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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-17

| The First Meeting OF tho Newly Elected
DirectOrs-The Extravaganza of the
| Past to he Looked Into and the Inves-
LEGATIONS to Go On.
| The new Board of Erie Railway Directors held
their first meeting yesterday forenoon at the
Grand Opera House. The meeting was held with
closed DOORS the reporters for the press not being
allowed to enter the sacred council chamber until
the deliberations had come to an end. The entire
Board was present, with the exception of General
Dix, @: Talbot Olyphant, Frederick schuchardt and
President watson presided and Mr.. Otis acted as
secretary.
The following committees were appointed, the
President being e1 oDcto member OF each COM
Executive Conntttee-Messrs. Diven, Duncan.
Finance onsnatttee-Messrs. Cisco, Lansing Bah
cock and Travers
Committee on Bv-LaUs-Messrs. Barlow, Pruyn
Mr.. W. Watts Sherman resigned the ONCE ofTreas-
urer, and the election OF successor was post
pOned.
The following resolutions were adopted
That ss in yew Of the y @ which has
number OF years past that all appointments counsel
nH% sss ana h si
Of "a sSe at an
s py Il he to s nd e Of @
Resoyed That in all where bonds or undertakings
IN behalf OF the company necessary TO be given In
legal proceedings otherwise, that the treasurer the
time being be and he hereby authorized under the
thOritv OF the Executive Committee 10 Of the
securities moneys OF the company the extent
sary for such purposes indemnify and security for
the execution any such bonds the
suretes and that any securities thus used be reported
this Board.
The following preamble and resolution offered
by Mr. Duncan were also adopted -
Whereas the late Board Of Directors of this company
were diligently engaged from the M day Of March last
the management OF the affairs Of this company under the
previous so-cacd Gould and whereas,
from such action and investigation this Board has
believe that during the period last referred to large
nulrnor fraudulent, burdeDsome and unjust
wei 1ominaly imposed upon this company which
voidable ut Its elections therefore,
Resolved That the Executive Committee be requested to
forthwith examine and inquire touching all con
tracts with corporation made before the
18th day Of March, 1872 and In regard to the and
validity thereof and that they report their to
this Board
Thp uectinO then al olIrued-
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CLOSING PRIOES--4 O'CLOCK P. II.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Limited Request and Firm
Receipts mt the Ports 447 Bales-Flour
and Wheat stcady-COrn and Oats
Firmer-Pork and Lard Steady-Conee
Dull-NIetals Quiet-Spirits Firm
.Whiskey steady-Wool In Moderate
Demand and Firm.
New YORK, July 1876 p. N.
AsHEs-Rcceps for the past three days, 96 packages
The market remained unchanged. Pots In moder
ate demand but pearls were and nominal We
quote Pots, 81 IS a IS Is.
BUILDING MArERIALs-Brick continued In good demand
at unchanged prices Quoted at s. s. for pale 81
o. 80 Jersey, 80 70 Tor North River $l2 SIS
Lime RENAL ned dull and less nominal. Quoted
at 81 rs or common and 81 rs for lump. Cement
quiet and unchanged. Quoted at 81 30 for kosendale
Laths continued IN good demand and shade frmer.
Sales at ~ 20 q 81 90.
CorrKE.-The market remained without new featpgre
to dull and more less nominal for all de.
scriptons We quote -Kio-Ordinary cargoes, 16ssc.
Hc. fair d.. Ike 18c good do 1sLc iSc. orime.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKxr.-LoNpoN, July 1916 P. n
Consols and American securities closed unchanged Con-
soils opened at va for money and 921s for the
United States avetwenty bonds, 1925 Sl 1865 old
92%; 1S67's, 9l7a; ten-fortes, 90
64f CSC.
LrvERrooL BREApsrurvs MARxEr.-LIvRRpooL July TO-
r M-The market is dull Wheat i2s. a lbs "a. per
GENITAL for California white and l2s Id. for red winter
Corn IT'S per quarter The receipts of this port
for the past three days have been 90 quarters nclud
Tho weather throughout England to day and
vorable to the growing crops,
LIvERP0oL CorroN Observation-Disclosures. July l6-b p.
MThe cotton market closed heavy and unchanged The
export and speculation Middling upands lOsd iOSd
TRADE in Observation-Disclosures, July 16-The market
for yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is quiet and I'M
changed
LyEaPooL Provision MAREEr.-IIvrRrooI, July 1875
M-Cheese, bss per cwt for best grades of American
hne.
LoNnoN pRoDycE MARxHr .;LospoN, July is-Evening ,
CAS- 84s Cd. Refined petroleum. l634d l6d. per gallon
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CUBA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July H.
The sugar market Ia dull irregular and nominal; pri
vase adwTss are more than public holders
warehouses at Havana and Matanzas $4,000 boxes 900
hhds Receipts during the past week. $4,000 boxes 925
hhdsi exports during the past week $3.50 boxes 1870
bids inelScns 800 boxes and 800 hhds 70 the United
chase ng to the high demands of holder quoted at
81 SO reals per arrobe for Nos to TO- Molasscs quiet
and weak clayed, AZ q reals per keg; Muscovado.
reals per key; sales at these figures At MatanTas
lOA reals per arrobe Bacon buoyant at Sl2 SIS 90
per cwt Butter quiet and steady; superior Ameri.
sIsa SIS e per Dbl Hams 1lrmer, but not auoiably
WaxYcow, firm, at 50 so $40 per arrobe white, SIT
changsd LumheI1White pine quiet and steady at $50
shaved steady at $50 $5 NJ Freghts fiat; per box
States 5c Pei per hogshead Of sugar from southern
Of molasses to northern and southern ports in United
States 80 rs $3; to Falmouth and orders $50 Cd 4Os
charter owing TO the unsettled state of the market
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Net receipts, Is bales; gess d Exports % liverpool,
2y62S. Sales, r. Stock, b. 36A
Cotton nominal; middliugs a2c. Stock. SIS bales.
SAVANNAH. July lG 1671
Cotton quiet; light demand middiings 22hc Net re-
ceipts, % bales. Sales. 26 Stock Isl.
CHARLEsroH, July H. ls72
Cotton dull; middngs nomnally Net re ceipts 81
baea Gross. ll9 Sales, 50. Stock. 1912.
LOUISVILLE. July Is, 16T2
Tobacco nrm and unchanged Sales, lS9 hhds
WILMINGTON, N. O., July 49, ls72
Spirits turpentne nrm ut &C. Rosin firm at 81 % Tor
strained % for No ~ S for No. q - extra pale "a
for low pale ~ 50 for pale Crude turpentne steady
q 80 hard % 90 for yellow dip and IS rs for virgin
Tar steady at 81 90
OswEGo July 10, 1871
Flour steady with moderate demand sales 2 400 hbIs
al 81 rs for MOL spring. 80 for amber winter % 80 for
white winter, % 70 for double extra Wheat firm and
ioS o. smSsG Michigan at 81 To- io SuS So whts
&c. d. at c S al &C. ''e oa ouist ss 81
1W bushels Western at A. Corn mealSl 80 for bolted
81 40 for unbolted, cwt Mllfeed unchanged shorts
az shPs $s %idGWSss W. per ton nshwiNI s
road to sa0 Bosto% Y New E s
to Albany, 38c Receipts by ake-6 900 feet of lumber
Shpments by canal-Wheat 1920 bushels; lumber
O0 feet The amount OF grain on the canal from Buff
falo and Oswego for tide water yesterday n0on
be ascerained, 10000 bushels wheat 900
do. corn, b26, 700 do oats and q, 900 do. rye
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COURT or SESSIONS.

Receiving Stolen Property.
Before Judge Moore and Associate Justices
5onn Strauss, O Flushing avenue liquor dealer
was placed on trial for receiving thirty gallons Of
alcoh0l and number OF demijOhns, which he knew
naa 1een stolen Strauss asserted that when he
bougnt them he believed they belonged to the per-
son VINO Onered them for sale. The Jury convicted
the prisoner, ana the Court deferred sentence.
burglary.
William Jackson, alias mo Toe Charlie pleaded
guilty to burglary in having broken into Michael
hmmat's grocery store, at Miller and Fulton ave.
nues, East New York. young man named VIII.
liams was arrested on the charge of being impli.
Gated, but Jackson stated that he had nothing what
ever to do with the '.jOb," nor did he know any.
thing about 1t, although he was arrested near the
place. Williams was accordingly discharged, but
Jackson was remanded Tor sentence.
A Nuisance.
Patrick Synett, Thomas McManus and Thomas
Kingsley were tried yesterday for maintaining
nuisance in the shape OF piggery in Dean street,
near the city line. They were convicted and Judge
Moore allowed them thirty days to abate the
nuisance.
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CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. .
Catawbs wine. They were each sent to the State
Prison for two years.

Catawbs wine. they were each sent to the State
Prison for two years.
Another stabbing Case.
John X. Mortimer was tried for felonious assault
and battery Frank Smith, the keeper Of lager
beer saloon at II Bowery. testified that on the 4th
OF May the prisoner entered his place, and con-
Quoted himself In such o disOrdery manner as to
Sscesstats bis being elected He threatened That
returned to the saloon, and when being put ont
the second time, stabbed Smith in the chest and
jury convicted Mortimer OF an assault, with intent
to DO bodily harm. and, by direction OF the Re-
n n %as gsy could
tended.
Alleged acknowledgement OF tho Ac-
cused.
Late In the afternoon James N. Carroll was ar.
raigned upon an indictment charging him with
killing Thomas Perry by striking him on the head
with q hammer, INJECTING wound that proved
fatal. The widow OF the deceased, who lived in
HArlem proved that the prisoner and her husband
were fiends and that on the 18th Of February Car
called call SGV him D to account They had quarrel and
during the wrangny the DEFENDANT drew nom MS
small hammer used I'm IN his trade sS Of b BEL
not believe he meant to do him any harm.
Thomas Nugent, who witnessed the occurrence,
deavored to retreat and defended himself by using
the hammer, in very excited manner.
tended Perry, wno died on the 4tn Of March. Of IN
nammatlon oi tine lungs.
Mr.. Hummell, who defended Carroll. called no
witnesses.
The Recorder instructed the jury that there was
no evidence against the prisoner. who was there
upon declared not guilty and discharged.
Larceny Of q Watch and Chain.
Margaret and Rosa Smith, two ''unfortunates"
were tried for stealing watch and chain, valued
at $500, from Cnarleg Baur, at disreputabe house
In Hester street about month ago. There was no
legal evidence duplicating Margaret and she was
discharged Rosa was found guilty and sent to the
State Prison for one year. The Frenchnian was
fortunate enough to recover his watch and chain.
ri Other Larcenies.
George Adams and John w. Rdgeway pleaded
guilty to an attempt at grand larceny, the charge
being that on the 18th Of June they stole watch
worth $74 from Alfred Harris. They were each sent
to the State Prison for two years and six months.
George Bale pleaded guilty to petty larceny nom
the person In stealing silver watch from william
Garland ON the "a OF May.
Spencer Ludlow, indicted for burglartously enter
ing the premises OF John j. Bragg, % Desbrosses
street. the 9th Of June, pleaded guilty to an at
tempt at burglary In the third degree.
Bale and Ludlow were each sent to the state
Prison for two years and six months.
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T., s cola e dsgs Ds1sssis9 a. ,s Sa
1lo Java l9c, 20c gold. per ID.
C0rr0N the spot has been quiet and steady. There
we're tree sellers ct quotations, but the demand I'm
tied and only FOR spinning purposes For future delivery
the market was moderately active, especially for the dis
Ant months ana prices were about Ne per ID. better
The sales reported ON Change sum up a. tolows=
c To-day La1 Essg. 70saL!
For future dsiivsEy DSs: low %iddn, Ss sale; have
Ss 5 = % iss 70 P 1iso sf % 4
.d s ssys%ps st 8sSis @ At S !. :.
100 At ieSc. Total 1850 bslss es today up to three
dc, 80 e a slsc Zoo at aae. 80 1t aaso., sSS a.
q Tide 100 At ME- 200 at 7iec.40o At 2c $50 at
ss :. s. az 5ssnssnssS g ss:,,
S. a. 9 4 isss, 50 %
2zSc 500 at 81 lSI6c. October. $40 at 20 616c. 700 1T
2015c 500 at D4sc., 400 at 70 ll6o. November 200 at
1896 200 at 1916 December 100 at - 76c, 900 at l9c
Exeh.ngs.lo psid 70 exchange 100 September for 100
sS August Total 1900 bales Grand total al
@ liverpool BY ssa
sail, Nc TO Hamburg, by steam Va, compressed; SAIL
e. 10 Baltic ports BY sail c. ale c., sodp f. Mediter
ranean ports by steam, Mc Tho receipts at the ports sum
up thus:-Galveston, 5 bales; New Orleans. IS; Sa
yannah, 60 Charleston, 81 Wilmington, Norfolk log,
New York lag Boston S Total 4A7 This day last week
49, this day last year, 24oa We quote =
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The meeting then adjourned.
THE ORANGE PARADE-CARD PROM GRAND
MARSHAL MCGEE
New YORK, July IA, 1872.

VIEW IUHk, July II, IoIZ.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SIR-In reply to letter. signed "An American
In your issue OF to-day, allow me to correct mis-
statement In 1t. The 0rangemen Of New York did
mot parade for the purpose Of proclaiming their
adherence to the British government for the
simple reason that they do not owe allegiance TO
the British or any other government other than
the United States OF America. We are sworn as
OranRemen and citizens OF this great republic to
support the Union, and not by any act OF ours TO
bring disgrace on our country or the colors which
we wear. Should the services Of American citizens
ever be required to defend our country II Will be
found that the Orangemen VIII be the nrst IN the
Raia and last 70 yiald. WILLIAM MQGE&
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SUICIDE OF A LUNATI0

Shortly before twelve O'Clock ON Monday night
Philip Gertner, German. thrty.two years OF age
who is believed to have been INSANE, while In tho
hallway OF the tenement hov.se 1928 second ave.
nue., committed suicide by Shooting himself In tho
ner, OF the Nineteenth D,ec,nct had the body sent
to the Morens and NOT. ded Coroner Young TO hold
An tnQNest
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The quotation based cotton running In quality
quoted.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts -four. $3.50 bbls wheat,
II $40 bushels corn q l9 do corn meal 600 bbs oats
moderate demand-in part for exporat our Quotations
Southern and SO 6b!s superfne rye meal was In
better demand and about steady Sales $50 bbs IS
for HrandyWine and s. % for Western yellow. We
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Arrest Of Liquor Dealers.
Before Commissioner WinslOW.

Three retail liquor Dealers. Flynn, OF llo Colum.
bia street; John Mcneil, Of Ill Atlantic avenue, and
william Grant, Of S01 Remsen street, E. D.-were
arrested yesterday on the charge Of being engaged
In business without paying the special tax re-
quired by law. They were held to bail by the Com
missioner to appear for examination.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsroT, July ia, 1872.
Cotton nominal; good ordinary, 04c Net receipts,
bales Stock 638.
New ORLEANS. July 10, 1872
Cotton quiet litgs ddngi middings. 2ssc. @kc
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG.

The foreign quotations for our bonds being no
lower, and gold having advanced Il a u per cent,
the government list improved In the same proper
ton as the gold market, although business was dull
and transactions were confined chiefly to small deal
ngs at the counter. The following were the closing
quotations limited States currency skies, 1141s
1141s; do do 1881, registered, 115,a 1853; do. do
coupon, 117h HTS; do. fve-twenties, regis
tered, May and November 1855. a 1157.; do.
do, 1892 coupon, do, 1861 l16T; do. do, 1864,
do. do, 115x 115X; do do, 1885, do. do, 1867
1l6h; do. do, 1857, registered, January and July,
1141s 114A; do. do, 1885, coupon, do 114X 114x;
do, do, 1857 do. do, 115H 1853; do, do. 1868,
do. do, 115 115s do, ten-fortes registered, l1lX
MS; do. do, coupon, 1924 1122s do, ves, 1851,
registered 1879 1917; do. do do, coupon.
113ss 1884.
TIE RAILROAD BONDS
The railroad bonds were again conspicuousy
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NAVAL STOREs-For spirits turpentine the market IA
sss is @
SPi i n S s iazH tS, ss fS g arrive
limited request =, Strained Quoted steady e So W
st.. sIs 1S y; S s7S Il lbs %
sass TspS;;sa q I p Wilmington
oIs~No particular Change has occurred in this mar.
ket since our last report ainseed has sold
market has been very quiet We quote .Lseed Sc in
crude a. 81 peasea 81 g. q se
ton seed Soc 5lc Menhaden eye 4ic for prime and
PKrnoIkUx.-The market for refined remained duh and
more Or less nominal in che absence Of trans
in bulk was held with considerable frmness but we
Ss OF S S @ oil steady
Though n1%na at % H Ssp Gssk Te ne
and pnchansed quoted At IS % on both roads
gSs w "a r but st %y
for first half August Y 3ec, and 1000 bbs do seller
St M
cipts-Pork 30 bbls beef Is packages;
cutmeats, 1,si2 do lard lo2 bbs and terces The mar
were about steadily held although there te dspo.
a Sn IN obSns os
si3 SIS a1s Bacon with iar inquiry, but the
ssanSy al seis rs
9r eng Sas OF sI steady hs%Ty at @
a5 Ct 81 tor IN e o.s h at s%
81 g ss Va.
ern and Texas Cut meats-smoked meats were in fair
@ aa affs
~ we quote Ismoked hams, lsc l7c; Do shou
f iCoss a. hams IT, lss a. shoulder, S.s $as
saa asf1 % %e ss, for at
f DGt se eTsSg an % C city
Dafns az SSsfS &
and 200 bags Rangoon at e. L4c:
ne sales asseYsss sSSS ~ nads Of
Iosc for A. and i2sc. i5c. for bonds. We quote =
6aba.,Eeaning Interior to common sc &c fair to
al, sSsd bSs rs prime ss 20 sS ss
HsVansIBoSes butch standard, Nos Ito Sc. sc
T. % Pro s Ras Y f nj &c s v %ns
SaIsG Sa
etrn market rme with sales reported
foSacco.Thers has been a podsrat business eonsam
mated for the past three days n all descriptions at about
chiefly Rom the home trade note sales Of 100
Ct a Sa at STH sas s sas a Sho
s 81 aSS 81 % Of Fl kesusfy o
hesr Of sales e 100 nhds city Kat a. 9 s
WSoI.ISs general market i reported being quiet.
ss na ana aa
hear Of sales since our last Sf S lbs pulled a
Ss Georgia, &c. lbs Russian NoIls &c. l6c 1865
RADIO, ioe bales Oregon 4sc bales camel hair &c.
3 bales fall clip caiior1s 2ec $500 lbs husrralian
bales East India, all On private terms.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER.
The Southern State bonds were heavy for some
reason not readily given, unless It be the recent
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Wheat was quiet, but with limited offerings the
:mssI sas "a Il r. smss;
SsS nlp p rscs a The ossn was rather
SSs az s 49, %S fS 1 mss
mand The sales aggregate about goo bushels 45c
4sSsc for white and i4c for Hiiwaakse adoat barley
and rye were inactive and nominal In the absence Of
FREisaTs.-Thc market was very firm for accommoda.
oSarterns business at
strictly N HXSr The
Ss
t
Kirk 900 hbs crude petroleum. at g. British brig from
s. HSrf on hss Sss dull
srses en e nothing o hss % s
We cloth tc %. sS domestic a. lsS
HIM. ySrs:.Ihe market has been quiet and un.
2S gold S1s . was was also dpst but stsaay at &
s0 uHe has @
sned on and large arrivals are thhoIy sspsssd which
ouar change in our former range Of quotations; quoted
ss:s: g 81 sn .R Co. hay & g 70; i
81 lS for long rye straw sc Soc for short do c
PRETTY 5slE demand for prm.
sorted hops have also been rather r bet
pOrtance. Former prices were current.
LEArnER.-The market for hemlock sole remained with
out noticeable change. The demand continued ia r.
especially from manufacturers and former prices
e
and the demand somewhat In excess of receipts; full
Buenos Ayres heavy, Csc 2sc per u do, middle, 2sc
2s d. light &c sI 2s c cali5p pnd heavy &c
26c nc do middle, 2S.sc e; do, light 26c 26Ic
DO, sc 2Oc in the rough, 3oc &c. Oak-slaughter.
heavy. Sc 3sc do. middle, S4c Sc do light SIC.
&c do, light, Bic DC in the rough, heavy, SIC
3sc DO, middle. 3lc &c., d. light &c &c., bellies,
l7c loo.
MErALs.-Copper has been in better demand but gen.
orally market has quiet Sales have been
reported Of 100 900 lbs OF lake at &c sc Tin iron,
speer other metals have been quiet without
ported change In prices.
MoLAssKs.SThe market remained dull and without any
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FINANCIAL.
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK
"A CHATHAM SQUARE AND NEW BOWERY

A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
"A. in New York, Brooklyn aud New Jersey. Principals
only apply to SAMUEL s. WOOD. Jr., l65 Broadway,
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=
5000 do. :. 9
300 T& w lst, StL div Z
1908 ct West I'd m.... !
20O0 Nor & Es LIST m... IL
1000 Pitts, IT w & G LIST u
1C00O Pitts, FtW&C2dm. IL
1000 Mn st Z, 10 div. !
100 Mil 4 st Paul LIST. F. 9
lU0U Mil Il st L Z 3-l0.. 8
1000 7, Pa W. Bur div {
1000 Tol, p 4 w I'd m. {
1000 g, @ 4 / @ I'd IN. :. Z
10000 PEEK. Lin a Dec list :
7 shs ID h ii Canal.xd ii
IL
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of the principal stocks during the day.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


&0s1V ~ w
$4,000 U S 5's, 1910, r.. I1ln
10000 US SIS, 81, ...... li3H
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-29
TRIBUTE OF

At the regular monthly meeting OF the Hope
Steam Fire Engine Company, held at their hall
on the evening Of the 10th November, 1872, the
following preamble and resolutions were intro
duced and adopted:
Words were inadequate to express our grief
when we received the sad Intelligence Of the sud.
den demise Of our esteemed ex.president, John
E. Marley, who died in Aiken, 8. O., after an Ill.
ness of brief duration, which sad Information
prompts rs to oner q due tribute Of respect to one
we loved while with US, In our inception; to one
we admired for his sagacity and frmneas in
action, and also for bis urbanity in department,
which noble traits were truly characteristic OF our
devoted and departed friend, John E. Marley.
After mlngllng with us for q period OF years as
our faithful representative, how sadly we missed
him when he wa. called from among us to fill a
position far away, though there ls now left but a
few In our ranks that could recall the vivid remi.
uiscences OF the past. Therefore, be It
RESOLVED, That In the death OF John E. Marley,
Esq , thus company has lost q true and Well-trled
friend.
RESOLVED, That we tender our heartfelt sympa-
thy to his am cted family In their sad bereave.
ment.
Resolved, That the secretary be requested to
forward q copy Of this preamble and resolutions
to the family or the deceased, and that q page In
our journal be dedicated to his memory, and the
same be Published IN the daily papers of this city.
Extract from the Mlnutes. O. A. BUERo,
Secretary Hope Steam Fire Engine Company.
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TIE Cook ROOM IF THE BoDY.-The food
thai has been cooked in the kitchen must be
recooked In the stomach before 1t a be ap.
piled to the nourlBhment of the body. As a
means of facilitating this second cooking, IN
cases where the process ia slowly and imper.
fectly performed, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
Is invaluable. 1t promotes the generation Of
heat In the living laboratory In which the
crude materials for building up and recruit
ing the human frame are turned Into con-
vertlble slIment. But this Is not all. 1t acts
beneacially upon the cellular membrane
which secrets the gastric Juice, upon the
liver, which produces that natural laxative,
the bile, upoh the vessels that receive the d.
gested food, and upon the absorbents which
connect the digestive organs with the chan
nels of circulation. If any portion Of this
complex machinery ls out of order the Bit
tiers will set 1t right, thus promoting vlgor-
GUS digeation, healthy secretion, and the pro-
ductlon of pure, rich, llfe.sustaining blood.
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