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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-11-27

Death is as near to the young as the
old. Here is all the difference death
stands behind the young mans back, but
before the old man face.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-11-27

Do not run IN debt to the shoemaker.
|, is unpleasant not to be able to say your
sole is your own.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-11-27

PLE HOUSE.
H0NESDALE, Pa.
Most central location Of any Hotel in town
Il. W. KIPLE & SON,
i69 Main street. Proprietors.
January 9, l875.-iy.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Adratc. will close at $50 p m., at the Merchants
Exchange Nos. 50 and 80 Pine-st.
The money market was steady all the way through
and the ruling rate call loans pledge of the or
binary Stock Exchange collateral was asixtyfourth
to thirty and interest; at the close money
was 7G7 per cent, gold. Prime discounts are held
at to IL per cent. Private Washington dispatches
report that Gen. Grant to-day directed the appoint
ment of Judge Richardson to be made ont as Secre-
tary of the Treasury ad interim. The legal tenders
now outstanding amount to $357.322,OOO.
There was an inactive and restricted business IN
Government bonds, and the market was weak. Ihe
decline was not especially Marked however, ana
the offerings were not large. The days business at
the Boards amounted to about $4,000, ISIS (sixes
registered selling at 1l6s0116s 1868, old, coupon
at 116I do new at 114!0114s and currency SKIES at
i q
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
LIVE STOCK MARK ETS.

York March IA BEEvEs-Arys today % earsate in At
Conmuugaw This makes 60 for the week against 63 the previous
e.k little do with and Of the market IN
changed few prime "a Ohio grades sold At M WIN
Missouri Pc snd 81 cgt Illinois AZ llsc
Arrivals n orghthst at forteth
s-5 eHDectednd CommunpaW, making -o4I
thus m this $50 last Prices with
out change todays sales being O. a6c, BY Hdme
Illinois 81 lbs JIG d0 lO his t,c l3l OF " IDS
At &c; l83 State 81 lbs SIC, and 25 Michigan, 90 lbs
sold 80 sheep 6ji 10 al &C. and s5 Ind 81 ID at ole
There Spring Lambs to-day Prices rapidly decline after one
OF two o St choice lot of!o bead sold BY
g Collins Co. SO with II By W. II. Haynes Co.. at 81 aud
b. Anderson and Henry at l8c. y i5.
Arrivals to-day % Fortehst, and II at Communpas
completing 26 i54 time last week
There few Western dressed arriving the total for the week beng
only I622 previous week No hogs selling alive
bot worth 5dSc with City deel at 7dAc western
are quoted &. i,c Bge OTIS selling car iJ3 b t1c
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

20 100 1,, =, o m in English We note Of 50 at so
ior delivery there fair demand .5a We no & ps,. 4
Btoa,e md yellow Metal sbeathing ard NJ Bov At ae net
seller, Of 1850 Spanish at 6. ee gold closing ~
gold speler fair demand and the @sTss' & y enas % v de-
msnd prices and the market closes h win ag s Is
35c closing al The latter price IS English at 59Gate
Balea 57ic all gold Plates firm but quiet o'hef
SAgGL sToRRS%spnis Tarpenne ruled u bat bold
% G SsS I IN RoS there has bee, nothing done Of
81 S ssHng sSs % Is'sss ss 'ST V ssp'' Tar a and n
M Tor Washbsto Wilmington City Pieh hed AZ - -
g S 8 o @64lsf 6so sod psisfi 81 for c '''
@ u S a E sGs s is S ' dsasd s % and a he 9 s
r quiet and tame at 6S9ioe for P9nsyyn1 '0
PRovIsloSs@TSs Fot marie, stronger les. 1eys The in
are are % % & at % TO- % 9 ss ~ %s.tcSn Prime Il ' ss for future
ssTsIy a' We rs hear Ga SS S chiefly sf for April
Bs B, 10 lar S'ni9a m sI9 m s a. % ,, u M ~ e s,.s a. e quiet and
beayU Of % for Extra India Beef Hams tame and
y da at 399Sa for Western Cut Meats are les sye but ere ere
Civ Pesd a @ Al io bun ZOO do Smoked al iS at i5S3e
boxes do Shoulders at ee OY ooI' d9 'mi %gSh % IS boI,
re- 9sg' 9' se 1900 00Isa bore, otG 6 DSl' @ b s
30 boIes c2l NJ at he. and 100 boxes q ny, 9ls
So Sa99 sse ea'sE c sG cSgo S at 5oIe Short D place
&c $50 boe Long Clear and $50 b9I ssSI Gsa 1 On Iog ,ns
Short Clear seller this month go boss Long aao S1G & .
qaet quote for Western and 6G7ie for City Lard s
les active on ihs spot but Z sn 70; aoe m SPiaea & 5 fs s T- %
for No L. s,c for City 5l6ase fair steam and Se
Rndered uare delivery bear Of 800 tee Tor Apl
&c. and 900 cs for June At y
PETR0LEuMCie in bulk has been In better request and hn
deliveries Of which there scarcity sales OF IO
bbls next weeks delivery with moderate
demand; quoted ole or March and lyc for Apn
sales Of 1000 hbls April private terms Case Oh duli
steady 25dl6lc sales 2O Naphtha Inactive and
nomua 20l The Greek quotations for SPOT ct - upper and
roads 81 6 City Ia Philadelphia the market was anu
steady at III dl8c ~
RCRbe qse and prices nOmnay uncbanged Caro-
lima, o05lc.i Rangoon 64d'c
SUGARs-Ther active demand for Raw Sugars, snd
prices Good Refining 5id3ic No IL Box S.c
the last have been about $500 hhd 100 boxes ~
bag Good Prime Refining Cuba at ~ ~
8 but including Centrifugal 9 be 6ores and bags were on
private Refined Sugars firm; Hard. llidl2c. - ~.
SUMAC-Sicy steady with moderate obbng demand az 81 ~
81 25 currency, for best brands.
SOAPIhe market for CASTLE quiet and unehanged we note tA
sales Of Marseiles at l1nl0lc, currency
quoted sc sales OF
5000 b in bids 8e; 10 Pkg. White Grease Stearn At c
SBEDSCoyr but quiet sales OF 900 bags Prime at Sie
Timothy dali and nominal - IS. ,o
TALLOW dull and Of 25000 b. 70 arrive, at Sei ~
8i for Fair for Choice, Jo5bng round oi'
Prime quoted az &c.
WHISKY Gme moderately actye As Of 200 bblA at 9lc
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
FRIpAY. March 14-p. NJ.

FRIDAY, March 14-P. NJ
Again has the speculative interest in railway and
miscellaneous shares centeTed in afew of the lead
ing SpeculatOnS to the exclusion of the general list,
of which il may be said that for the first half hour
il was firm and something higher than at the close
yesterday. After the morning board prices dropped
and made partial reaction about O'clock but for
the rest of the day prices on the whole heavy.
Erie has been strong all day, reaching C. in accord
anee with a rise in London 10 j3s. The speculative
light weight T.. II. and Erie, weak and the pBce
ratified down from 5. % yesterday TO g., on Boston
advices Pacific Nail sold down to So, a good
amount of long stock finding a market. West
ern Union afforded fine feld for the eighth
ehasers in its frequent changes between 81 and So,
closing about midway between those extremes.
Rock Island was weak at 1i4, against HE a day or
two ago when the rumOrs hot that Mr. Scott
had got his finger in the pie. Lake Shore strong
in the vicinity of 9o until afternoon. when it broke
down almost a point. Ohos were steady, and
Central firm at lQ5lalOjl, Harlem skipping mp two
per cent 10 l37. The Coal stocks were active on
sales of Consolidation at j4sG553; American, 81;
Maryland, q Central. 4G!G4j., and Spring Noun
tain, Co. There was more doing in expresses Adams
selling at %; American, G8i United States, ~ and
Wells Fargo. s2l. The general market closed
insufieraby dull and quiet. The opening, highest,
lowest ana closing prices of stocks follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per YsssSiI RaNrOGdS.
NaPcH pigs Ashes 363 bales Cotton 100 pigs Dried Prnt
1853 Eggs 309 bbs Flour ll6O bnh Wheat, 1850 bush
Corn % oats bush Malt 500 bush Barley 500 bags
Grass Seed bars Far bb Beans 800 bbs heI $50 bags
Meal y bales Hemp "a bales Hops 4o Hides 25s 6ds h e.
1916 Leather Sides bales Moss so bbs MoSses 70 bb Roin,
az ps PoL pg Beef 46O pkgs Meats 3 pigs Grease,
225i pkgs 50 pgs Stean s6 pgs Batter I pkgs Chese,
Digs Taow $50 Dressed Hogs SJ Peanuts 10 pkgs Rice ~
bids pigs Starch. J pkgs Tea, 22l Db WHISKY 3J
ales WOOL, 5 bdls Skins. 50 bbls Oh
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING-OFFICE OF FISK d HATCH.
No Nassan-st. NeM-YOrk March 10. 1873

NO D Nassdu-bt., NtW-I OK NHICH TO, 1910.
The CHEsAPEAKE and OHIo the CENTRAL PACIFIC,
and WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS, all Of which have been
negotiated by u.s. believe to be among the best and
most desirable Investment Securities in the market
which in time must become very scarce; especially
as the Government will probably pay of, during the
year. in gold. $3OO,O0O,OOO FVE-TwENTms, and a
large amount Of money thus released from invest
mrnt must find ITS way into this class of securities.
Tho CuEsApaAKE and ONO SIX PER CENT GOLD
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

We ke the following Mr. Enmei Wefs Weeky Hop Circular
Of his date The expressed last will apply 10 the trade Of
the current veeE The demand s Limited 10 the pressing wants Of
entirely ou M stock and They buy very
fpsrugy The majority Of holders s lrn and decline mAng
price believing that they TO do would not
help They is not question O! pnee That makes trade dn
and does I they get fail pnees The stock
Of hops smaller than we have ever known TO be a
this penol Of year We doubt II there be stock enough
here hall dozen gooisiled brew,res the balance
Of the season. and the supply u not hftg TO be
Increased BY importation while the present inactivity prevails Ire e"
Nbeh the e not ialeA oat OF bond
and therefore virtually OF the maTLe Included ~ The domestic
receipts uhs week cnigumcut 81 u+ hts oi old Hops thus,
vii be the arrivals Of hs tor the week cudg
to-day CaioInians su with much though IhtTe bug
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

HEMPMana continues without trtps.efop, r nro,.
nominal At re, cash, and 7lc., time. - ~
6HAY-TheTe good demAAd market 10 tnn We ouo,
North River Shipping 81 01S 49, friA lo,i Al = 20a 69
HAY 73a and Clover al gltaw IL ,te.dv .ni
far Tequest quote At 25dsl S ior Long Rye s q . 10
for Short do. aud Ella 81 10 for Oai.
INDlGO-Thefe better demand the m,rket IL ,t,,d e
note ,alss Of Manila and Madras At :: dsse cnr,pey.
hBTALSIBgo sllst but hghsf; ssles n
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
The davis business at the u. S. sub-Trcasury was

The days business at the u. s. Sub-Ireasury was
Gold receIpts . S5s6,s5s 90 Currency pay $1,000 ~
Gold payments. l573,lGj 10 menis..-.-;.; s''4V' "
Gold balance 7,sl6s0 vs. Currency DAT M ,oo so- "a
Carey recp!s l91SUl 10 ance-.-.'' ayS ooo o0
Foreign Exchange was weak at the opening ana
rates were reduced an eighth to lO'!@lOSs niiiier
feeling was noticeable in the afternoon ana te ieau
ing drawers restored their rates to the following quo
fationS
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
Offered. Asked.

In railroad bonds there were no new features. Ihe
Pacific mortgages closed as follows: Central at lO1s
to 1O4: Union at Sc TO S63 for Frsts 7b to 7Si for
Land Grants and ~ to 72l for Incomes and the deal
ings in them were unusually small. The other quo
tations were about the same as yesterday. The fol-
lowing were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
Coleman Benedlct's cIO.Ins quOtatiOns al p. M.
O5ered. Asks,

The gold market has been active, to-day, and a
rood deal Of gold has changed hands between the
rxfrrmes Of li4. ana 10. The London market is
H hester for consols and United States bonds, and
his may have produced easier feeling in the pre-
,uinln. Gold was heavy 10 carry at tat gold, and
"a. 10 fat The dry goods entries at the port tins
ueek amounted in specie TO S221994s' the amount
,brown upon the market being S2,9l5,743. The AS
,d.art Treasurer paid out $500 in called bonds and
~; 600 in coin interest The days business at the
t;oyd Exchange Bank was: Gold cleared, S53,-
al coo; gold balances $269sCOO; currency balances,
za .y2a 197. The following are the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

THE CONSOLIDATED 80 YEARS PER CENT GOLD
BONDS of the ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAIL
WAY Co, issued upon a completed trunk line earn
ing more than enough to pay interest and operating
expenses, sold by WINsLow d WILSON
20 Wiam-st
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

THE EIGHT PER CENT Quarterly INTEREST," FIRST
Mortgage Gold Bonds Of the LOganspOrt, CTawfords-
Vile. and Southwestern Railway of Indiana, Of
fered for sale by Messrs. JONES & SCHUYLER, No i
Pine-st Weld the largest income of any hrst-c!ass
Railway Security on the market.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

BoNps. the total amount Of which is only Sl5OO00O0
are secured upon property worth S35,O0O,00O to
S40OO0OOO and are fully equal in intrinsic value to
the Central Pacific Bonds. They are issued in de-
nominations of $780, $780, and 81 900 coupon or regis
tered and at their present market price, S1I and
crued interest. are very desirable.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
are too well known to require description com
mendaton. Their total amount is So SSj 900; they
have for long time ranged in market price near or
above par Their market price to-day is 1O3.010
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS amount TO 81, $4,000. This road is now con-
soldated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC and the pay
ment of its bonds principal and interest is assumed
by the latter As they have recently been introduced
on the Stock Exchange, we expect TO see them rap
idly rise to the price of CENTRAL PAcIFIcs, being
substantially the same in character and value.
Coupon Bonds, 81 900 each. Their market price to-
day is 9i9 to 95.
We buy and sell as usual Government Bonds, re-
ceive deposits, on which we allow interest, make
collections, and conduct general banking business
in all its branches. FISK u HATCH
CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD Co.'s FIRST MORT
GAGy SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS for sale at
90 and accrued interest. Only limited numoe'
unsold. The Road rapidly approaching complexion
MENT l. g2G 400 ACRES LAND and all other properly
of the Company. The land sales average over %
per acre. Ii. G. MARQUAND. No. 40 Broadway
HOwEs & MACY, Bankers No. 80 Wall-st, New New
York. offer the same facilities TO DepoSitors as IN
corporated Banks and allow Interest on daily Dal-
ances at the rate of -Four per cent ~.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds "c'
&c. for Investors.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGT ON g WESTERN
Railway
z Per Cent Convertible
GOLD BONDS,
SECURED BY A
SECURED BY
First Mortgage on its Extension.

II
IN. lima Of this Road including Extension Is 40 miles aud is
COMPLETED except short distance OF eghnTe miles oe'Nu
usv,p. m the Illinois River the Mississippi.
part of the line t2O nles) from Indianapolis to Pesn oen
IN operaiop over two years and RECOGNIZED AS ONE
OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ROADS COMING INTO THE CHI
or INDIANAPOLIS Its net earnings than sahclen 70
nav interest on issued the Company
FOR 1872 WE'RE MORE THAN S395,000 GREATER THAN IN
THE PREVIOUS YEAR
These Bonds possess unusual strength and We eeommeno teen 0
the 70 lowing reasons;
l. The Road IL already earning more than operat'
ing expenses and Interest.
y, The unfinished portion OF the line VIII be COM
Melted within n few MONTHS and the entire rond mas
an immense business Immediately tributary 10 ~.
EARNINGS FOR LAST THREE MONTHS OF 1877
WE'RE AT THE RATE OF S7,227 PER MILE per
annun,, and must reach $4,000 per mile within two
years, and continue progressive
g. The effect of revenue upon the market Faiue
of the ca pitaI stock of the road well as upon It's
convertible bonds, il obvious.
A. The SECURITY Is COMPLETE.
e. The manag GENE of the road Is acknowledges 10
he SUPERIOR, and there be possibility oi any
default in interest payments.
The Bona. are SEVEN PER CENT GOLD $1,000 each convertible
At anton Of the holder may regerei without charge Price
90 and accrued currency Coupons January and July
free Of tar. -....
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN EXCHAhGb
AT BEST MARKET RATES
-
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
Hatch report as follows at 4 p. m.:

The upward speculation in Tennessees continued
to-day, and formed the only feature Of the State
bond market. Both issues were in request, the de-
mand putting mp prices to IS. The following were
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co.

Bankers, No. "A Broadway,
Issue Letters of Credit ON
CITY BANK OF LONDON,
LHFRBE1IE, KANE g. Co, PARIS
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
the bids for State bonds:

Bank shares were steady the sales being in Gen.
tra National at 97l Manhattan 157, Mechanics 137,
Merchants 117i, Manufacturers and Merchants 49,
and Commerce at III. The following were the bids;
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
aldchluerp.

HOSTS, or ELEVATORS for any LOC4
TION WEIGHT, operated By Independent Enrh, -
Crank ropes Pumps For Contractors, Hotels FACTORIES ,si -
The Hand Machines operated With the least labor and % Hi
price. The Bslancei aud Power Machines have he nosi 49,
Safety Attachments. Hatchsas arranged With rolling door
and closed automatically platform passes. GEO hOhA
south EghteeathsL, Philadelphia. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

Custom receipts for week ending March amount
to SS,5OO,OOO; internal revenue receipts to-day,
S9OOOOO
At the tTi-annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company held in this
city yesterday, the following Directors were chosen
for three years: Geo. w. Cass, VIM. b. Ogden, X. d.
Rice, VIM. G. Moorhead, j. Gregory Smith, Fred
erick Billings Chas b. Wright, VIM. G. Fargo b. p,
Cheney, A. H. Barney, VIM. Windon, Jas Stinson,
aud A. l.. Catln. The Directors elected the follow
ing officers: Geo. w. Cass. President; c. b. Wright
Vice-Presdent; r. d. Rice, Resident Yice-Presdent
ON the Pacific coast A. L. Pritchard Treasurer, and
Samuel Wilkinson, Secretary.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
sylvania Skies, 108; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
-; Reading Railroad, 81. Pennsylvania Railroad,
50; Gold 115.
The following is quarterly statement of the
National Banks of the City of New-York:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
UDrenn 5leGmers
TOR LIVERPOOL.

FOR LIVERPOOL
,vIAoURgSsTowv,
CARRYING THE T. g. Maux
rps LIVERPOOL ASD CRgAT WESTERN sry.x,
will dispatch one Of their trs esp u power In. ..,,.
FROM P.ER No. 40. NJ T.. EVERY WEDNESDAY
As follows
MANHATTAN. Capt Jis. PSrcz......Mir,a 49, rs.s
wIsCossTN Cspt 7. W. FREsu,S. .Nsr,h a. ..a,nN
NEVADA Cant. PoRsrrHL... .....ApIl s.s,o.
WYOMING Can't PucE..............Aphis g. a3;s,,
IDAHO. Capt MoRGay................Apnil l6
MINNESOTA Cspt T. p PRsEslS."Apnn
Cabin vasssge ssD. gol1.
seeTare pss,a Ee (OGcs No % BroaaEayl go ear,,.
IOr Gs.gst cabin passaee aB3fvto
WILLIAMS oCIoS. osgs.
INMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN =,
LiyERPooL-eoya Mall SaEn.I, are a.p,ai,I % al aod
CRY o. NEw-YoRK...........aAl UADAf Nsr,i a "a
en- Op PARls;.... sAI0kpAi. Mifrs ~ Ia
CRY or BRISTOL. ............T THURSDAY. Gpni ~
Aai each succeeding SATURDAY. and THURSDAY iros
N"'' A'''' RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN, s7' and So, gold recording 70 aesouuo,poA s,
a1sfi, a1ssffs,FsRHGEro Liverpool Qae.a.srp. G.,go,
Iossos BRISTOL or Csras 90 sureaeg Prsps1 5srs,,
PASSENGER. ior",rief 70 Ha7re Hazbar svsss Ssrs
Fof c,5n Ps,se general bl"uss apply The Con,..,o
70 For n slserngs Pass,ge at 30 Broadway.
opoxyE1L rArLK ss '2aS cb..aoEst palF Psss,..
NJ. S CRbAGH, w statrfL. Boston. -
T. &. BROWN, 35 south MrAr-st. Clicaaa
SPECIAL SOTICB-Ihe lnmaa steamship CITY OF IxrV,,
viii all TUB'DAY lSh Mh MiTch g . a a NJ hon PfGl,
River 5vi' We DALS Asr4ib y Bfses,
NEW-YORK TO CARDIFF.
~ THE SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COsp,r
NEW. FIRST-CLASS, FULLPOWEkED, CLiDk-BUlLr sTf..t
SHIPS viii sa from; Peausvysna Railroad lari Je.ey On
GLANOROAN......... ''s'.'..hAkCH s.
PEMBkOkk.. ss.sssssss.s-APklL
GLAMORGAN. ...........s...,....-ApdL
'.''..s........N NAY Il
Csrrg goods passengers ~ th0uyh ratrs from all br,
United states aid Canada to ports 10 iae Brs9 ChaEss a al 49,
DO ais IN BngsnG.
hs te.t improvements for the comfort
CABIN AND sTEEkAGb RSSkNGER%
second CABIN. ? y elfrcucF
Pregs Steerage Certificates from Csriif 90 earsa.r
Drafts for 81 ana upwards
For further PARTICULAR apply 10 tsfli al ne CompaaY Of
D'-A ARCHIBALD BAXTER Il Co, Al,sa
No
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
THE MONEY MARKET.

MAINH II, 1913,
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-OFFICIAL RE-
FORT, CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
TRIBUNE-FIEST CALL, lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales Of Government Bonds.
a0o u s. s. 1884, reg. .l6f 65O us. $40 H. sml l4B
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
THE MARKETS.
rc,,.fal,, reported for TnrTarpryr I

ICarefaly reported for Tx TsIBuSE -
FRlDAY, March H. 1913
ASHEs-The receipts TODAY % pig Pots steadily held bot
are yc ouet quoted al So Pearls dnl and nominal
BEESWAX-there demand and prices still favor the seer
we quote at 35d3Gc for Western and Southern.
COTTON-he market Cotton the spot dull ana pee
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

To continue the printing Of the ancient recons OF me e
RESOLUTIONS REFERRED. ,,-,
That the sidewalks both sides Of Thirty youIthst osse't ~
sri Twelfth syes., he flggeL . -. -.
Thai the sidewalks both sides Of Thryourtn-sl oes
and TwefthaveS. be aagged -. r,,r
That the sidewalks both sides Of EleVenthaTe eese''
sixth and Thirtieth-sts. be tagged. r,.,,
That street lamps be lighted EleTeaihlve, besTeh
aud Ihrteth-stA
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
LAIDovBR

iyuinth.st, between Eighih.sye. and TIE - .,.,s
d graded the curb aad gutter stones sci, arc "'
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

ooz Tbe foliowipp are the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
SECOND CALL,


Sales Of GOrerHment Bonds, l2k m.
4OOOO US. o.. 81. Reg p 3.li63 10000 Us.
500 Us. $40 Reg. 21l154 10000 US.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24
NEw SUNDAY, AUGUST a. 1e7a-Ta1p1E SHEET

ehe Is chased nom - -..-.. =. ........
take reITSe n che atful oblivion which gin viii
sne smoro s,ra ano cniidS She will become . waif on
wsn.eE ,tsIs paliS rty creatures, half clad, wso
worst cut to become thieves at the
he'ts, Motss, =. childhood. and prostitutes at the
me- II girlhood. But one may be deceived, no
liter how experienced or even base ne may be.
one OF the visitors from an adjoining district came
IN while our reporter was taking notes He was call
ing upon the last family. He quickly inquired into
the case, and ne cheered the poor woman up; Qe
patted the child and told her she would nnd1h th3
society he represented hundred kind friends who
would attempt to fl the place OF the loved one
dead. The visitor was the secretary, NJ. Faure.
ne look one OF the mourning wOme6, friend OF
the family, to the nearest market and there pur-
chased enough food TO last them for the week to
come.
THE KIND People OF NEW YORK
VIII take care Of them Tar into the iuture; the
woman Will be assisted to earn an honest and re-
spectacle livelihood and the child, mayhap, grow up
TO pure w0manhO0d, unsuled and honOred, thanks
10 the kind souls who minister to the poor.
VINO Will say that the HERALD fund Is not nobly
applied, as 1t is generously givenp VINO In all the
city Will not envy these men working for the friend
lessf
This is single case noted by representative Of
the HERALD but IL Is one OF many passing many
night when no eve looks on but tire eye OF God.