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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Lancaster, Grant "a
| Wis May be- found at his residence 200 yard
west ~ Jones nrng Store 22-SO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

sA-Grapes are the rarest of luxu-
ries in Iceland.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
PIIELPs IIOUsE.

II b. PHELPS, proprietor, Lancaster, Wis Having
T. furnished the three story brick hotel on the
old hotel corner am prepared 10 accommodate guests
reasonably. Rooms well furnished and table well
provided Ample stable accommodations. 22-30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
LILLIAN HUMPHREY. w.B. CLARK
HUMPHREY 81 CLARK.

BLOOMINGTON. WISCONSIN
DUY AND SELL GOLD AND GOVERNMENT
ID Bonds and Eastern Exchange. Prompt atten-
ton given To collections at all points and the pay
mcnt Of taxes. Deposits received and loans negotia-
ted Advances made upon approved securities In
terest allowed on special deposits at best current
ates 22-45tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
KEY CITY HOUSE,
PLATTEvILLe HOTEL.

w " PINE. proprietor, corner 81 Main and Thir
W. stroets, DUBUQUE, IOWA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

Those old line Democrats who
have decided to hang to the old
white coat tails make haste to write
letters explanatory of their conduct.
The most Of them reich and gag like
sick baby swallowing castor oil /;
but they crowd the dose down and
then say their love of their country,
and their fear that another term OF
Grant will bring ruin to it, are suf-
ficient to induce them to vote for
their deadiest enemy. Their talk
leads one to believe that Horace is
their deadlest enemy, but they pre-
fer him, aud the few crumbs that
may fall from his table, to the man
who has won the admiration of the
whole world as a military genius,
and who has given Us three years of
prosperity as President.-Fon du
Lac Commonwealth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

no. Pstronize home institutions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
Furniture !

Anything in the line al Fosters as cheap
as can be got anywhere iirst-cass Hearse
supplied. A full assortment Of Collins, all
sizes, on hand
en-. All those indebted will confer favor by pay
ing up. l need money. Thankful for past favors.
wM II. FOSTER.
Lancaster August 90, 1870. lSu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
To Adyertisers.-Al rer,ons "

physician and SURGEON aud Pension Examinin 2
tore 2O-gl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

President Grants chief support
ers for reelection are found in the
ranks of the business men and work.
ing people of the countryside great
body of good citizens whose inter-
ests and happiness are promoted by
stable aud honest government
Under Grants administration every
section and industry has prospered.
The channels of commerce have flow
cd smoothly, production has increas-
ed, the burden of taxes has been
lightened, the national debt reduced,
and the financial probity of the na~
ton main tanned. All these arc
plain truths, the evidences Of which
are felt in every capital and village.
OF course all this is not due to the
mere fact that Grant has occupied
the White House. The American
people are in road that leads to the
heights of material and moral great
ness, and which no man or party
can long obstruct. But Grants con-
versation has been the method by
which the present prosperity of the
country has been attained. He has
not forced or suggested any visiona-
ry policy for ut once restoring spe-
Gle payments, or the prosperity and
general ease which will result there
from. He has let every cause take
its natural course, and they are all
now bearing their natural effects
Foraey'S Philadelphia Press.
The NeW York World thinks
that, as a merely democratic candi-
date, Mr.. Greeley is the weakest
that could have been named, "next
to General Butler" Now will The
World be good enough to indicate
wherein General Butler would be
weaker than DIR. Greeley as a mere
ly democratic candidate ? Has he
ever been more fierce than DR.. Gree
ley in his denunciation of the demo-
cratic party Has he ever prouounc-
ed more horrible and blasphemous
anathemas, damning the democratic
party in its platforms and its candi-
dates, in body and in its members, 10
arms. legs, head, feet, eyes, mouth,
nose, ETC., etc., throughout its en-
tire anatomy? Has he in any re-
spect shown himself a more vindic-
tive hater of democracy and demo-
Gratis Has he ever more bitterly
opposed democratic principles, from
freedom of speech and of the ballot
box to freedom of trade Has he in
any degree less strenuOusly advo-
Gated bayonet election laws, habeas
corpus suspension acts, or any other
undemocratic and despotic measures?
Chicago Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

fF Read Senator Wilson's speech.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

Annual Advertisements payable quarterly. Same
reset quarterly without extra charge.
Advertisements set ID double column 25 per cont.
extra
Business carl- 3 lives Or less, s. per annum. Each
extra liue 81.
Estray n0tiess " one animal Il e'crbed $3.50 for
I weeks Eaeh additional animal described Ia same
notice 90 cohts.
Legal notices charged % the loyal rates.
Special notices. and business notices In news type,
10 cents per line first iuserti0n cents per line each
subseQue ont Insertion,
Religious notices, Marriages and Deaths, inserted
free Bot 20 cents por line charged Tor Obituary no.
tees amt obituary Poetry
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

Tho Schoharie Union gives the
following amusing paragraph : "For
forty years the portrait Of Horace
Greeley has adorned the sanctum of
the Union office. When he advocat-
ed secession in 1860 the picture was
turned with face to the wall. AS
soon as Horace saw the error of his
ways the picture was reversed and
once more the smiling countenance
of Greeley Illuminated our Office. In
1864, when he threatened to bolt the
nomination of Abraham Lincoln, the
picture was again reversed. Once
more be repented and the picture
was reversed. When he signed j eff.
Davis bail bond we turned him
again TO the wall for three months,
and again when he took up the de.
febse Of Tammany Hall. We have
tried him long enough. He is the
greatest political acrobst of modern
times, and now that he has gone
over t. the camp of the Democracy
we don't propose to take the chances
of placing his portrait to the right
about dozen times in the future as
we have in the past. This time we
take the portrait down"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

physician and SURGEON, Lancaster. Wisconsin
Office AZ bis residence, opposite lon. J. Allen Bar
beers. % 30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
go. G. AAzsLroN.
w. u. y EW EX,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
LANCASTER WIS.


tOnite I'm tho New Bank Buding
PH4tTfkEsiu 400 the Courts, buys and sells lands aud
make. speciality ofcollccting aud securing claims
january !. 1874. 1890
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

JAS. p SFTEFFIELD,
T. y. ROBERTSON
aARnER 8 cLEMENTaoN.
RusHNELL 8 cLARK.

1 TroRNEYs and COUNsELORs At Law, Lancaster
Il wis. VIII practice ia all State courts; VIII buy
ADD sell lands, pay taxes. obtain land patests boun-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

sHThis line fills the column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
DIR. p. Al CLARKE.

PHYSICIAN ANp SURGEON. Roscobel, Grant county
/ Wisconsin. )hcr 10 his residence 1890
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

~ ~ q SANhNt
4 TrORNEYs aud CoUNsELORs at Law. Gent Col
\ lection and Land Agts Lancaster, Wis. 22-3O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

The only road of safety is the
road of honest adherence to princi-
pies, whether the result should be
success or failure by pursuing this
road the democracy cannot lose their
moral power-their political respecta-
bility. By any other road, they
hazard not only defeat but moral
and political damnation. BY the
Greeley road, they march to certain
defeat, and to the certainty of losing
both moral power aud political re-
spectsbility. The proposed sell.out
of the democracy to Greeley Is q
proposition TO contract the demo-
cratic soul to the devil. "When we
come to die next November" we
shall discover the stupidity of our
FOLEY and the fatality of its conse.
quences. We shall discover that the
devil, as the purchaser of the souls
of democratic fools, is an unrelenting
mastery. Y. World.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
ABSTRACT OFFICE
FOR GRANT COUNTY,


JOSEPH BOOK. LANCASTl
$50 Oace in Bank Building. mp stairs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

The Presidents letter of accept
ance is received by the Boston Tran.
script as the missive of plain, blunt
man, who speaks right on concern.
ing the honesty of bis intentions aud
his determined purpose to serve the
public to the best of his ability. 1t
says: "The people will relish his ad-
mission of mistakes-the result OF
inexperience-and the confession
will go far to aunul the effect of such
malignant criticism that would ex.
aggerate the evil produced by trivial
errors. Evidently written in def.
ance of all recognized methods Of
partisan electioneering, the produc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
WARDEN AND ERsON.

ATTORNEYS and COUEsELORs at Law, and gem
\ aral business agents, Piatteyille, Wis. 22-3O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
BLACK FRIDAY.

No man, since the time of Wash
ington, has been illuminated more
than Grant. Why, be had hardly
ges into office when he was charged
with being engaged in "gold con-
spiracy." That was investigated. and
everybody acknowledged that the
charge was an infamous lie.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-07-17

they might have been entitled "a the
past.
II was the intention Of ,Ss donor b.
make q home Tor his wife and chilli
rem. and for the better sccomplishu.cnt
OF tins purpose. be apporuoned Pauoa
premises for the homestead ard tus0
hundred dollars per month income from
the Hotel premises 90 snstua b. ard
TINT when the debts were paid che
whole estate should be oouveycd o. bis
wife TO be held 10 trust fer herself and
the children. and that She should .uioy
one third md the children tvn thirds
provided she remained unmarried
This condition does not coufct with
any OF the rights OF the party which
she possessed prior 90 the execution Of
the deed OF trust, und 10 is iu accord.
ance with the general spirit oi the law
Ii is "a condition that q father max rc1
Sunably make. that when the vife con
tracts new matrimonial relations that
she should surrender charge which
she might not execute So Satisfactorily
as It she remained O. widow lti
condition which the law recognizes as
reasonable and Just. aud therefore the
Court 50 odiudges. that when the debts
secured by mortgage ON the Hotel
premises are paid, thc estate shall be
divided among the children. rcscrving
one third interest for the use OF Mrs.
Long during her natural life.
rs the portion of Mrs. Phuger and
Wuhiuealoha are small. the Court or
ders that an account be rendered by
Mrs. Long, of the receipts Of the pro-
perry and their disbursements. o. the
Clerk of the Court quarterly. CEN
meucing on the first dav ot NAV. lS72.
and the trustees are ordered o. make
tuli account OF receipts and disburse-
meutS for the same period.
The Court viii then make an eg1ita-
ble division 20 the part,e, o. interest
R. II. STANLEY nd F. II. USERIs. f0r
compliments; EDWARD PEEsroy. ioT
defendants
HoNotvLu Nav 9Th. 1872
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-07-17
Executors Notice.

HAVING been Appointed ESccuter 81 the
IL VIII OF VIM. uamPhrcy-. ist- af Hsae.aIa. g.
cetsci. By LISTERS Icsfamsutary fran o. So
rrruIe Court Do Fsablfc Z lfrchg rHtifr rf i-tfHrs
Of he estate a. thc said " = HHmr hrsFs o. aase
immediate payment. and li' c5edifars Thereof pre-
cent their clliHs az my ricc within sry mautbs ,r-
this date or within siV m1aths irrm 'br far hes 's
du-. rr hey si.i BE- forever barred.
uoLE
Executor Of the VIII Of Wm. H1mre-rys ie-.f
Honolulu July i,T1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-07-17
Administrator Notice.

Is THE MATTER OF THE E-TfFE oE SMITH
L HALLECk lte 10 Masaaaa Hsa licensed.
The undersigned having been aBH.i1taI @. .t. Her.
Abraham Fernandez. ..r-a- Jaar. -er.r- I....1ial
District. Hawaiian Islands. o. fiH.u.stfata- lrI.r
tie VII. % ill ia.s s1i.l isI'0ss ri Nlstal..
Notice is hereby given f7 a'. r-r.srF haalr- .i-as
against the said smith Hllerz. decreased. ea.r.r
the same with fHe necessary ra1-1er- iar sa.ae1f-
Gated. O. J. p Gfcc1 ~ M1.sral sf5Ir l.r laHrta
-rau ths pub rltill 20 Chi. l.ter. r- 10 ~-. --
5eutsi they Wi. te forever barred.
o. r lEfEr
AImsal.tr4t.- rr Estate .- ut- 1lr.4e-
Makawao. Maai June d. I-ll-
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Administrator's Notiee.

HAVING been Appointed Administrator
III with che vii. arusvsi. .f '.. i.fft. .. n.l..
WcstucrUc. ilir H. i-rH.uIr. atcsaas uE lfttlr ~
Administration from -hc -1urrur COM. Iu fransee
hereby notify the creditors gt .h- ai estate ts pc
sent their claims 90 my eiiee v.tlIl .'y .1tsa f-l
this dat, from the DAY they tscalls dine. ar ta-e
shall re forever barred. ST. nuEE
UluuIrIs. july d. fS-I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-07-17

lE lSlA lN lrL AEhlA lEl>ls Al| lpA>S--
nd the children Of herself and the
sid Joseph Booth. IN the proportions
following. thar Is TO say One third
par. thereof for the use Of the said
Aunie Booth during her uarura. life,
provided she shall remain unmarried.
And - o the remaining Two thirds
thereof for the use and benefit or the
children Of the said Joseph and Annie
Booth and the Issue Of those o. them
yhr NAV have died. such issue % have
-1g share u which the parent would
have been entitled To- And on the de-
cse>s or a .rrie-- Of -r- >lll Anne
Booth. II she shall. survive the sad jo-
Seuh B10-h. then Cdar the one third ~
-ersSt In said Hotel premises hereby
given 70 Der. shall rlsretr1m become
the property OF the sad children ot the
Id Joseph Booth nd Anne Both. In
ike manner - last above provided :
to clg cvo third part or share thereof.
Il : alleged further. that the said
Joseph 3 9th died on the 9th day Of
February. 1868, that administration was
had on NJ estate. and that Anne Booth
was appointed guardian " the persons
and property If Euma Catherine Booth,
Harriet Charlotte Booth. Grace Alice
Booth. Clara Booth. William Booth.
Il Eliza beth Booth Frederick Ptuger
Booth. nj Charles William Booth. tue
minor children II the sid Joseph
Booth and Anne Bl1-u THAT such sp-
poutment a. guardian. Harriet Char
.r-cs Booth. one Of the above minors,
lr> l=csa<d.
Int subsequent u tie 6scesSe of
f Jr>.nn B 1ra. sid Annie Both
>r.s ai~ interest in ID certain herd Of
cattle running IL Wd.uae. uamely-sn
undivided rrmz-v. and reure>sur> rhHt
IT'D. money arising rheref-au. was ar-
r-rr~. .-gt Tow rtS the payment Of the
eEnraer existing debts ~ AID estate.
Int said Emnt Carar-iue Booth has
HEu at-aIueG the wears OF Legal ma
f1-rv.
IT, --svf--s m -ra ra-rrrge OF
- A. Ri ~. = .T..>-rb Booth.
r- ~ 49, --,---7-l md had rSsra
r-r- 2 ..-E ~ sr-,,fv--4 his father
80 -=-.----g IL - fg-E ~ Ar-rs-
T--r rs.,-.-.--s 80. " .r.fr-.r-TE md
- .r5.s-.- Til I'D Trr- Both
- -.--.s-rs,-.r,- =, ..-E p ---a-
- -r,--. r --- ~ r..,.Ta r.,-r4lr
- r5..s.54 a..r.-.-.-.- Ind I'M -.- H--
.....s ~ ~ ...74 .T.r- R-r-r his sid
~. yv.r.5-s..r,--. M. NJ, M .----l-i
-. .-..--.- -r.,...-F -. r.. ,,-r-.,l
H. ~. s5r-vz5 f--,- liz s.il
q n $685.
r.r
.'l l-e ga ''-i' D.''S-.' -- -.., LIS
-,--z' go - ~ -
L n -- =. y rs r -
=. 50. {, m u 4. W y. --. -
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--. ~. -
60 - M II
GU "
i - L.
800 ~. gay rE So
= -'---- y.
2 NJ -
--- w - -.--
mona -1 rs ID ..-.5 $50 .-I -l- -.
'-- - I. - tr5 ~. 49, - 49,. -t 80 -
>l.- " ,r-r
-AA7 .. st-- = - d Oh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-07-17

rEEEN rsS ..5s-s
OPINION o. CHEZ JUSTICE ALIEN
TIE r-7airs--s ir this Bll In Egui-
A--s Lr--. u-e OF Tlou :
-.---- la-z widow and -s.cr C- Joseph
B--- of Honolulu. a. Thomas Long.
-z- husband
E> s--e-5t e. The Bill thsc the said
Ba- was. -- his lifetime. and AZ the
-1e - his tss-l. >=--sl and entitled.
ans l r1->5>>-- - 1t divers u->sra -es.
and -z-sir-e-s--S. situated on
E~ri " Oahu. and THAR -le said
JOSEPH Booth ana Anne Booth hs1
-r--- together IS -s- and wife.
-r -- r- che s.-- -.v1t Au-l. l>0h-
entered --r Ian L-tsl-9re. Ut which
--z-l Br.-l was -ra party rt the hr>-
-l-- Anne 3 r-r. wife rt >s,c Joseph
B--. ~ -le second part, and John
81 ---r-s-v saE H. A. Wf6suan. trus-
--=s r --s third part. Its ~ forth
l---r-a rll- the sid Booth
--.- -la raHe- r- ..-i> SuvEu - the
p -. premises. nd situate lu Psnla
T.Hsr. end which VS. then occupied
81 Er-. residence. eL~r. -lrc
WIS -re owner rf certain r-rer
premises known - the y --1-al Z he.
premises STU -s .- rl= -r-u5- ~ NEu-
ann -l a~--. Streets. d. Hrua.0.r. a--
$3.50 The er-=- .- aT.- 7- 81 herd MI .--
a- beng >-u--- rU t-#C- ~
-- -- .v r.0 B .-.-. W r.u.s-
-a.- -. Chs s-- "~=- 6"-- being
re Hrr.H1 -"G..- a.aI>-.-
able rr cr-ere- "-1 U.a-
and -.- >--a>> rr >rt
\ E--e. - aa-a tag CONSENT
ru-.r. ~ bis ~#rt Hr.=. -e>-l--t
--- = .r-r en- H..t executing
-r-rrs - >=--.-la -el
greed g. convey >~-H at >>Gr=
On sid trustees t -.zIr "ec#.>>..->, y.
ne RESTED rel md pens .ls- -
~ r-- $50 .. -..= -E-sr -.. property
=>- -l>. aud -H- G= ara Gun
e tie SID trustees Tor tie
purposes sci ta--l .- -..e>tT1 l-ls--u-s
Gil Is 20 sly. d. --->- - % = i'd PaCHr
--=~ zS. tr- -1= oscar occupation 1t
-~r 5 Both Ia his wife Anne
3 ana -elr children. So long -
ATS g. them. desire. ~ mud --
80 --- &. reside thereon - u..r
aud -=-.l=.c=. .l. Elr L..-
Anne 3 --l VS. I'D rrse cH= >1.e
-5 -v-- . crr--r. al.. -.aua cement
% s- ~.sl. free from aud -.- subject
flea debts IS ~.-l Joseph B 9th. sub
S--r- ---fc-=l -r saI1 br1-I. nd
>rl Arr was 20 receive 80. tie profits
81 rents ar>rE- from ssl1 estate rsaL
personal. s-c Z rler= were grand
--=-- they were entitled. % IS resi-
-ra md maintenance on tie sad
2 lrs premises. Il-Sfrr Annie Booth
Es authorized .s-~1 % dispose u -le
---e NHIH1He from time % -lUe- -
--s Nigh deem sZue1-=Ht- and lr TINS
-.s-----5- 10 Is promised that the sad
.-=~- r- the lEla->a OF the said
Joseph Both. shall convex and ssl-u
al rae ~rE PaEna premises with the
s-H-s and personal property thereon.
r. -.e sid Annie Booth. 5l rru<-.s1t for
--- same purposes - before SCI forth
ll r.s >.-t u1el-1rs- namely - q fam
-.- -=--=aes and homestead Tor their
--l--=- ana t---- Issue
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-07-17
FOR SALE.

FIihe stone House and htiy-etght srTFs 20
i % Lad ieuesl TO- - misaalaii. Eaua. Hasasi
bs9nrlngt T. abe estate % The late usra 1flrfr1uurr
For PsrifH'ar apply
z2-t artEN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-07-17
NOT SHORTLY EXPECTED /
NOW HERE FROM EUROPE


Tx BARK NaIviaa-''
Elugo, Master. 20 day. from Bremer iae iaHoE
iu1 goods
CRUSHED SUGAR. an haif-barrei--
~ BOOTHS PORTLAND fEdENI-
~ The REst AHr.LE-fl ha7rf.-kr
Cs--s Prize Et-fg'-
Bbl. Clsl Tar
BIZ -teshar isr
Htifbtif -f..sdaIn rar
Htis -s--sf..Ial Far-h
utietiis -fH-stafa Pit-a.
Css-s We-frtalss lla1s.
Cl-a. ~ Frults. Er-lah.
Hs8aurs's Baiief Failt On
D. White Pei
d. o. h.
Casss qr-bo1ss sAHDISE-. nss rus - fsr en-
Nan over tht way, tsf sarrEstf frfe
1aB e5.ref ts fs aari-f
- All af tbs above ril BE- .old 30 sur
offered By ssy other party b.
4 BOLLEs 4 co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-07-17

SsE4F 4rvE PFL CGEE cd c z
FFL -EER. ~ Ezsi1Ei. JOIN
no WIG o WEE ! aaE y L
EErN -rF sIg-s
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-12
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE
of puts against himself since the fire. and

OF puts against himself since the fire, and
has made $500,00O.
James M. Banker, Vice President of the
Bank OF New York, is known as the leader
OF the Vanderbilt clique. He had a LARGE
amount OF stock at the time of she Chicago
hre, Which he nnally sold to Henry Smith at
low price. They think ON the street that
Mr.. Smith, now that he has got his shorts
all covered should present Mr.. Banker with
a set of silver.
Orchard Schellis another member of the
Vanderbilt clique. He has made the bulk of
his fortune since Vanderbilt became King
His ''forte," in case he is interested in any
stock, is to guarantee the holders of that
stock against the whole loss for one-half the
profits. He is also noted for selling ''putsr
and ''calls' upon certain day.
''Rufus Hatch is a large operator, but more
recently his time and money has been taken
up with Major Selover and T. B. Musgroye in
backing DIR. Ever in ritualsm. Mr. Hatch
has expended in ritualism $4,000, Major Sc
lover S13, 600, ane Mr.. Musgrove $1,000. AZ
ter furnishing DR.. Ever with money to prac-
tice his ritualism on, they have suddenly de-
serted him, and the poor Doctor has no mon
eey to buy candles with. Mr.. Hatch used to
be associated with Henry Keep
"A. Boody, the builder of the Wabash Rail
road, and now the President of it, is a sue
cessful operator. Mr.. Boody's business tact
and splendid executive talents have built up
the road, and made its securities sought after
by friend and foe.
"Russell Sage is Vice President of the Mil
waukee and St. Paul Railroad. He has made
a large fortune, mostly through dealings in
st. Paul. He knows every ''pOint" about the
stock. His motto is
Now, by st, Paulp'
''Mr. Stockwell is-the son-in-law of the late
Elias Howe, of sewing machine fame. He is
bold operator, manipulates Pacific Mail,
and recently succeeded in ''onsting'' the old
Board of Directors of that Company. He
don't know which is the biggist thing, Howe's
Sewing Machines or the Pacific Mail Steam
ship. Some of the brokers say he is about to
consolidate the two, so the stock will be quo
ted, ''Sewing Machines consolidated with Pa
cific Mall "
The habits of the brokers are strictly tenn
perate-at intervals. Many of them are in
favor of prohibitory liquor lava law pro-
hibting good liquor from leaving the street.
1t is very common thing to see these sturdy
sons Of temperance who have their headquar-
tiers at Delmonico's, earnestly persuading
their brothers from Broadway and Pearl
street not to drink-and rice rersd.