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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring TO purchase or rent such property
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I aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other news
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Union. The advertisement should be as brief as viii
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Bem Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business proeson consequently advertisements each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention TO reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value Of its col
umns advertising medium. The charges for adver
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for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per line SEMI
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GENERAL First-class Second Hand PIANOS,
~ eIceln. order good warranted TO BIZ SOLD VerT
cheap PsCHERS, Sl5 Wet Twenty Ninthaye
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Amusemerts.
WAILACK".

Tn. performance siI copzs. Of The Iya sod vb Acs~
'"' THR STRANGER,
and the uId. Iyth and With Acts Of
LONDON ASSURANCE
Rorboot row be secured a. VIC Ibea or W~
q Go 8 music STORE I'll Broadway
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRx. Friday. May II. 1911
The general horse market continues active
with no especial feature to note.
There good attendance at the sale held to-day o.
the Horse snd Carriage Auction Mart OF Messrs Johh
ston n Van Tassell. Bidding and competition were
spirited enough to satisfactory prices. which we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

number OF common draft horses sold below 800 per
head second hand wagons harness, ete ut moderate
prices.
Tho regular semweekly sale at Messrs. Barker q
Chase's City Auction Mart and N. T. Tatersas, corner
OF Thirty-nipth-st and Broadway, is announced Tor
tomorrow Saturday., tho 18th ,ast at IL o'clock
Several sales at public auction OK highbred trotting
stock to take place IN the vicinity Of New
Mr. 8. Dingee at the N. Y. Sales and Storage Repos
tory corner of Twenty -thst and Fourthave, has re
ceiyed to-day consi gnment Of Ave head highbred and
very desirable horses which he holds at private SAFE
until Thursday next, when, II not previously cspoSed
a. thoy will he brought under the hammer
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~ ciusvely for sale r. C. LGHrB Co.'S Manufacturers u 6r,
class PIANOFoRTBS All BROoME-Sr between CrobJ Snt
Hew-Yok CITY. Wholesale retail and iDstalmeota
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Aegal.
cHr.EIFF-S SALE.

- IL f.IsIE'E"S SSAI.E..-By virtue OF an alias
= cuton issued OF the clerk Office vi the frcuit
Court I'll Ia Il and state Of Illinois M
rectst whereby COMMANDED to make Tue amount of A
certain Judgment recently obtained against Ri / Wa'rrn.D
and GeOr-s W Robinson, in favor OF Louis. Deem CE- AZ
the laud enementS goods aid chacls OF Tie aid Fri
Waterman and George W. Robinson, have levied On tie fol
lowing property, to wit:
LOIS and 10 In block in Whitney Buruhems subdv
sion of ~ Three, in the subdivision of Section
sixteen Q6 Town Thrtythree ($l North Range ID Es
of 30 7. NJ Lots s. and 10 In Block L. ura i'm he Cry
OF Peru; also tn wy Sw4 Sec. IS 3iN T. T. OF 81 +
VI all in The county La Sale and state OF Illinois
Therefore. uccordug said command. SHAH ryp0sa for
sac az public auction, all the right ate an! Interest
above named tr L. Waterman and George " Robinson I'M
the above ds rbed property, on FRIDAY tie I'm An
OF Apr! iSi! o'clock NJ at the south door the coun
I! court house In Ottawa. Illinois.
Dated al Ottawa. tuis 18th day Of March i
DANIEL FLAKE,
Sheriff of La sale County H.
By Gro. ". ". BLAKE Chief Deputy. Mar3O-3N
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The 81. Louis girls were 50 badly frightened
by the experience of one of their number who
disocated her neck while res. , ing u kiss, that
they now hold their lips IL he soitest and
most comfortable position wh,ueyer they see
II man anywhere near.
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Talk about the Jaws OF d,a,h :" exclaimed
man who was living with his ,Aird scoding
vile, "rll tell you they are nothing to the
Jaws oi life
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An American writer calls the ceremony of
young ladies' kissing each other, " u dreadful
waste at raw material"
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"Bugie PANT is the concentrated slang for
frontier WHISKY.
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Siberian milkmen carry their commodity il
u frozen state and chop off II quart with
hatchet.
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Which of the FGjrG Islands are you t,nm :
asked visitor OF one oE BarNum's rannibal,
t"e other day. "Twipcmry, bydad was tn
reply ut the rivenous anthropophiginian.
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A romantic couple, uot q great way ron
mere, named their infant daughter Carcssa
lhat was about eighteen years ago, and th,
boys are az it now,
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l5uDgt; OF ,jSnn

The LIZARD SroKY.--W. H. NJ Brooks, the
member from Buihtt, has d constituent who
went 10 church, once upon time. at the OLD
stone meeting house. which probably, every
body VINO has ever been in Buhtt county has
heard OF. Il Is over back OF the knobs at the
Junction OF Cedar Creek and Pennsy wanna
run. Mr. Brooks constituent in question
was midie-agcd bacuelor farmer, ana very
Dashiul. 1t Was Il bright, sun shiny SABBATH
morning, and with the rest, upon arriving, he
TOOK seat upon log. which, ny the way,
was much decayed. When the preacher az
rived and commenced services, everybody put
on his coat Mr.. Brooks constituent among
The rest. To better post his hearers, Mr..
Brooks, at this iuncture ct the story, observes
that while the coat was lying beside the log
lizard crawled up the sleeve. !. Was one OF
those old. hOrrd, horny. a.Ig.t9T-backgd
one. When the constituent had pat on his
coat, and the preacher had taken his text, the
lizard began to move. The fellow jumped up
and ierked off his coat, creating quite com
motion but Just rs the coat lett his back, the
lizard. seeking Tor better covering, came up
over his shoulder, and seeing an opening
capped down through the Aaii-opcn hemp shirt
front into his bosom, only "A blue streak show
ing the direction he had taken. It scrambled
around in there in terrible manner, while
the enlightened constituent STOOD upon log
slapping irantcaly first one side and then
the other. and putting stop % the discourse.
Finally the Shiny lizard got in the middle Of
his back, where he could not reach il, and
was holding fast to the skin with it, chilling
claws. The constituent was thrilled. He
was agitated. He was eaping on and of the
log like "a maniac. Something must be done
to get that thing out Of there, he thought, and
that must be done quickly. So, grabbing the
back OF the collar OF his shir' r7ith both hands,
he gave IA kind o stoop er. bumped his
back, ducked-heud, and "a "Ladies and
gentlemen, you must excuse ne, but she's got
TO come oA.' And she Gid come oil, to tnc
rorro. Of the congregation; but he got the
zard
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The Englishman who calls the tunnel
blasted holc," was literally correct
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Why IL a muif Ikea fonl Bccapse 1t holds
= Ioly's hand without, squeezing it.
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- L
Cignc1gg.
Resale Charpentler John r. Cha-peu'jer, Fu-cg, Thar.
bent and Joseph Carpenter tnhA"Nu II John
b. tharpeptier.'
clerk SAID court said d. PENDANTS "JUhugWu heir. If
John Oh rprnrer" residents OF said That
they reside In France beyond the reach prO-p
this court, md said complanans having filed their bin
complaint said court chancery side thereof ON he
18th day OF March ls2 herein, ana summons having
been issued thereon accord NJ 70 law;
No ice, -riOre, hereby gwen 70 sad DEFENDANTS, Tn.
known heirs OF John b. Charpenuer ina unless yOu shah
personally he nd appear before SAID court ~ sad term there
the Monday June next, So, tUH.u where
SAID s-mmOns il returnahle.) ana plead, H~Wtr Quur
except 10 said bill, the will he taken confessed
against you and the matters and things the Elm aged for de-
creed accordingly. CHA>. IL. HOOK C.e h.
RICE BEDFORD Solicitors mar!}-3w
CEIICieII't''S I.Ec.-By virtue o. Al execution
> and lee bill issued the clerks office Ot The County
Court of La sail unty and state Of Illinois, and d
ect.d, whereby am commanded 10 make the amount
Judgment recently obtained Eausl Fri l. Wde man.
in favor John MCNes out OF the lands 'cnemet goods
and chattes OF the said Fri l.. Waterman. have levied the
following property, to wit:
The W. Of sWj OF sec. No. 2s Township No 3d. Range
Whtney's lurHham's Subdlys OF - Acre Lot No in
Peru; and Nos 5, and 90 IN Bi0Ck a. Nine.
was Addition OF Peru al said lands being N he
comfy Of La >aIle and state of Illinois
Therefore. according to SAID cOmNaU l, snail expose FOR
sale. pubic All the r-ut tr and interest
above named ri L. Waterman IN and 10 she Oye described
property Friday the 2ll day Of Apli :. D. l>
O'Clock a. the south door Of the County Court House in
Ottawa. HIS.
Lated at Ottawa this ?lst day Of March \. D. 1872.
DANIEL BLAKE.
Sheriff of La sale County.
by Gro ". w BLAZE. Chief DEPUTY. mMZ~3y
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By GEORGE " v. BLAzE. Deputy. rnar33-5w
s.AI.I..-N.!.ee !. nereby avon

r, ,..., u. W. o. 100 - ''- ,-rs3
.,,,-1,..-- - :, -
o ny tug Of es5f @tae and sategd Fl rSco,4
tie February term OF ,a. court A. D. ~ ~ cause
lrn p"ndu- -ai court The 4r cry s'g H. reo where
nelt friend, and Margaret aubun were compainan'S,
aants, ,oaD iae Dc N Dag .; A9E .. s.! At
,o a, ,h 1,,, & i re c,r Conr, Hons, In Ola 0tso va
IN SAID county, q. paylc auction ana vii then eel The
highest NIi o." following described property. NJ the
same or" boy ,'d ecrco ~ he sold, mar Is 10 say:
saes ,6.',aa % tie lora oT Sy Of otSa@a IA the
coan." OF g -.H.a.e state d ulat..
.r..-t. be. ,n.a-a.y .o1 sc.al Coam,s,oaer.
; >dma.r,,,o' :. Ia state Of Jane L Stree,
deco~ o.. s'n" "t a. H2He N MINI vested ~ order
1sr. WI gl on ne n s. GT OF r,c lS2 a.:
at.rr ~ 10 p on Tor saie a. pnbic auction
TO t,oui ,., oer c.,h Lot in Block = IN to. Village
st,4 10 g. . Sail ,r.r,.. IN >t-a.T IrI vyii
gHS.. e. ny. 1r ,g r.. a' GI .'e' Ia
DiXiEi sIi;;il' r.
NO,TIt, Estate OF THOMAS KPNSrv,N. Dgo'p-
III , l ,s,e q. Ip. Min ,, S 'ggo ,,s
,.,y C1,,rt a. s5i. r"I,rf. nm - ,i~ V, Uic
tao .g day q Ap: s2 81 he Count oase IN 9,.w. i
maaa. s.S said state m nc .I to attend and ,. o re-
spa Da,a T t. sja S day s " FsSFaary
n.u,e .N'~''''"" -. InEN AZ.
"AF--o" huA!nlJlalos.
N-c-r,~r- r-r.r-,- ,.,-.---r, ....., 49,,
y Nn,fra j. lcr,,- - ~ 10 ' -,
OF the M, VIII and testament or Thomas Courtney late VI
eaf comfy 29 fa of aaa o
aay, DOING We :uh inyD OF May "a, 81 re Court House in
CH"a IN shlG county, when and where all persons having
ca- OF crnahGs against said estate arc '1'iNeG attend
or present thr same IN writing for adiuSmeu..
DAted TINS an DAY o! March A. y. iN,!
CArHARlNE 4. COUEFETY,
mar-6W ENtcEIrlX
,-~,r,,,,- -
\ y.tSi ,.h II Or JAMES NC AhTHf' DEC D
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STATE OH I'LL NOIs-

Sheriff OF La sale County. H.
By Gro. ". " BLAKE, Chief Deputy. mar3O-3H
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A ia RI Al Good House. eight rooms choice
n fruit aud shTubO. nearly Two lots minutes va
from the Court House. Only $9,pOL II so d soon.
March p, ls'!. HARRIS d KELLOGG.
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MOTT ClI.-hs1ArE OF GEORGE ". PEIrcF, DFC'D.
notice is hereby gwen that the undcrSi aaminstr
tor OF the estate OF George W. PIERCE late OF the county
La SALE, and state of lAos deceased. will appear be c
County Court Of said county on the third Monday tNcug
hfeenlL tay) Of April Isl? at the Court iiou-e IN
tewa insSdc unity, when and where ali persons having u
or demands against said estate notified to attend and D,
sent the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated 'his Goth day OF February A. u. 1S1.
SAMUEL. Il. GRIpIEY,
mar9-Sw h1nrinistr,trr
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nlsr2-Gw

NCTIC E.-EsrATs or lHoI,s T.. CoJ'a v~y nEcp
Notice l. hereby given, ma. Undersigned cXecutrr
OF the bst VIII and testament or Thomas l. Courtney late Y
the county OF La Sale and state Of Illinois deceased ap
pear before the County Court Of said count, TIE third Mon
DAY, being the 10th day. OF May ia, he Court House
Ottawa IN said county. when and where all person, uavin
claims Or demands against said estate '1'Ne9 aeH
or present the same in writing for a1iuStmeu..
Dated this an day OF March 4. D. IS,2
CArHARINE 4. COUEfEEY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-05
New York Money Market.

NEW DIRK, June ID L. NJ.
The events OF the day in financial
circles were generally devoid of interest
and it has been long time since affairs
or the Stock Exchange and in the gold
room were characterized by such in
tense dullness as marked the course Of
business to-day. The fluctuations in
every department were comprised
within narrow limits, and there was q
general indispoSition to enter into new
engagements. In the Stock Exchange
dealing during the earlier hours of the
day showed very dull and steady
market in the share list. In the after
noon there was a general decline, and
the whole market became weaker.
MONEY-Thc market was easy
during the day, closing at j9G pei
cent
FOREIGN EXClIANGE-The mar
ket continues firm, at 1905 for sixty
DAYS bills, and ll0S for sight bills.
GOLD-The market was more active
and frmer lat" in the day, closing al
ll4S.
GOVERNMENT B0NDS-Were
strong and higher to,day, when the
best prices OF the season were made,
| United States currency Gs, ia s9llj.
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Death Of James Gordon Bennett.

The death Of James Gordon Bennett,
the veteran editor Of the New York
UsraM which had been anticipated for
several days, took place at his residence
in that CITY on Saturday afternoon last
at 5.2j o'clock o. the history OF Mr..
Bennett much might be written Illus
trating the romance Of an early adyen-
turous career, and the final trump h Of
industry and perseverance, over repeated
vicissitudes.
Mr.. Bennett was born in Blnfshire,
Scotland, in the latter part OF the last
century, and after receiving the usual
preparatory education entered the Ro-
man Catholic Seminary in Aberdeen
when about fifteen years OF age, with
view Of preparing for holy orders in that
church, ofwhich his parents were mem.
bers. At this institution he remained
tor several years, when, under a sudden
impulse, he emigrated to America with
a yeurg companion, arriving at Halifax
in April, 1919. Having but little mon
ey he was soon compelled TO seek en-
ployment which he found the follow.
ing autumn in Boston, as proof-reader
in a publishing house During his resi-
deuce in Boston he published a number
of poetical illusions in the newspapers.
In 1922 he visited New York for the
first time, and after brief connection
with the press of that city, accepted a
position on the Charleston Is. c.
Courier as a translator from Spanish
American Journals. In year or two
he returned to New York. and after
irving the business Of lecturing went TO
work on the National Adrocats, DEM
ocratic paper. In 1925 he bong hit the
Sunday Courier, which he gave up some
time alter and became Washington
correspondent OF the New York Enquirer,
in which position he was able to shew
his talents as newspaper writer. In
1882 he went to Philadelphia, and for
a wear or two was connected with the
Pennsylvania, Democratic iournsl.
On the 9th OF May, 1885, Mr.. Bennett,
with the aid of two Young printers, pub
lished the first number OF the New York
Herald, the third penny paper then
ever attempted in America. His days
of poetry and partyism we're now ended.
He worked with view to build up a
thoroughgoing newspaper as the surest
means of fortune. How far he sue
ceeded the world already knows
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-05
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. June 4.
COTTON-Frm; middlings, 26c
stock, 1850 bales.
COAL-Firm.
EGGS-Dull, at l29l2!c.
FLOUR-Qaiet superfne, Sc 400
Z 90.
GRAIN-Wheat is dull; red winter
81 S5@l so. Corn is steady, at 529
SIC. Oats are dull, at 43@51c for
mixed white.
HOGS-Receipts were 1910 sales at
81 GOAL %.
MOLASSES-5S@70c.
OIL-Linseed, quoted at 92c.
PRONISIONS-Quiet. Mess Pork,
city, Sl4 90. Bulk meats, dull. Ba-
con, inactive; shoulders, SC; clear sides,
&c; sugar-cured hams, ll@l2c.
TOBACCO-Prices we'll maintained.
WOOL--Quiet.
WHISKY-Quiet; iron bound held
at Sc.
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s-nicaSO Market.

CHICAGO, June 1.
FLOUR-Is quiet and without es'
sential alteration.
GRAIN-Wheat is quiet and l@l!c
lower, with sales Of No. . spring at
81 47@l Isl cash; 81 47@l 40! seller
June, and 81 454@l As! seller July,
closing at 81 4St seller June, and$l All
seller July. Corn is trmer and shade
higher under a bull movement; No. =
sold at 435@44c cash; 43s@44c seller
June, and 45i@455c seller July, clos
ing at A.; seller June, and 453@45tc
seller July. Oats are steady at 4l@
Il c cash for No >. Rye quiet; No. .
sold at 74c early. and at zoe at the
close. Barley dull at j5@56c for regu'
lar.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork is frmer
at Sl2 20@l2 p cash or seller June,
and $l2 4j9l2 so seller July.
CATTLE-Beef were active and firm
at the advance noticed Yesterday, and
sales were made at S. 25@7 90 for
good COWS to extra shipping beeves.
HOGS-Live, steady and unchanged
under a moderate demand; sales at
3 Cool 90 tor fair to choice assorted
lois