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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-25

This unriyallcd medicine Is warranted not 10 con-
tain single particle Of MERCURY or any injurious
mineral substance, but Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-25

MO. 34.-FbrfR RFE,NT. that beautiful Ea
~ SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, recently &C ssi4
cupied by Lord Milton, on the Wcsham road anti
It is surrounded with profusion of flowers aud
shrubbery, and choice fruit-rees In great variety.
making II n very desirable home for gentleman
doing business In the city. Apply TO
W. X. POLK & CO.,
Peal Estate Auctioneers, No. 1l19 aIan street.
In 25-eOd3t
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DOR RENT, a COTTAGE WITH S.s
Il TEN ACRES OF LAND. suitable for 81
market garden, about one mile east of Richmond.
Possession at once. Apply to -
}. L. APPERSOS,
in 23-6t Real Estate Agent, &c.
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SUNDAY SANCfITY.


The barren plateau OF Asia to the tropical regions
now occupied by the waters OF the Central Pacific.
psnso Of 1900 miles OF palm trees and bananas.
and 20 would we venture to say that Q true appor.
tioq Of the spiritual wants OF our nature VIII
lead the thoughtful student TO be thoughtful
that the Bible 10 not written as he would
have written 1t any more than this earth has been
asSonsd t. instead Of that IN It's PRESENT shape
he Bible offers Geld for infinite study in the high
'st eense OF the term. and study which to the end
nature minds- With all It's strange wide districts,
20 to speak Q devotional reading OF the Bible
lands to-day, BY the admission OF our own enemies,
ne proof OF which the infdel himself can give
ameiy. that In every country, both OF Europe and
ae Bible 'A0 outnu@ber a the BOOKS '' UubiisSsd
bout anything else twice over. Applause)
oeody IN our day can escape talking about the
ant and vehemently MAINTAIN that this Hebrew
ook ts an incubus on mans or w0man's prayers;
~ we apo0T OF TAX about IL ne must because
4 nded, ind It impossible to ignore. And the rea-
on for this fmpossibinty OF exhausting the Bible
aswered or finally exploded is simply because
mellow IL touches every conceivable. point
nu%an history the and eed'o
skorisn. the literary critic, the philosopher. as
a, md In It what seems to concern them very
, Hstcalary. 1t has been stated for instance, in
~ best modern work on naval architecture, that
he rold61us OF ancient literature do not contain
~ the Information about the navigation OF the
yfeeks and Romans which can be gathered from st.
uke's narrative OF Panl's voyage and shipwreck.
Laughter.l Hence we can congdenty ask What
possible event In nations history on the one
land, or In single individuals personal expert
ence on the other, or again, what study nvestiga-
ION or subject for human Thought scientific
or metaph0rical. can be named without something
the word OF God which will apply 70 It just -
rely a. Z powerful magnet will soon find an OBJ
IA grain OF iron in the midst OF heap OF earthly
str Dr.. Thompson closed as i0llows-ThOse old
opheetes which in the hands OF Peter, John and
" M were so mighty to convert men to trust IN
.us Christ are In our hands still, and that Book
\, Rot dimmed by time, or rusted; and yet who
I. q s or It's being welded now against unbeliefS
l I've given only about 0ne-third OF the paper.
! AConvention deemed 1t OF such great tmpor-
c4 x that 1t ordered It ~ be published IN pamphlet
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quality more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
CoYrEE-hio was steady, with a iair demand The
comprise bags Alpha to arrive this port
from Hampton Roads, 1850 do per Countess OF Dudley,
q New 0rsans and 440odo. per FramAt at baltimore
all on private terms Other descriptions were without
osIsoes, IKE az, l,%ci far asjr csrSoss. iSs: Hsc;
iS.c.; extreme range fof lots i7xo q ls1e.,. gold,
a. lsc: siSS 0eSIon, 10, 20 Marscaibs re: s2oc
l7c 74c. Porto Rico, lsc sho.; Costa RIGA, lsc
20c; Malabar, lekc. &c.,; Mexican, lSa{c: lykc.;
nilla, lsh 1910 Curacao, lSsc. lsc, gold, 90 80
FLoUa AND GRAN-Recepts- Flour Is sel bbla who at
81 Se bushels; AZ OIL do corn meal 206 bills oats
$50 bushels; rye 500 do The our market was quiet
and steady At former prices The sales ioot 800 6bs
was quiet We note sales 800 bbls Western at SIS H. We
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wWhe.t was1airly active with further sale: Of Y, cog
sStss e = i! - s?s, TO; $
q q 4. 1 so YIN. .s.. Il SSR &c. iss
good to choIcs steamer &C. for rail mixed ss CS
The demand a% ior Osts EEh
and malt were neglected and nominal Peas were quiet,
dian al sa e R1ss being ' for spot for
a SnY nS
out decided change Vessels tor charter In ar de-
those adapted q the trade much sought
s%S rate g. & s.ss s r.
the nonnsl grain rates YER SsaI Ia
y ssss% boxes cheese q re charters :.
ors Ss . BIZ =. e.
"a hs Saa
VI ss'
.es:
ao ssys c do Tsnins
s 9 sns All dS .Sga s New r Sris.n nice Soc
SAyA1 sso...A. late meeting Of the MAYA! stor.
change on Saturdays from now until september The
s~ e.
ns S anS he ABOUT
bills At iS Strained rc.n held very srohe a y ss
T.r as Suis 's s,e.d but Sed
'1ss' s:ss
soS e; sssst
s s:S'i%sss ssi
sDhssa n
In bulk neglected and nominal At !se Ike for spot
sssy sl: q Ss s saa' Ja
rs . Sssst I: g q 81 asS. e
s. Is ss s ss s aha
Kegs The pork m arket was nrmer: We note sales o.
sf7iss.y % SaS sli2ssry S We, Ss xS
s ssies w a. weak August sold At bS
ss ey 's: S1ss:
;%1 ~ 0 s.n about % n wsr, q
S $s:. ssIs.: = Ina: ss:s:: sss
Tor AND
e ta' q S's r
average, at Sxc 1000 d.. II lb: ayerage aIsc g!
psss: sss e and
a% :RS rs At ~
cheese were without change In any respect
ns 'iss Ssnsoon
suaAa.--Raw sugar was quiet bat steady. We note
s :es; Porto
sassr-espsci.ly whtsc1wss in active request and
Cubs-Renned, Inferior to common, Sxc 7Ic; fair to
isir 70 good, Sc ssSs prime e choice, Wlc: Nxc
Shaa and Sosss sc Ike; meiado. q. sxc
Hsvans-Boxss Dutch standafd, Nos toe q. a nc
81 ri 8 e. !i iss = ss Ss: % =
Porte .i 70 SSocss sS%%oR % RmH S
stsndsrd Scs. SIC u S5e. s1YS; Jsva-Duich stand:
ssaAaisn dull but steady at sc for prime in usrees
prime city at 7l6c. s,<c., 81 hhds and 50 bbia de
WnisExY~Eecsipts $40 bbla Market quiet; sales lo(
bbs at ssc and 80 do at &c. closing the lower price
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

new OR1zAxs July n ls7A
Cotton irreeuar; ordinary lsc Gcod ordinary, Dc
ISy ss.s 9c saSSls @ SSs: s ss. sc'
cosstwSs, HiAT sales. 500; last evening, Loo Stock
M,oOA
oswrco July n 1873.
Mo- sIa t Sou S0: s. ~n r as
81! c:ss as s'ss
f Sosd unDe srn e msal S sNS
middlings per ton. Canal fteight-@heat 7kc. peas
Is fCrn and r 1S. e Nsw York Lumber 70
our % s 70 BOSTON, ga New
YORK. iOc.; 70 Albany Sc. Receipts By isks-ix50o
s.S s.s sss & SH
Lake and .; al import. for ihs Isa txsnsviour
Canal sSpmsnts-@hest M SusSes ao corn iis N do
Sa oo @S 90 S.. ns
s. aslss ale: Yves: lSs SSin
$50 wSs.s nTnsr, but @ isie e dong sale. s. 81
mall ios hnvsusss No Ispring q ~ opStscon
S S Nc ssp1lsSs S.qss' oS SGl No. o.
gar, IS q aK. Corn :hsds iowsi; saiss DO,
& iGsss: sS g. ~ e. Z o ,S s e t over
Winter Mss1n i %s os 5 e 70, Pf Sss
ca s clear d s 81 %ss port :. s
lSc hsns Ac \. a. s.ofsd bacon
Hsues per dozen Lssd sea ! s n srsss
exc. in kegs Balance unchanged
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occurred few and unimportant chsngea. the
movement In cotton, groceries ana other leading
commodities has been slow and unsatisfactory,
while In hreadstuns lair business has been done,
though ct irregular and generally lower prices parcu
larry for wheat Toward the close Of the week, how
ever better feeling obtained and holders insted upon
better prices which freely paid buyers evincins
their confidence In the future by bidding full prices for
srgo lotB TO arrive Provisions irregular, but
the whole higher. especially hog meats On SAtur
day the markets were generally quite steady Flour
sold moderate extent at former priceA Wheat and
corn closed quiet Oats were bat moderately active
Cotton DUH and generally nominal Groceries with
generally without decided change. Refined petroleum
decnned and the movement naval stores modersts
and st former priceA
Co1ToH.-The movement in cotton on the spot was
slow, and prices continued 70 great extent nominal ct
former quotations. Future deliveries, at decline OF
Lice, moderately active We sum up Is follows
Consumption o-day, 55l; last evening, Total, 800
For future delivery tbsss low midding) the sales have
been - foows:-Lsst evening, after three o'cioc.@
July, $40 Ct c aD At 20 Lice, 100 ct 2c;i August Oo
q sSc o a. y 7lec September 500 q Is l.l6o oo 81
20 q Ike @ s.s ~ az
to one O'Clock r. July 100 vt So1o 100 ct 2O%c, go
At U<c, 200 at 70 l-l6c. August 40 at lgxc 100 at
10 l,6c 100 10 e6c. at lsc 10 IL 3ac, 400
At 10 al6c:, 0o 81 ls1c LOO at ~ il6c $40 at 1910. Sep
LENDER, $40 at lSc 100 AZ Is 6l6c, LOO at l8Ac 200 ct
S6c-, 100 q issc October, i9 at I7sc. Total 600
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Flour without Decided Chsnge-Whsat
Quiet-Corn Quiet-POrk Firmer-Lard
Weak for Late Months-Cotten Dull
Refined Sugar Highcr-Raw Sugar
Qufet-Co3ee Stcady-Refned Petro-
leum Quiet and Lower-Naval stores
Generally steady.
SATURDAY, July 12-SP. NJ
There was somewhat freer movement OF mer-
chandise during the week which has just closed,
particularly Of domestic produce; but stu trade
was for the most part irregular and ntful In GER
tain quarters active preparations had been made
for the opening Of the Fan season, which viii prob
ably commence about the latter part Of the current
month although no especial activity b anticipated
before the List Of August ct the soonest During
the past week the dry goods market has ruled
quiet, and values remained nearly nominal for both
cotton and wooren fabrics, The hardware busi-
nsss has been auist bat ~ . rule there havs
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T1abts. sos, 645 600 $2bB, zUS 700 inc $o'ou'foV
% D. c. res'v. 04,o1l,4o0 6e,6S2,17s -
2Sp.cres'v. 1esos,ooo 1s.ts5.72s Dec. s7227S
372,275
GOVERNMENT BONDS

GOVERNMENT BONDS
NAV be recorded asstrong. The demand, as shown
by the recorded sales, may not appear active, but
the information Ia that important private trans
actions have taken place at market figures
which serve to keep the prices firm. There
In likewise q larger demand than supply
in pubic. The following are the quotations.
United States currency skies, 1l4x 114X; do.
do. 1881, registered, lis nsk; do. do. do, cou-
pom, llsX 12ox DO. hve-twenties registered, May
and November, llex NIX; do. do. 1904 coupon,
do. 117k NIX; DO. DO. 1894. 40. do, 1lIx lis;
do. do. 1895, DO. do, 11sx Q he; do do. 1857,
regstaysd. January and July, III uaki do DO.
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Died.

Died.
APpLEroN;. ON the evening Of saturday. July T.
Young, IA West Sixteenth street. Mrs. s. =. APPLE
TON,
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, nom St
Francis Xsver's church. sixteenth street. between
Filth and sixth avenues, on Tuesday 10Th inst. al
BEkss.~suddenly, on Sunday, July Ia 1879. 81
Rye, westchester county. N. T., Ars NELLIE g.,
wife of Edmund 8. Beers.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
gELcH.-saddenly, on Saturday, July II, JOHN
on Monday, July H. at halfpast three O'Clock.
BoMPRR.-On Sunday, July b. F. I. BoMPER,
The friends of the family are requested to attend
his funeral rom his late residence 20 East Thirty
BsoraEssrox:-AtJ Jersey city, on Saturday, July
ter Brotherston, Of Mobile, Ala.
Funeral services win be held st Grace church,
Ocean avenue. Greenville, on Tuesday morning
July Is, at eleven O'Clock.
BuRNa-Xt the residence Of his parents No. rs
unas, ns EDoAs
william and Caroline q. Burns, aged years, II
s re%sns vii be taken to Paterson this after
noon, by the fifteen minutes to two p. d. tram,
nom the foot Of chambers street Gre Railroadl.
residence Of his grandfather, George B: Brown. No.
"a Weat street 1nterment will be ct Cedar Lawn.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
on Saturday tn az: o! July II
The reistivos and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral; on mon
dsy, July 4, e two O'Clock p NJ from sla Delaney
Albany papers please copy.
CLARE.-On Saturday, July H. after long ana
painful illness, JACOB B. CLARK In tine 'So year Oh
Rsssives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral nom ma .ssrnoon a. ba,nast
0V co SS Sunday July 49, after short i'll
ps Tns friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, nom sea Hudson avenue on Tuesday,
Coz coos.Y.yon sunday, July Is RICHARD cooNnY,
the beloved son o. Henri sn ana Bridget co0nsy
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited 70 attend the funeral, rom the
Monday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
DKLBXNoo.-On Saturday, July II, after lnRer-
ing illnesA LEO: DELBANco. native Of Hamburg,
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral, from his late residence, No. 81 Temp
sins P'sc; BROOKLYN ON Monday July "a ct four
Hamburg Germany ana Philadelphia Penn,
peBc1s peoon's OnSsy July Ia Js Dopp aged 50
me relatives and friends Of the family are invited
York avenue, near Bowers street. Jersey City
Heights, on Tuesday, July NJ ~ 10 O'Clock A. n.
paul of the Cross, whore solemn requiem mas0
Win be o6ered nor the repose Of his soul
DRUnM0Nn-0n Sunday morning, ALICE HAuDl,
daughter Of John Z and Nina Drummond agsd 4
funeral services nom the residence Of her.
parents, No. IA Spencer street. Brooklyn on Tues
3ay, 18th inst, attwo O'Clock p. Il
fiiion.-0i Sunday mornbng, July -, Of nnrss-
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FINANCIAL.

A -rHR CANAAN COLLECTION AGENCY, ~
"A: Broadway. collec 0laime BY suit presssdhss IN
respondsnts have Influences from udgss banks, ".
Ar RBAs0NA1LR RArEs.4oNlY ON LIN AND
s:s '''.9s's saf. ; g. T s:s ~
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

MoNTHTH-RYDRR--OnT Thursday. July g. at the
Church OF the Trsnsngurati0n, BY the Rev. Dr..
Houghton, assisted by Rev. J. II. Johnson, Mr.. H.
r. M0NTBITH to Miss ELLA l. RYDER, both OF New
York.
RUsH-DAY.-On Thursday, July 10, at the Pres
bytertan church, Catskin N. Y, by the Rev.
United States Navy, to ELLA H., daughter Of the
late Edgar B. Day.
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"A 70 loan on Bond and Hortgage, ieassnDls Bullder
xsnsd :s 5s
ter 40:
A gLIENr OF MIMI HAS ssuae~ TO LoAN-oH
ana ssconS ana sss 1darss.
NRY, boz sis new York Post ONCE.
ros q 70
new plan syndcaes OF small ameans In nccassfni ope
'A0'n ssno ''r = ei < ssaERw1S CO., 80 Broadway
A HONEY 10 LOAN ON BOND AND MoRT0A0R,
~ New Sr5 Br9eyR snG S9T ApD "a
JOHN d:so Robert S'f fs- rs'G Esq.,
nRLAwARR, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN
II Railroad Company Ne Soss k ySns I Hsce
DydscS 2. Ave p Ssas cash VIM be paid 70
as q % sS s win Be ':d % ssss
HURST MoRrGAGE BONDS OF
Hods ss XIV sly. Ia Esii Ss COMPANY.
'1: s:ss. :sy :s4 p; ss! S;.s
ssss; :: :: ,:;s.:.
DAVIS FREEMAN s r..
EoR sALE-oNE HALF OF Sci soTRD glssURE-
ledge silver Mine, Ia Nevada; worth over one mil
lion do!s5, ledge 100 feet long and y feet VIDE ore
w ~ D's
GOOD MORTGAGES WANTED
HowEs a MACY, BANKERS, 50 WALL STRICT
NEW YORK, OFFER THE SAME FACILITIES TO
DEPosIroRs AS INCORPORATED BANKS, AND
ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANoRs AT THE
RATE OF FOUR PER GENT.
MEoHANICs' AND TRADERs SAVINGS INsTITU-
q q. Viii %
months three %onths endlas june % On
And stssr July p DivSsnas not whdrsw xI b en-
s1ss a:RSs'fc q q
nesdays from 10 A. M; 49, SoI- ooxv,.v ...
HENRY G. p,sn.. seerasaIy. : oA''' rf''''n1
coupons On The bonds Of tho Norfolk and rcsrs6urs
s.II5S:$ s;ysSs i .: siz q ss Ys:t "a. = s: :
Bans B ss a' H. H%Gs s.ea ~
NORTH cARoLlNA SPECIAL TAX B0NDa-No.
q cS ~ q SS that
ssssnts and sssss%ent must be- presented to the
THoMxs DENNY Jr chairman 50 wan =, New York
DACIFTC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI.
made 70 ne nS a. e T
OF Sd g
bonds, the UNDERMINED hereby invite proposals bs
% :d y To- @ 0S ssss E then ss
ny
os = the once u ana
Re humber d FOR
q: SSfs n sS The s Of
5 SPXEs p sa hSaa4s. Trustee.
NEW YoRK, July 1, 1873.
CTANDARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OFFICE
y lit Broadway.-New York, July 8. lS7S-A dividend
Of SIX per cent peEhnes 3 q dsns a. JOHN Secretary
TRADEs aAvINGs BANK, Ns WEST TWENTY
quarterly interest bearing certificates issued equal In
safety 70 registered bonds; deposits now draw Interest
from July ].
WANrBD-vIRGINIAB BONDS AND PAST DUE .COU-
w pons, North Carolina old and new Bonds Louisiana
Bonds and past due Coupons. Memphis city past due
Coupons Southern xRs ssssTss Ny New stree.
WE HAVE Monty TO LOAN ON FIRST CLASS IN
W. proved Property; also to buy Second and Lease
hold sAW Tass ~ IHAirr Wall street.
Do OnO FOR SALE, FIRST GLASS NEW YORK
NJ @ at e:
NSxe%oeT ne1 With principe! nd ak month"; Interest rest
5sa $ Gsas sses given BY m0r.s''
&7E OOO TO LoAE-oE BOND AND MORT
@lC.UUU gage, without bonus, for term Of years.
Oh 'sA' ESQ JOHN =. 'CSoNRRY lsa Broadway, room o.
OK OOO TO. LoAN--oN CITY. REAL ESTATE
" C.VOV and on good Ieasehod; $600o for Har-
'''. -''' W. D. 4 p BARTLRs, 50 Wan street.
&1OS OOO TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT.
DlCC:VVU gage on city gFopsryj ssec Sd ana
LII Broadway. room =. basement
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
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July s. yuly IL. Differences.
Loans 1885, eO5 500 $685. IL, 500 Inc. S. 2es, 700
Specie 33,56l,4OO 34,65s,0o0 Inc. 1,l0s,60o
Circulation 27,27o200 27,291, 800 Inc. $1,000
Deposits . 232 3ss 400 23s, 9l6, 900 Inc. e,47,500
Legal tenders ls,l6s,ooo 4S,a29.9oo Inc. $4,000
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total iabilities:-
J,lv5 July H. Differences.
specie x83 551 400 $34, SOS, 900 Inc. 81, 106,6O0
Legal tenders ds 168 600 4S 500, 900 Inc. 161, 900
Tot reserve $751; 71s,4oo $s29S7 900 Inc $12es'6oo
c,rcn,at,on ~ Ola 200 1921 500 Inc. $1,000
Denosits - a32 3ep 400 23S GIG, 900 Inc. 8,547,500
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TTNAN0rA1.,

NDERgON'& NO. CHAMBERS eTREEH.-MONEY
"A to loan Bond and Mortgage, IeasohDbds, Budert
Loans and Securities, also frSt and Second Mortgages
10.
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funeral SERVICES
Eleventh street, on Monday morning, l4th Inst, ct
eleven O'Clock Friends and relatives OF the fam
lily and his late associates Of the United States MAJ
1soTos VALENTINE. the beloved husband OF G. B. T.
''1 Dearest si husband a ID You have len me.
But It's God who has bereft me-
He can all my sorrows heal.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral, from 400
West sixteenth street. to-day Monday, at two
VxRxux-on Friday. July II, HELEN TAYLOR,
wife Of Joseph B. varnum and daughter OF Robert
The funeral services on Monday, the 1lth inst, as
two O'Clock, from her late residence. l1e East
win be taken to Washington, d. c., for interment
WARD.-At Newark, N. j., on Friday, July II.
JOHN F. WARD, N D., In the Sstn year Of his age,
funers rom anu his Iate residence No. eos Broad
street. Newark, on Tuesday, July Is, at halfpast
two O'Clock p. NJ Interment In Mount Pleasant
WESTON Saturday, July II, Errs, infant
daughter OF Alfred e. and Lydia A. West, aged
month and "a days
Doomed to decay,
Soon VIII these infant charms
Mouder away.
Relstives and friends OK the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral rom the f:si-
fourth street. west OF Boulevard, ON Tuesday aiter-
noon, ct two O'Clock.
yxN SON Of John WintjcR aged year, months
'T The Il Ss of the nmy, also the st. Paus Re-
which win take place NON his late residence. NO.
iii North Third street. Brooklyn. ON Monday, July
GcoD.-xs ss!sscss sPl.nss. on Friday July u.
ne I:vs, ana q s.ssSs g e. ne % are r.
isSs resfdence. NO. sss Lsxtnaton avenue, IN
| Q6endaJl Afternoon. st two O'Clock.
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The bank statement Of the past week IL less
favorable than that Of its immediate prede.
cessor, showing, as 1t does, decrease OF
$s72,275 In the legal reserve. The reserve of Is
per cent, previously reported, amounted to
sla 900. Yesterday 1t was $16,435 TBS. The in
crease in deposits was $s,547,5oo; In circulation,
$4,000. The specie increase was $l,loe,60o; in
legal tenders, $lel,oOo The total increase Of liza
bilities, therefore, was SOS 100. As compared
with that OF last week, the statement appears as
, 1873-11-20
TRAGEDY At ST0CKBRiOGE, WIS,
!Vh0 Postmaster and His Wife Found
Desld in Tilclr a3od-gvns 1t Slsici4p1

'Tho Postmaster and His Wife Found
Deiad in Tiioir Hsod-vVns 1t sllici&e1
From the OsAkosh Tin,es, Not, 10,
On tho morning OF Wednesday, 1aat, tho peace
ftn villagers Of 6tookbridgo, twelve miles cast Of
hero, MORO startloa by tho discovery OF = fearful
tragedy In their midst.
Mr. T. g. stoarns, tho yillago Postmaster,
Was ono OF tho oldoat Inhabitants Of that place.
and, togethor with tho moagre pittanco allowed
hin duties ~ TINT capacity, roaped a slight rev.
enuo from tho profits of a drng-hhop and nows-
room. 10 cotlntorbalance lliu small incomo.
however, A[r. staarns WAS tho n,anagor OF
tho ltttlo Enterprise, Which monthly nto up
what WAS left, attor cotl.ing antl footIinG him
sell antl wifo. Financiul difficulties had long
frceol tho mind Of tho editor OF tho Enterprise.
md for fow wookB past tho noighbors lai
noticed that l,o WAS voIy pale and Had oven for
suffering from ,houlnati1m, and 1t wsa we'll
known tint to dostroy ts attendant pains, tho
agcd couple pnrtooh largoly Of morphine aud
other narcotics. Perhaps from TINT cauao
originated the wild look which t.oy had botll
assumed for so1ne titlo past. Tho Postmaster
BECAME o1trcuo!y fond of discussing tho ju-
1uonoe Of poison Oh tho human frame, 10 tllo
humorous village gosHips both 1nalo and ion,alo,
who daily haunted tho little shop; anil would
nomettn!os in tho midst Of hlcl a tlisgnisition
branch OH into tales Of Bocyet poisoning, that
would strko to tho hearts of hd ls.el,e1n with
thrill OF horror, Increased uotnowlat by tho wild
look with whioh ho would amoat pierce tle,n
tho wlli!o.
On TuaHday oyenipg. tho Post Ofllco mud slr,,g-
htoro wore cloBGa rs uHnal at u oolock, and tho
6toarna family rotirod to tho privacy Of tl,oir
own apartments overhead. A light WAS uoon in
the uttlo room, that constituted bedroom.