new suspension bridge, to extend from
Tenth avenue to the heights on the
opposite shore, west OF the Croton
aaueduct. 1t will be 1850 feet In length
aud l53 feet above high water level, OF
% feet higher than High Bridge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-09
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT

~ sAstA
Probably few articles have ever had so exten.
sive a sale, while nome have been moro univer
sally beneficial than the celebrated Mexican
Mustang Liniment. Children, adults, horses,
and domestic animals, are always liable to acct.
dent, and It is safe to say that no family can
pass q single season without rome kind Of an
emoll:ent being necessary. 1t becomes a mat.
ter OF Importance then to secure the best.
Over three hundred livery stables In the city
ofNew York alone nrc using the Mexican Mus
tang Linimcnt. In all Of which 1t gives universal
satisfaction.