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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-21
SULLIED ERMINE.
Judge Sherman, Of Ohio, and the New York Stock
Exchange-Letters Of the Judge to Mr.. Lock-
wood-The Damning Evidence Too Plain
Bassett Of the Ways and Meana.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. 1879
The Committee OF Ways and Means resumed the
consideration OF the New York Stock Exchange

WASHINGTON Feb. 20, 1879.
The Committee OF Ways and Means resumed the
consideration Of the New York Stock Exchange
subject to-day.
TO The charges Of Mr. Colgate against him. Basset de-
n,ea that be ever made any proposition to Colgate TO
money, no! sd he ever make any propostioa
5 ss GS ss Se
Witch Sore on the subject Of Mr. b9ss n
produced before the committee in :
CONTRADICTION or JUDGE srEnMAs,s TESTIMONY Ion,
LEeRANp LocKwoop, Esq -
IN ss .RsFs ss s sS. r
scua a as as w.. @ That n they
and may do harm. Their action last summer pre- vented
sns as As
s s s S
70 % once &c hs 81 sW
SsS, e e., ,Ss END 4
Ws oY Yours w"X uy s me hear notsaE sx all
in IN sn9ns5 Letter to Mr. June m
.s% ss
s ns when g Ss g
books Of your house advise me-
DEAR sn-r have about come 10 the Combustion sat
you have been unsuccessful in bringing those parties to
At t. If SoSr r ssTSe a
s1a Ss me 70 washington In week or days
action while there upon the interests Of those
gentlemen Let me hear from you upon the subject
ne in relation TO the stockholders OF
Credit Mobilier OF whom your father may re-
suit IN claim upon the estate. however think Il will
not; but be hrm TO say and do nothing. will ascertain
advise you at the proper time. Very truly, &c.
@. T. SHERMAN
To LEGRAND LOCKWOOD, ESQ =
THE TESTIMONY TO DE SENT TO COMMITTEE.
The Committee OF Ways and Means, in session
today DECIDED that the testimony before them affect
cary for their consideration and for such may
be considered proper In the premises.
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TRAINERS AND DRIVERS, ASSOCIATION.
The Trainers and Drivers Association met on
Wednesday evening, at JOhnson's, corner Twenty
eighth street apd Broadway, and passed the follow
CODE OF RULES.


must Be made at time spscied for their c ife
sh sp be ia fmsy
fore the e1sns entries giving full particulars OF the
RULE RELArIyE TO EyrRIKs-No member of this asso-
conditions Of the entry are that -four shall enter and
take part in any where such condition is adver
Der Of this association shall make entries where
a @ tor the & amy s
A9 s0ss a re- &c sed 10 are hs
"&s9sy f.esg fs & Seeaf HSS of h,
aH3 S s q i s 0 wEo sr .EsS III
stand paHstaay at that time Any member s s Violating
treasurer Of this association. Wv '"'"'' :" '''
cSTns for ssr ssa AZ ss
a ea to sssSs ONE the cf hSTe
shall Come up advance horse before crossing
the score under penalty Of so tor each
Shall be allowed 70 turn his horse for The word inside
allowed sponge out his horse horses oitener than
RULE 6-RscAspisS sgssnrurror or DarvRna case
dryer shall be tafen rom his sulky, wagon or
this association shall become substitute or drive in his
stead unless with his consent and II driver Is substi
driver said substitute shall demand and receive from tho
sum Of Previous g starring FOR the next
per cent Of the premium which he WINS hshsll also be
nnpTeudced driver such SUBSTITUTE al
A Ss &c S sssS say q
said dryer a Ss seG sutsa Y M
n 5 a av ey s s e
accepts such employment and in case driver who has
shall upon proper investigation find said driver npo.
cent Of the charge charges for which he has been ruled
sn until said driver Is reinstated In case any driver
track Tor such reiusa member Of this assocafion shall
be allowed TO enter drive horse any track
longing 70 the National Association until said driver Is
RULr s-RKLArrvs TO PosrroSrxRSrs case of post.
ponement Of any race or races for any reason Dad
the first good day following: tG
RULE 9-RrLArIvE TO PorrosExxsrs WHERE TIxx
ISOLATION where the time conflicts with the OF any
other association and where the same horses are
range their that said shall have
opportunity 10 ot 70, all the purse. IN which they are
% shan Ay eaiH Ss
paid by the owners or drivers Of said horses.
s be The uy " any 70
time the second horse In every heat and the horse win
ming the SECOND money shall be given record the same
RULE ii"Rsiirivs 70 ExrRirs Nor ALLOWED 70 START
As many hsrses may be entered by one owner or as
desired but only one that has been owned controlled
in whole or in part By he same person or persons or
RuIs i2cRsIArivn TO HsIfs AND Hoasxs Eucrstx 10
hSs so4 sss IL s s
Der this association shall take hofse to train or drive
except the owner OF said horse conforms " The
RULE iS-EsI.rIvs 70 ASSOCIATIONS. member a,
Of this association
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SUICIDE IN JERSEY CITY.
81 Am Going Upstairs to Shoot Myselr'-
How q Hush o nd Kent Hfs Ward

melancholy case Of suicide occurred yesterday
in Jersey City, abeut noon. Henry Ford, a pattern
maker, residing at 1os Newark avenue, came home
feeling, as his wife says, rather unwell. He had
been for some weeks subject to spells of mental de-
preston, and gave utterance on more than one
occasion to the determination to shufGe or the
mortal COIL This time he said to his wife, "a am
going up stairs to shoot myself" She could not
word. She heard the report OF . pistol,
and she at once called In Justice Allen,
they entered the room they found Fore
stretched out, with q new hve-barrered revolver
In his right hand. Mr.. Allen wrenched 10 from min
with some dificuity Medical attendance was pro-
cured, and an examination showed that the bullet
entered the roof OF the mouth and lodged IN the
brain. The unfortunate man was living Up to .
late hour last evening, but recovery V impossible.
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ANOTHER DEATH SENTENCE.

-.trv GALEsBURa III, Feb. 20 1873
Judge Smith this morning refused motion for
new trial in the case Of Osborne, convicted last
week OF the murder of Mrs. Mathews at Yates CITY,
and sentenced the prisoner to be hanged ON Fridsys
the 14th Of March next
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG.

tWeAtlcS.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government list was weak in the forenoon
in the general apprehension OF further panic, and
the '67's sold down to 117A cash. With the none
tary relaxation alter tive o'clock and the 1rmer
tenor of the gold market, prices rapidly recovered,
the '67s advancing FULLY one per cent frsm the
lowest point OF the day. The following were the
closing prices United States currency sixes 1877
ia; do. do, 1881, registered. 115h 49, do. do
do, coupon, 49, 10; do. ive-twenties, regis
tered, May and November 1111s IL; do. do, 1862
coupon, do, 116h 1862 do. d. 1854, do do 1161S
a1167I; do do, 1885, do. do, 118 1851; do. do,
1867, registered, January and July, 1151s ll6; do
do, 1865, coupon, do, l16h 1167S do. do 1867, do
do, 118h 1885; do. do, ls88 do. do, 110
hog; do. ten-iortes registered, ITO HOY; do
do, coupon, 11114 11lA; do. dves Of 1881, regis
tered, 1924 a 1131s, do do. do, coupon, 1885 a
115.
STOCKS EXCITED, CLOSING STRONG.
The stock market was the scene Of a feverish
and excited business throughout the day, with, in
the period up to two O'Clock, frequent and quick
alterations of hope and fear TO the eventuality
OF the crisis Indeed. the recurrent stringency in
money so disheartenea speculation in the fore
noon and the announcement OF the failure OFF. l..
Brownell Il Brother in the afternoon so excited the
feeling of panic afresh that lower prices were
made for a spell thaa were touched even in the
worst of Wednesdays trouble. But the passage of
the hour for deliveries without further failures
and the arrival oil three O'Clock and easy money
gave new courage ana lively faith TO the bulls."
The relaxation in the money market was ike the
pouring of oil on troubled waters, or rather 1T
acted like oil to set the machinery OF speculation
all in motion again. The last hour OF the day wit
messed, accordingly, q
RAPID ADVANCE IN PRICES
throughout the list, those that were the soonest
to fall being apparently the promptest to rse as,
for instance, Union Pacific which fell from 32A to
Is on Wednesday, but returned to 80 this evening.
Other Illustrations OF this sudden recuperation
were New York Central at 1908, Western Union at
So Lake Shore at el1s, Wabash at OK, Rock Island
from 1903 to 1868. kilograms from Boston an
nounce the formal organization OF the bondholders
OF the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad into
corporation called the New York and New England
Railroad Company, and the assumption by them of
the franchise of the Boston, Hartford ana Erie Com
pany as conveyed In the deed OF trust which went
with the creation OF the mortgage now iorecosed.
We again refer the reader to our adjoining
news columns for further details OF the events OF
the day in the street. The story OF their trouble
told by the suspended nrns graphically describes
the situation.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Cotton unsettled; Texas ordinary Itdc srict ordi.
nary, l5c 6sc Net receipts l63S bales. Sales $780,
Cotton steady, in fair demand; ordinary I2ssc good
ordinary lHsc:; low middlings l7Sc middings Is<c.
Net receipts s bales; gross s32l Exports TO Great
Britain. 203a Sales. 70O; last evening, $780, Stock.
HS,406
- SAVANNAH, April H. 1873.
Cotton heavy; middings 1s6c Net receipts IDS bales
Exports to Great Britain, 76 Sales 66l Stock, 4Sa
MOBILE, April II, 1873
receipts 4S6 bales Exports. coastwise, So Sales TOO
Stock. 1851
CHARLESTON, April IL 1873.
Cotton dull and EASIER miadlings, ISlsc. q ISisc
Net receipts 493. Exports-To Great Britain 2glS;
coastwise, 1870. Sales 400. Stock, 20, lao.
LOUISVILLE, April IT, 1873.
Tobacco very firm and active for desirable qualities:
sales $50 hhds.
OswEGo, April IL 1878
Flour steady and unchanged sales 100 bbs at SIS 70
for No Spring 80 76 amber Winter, SO 30 for white
Winter, $l tor double extra Wheat quiet; No Mil
Western at 5Sc Oats dull State held Barley I'M
changed sales of 1000 bushels Canada at 81 TO- Corn
meal held at 81 30 for bolted 81 rs unboled per cw
Mleed unchanged, At S2l tor shorts S22 ter shpstus
to Philadelphia Coo. to Boston, re. 10 New York &c
to Albany 5ic
TOLEDO, April IL 1873
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat steady sales OF No 8
white Wabash at 81 IS ;extra white Michigan 81 9 No
do 81 81 amber Mchga 81 GA seller June, ST 7OR
No. red 81 "a 81 741a No red, seller Spr 81 g.
in good demand sales oil high Mixed spot at 43aIc.
seller May, Age; seller last half OF May 4jc; seller
June, Acc; seller August, 4Sc low mixed, sS4c;
gan, 3ac. Recepsl000 bbls. -four 5000 bushels wheat
5000 and 01 DO oats Snpmcnts-i40 900 bushels
wheat, 1900 do. corn and 5000 do oats
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THE RAILROAD BONDS.

The railroad bonds were more active ana the
market irregular in its tone, the monetary pres
sure causing moderate amount OF realzations
Boston, Hartford and Erie frsts declined TO 80,
cash but rallied to So Tae folio wing were the bids
Of the call, as amended by prices in subsequent
Dealings
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, April 1T-5 p. NJ
Consols closed unchanged. United states bonds, new
hves SJS Erie Railway shares, t05s Cosgols opened at
93 Tor money and the account United states vetwenty
bonds, 1865 old g, coupons 1878 9Ss tenforties
$685.
Fans BouRsE-PARrs April Typ M.-Rentes closed at
55f. SOC
LIVERPOOL CoTroS MARKEr.-LIvERrooL, April II
s r. M.-The market closed dull. Mddlpg Hplands Odd
Old mi ding orleans Dad The sales Of the day have
been 10000 bales including 1000 Tor speculation and
port. OF the sales 5O01 bales were American. Sales Of
cotton, shipped rom Savannah or Charleston, deliver
able III April, ats ll5d
LIVERPOOL BaeADsTuFfs MARKEr-LIvERpooI, April "
r. M-Thc market is quiet
LvERrooL PaoyiMoNs MARKEr -LryERrooI, April IL
Eyenng-Bncon, 40s Sd rer cwi for short rib mindless
and U.s.. 90. per cwt for Cumberland cut
LIvEIPooL PRoDUcE MARKET-lavEWPoor, April IL
p. M.--Coversecd, f0s Ais Cd per c1yt for american
red Common rosin s. Cd. So 9 per cwt Spirits tur
pentine i2s. 42s. CD. per cwt.
LoynoN PR0DucE MaRgEr-IoyDoS, April I7-Even-
lng-C0mm0n rosin, 9os. cwt. spirits turpentne,
aus I0s Cd. per cwt Taiow, Ais. per cvt.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY APRIL 49, TRIPLE SHEET

mand fair at the i'm Improvement Sales $50 bb June,
for also 6IIs extra KIT prime s,@ mess q a. q
BaconnThe market was hrmer and the demand ana TAR
2o0 boxes do. at TOO boxes city long clear last
night at 9kc Beef was In light demand, prlncpaIiy "a
ages within the range Of 50 50 sl plain mess,
prime DO, Aerces, and PAS a 3io for DO India DO,
hsrces Beef hams remained quiet but steady held at
$so sSs Cut messTrade to-day in either smoked or
change We heard Of sales Of 10 erces q picked
boxes dry salted shoulders at rs boxes clear bellies
10 lbs average, l0Lc Lard-The market for Western
was quiet but Arm Eaes 500 erces steam, spot ll6c
lo@ erces seller June at 9 and 500 tcrces for July
S Sno, nerces at se asc Dressed hogs were irmer
c.-Business to day has been only moderate, with
former prices current The sales include about 40 tcrces
at 65sc. a &c.
sudAR:-The market to-day fer sugar has been
very quiet but prices ruled about steady We heard Of
sales OF Ito hhds Of good fair refining Cuba at TIC. and
40 hhds OF centrifugal private terms. Refined was
also quiet at previously quoted hgures Messrs
Co in their weekly circular Of this date the
stock, sales and receipts as follows
Has Boze& Bags Aelado.
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HAVANA EXCHANGE,

HAVANA April l5;-Exchange frmer; on United States
sixty days. in gold "a a 34la premium; short sight, So
49, premium; on London, A. a Ii premium.
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soiidated bonds 62k a So; do, skies, deferred
scrip, 1874 IA; Georgia skies, 10 IS; do sevens'
81 q 80; North Carolina, ex-coupon, 80 81 do'
funding, 1885, is 20; do, do, 1868, 10 10 oo.,
new, II a Is; do, special tax, IA loh; missouri
skies, 93% "a; do, Hannibal ana st. Joseph, u
90; South Carolina skies, 25 40; do, new, January
ana July IS 10; do do, April and October, 20
Il.
GOLD FEvERIsH-117 1171.
The geld market was feversh and unsettled
under the varying influences OF the fall In
foreign exchange anu the subsequent report Of
the loss of specie In the Bank OF England. The
market opened weak and declined to 117h as a
consequence OF the non-advancement Of the Bank
OF England rate, but with the loss OF bullion just
referred to the price advanced to 117x. Here the
Generalization OF foreign exchange came in to
cause second decline, which took the market
down 10 1T. Late In the day the ease in money
encouraged the 'bull' side OF the market and the
market advanced again to 117,. The principal
px 0xv.nAt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-18

b5,ybo S9VJb 4IbS
Weauote CubaRehning, Inferior to common 7c 73sc.
grocery fair to good sSca she prime 70 choice, SIC
hava ana Dutch STANDARD Nes to- Ike
~ s1c l0c; do. y 70 TO- l0Ac. iJhc white loc.
tic. Porto Rico-Refning common to prime, 7c. skc;
ard. Nos 8tol2 6Ac. asc. Java-Dutch standard, Nos
7c. TIC
was firm and in fair request Sales 1900 lbs
hhds quoted at &C.
TALLow steady with sales of 1900 lbs OF prime
city at &C., and 10 0OO lbs of common at SIC
WHIsKEY;-Receipts, 23l bbls. The market was mod
erately active and hrm. Sales, 800 bbls. at DC.
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NOTICE-AIL BUSINESS RELATIONS AND CON-
1N necons between the subscribers ana 19r nam uray
- " Wy 80 W. y - ARTHUR CHENEY.
yoRx, April IL. 1874 t1LLiAGs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-18
AFTER THE STORM,
The Way Wall Street weathered
ne Gale.
Failure Of the Banking House Of J. L.
'eA Br0Wnell g. Brother.
A Closing Rise in Stocks and Decline In
Money.

Growing Confidence Among the Brokers-The,
Victims Story-Interview with Mr.. Brown.
eu-Why He Failed-His Customers and
Not His Own spsculations the
Reason-What Mr.. Barton Says
About His House y Scenes
Around Wall Street and
at the Stock Exchange.
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$1,000 Us Ego, c, 'c2..... llG
5000 US $40, c, '6l ;. il6
Is t0US5.su,c, 20, nj bee ll5ila
1910 do............ linss
2JJ small 10
2l09O us $40, +, 'cs, n. I'D
zUU0 Us SIS, iu-i9, Co.. III
Ix..0
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
lilo day for carrying to nat Tor borrowing. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
f0ows:-
Gold cleared $S4, 470O 600
Currency balances. ................... 2,lS7013
The SubTreasury paid out $500 on account OF
interest and $1,000 on account OF redeemed i've
tWeutics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-18

$1,000 Missouri 6's. SO.
1000 Long Dock BIDS.
1000 I'm Fac LIST m.
1000 Tn Il rs, ! g.....
10000 do. b c
5000 Western Pac BIDS.
2C00 G, q al q lst. -.
1000 b, II 4 Z LIST. -.
5000 do.
2U00P, FtW Il 9 Id.
2C00 Chic, Bur & q 8's
1000 Chic x N w LIST IN
100 shs Mar LID 4 MIG.
100 Con Coal. ID C
100 Del a II Canal..b c
6lkl West I'm Tel h q
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The quotations based on cotton IN Store running In
quality not more than half grade above below the
grade Quoted.
FLoUR AND eipts-Flour, u lOa hbls, wheat
2g7lO bushels corn $3.50 do cOrnnca l,luO bbls and
200 bags oats IL 225 bushels barley 1000 do. The flour
remained dull and prices favored the buyer The
sales, including all kinds aggregate about 900 at
prices within the range Of the appended quotations
within the range of So 20 50 rs Tor Western yellow SIS Is
rJerac do fOrW esteru w I'VE
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

The Southern list was dull and prices nominal
and for the Tennessees and New South Carolinas
lower. The changes were not impor-
tance. The following were the closing quota
lions Tennessee, ex-coupon, 1871 70; do,
new, ~ 7SH; Virginia, ex-coupon, AZ q go;
DO. registered stock, old 80 AZ; d. skies. con-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-07

Special oorrespond enc. of,he p.l,aa Herald.

Special Correspondence ofthe Dsyas Herald
IA7H7u al vienna, AusralA, April 10, 1873.
90 SF44 Itwould seem that winter and spring
have both personal interest in the great
n Worlds Fair, and have masifs,tea A.
winter by not quitting in an appearance
AZ until February, and remaining bat three
weeks, and thsn vacating his throne
e., without o protest or q, backward, glance
springia ceming early and going vigor-
ously to work, dressing the trees in green,
- spreading through the forests early In
~. March carpet Of primrosss and violsts,
and giving tho eager builders Of the TX.
.sa position buildings every incentive to have
their work completed by the LIST Of May,
according to CONTRACT. NJ
Every one says the winter has bees *
oeptiona, and in truth we find now the
season as far advanced as 1t was in Rome
last spring at this time. The Vissnsss
are employing the favorable opportunity
thus granted them in improving the ap.
psarance Of The cityraad tho visitors 10,
the Exposition will find vienna every
whore moro thsnusually q, trac,ive. Every
ssSaI Effort u Berry Mxds 70 have cOufort.bls
a.. ACCOMMODATIONS for the thousands Of ex-
pected strangers, and houses and hotels
Z IA are being rushed 10 cumpletisn. To charm
the eye, the gardens and parks are receive
ing additions 81, trees aud shrubs, new
fences are being put up and old ones re-
'-''' painted ID Tact, everything is being
rubbed and scrubbed and polished until
one can we'll imagine that with the great
l,T, inlix Of foreigners, and the more tkaa
- usual activity and ols.nlinsss Of the oily,
Vienna will, during the next six months,
sftsn exclsim, hCaa this boil 2"XR
The first Impressions en- entering
strange place sN hdifieult to sffass, but |
an sure no sss will want to forget the
: imprsisionA mad upon der BY ~ splsn.
dill railroad depots in Vienna, equal in
sizeto any in Europe, and artistisally Ca
rpsriorvte sAusrisss dspels. "a wn
aThe city, As It is termed, wsS former
~ surrouaded BY 1 wall, which il 1853
IA Vas astsiisd BY an imperial dssrss, and
~ in hsplsss ofihs WALL tho brssd Rissl
Strasse, with in rows Of trees and lamps,
its bride pathssad Imsspih ospt bsitdings,
now encirclss the city. Outside. ef this
~ .sireuit lies ths hrger party " yissns, d.
vidsd into suburbs called Fssstsais, asS
go !. always thus psksn 81, II Joasph vofitAdss
I, .Lsopola vorstsdt, only the ihner iowa ".
llt q ;r~lcallsd tihs Sitvr 49, fsrsr rsfisf
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WEDNESDAY, MAY I, 1873. %,
PURP0sEIEss LIVES.

1t was the remark of that splen.
did but Inflated queen, Maria An
toinclte, that" q scrupulous dis
tchmgrc autywas tho only foun:
dalton Of good life" How far
the maxim isobserved by thoyoath
Of this generation is well illustrat-
cd inctbc indifference they show
, towards tbes ncrest practical du,.
ties of life, prcfcrring rather an
,aimless and indolent career than an
aspigihg lahdlprofitable one. Hall
of tho young men of tho present
day have no MORO object in view
than an oyster. If they arc ener.
Ri gctioy at alh gitis in an anxiops,d
80 not a'wlly effort to Keep alive the
activities of somebody TO holp them
g., ahead, and this they requite by an.
ao, ungratoful 2asto of every auxilia-
ny furnished them TO speak Of
"to. morrow" is but drcary humor.
The nlureto them 10 butA dreamy
MA haze, meaning nothing. The pres.
cnt Is their only existence. They
liycna splendid nothing, and die
leaving no footprints behind thom
What m ust DO the future OF a
government whose existence rests
in such custody2 AND. how ims
portanteis THAT every parent
should establish the ycharaetcr4of
the child upon knowledge Of sclf.
support "bsbits1of -system, in:
dustry and honor. '''''-''- "'
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Our Vienna corresp ondent.'

Our Vienna Corresp ondent. 4.
sHa Wepresehto afssAdcrst this morn,
ing.xith the 6rstiof q series roflet
~ ters from athaFY ispnalExpositiosr
- f fgf which w, We perfected srrsSl o.
mcnts some weeks agoOyitt ladyS
well known to the litorary'cifclos'
ofsouF coppstryiI These letters VIII
.--bs..e0ntinnad through the entire.
term Of the Exposition, and coming
from thssbFiliiant and graneful pen
Of the gifted Mrs. Mary Allen, of
RI StALouisl we have no Hesitation in,
predicting for thom a most cordial
reception
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
alIver In West NiraInIa.

DiseOFetles of silver ore ln paying quanllties
are reported IN Putnam county, West Virginia on
the Stands of Mr.. Henry Pike. The story of the
discovery is curious. Mr.. Pike was mining for
coal, and after going in from eighty to ninety feet
band iroa ore. Some samples OF This ore taken
iiom the Outeroppings OF the vein were taken TO
his Oliiee, where they remained some time. 9he
late s n. Pike, happening to see these specimens
while on visit 10 the discOverer, who was his
brother at once pronounced them 10 be silver ore.
Several Of them were thereupon placed in the
hands of different assayers, and were found TO
Yield silver in various proportions ranging from
SS5.G4 to $l3S.42 per ton.