davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

NAVAL srOREs-Tle market spirits Turrenrae r1e
SO hl 4il. lt p
,l b6 "a at5c from wnlrf p hh fii.. 80 tl iiG
AMI 100 bills a. u EtllIau l-uly -e rut
Out ub.. q -)J alls. Go strsusI - 100
L 100 Pae ti co. Tar se-T bot au - - - %
rar -0u aui P..l .te4y far lJ0brg
dsn4ul. quoted o. - 81 24 - 90
Os-L very pnccs without quot1ble change
we r8te g 30 All eoaJTc uu. Cg-e llsn
st.4y with uolrre demand. Meala.en quiet unctalgl
Gu. .f-l q ~ Dtlsr Oi1 aIe lul-
pgUVIOy stronger bat the de-
u.rd f9- ie he srs $40 ht
IN slG 90 f slT - NeE Mess sli 90 hE7a
re hear o 500 D> Mess seller yctontf @ so l@3 Bi p i-r
srd and isg of go bhls S-d-lO 90 PLAN Mess
Meats
r The 0Fe1r-y sales 1 $50 Pr.i SHoue-s 40 9ls-i 700
~ saossl az lJc.; 900 City Pcd Hams 2 20 l4c
gI ,m1. gtste. Hams is, 900 % Belle. ll
-5rt l % 9lz. go uoIss Western slur CAR uieri Jz
70 .res i141 Jc Dressed Hors demand.
LAR weaker bat n4ctvri Of JSO
ls 90 f0r SO. /; e 'r ttrf So for Far % Prime
Sesm 81 White 9Te- a. - i,r uiarr delivery hear "
pr me Stem f1r july 81 s go CO seller A1lst 20
SEC 500 te SeDteElleT lJlGc; 500 te Deee
her 4 g. Sod e. Isuua. =.
PsTKO. market l0f Retl3 uas ri quiet auf without
gsgi. be eaaHEei .oel t II tl of Jur All AUNT
srd -c ,r rsDteuT Cases dl uomuli ~ lO Cra.e
nsrEc ve- lu generally seadt spot qloie 81 OF
fri.0lelu DrUue u aJ1lL % It1fUAc. and
Psrars Al Philadelphia She u-rs ruled steady az is s.
1Cr July an4 no transactions uROuei
RICa-Ialc Al- a fl -enli 20 % p-a tie sIk 1i l4a-
go.n Do reported O. p, 800 uags-
sUGAlS-avB 14l been pressed oT SAFE, lng 20 conelJle
having been shading from
ale, Aggregate ihi, salv 70 4S far good Re-
frrg Tubl and Zls boxes ~ Tor MOasses hLIsi
Cayed a1a De- for Cen,niugaL We quo.e:
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
RECEIPTS OF pRODUCE.

nr- AVID RutEOadt
IUT 24G pkys As as hhs Copper 636 bales Cotton
7l43 lba Four lGsJ uhs Aes i39 bags Mea 326 bash
What - 3. bush Com. - l52 $500 bush. Pea
lao b1s Egg. $40 PICS. DRIED Print 80 0b on l25 bba
l. Oh 81 bales Hemp 81 Hops % HIDES li8o9 sides Leather
~ p Lead SO bush Peanas go OcaE 20 34l pEes
Chee 100 Batter, 20 pEg Beef 800 Ca. Meats 46l
& Lsri 1853 TaoV 80 pkg4 Seau. 400 pkgs Grease
gOj ptgs Starch j22 pea & gOI hhs Tobacco 24O pks
TO0asco ,246 bales Wool. j95 bbS WHISKY.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25


orT7cE OF THE BoAKD " HARBoR C0HzissiosERs,
No. = fEnBEKTuN-sQuARE, BOsroN. July H. 1917
SEALED PROPOSALS sl be
DAY August 20 1873 AZ u O'Clock FOR neous vs
the junction Of the man and Port Point ChAnne HAror
by fats sold 20 the Boston and Albany Rsoa AID
tanning about one million feet oll~s;
l. For about O0 nea eet of light val Fort Point ChAnb
For about 500 feet Of heavy sal Port Point Chnns Asd
the "a
B. Sling .d parcel l3 aresca
from ne Of and t
Boston HarboI which - be dsed uniformly depth - Sea
"
a For ng sad parcel Sth good aEel rom sAs -
grade Ia
Of building ahas % par,sl
Aforesaid q o before October l. 1870
The above b. done according plans and ecsas
forenoon SID H., 0cook
REQUIRED i've zasncry sA...ut, t \.
will according h
tory bonds for the thfa Performance u his oeatsrt
The Legislature Of Massachusetts, Aas AarSras
thousand dollars toward The above seecha vA SLING
wo. than can b. paid tot By appiopAasa s As Less.s sss
the lava Of 1he Commonwealth
PROPOSALS FoR rrRCRAsR
Sealed proposals. ~i aso he received
the shoe portion of said u ass
bald said walls and Ao nus scssrsas .. r.-
20 The I1iy ei Rosen n relation pae~
fear farts nsde ees~ees ihe aa Coao~eAiA
Boston aaiei June ~ iS1A
he hgh 10 reject spy s~ all prcrc. ~ =. p~-s -
Of the 0evsfpot sod Ooaecal
fupesas mast be- efssd rape.sh " -sN~s-
on fsis sealed ~ stA directed lhs ,k..- - rse
tSs,.a omNc, ,~,N-,,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
COTTON AARKETN

MsnPhn July 24-CottSB frn; Low M3dhrgt. lS9a re-
seps 36s bales saipueu. 2SA bAbes 9,70S bAes
sAVAsAH. july 2l--Cottoa ndsHgs isA sss reesps
ss2 bales, ssle. bales stOek, b,1bA bAieA
Juy 2t-COttoa qutti MidJhnu lsl reeeps, oh9
baIss, shigsshu Ia bAlsA -
July 4Ceuon arm for good grades hddnss le &
reosps l4i bass; sales. Sl2 bales.
1aT -Cson sadr for good qualities hddings
lg.al9ls. Lo~ hlaa Ahss, ls.el0G GeO 0TdisAy l7s.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
Chances Tor Business M.a

FIRST CLASS fine GROCERY STORE
a fr sALE No 464 Egat-ave thriving
ong lease; eeglut s1oE-vllog Good rlAs1nA-or eing
An IMPORTING and JOBBING FIRM about
n cfargHg is business r SALE their With ea5 n
present Capital required sboat s55OOO anna pois
pratabIe business Address With name IMPORTER IHbue
Om,e 70 other viii receive attention
business for SALE or rEXCHANGE.-Fine
ID GROCERY aud TEA STORE; good n-E i.-t
ST 500 capital required Address PACLISOS CO.. cor ~ .nd -
Rsiroad-ave AMI BroaI-L, EeSarE.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

The C0tiu1 orr, running 10 quahU
grade ABOVE beloW the GRADE q1oiel.
PgEsRsr DELIvERr -,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
Glendlnning. Davls & AmorY's clOsing prices We

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 30 days time and II to
per cent bonus on 90 days, at points varying
from the market price Of the securities named
As fnllOMs.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

sTEARIN an and tenlnAl o. O igt frOe o. N t g. p r
prS ob Common Al oe and ToVOO Prime Cosni
WHISKY arn,r and in demand Of $50 bbl 95e rHa 20
ats
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
80 Uhom II nan Concern

INFORMATION WANTED OF GEORGE
SALTBR WILLIAM SALrER, heard from Boston.
them sh be thankfully by JOHN
BARRY SALTER Mystic Bridge New-London County, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
Marole Gno SIatc GIGHteIs.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. IZNG WORKS 134 and 1876 Egheath-st Marble and
MAntsl Thing Marble Counter Monunsnts At that
DEFY Connection Marble Tor tie
CTEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
Mante 2ZO and III
West Twenty y-hrist. between seventh and Eght4-syeS
THE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
uarerOoms UH0u-square Folrthsye, aud
tesntht Of MANfkLS, CRATES,
comprising many elegant desus, Bnees challenging
competition
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
Total ..1.O.8

Inc uded in the above ar 200 bales t0 suive 49,
In forward deliveries the tralsaetou only mcierae and p
the early the ate months sales AZ oH
ali bsss Of Low MiddiuU:
Sales last evening" after Julv. 200 II 90 lll6ei angus
220O Il 10 ll6c September, 200 lsfs total &bpO bA
SALES to-day M july 800 q 2O'sa, 800 q 70 ~
2OA 200 20 9l6c 400 2D2, 100 AZ 20 p lbc % ~
2Ol 100 ~ l6c 100 st 20 lJ-52c LOO Al ~ 1 NV ~
20 1899 800 NJ 20l2 100 a. 2Oa loo a 20 Aeg'
100 lua zoo lB Ji6c 700 at 10 l932e 800 50 ~ ~
600 a !. b. 700 % 1872 100 ., la s,,b. ~ a ~
l5hi zoo 9' 200 Il 10 2l3-c 800 80 l5s 2uO a. ~
32c sou ~ l3fs se1ener 800 40 Sic, 800 q lS 93S V
I-l. October 800 Il s Total l5,5OO bAi grand o'
20 500 bales
tDFfkEThe market ur Rio Coffee has ben acve and hr as
l.l4H 1fgs private terms 3l5O bags pe- Helen "
l9s bags pei Nordh is goii there has also ote
materially rellcll
ulnL..n IL. .-Lrn n.-I 81. nnnl..
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
THE MARKETS.

ICArtfully for THs rEiBuys -
THURSDAY JulY "a. 1873
AsHRSpois steady With nods1 obbng demands quoted AZ
IS ~ Pearls dul nominal
COFrON-rhe the ot has ruled dnli
pes quoahe large Of The sales NAs 10
a. rFrv vlpyxrr W. sfolo1
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
Sdplnqs DGuKs

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
~ cor NJ Fourte-rb. Interest per ron 20
Let Of each month 632 ~ Supu s-6l5l3 a.
q. vs.. BalSCKRRu0FF secrst4-7. r. d. BULL Prssl-nt
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
y Corner Eahta-ayc aud Is est lIrf-i0lf,lst 4
INTEREST COMAENCES the FlbsT Gay Of elca mouth SIX
PER CENT INTEREST PAID. ....-..-
HANK omen daily from 10 also MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS rom D % 0eurE.
JOHN HOOPER President JANIS u. Bennett, secfe.ar7'
THE TRUSTEES OF THE nEAMENs BANK
SAVINGS ordered ttat INTEREST pll 20 ---
1osors entitled for months enirg @ 49, ~ oo~'-
on sums Of Dollrs SAX PER lEN per
and -,,-- ,,,., g,,,-,- --
exceeding 500 Dollars The te ~ FIVE PBh 1ENI per
anauu, payable o1 sal after MONDAY, 2lss .-st
AeW-York, July 10, 1873. - 90 ,.-, ,, -.,.
JoHS II. BoYyToS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
uAvtFA.

sFIg-he srEet remains quiet Int steady. Receipts hsve
- bse Herioan wa BraIss; llS Orleans -
bs Gupwa l3 bales Puerto Cabeo sales only 70 bales
IN. mtrke Actve and puces drm Receipts
az 6slss Para az Central American 26 hale Puerto Csbeo,
~ % b.s, ou, n sales 60 OO0 Puerto CAbeo
AID 900 y Centb American. we quote;
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BOSDs-Coupon or
Registered interest 2 per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, 81 10000.
For sale at the office of the COMPANY No ~ Cedar
ST., n Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS President.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
GouarInersnlp Aontes.

EEv.T1RK. July % 1873.
NOTICE.-The COpartnership heretofore ex-
strg between JAMES and JNO. T. MCINTYRE under The
" MCINTYRE BROS dissolved by mutual consent On th 70 u
Nv isst JAS hClNTIRE
NOTICE.-The Partnership heretofore exist
~ ng between ES L. TRAVIS sud myself Is o S-1
THIS DAY shall attend o M -rl lI14aton
BENZ ". FLOYD formerly OF ). L. raEls 4 Go.
Eew-York. july %. 1873 - - -
B. " F0vd v lis Provision Business a. -o5, 10 ot
and 269 Broomest
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
l. JOSIAH COLBY Co. hereoy b. Hslai
consent. 1isso we'd. JOSIAH COLBY,
J. 4. COLEMAN
Yew-Yort. Juy IS 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

lhe money market was easy az 1 20 D per cent, tAe
rates for commercial paper being unchanged.
There was a firm tone 10 the Government bond
market and prices did not sympathize, TO impor-
tant extent with the decline in gold This was due
TO the strength of the foreign markets and the steady
demand for bonds. Fisk d Hatch report at 8 D. IN.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

OF the FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD
BONDS of the n. Y. MIDLAND RAILROAD less than
S5OO,OOO remain unmaIketed. With TIE hAL cor
NEcTED BETWEEN NKW-YORK and OsWEGo the
earnings of THROUGH BUSINESS must soon JUS
tty the great merit claimed for these bonds.
FOR sale by GEO. OPDIKE a. Co., - Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

The sterling exchange market felt the effect Of the
foreign news in a decline of sight bills. Prime
GO day bills are still nomnally quoted at 1095 with
sales at concessions Of ! to per cent The nominal
asking rates are rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

BONDS AT A BARGAIN
MONTCLAm RAILWAY Bonds.
guaranteed by tho Midland Railway, for sale at 50
JAMESON. SMITH d CorTIso, "A Broad At.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
THE MONEY MARKET.

July =, 1913.
alLFs AT rHE STOCK EXCHANGE-oFFICLAL REPORT.
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE TRIBUNE
FIRsT CALL 10! O'CLOCK An.
sales or Government Bonds
soOO $3.50 Co. 65, n1177s 10000 5s lOlO Cp I15p
10 900 L b. eaI.........llANI
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
Urcpcsals
PROPOSALS FOR Sea WALLS


DREDGING IN BOSTON HARBoR FILLING A PARCEL OF
SOUTH BOSTON FLATS, AND FOR THB PURCHASE OF SUCH
PARCEL.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
100000
Principal Due 1893. Interest Coupons Payable Isl
Feb. and LIST August, in City of hew-YOrk.

The Directors Trunk Line between Toledo and ST. Louis com
ppg with is branches 600 miles Of completed road have decided
m order crest Of c TO relay the En-
TIRE LINE WITH STEEL RAILS, experience having
proved m By substituting steel or iron rails roads doing 50 heavy
tae the saving alone without any allowance for increase OF Ou-
ness sufficient 10 pay times The amount Of this Mortgage
before maturity ssued $4,000 900 Of cent Mortgage
Gold Bonds. BEISG TIE ONLY PER CENT GOLD BOND
iaauei by this or any q he Old computed Tunk Lines.
The steady Of business this line will be rapidly and e'ty
augmented BY its connection Canada Southern Railroad which
will be open for 4c seks rendering the substitution OF steel
rails d necessity.
The net earnings the 1871 and 1872 % paTng The interest
on Mortgage debt Of the Company, largely excess Of TIE
amount necessary pay The interest this Mortgage.
We now offer these Bonds f7r sale At NINETY AND AC-
CRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY.
The large earnings Of this Road With s future prospects, make this
Rnna. IN ON oninon. " asdonbel secnrty.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

Rve Flour Prnlsv . oV~ ~
Corn Mea. AR demand s Of 600 obs w quote
Corr Jersey 50 2Ods3 80 eora Nest brrS5 50 "a
Celn Ms- sstsrt % 80 Com ~ BrFef -9sl5 -
Canadian Flour g = jOGss so California ard Oregon folr
in moiarste de1,-i $ JU4eJ 30 Beg aoaN aTa an1 49,
tive. Vfe at 81 1JdsI 30 Fire yellow u 2jG4l u Co2r
O5lzI LO Cob a-aI ~Oa9Oc; Oruun1 Ieta 81 4-4 ~
PkEIGHT-Thc inquiry or accommodation hf vessels on me '
va moderate ih r-te ruling Vee for charter were ID
hons The e-glg1e1is To Liverpool 1 sieau toOO o'
Gran 1I 10 900 hlsi OF Cram 10 ~ a. Pr sta,,it 1o
lrs of Cr.ae 20 1Ot br l 900 lrf Com a lu 80
oar m Ie 500 taL R1il A. 3d., l3J Hhs, OF CAKE, 5
bills Flour hl At 3. 81 To Antwerp p . ca.
200 bts. Of Ros.n 800 tcs Of L.u oa private Fls'
Rotterdam b steam 200 bbl hour AZ o. 81 @ le ena
cu4e itLru bark hence 20 N'-ssal ii -'o'
rt.rceur 4g- and 80 gatutyi brsl bars lelee w
tneHtaI port. 900 Jo Ielnd d % T. & nefiAA3 -iA'
German bliuc port -JJuu .a- I,--t lo
81 au Amern bark. l.les v'7age -6OO oo rulel M
4Os; brIb bars, from Philadelphia 20 1oa-tll-. o. 1''OO
5tI. u refined do 6s g. OfueT transactions were penang
GgAIy-rhe Wheat opened stronger, unlr T hEl ar
ss u rrrers held Wheat E and ~ molerle ae
rsrd Ih. u-se closes rg agarr. he liel arrivals
uoce sample o neN crop feHn''iTala cor 20 p.
i. Moore. g ~ very lallii- ~ - -,
springs 81 ala-l l5 .ef 10 E go = tr-gser;
Marviani 81 900 bush No hhWaaste ie oa oi @5e
Il 4J-5 I0et md close teYl lh 'ct fe 40
Ne.teu 41d42c; Nbe Il - 4Jlei ae hHe4 al ~
42L R-- -rM.r; Western he'd ~ -Jc aaI oc l We -"'s
Die a SAMPLE crop jersey coHsyud 90 T. IL van Wagner
MID l rrvais. uice. shade better, though co1lg ;sl
otg 10 The absence OF gti The la as uUO mA
mo snl Uuouul l8c foT hot and ~ d53e ~ sn drt
- ri al 81 qj6- or .teamsr M1e4 2DJoc.
White a. - 74c-5c:-IeoW 40 90 JOc
HAr- artet aI aeayy th decline 1ots' 10 lss'
SO dui ami noHna unea-l.e- We quote -
MoLAss-soe sales aggregate 2Is9 bids i-cuiHg
Boo. 33EJi- ~ Kite. %i-; - Cook i1e, a-1
Porte cy, 50 a5oe ala De close hrn Nth ra-eea e1~ We
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

In State bonds, there were no new features and
prices were generally without important change
Teunessees sold at sOs. The following were the quo
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
5dles op AuuICu

NzRwrs, Areuoneer
DY BANGS MERWIN a. Co., 6j8 Broadway,
I'D BonstsaeO Of Books Wor1 Of Ar finev Gooes &c
DY JOHN II. DRAPER & CO., Auctioneers.
ID Delaware LackaEanna and Western Railroad Company '
sell - .
$4,000 TONS OF SCRANTON COAL
n Public Auction on WEDNESDAY July 30 y o'clock q;
20 Exchange place SAMUEL sLOAA FreaoenL
8 HERsAN. Auctoneer
MORTGAGE SALE.-By virtue of two
vi CLat,el Mortgages, SELL, puoc auction, FRIDAY,
0q the Colosseum No 'cOnlay The entire
FURNITURE place. positive Deae invited By oriel
Of PHILIP T. SMITH, Attorney Tor Mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

vc- oz ryr LAEH qHOaE soyrHySs RAiLEA'l
''' IesPAsI, CLsvEIASD, Ohio. June ~ 1914 ,
DIVIDEND or FOUR PER CENT UPON
"a ~ o, s5ek Of this osnpsny been decrsi sayane On
d. - I'd 4asg.t 1873 oee Of the UnOz Trust COMPANY
Of New Fork -, - a.. - A.. ~ f,ly
The Trns Books be closed on THURSDAY th ia a'y d1ay
-. -, ..e,sd =, ao,,,y me syat1 of AHgug lsrt
ueh' 'N4 i''p'''' '' -'' JAMES r. BANKER Trasnrer.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

tOrilY attained OF course opinions vary very widely
as to the future course Of gold though we think the
prevailing idea is that the powerful clique who have
for weeks controlled the gold market have the
power to advance the price when IL shall seem
good to them to do SO. Whether this view
of the case be correct or not the fact that
for some time past gold has been shipped
abroad for ordinary business purpose az
well perhaps as for purposes which were not ordi-
nary together with the mystery with which the Sec
retary manages TO surround the question Of the
amount of gold held by the Government. tends to
cause nervous feeling the part of those who re-
luire coin for legitimate purposes. And the fact
that merchants continue the practice of borrowing
instead of buying gold for their immediate neces-
sites is a subject of remark among men of conserv
atiye tendencies. They argue that only such mer-
chants as have on hand large stocks Of
imported goods can afford 90 another
Black Friday and yet the borrowing of gold on
heiTpa creates the most neccSstOu short interest
and one that is the most easily alarmed in time Of
panic. Again. if the calculations Of those statis-
ticians who have considered the question of Treas
ury gold be correct then the Government is not in
condition to render much material aid in case of an
emergency. The rate OF discount of the Bank Of
England was reduced to per cent at the weekly
meeting of the directors this morning. The Bank
gained in bullion for the week ESJ46O7. The rate
of discount in the open market is ! per cent
below the quotations. at bank, while money
at the Stock Exchange on Government securities is
reported per cent below. These influences had
Oppressive effect on the gold speculation here and
the declined from Js to 1l5s, with little more
activity. There was q recovery to 49,. the late
dealings being at 115}Gll5s. The Treasury sale Of
S1OO0OCO gold to-day netted 1875 TO 1851; bids
were made for nearly three times that amount, at
1861 to 1551. On gold loans the rates 3, p,
and per cent for carrying. The Assistant Treasurer
dlsbursed $1,000 in redemption Of $40 bonds and
Sls5OOO on account of interest The days business
at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold
cleared, SOL $4,000; goL balances S1,5I765O; cur
rency balances, Sl.796,7O7. The following were the
nnntatin-
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25


T. Currency Gs....lI44 1l42 Us G7s Rer &J1l7 ll7
.. 6s 1881 Reg llss llss US52O % CouJ ll77s lis
c. Ga 1851, CoLlI97s 1908 USj2O 81 C0uJlIes ll9
$500 Reg M &Nll6os III Us 52O'Gs C0uJ llss 1883
U.s5-3u 81 C0u,N III llT4 U. :. lO4U. Res ..lI4af
$500 O. COaN ll7l2 l14 q, s. 1910 Cou..llJe 1lJds
5U 90 ll9-s ll9as L. 1881 CoulIJ4 49,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
Qnatahons

FLOUR AND MFii-rhe dsrncrd for Flour Is noierle hli
Whest Ertras ancT brands Of n n
nesa these firm Shipping brands are easier nd a a.
the close tl market Irregular and fairly active; low gre M
shad easier; Winter Wheat brands readT; assortment % de-
rbe sales Of II bbs ueBing 1000 nb Ciygolud foaI
L L -...--
, 1873-02-24
PERSONAL.

Gen. silas Seymour, OF New York, is at the
Tromout.
THO Hon. J. ". Green, Iowa, is at the Tro-
mont Houao.
". B. Hubbard, Milwaukee, is at tho Gardner
House.
q. T.. Smith, and Q. 7. Smith, Columbus, O.,
sro at tho Gardner House
L. D, Dibblo, President Of tho Ponineuln
Railroad, ia at tho Tromont I1ouso.
". II. aouddor President OF tho Chamber Of
Commerce, 1T. Louis, is at tho 6arylnor House.
Tho Hon. John J. Safely, Clorls Of Tho House
OF Representatives., Iowa, IL at tho Tsomont
uouBo.
r. 4. Tubl,s, Division Superintendent Of tho
Wcutorn Union Photograph otn1lpany, 0aloBburg,
aud tho Hon. ". S. BROOKS, Joliet, arc at the
Tretuout House.
Tho funorul sarycos Of Mrs. L. 0. q, Willard
will tao place ut 11:ao o'clock this forenoon. i1l-
aead Of 10ao % hqTo;oloso i1s sennouce1 IRON
Tllroop Btroot.
". Kollogg aud wife, Peoria, George A. Law
, 1873-02-24
CHURCH STATISTICS.

An interesting "invostigution haa been
made by q local religious JOURNAL respecting tho
church census as gison by tho Government in
tho first volume of tho ninth consus report, and
tho ecclesiastical reports au giyon III tho church
books. Great discrepancies arc discovered,
which In some instances Hoom to be "iuoxplica-
blo," u1llcas. RS the journal romarkB, "thoy arc
churgod to tho vicious character Of church Hta-
tistics." For example, tic United Brethren do
nomination claims s,75a churches, while tho
census report gives but /, as !; tho Baptist de-
nomination claims 1856 on their church
records, whilo tho conaua Of tho Government
g,vos tlom IA, 474. It is probably true that do
uo1ninational zeal and ambition, in too many in
stances, has boon cnumerating through " tho
records" paper churches that tho Unitod Staten
Government has not boon able to find. It is too
often tho case TINT church on paper is not
what it Ia in fact. Lot tho investigation 60 on.
It is tho facts that aro now dolnnndod 1noan-
time We hereby append i tabulated statement
from tho cenBuBtakGr:
, 1873-02-24
.6ho End of tho JEaule1 CABcs

From tho iiEic York Tribune, EGU. Il.
Tho victory OF Charles O'Conor in tho United
statos Court, yesterday, marks tho close Of ono
Of tho most remarkable litgatiouH in the annals
Of American courts. Law quits. rs rulo, arc
only interesting when summed up BY novelist
in lis happiest mood, but in tho Jumol ostato
caso werc combined oloments of romance, mys-
tory, and revolutionary rominlsonce which took
it outside of tho back Offices OF lnwyers app-en-
tices, and rendered it Q theme Of general Discus
sion as tho proceedings woro Developed iso feoIa
Of tho present jury systom aro 80 garlng, and
when the 1ury-bo1 Inns become 4
synonym for uuinqulsltiyo Ignorance,
the constitution Of the struck"
Jury in this caso has invited public scrutiny, for
the twelve men to whom have boon rehoaraed
tho extraordinary history Of Aaron Durr's vito,
and the rroblematio circumstances under which
George Washington Bowon was born, hayo beon
respectable merchants and mon OF wealth aud
Intelligence and their attention has beon given
to these proceedings at great sacrifice Of time
nnl moanH. The amount involved, too, has
boon very large, for tho homestead and nnim-
proved real oslate with which Stephen Julnel
endowed his vito fifty yoars ago, aro now worth
gray-hairol Bowen eagerly etrotohod out lia
haud, md to which Mr. Chaso aud his children
havo tonaoionsly clung.
The principles Of law involved hayo boon as in
tricate as the quoBtionH OF fact hare been COM
Tllcatod; aud tloy lavo boon debated by auch
eminent counsel a. Charles O'Conor and Judge
Hoar. Although tho court-room Inns rosoundcd
with tho ordinations and reoriminations OF
counsel, md although tho evidence las beon 30
incongruoua Us to load to the conviction that
memory had oithoE boon lost, or tlat human
tongues had grown white with perjury, tho dra-
rnatio nature Of tho Incidents Of tho controversy
to last. Garrulous old mon hayo re-
Lonraod tho scenes OF their youth and
dispensea thu goBpip ot. the Revolutionary
epoch the strange record in the liking Henry
Book " has boon acrutnized; Mr.. Hulrs account
Of lis first interview with the infant Bowen ut
Mai. Dallous haa beou aualyzod; reaombnncoa
have been traced and specimens Of pen1nan-
ship compared and tho interoat has not boon
lost even whom tho most complicated questions
of land titlo and probate Law hayo boon tho aab-
jact Of argument.
At lust tho case was submitted to tho jury,
who required little moro than hour to dotor-
1nine TINT Nine. Jumel WAS not tho mother Of
George Washington Bowen, and that even il
she wero, she lind at tho timo Of ler death no
estato OF interost which an heir would DO en-
titlod to inherit, as the couvoyancea nude by her
, IL 1928 could only l,ayo been revoked by will.