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Arizona citizen., 1874-05-02
Pine Lumber!

TENH F s ANITA RITA SAW-MILL IS ! now prepared to furnish all kinds of
 LUMBER AND SHINGLES at the Lowest Prices and of the Very Best Quality ever offered in this market.
 Parties wanting any kind of lum Der will please leave their orders at the store Messrs. E. N. Fish & Co.,, and they will be promptly filled.
Arizona citizen., 1874-05-02

"DID you execute this instrument with out fear or compulsion from your hus- band?" blandly asked the Judge. "Fear! Compulsioh! He compel me! You don't know me, Judge."
Arizona citizen., 1874-05-02
Tucson to Prescott,
SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA.

TTNHE BUCKBOARD OF THE UNDER | signed, carrying the United States Mails, leave Tucson every Monday for CAMP GRANT,
 FLORENCE,
 PHENIX, and
 WICKENBERG, Connecting with the Stages of the Califor- mia Semi-Weekly Line from that place to Prescott and Ehrenberg and san Bernar- dino, California.
 Travellers over this route can visit the Vulture and Bradshaw mines; also, all that rich mineral section in the vicinity of Prescott and Wickenberg, and will find good accommodations at the stations, and much the most pleasant route to travel over to San Bernardino and Los Angeles, California. JAS. GRANT, Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1874-05-02

Will give prompt attention to compound ing physicians prescriptions, and all or ders from the town and surrounding country. CHARLES H. MEYERS.
Arizona citizen., 1874-05-02
Taiioorl.3 ol.3 Sho,nl.

r THE UNDERSIGNED, WOULD LIKE IL, to inform the Public that have open ed a Tailor Shop on Mesilla street, above Woods Store, where I will be ready to do all kinds of
 Tailoring,
 French Steam Securing, and Repairing of Gents Clothing at the shortest notice.
 GEORGE ESSLINGER- December 20, 1873. n-3m.
Arizona citizen., 1874-05-02
Tri-Weekly Mail Line FROM TUCSON TO YUMA.

FVNWO-HORSE COACHES ARRIVE G at Tucson every
 Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Mornings; Depart at p. m. on Tuesdays,
 Thursdays and Saturdays, until
 further notice.
 Time to San Diego, Five Days. This will enable the travelling public to reach san Francisco in Eight days. rare to SOU !" San Diego, Gin gold coin or it's equiv alent, ,)":... A blackboard will leave Naricopa Wells every Tuesday morning for Phenix turning the next day. This is the quick est and safest ronte to the Salt River set dement's. Will connect at PheniX with Grants finc for Wickenberg and Prescott Connecting at Yuma with J. G, Capfon's line of stages to San Diego.
 JAS. A. MOORE, Proprietor. VI W. Williams tgent at Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1874-05-02
DRUG STORE.

HAVING ENLARGED AND REFITT- LII ed my salesroom, nd increased my StOoly of
Arizona citizen., 1874-05-02
The Citizen Job-OMce

Is supplied with FIRST GLASS .MA ACHINE DRESS And therefore has Facilities for Prfn ting All kinds of Legal Blanks, Stock Certificates, Programmes, Bill-heads, Posters,
 Cards,
 Envelopes, Letter-heads, Invitations, Tickets, etc. Neatly and to Order
Arizona citizen., 1874-05-02
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

I would respectfully invite the public to call and examine my goods and prices, at
Arizona citizen., 1874-05-02
To the Public of Tucson.

DE IT KNOWN THAT DIR. PETER ID Thomas has recently established him. self in this place, to benefit man in every way, but applies himself especially to the Restoration of the Hair on Bald
 Heads, as well as the hair to its original color, and also the
 Curing of Rheumatic Pains. Office on Congress street, north side. Tucson, February 2S, 1874. N-tf
Arizona citizen., 1874-05-02
J. E. BENNETT & co.

J. E. BENNETT 6 co. Southern Overland Mail and Ex. Go A RE NOW RUNNING A TWO-HORSE A vehicle three times week, from Tue son to Rio Mimbres where they connect with coaches for all parts of
 NEW MEXICO, TEXAS, CHIHUAHUA,
 AND EASTERN STATES.
 Particular attention paid to carrying EX- press Matter and comfort of Passengers. Office at $. H. Drachman'S store, Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1874-05-02
THE SIGN OF THE MORTAR,

On Congress street, at my old stand.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-07-16
Chicago Markets. July Is.

Chicago Markets. July Is.
1910 4. H.-Wheat lower and quiet a,
1.13H for July.
1O:l5 A. x.-Corn dull and lower at COX
for Aug.; 60Ac hid fce July.
1U:2v A. M.-Wheat unrettled and lower
Moderately &C i've at 1.l3h DISK for July
1.03A for Aug.
10:a0 4. M--Corn dull 6OI0s1c for July
60 * 0s0Ac for Aug. Whisky nominally csc.
Freighss nominally unchanged at SIC for CORE
to Buffalo.
11:s0A. Car lote-Wheat 14i. e I
49, Cats s. Rye 3. Barley 8.
1855 \ H.-Oats irregular. active. higher q
47A for July; 36kc for Aug; 347sc for Sept.
80 X seller for the yef; 49xc cash.
11:40 \. M.-Wheat quiet and frmerat 1-13s<
for July: 1.O9k for Aug. Rye. etiong, 4carcs
and higher, sales at 1.OO.
1875 z. H.-Provieione quiet; pork strong d
19. 20 -caeh; l9. 7O0S0 for Aug; 1888 bid fol
Sept. Lard neglected, nominal at II. SIX casl
and July or August. Meats hrm. sbonlderl
nomiDally cash and July; short ribs ar 9k0
SIC.
1902. H.-Whea4 quiet and STEADY Il 11s1
cash ard %1ly: l.t9k for Aug; No. Ninn
1. 30; No. Minnesota Lie; No. 3 1.Oe: rel
Sc.
1910 r. M-Con duh ct S1c cash and July
coke for Aag: rej. 5SkO69 Oats irregala
and fairly active ct AIN 047kc for July; 81.
for August: 6Ok G5Ox cash
| 1945 r, M.-Flour quiet no1inally unchang
ed; shipping extns 1t 6.0O05.36-
| 1:O0{P. M.-Rye firm and saleable ct 100
Barley steady, and moderate deDaand ct 81
| for Sept. Whisky firm ct CSC; offerings light
Ffeights steady win fair Inquiry It ~ { 70
corn to Buffalo; 6xcekc for corr and whea
TO Oswegc.
1:s9 r. M.-Wheat el.ieY 1t 1.1s4012x 10
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-07-16
YES, FARMERS,
IT IS JUST WHAT YOU WANT

Our CEMENT PIPE, ranging from 3
to 80 inches in dismetey. In Bridgeport.
Conn. sewers made Of our pipe were exam.
ined after sixteen yesrs' use. and found inst =
good Is new. During 81! that time they had
never cost dollar for repairs.
DRAINS-You can get nothing % good
for your money. They will outlast msny
glazed pipes. Frost will not Affect them.
WELLS-With this pipe you car keep out
al surface water md can secure . GOOD ven
II the midst Of quicksand.
CHlMNEYS-They make durable and
cheap chimneys. The St PAM chsmbey Of
Comm4rce closely examined our pipes and cor
daily recommended them Send fo- our card
and terms. BURNHAN 4 JONES.
Mandatory: Mississippi and Met streets,
st. Paul. u-r1e
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-07-16
The Anti-Monopolist.

vanished land night fell dark and stormy ,
with wild wind moaning through the
trees and knocking at doors and windows.
A chapter from some other life-book than
hers seemed to Marion, trying to realize
her own identity as she sat there Watching
the Pickering freight flush and pale upon
the dingy cabin walls. A folded shawl
had been thrown upon the floor, and Joe
reclined upon it.
"Hosses and carriages and houses" re-
peated Dosie mechanically.
"And pearl gates and harps -Dosie {?
Not old violins-g golden harps-eh, Do
sic p
eyes, grandpa
pause; then the weak voice question
ed half ENORMOUSLY:
"When p
pretty soon. I'm most sure it will be
pretty soon,'' came the soothing reply
from lips that began to culver, and the
sufferer sank into heavy slumber again.
Marion would have drawn the child to her
arms, but she shook her head with faint
smile.
I'm most woman-twelve years old.
I must take care of grandpa"
The clock on the rough old mantle
licked loudly and with fearful deliberate
ness the long hours through. At last it
rang out midnight, slowly and solemnly.
Something-no sound nor motion-drew
the tireless young watcher again to the
bedside, and in an instant she turned with
a low, startled cry. Marion went forward
trembling, and Joe limped to her side.
Through all the storm and darkness, the
watching and closed doors, one had gone
out from them unnoticed.
A strange, weird night that was. The
lonely little one forgot her burden of wo.
manliness in Marion's arms at length, ~
ing with wet lashes but quiet face
s'You see, Pm most sure it's better fo1
grandpa than the prizes-only it leaves m.
out, and he didn't ever mean to do that. ,
she whispered.
Drearily the dark, heavy hours dragged
by, until the seemingly interminable nigh
yielded to the gray dawn. Then, for thu
first time, the lids dropped over the child
brown eyes, and she slept.
'Joe," said Marion softly, "what is he
name? not really Dosie p
Don't know. Yes, do, too-Theor
dorer."
lheodoral Gift O. God-to whom? l
was partly that scarcely noticed it'll
verse at the inn, partly that questioning il
the wood, and partly all that had com
since that made Marion's answer to tn
thought a closer drawing of her arm
around the slender figure. The tide hat
turned that night, and was flowing out
ward from self to others.
The sun came out bright with the. earl
morning, and lighted up the caste {
snow but it was noon before s1n anxiou
party from the inn reached tie little cabi,
II want Dosie with ne always, father,
Marion had said when tie story was told.
And he answered, "As you pleas
Child" just as he wonN have done had
been new necklace or trip to the cont
:, nent that she lad asked for.
, And SO day later, when Joe had bee
, comfortably setued-for he was just, tn
man of DO ads and contracts, and did a
that he Guild to recompense to boy ar
. there he'd been grave made near the o.
, cabin, Msrion rode back to the city wi
Theodora's little hand fast in hers. 81
4 knew bow gladly she received this litt
n one, aaad already through her heart t
remainder of the sentence was thrilli1
! prophetic "Receiveth me-"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-07-16
Milwaukee Markets. July IS.

$50 A. x.-Wheat weak. No. 1914; No.
: 1.lS4 cash; LIAM reller for Aug; 90 fer
Sept. Receipts ii 600; shipments Is. 900 bush'
els.
r0:20 A. M.-Wbeat weak at 1904 for No.
I; lie for No. 3; LAX seller for August;
1,O9 seller for Sept.
1875 r. Wheat weak at 20A for No. /
1.17X for No. 2; LA seller for August; 1.Us
seller for Sept.
100 p. x.-Wheat weak at !. 2oA for No. !
1.17X for No, 3; J. 13H iseller for Aug; 10:
seller for Sept.
800 p. M.-Wheat market unchanged.
Nothing doing.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-07-16

July; 1.06X OG9 for Aug. Corn quiet 1t SIC
cash and July; 6lAc for Aug. Pork unsettled
at 1851 cash and Aug; 10 95 Gao for Sept.
Lard inactive, nominal at 11.S7x. Meats firm
aud fnominally unchanged.
400 p. H. Wheat closed quiet and steady 9,
l.124 for July; 1 0szs for Aug. Corn dull at
61hc for July; 60H for Aug.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-07-16
WM, A. VAN SLYKE & co.
Commission Merchants.

Wholesale dealers in Grain and Produce, No.
40 Sibley st., bet. Third and Fourth Ste. Saint
Paul. MINI. Buy all kinds Of country pro-
duce. Refereneee-Fi,st National Bank, st.
Paul; Messrs. Strong. Hackett b Chaplin, St.
Paul: Nessrs. p. F. hcQuiilan 3 Co., St. Paul;
Mesers. Campo Smith, ST. Paul; Aessre. Cher
tree & Frrwell, st. Paul. Sept %
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-07-16
AVER|Ll CHEMICAL PAINT.
f. w. LKNCK, Agent, i

This paint is unsurpassed for Durability,
Elasticity and Economy; dries with hard.
rich. gloesy eurface; does not run from seams
or nail holes; will not chalk, crack nor peel
off: covers more surface with the came body,
and is cheaper, more lasting, and better in ev-
cry respect than any other paint. ~
II is prepared for immediate use. and is in
all shades and colors. Send for sample card.
july
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-07-16
New York Market, July Is.

NcW OIA MAEActs July AOs
CorroN-Dull, nominal: Tx for middling
uplands.
F1ouR-Steady, moderate inquiry; receipts
1000; sales eco barrels. Quotations IN.
changed.
WHEAr-Less active. declining: receipts 1871
0nO; sales 10000 bushels at 1856 for No. 2
Chicago; 1.41@42 for No. 3 Milwaukee,; ~
for No. epriug.
RYEQuiet.
CoRN-Without decided change; receipts
e04, 600; sales 10000 bushels at 77D7shc
for western mixed.
BARLEY-Nominal.
OArs-1G2c better; receipts 81 600; sales
IS, GOO. bushels at 64067 for mixed western /;
69l69 white western.
PoRK-Quiet, ct 1915 for new mess.
Cur MRATs-Quiet.
BEEF-Nominal for western.
LARD-Quiet; II 1915 for steam.
WH1sKY-9sHc.
SuaAR.-Heavy.
PETRoLEuM-4X for crude - fol
refined.
CoAL-Heavy.
LEATHER-Firm.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-07-16

St. Paul. They will fill all orders at
the very lowest prices, and send goods
G. O. D. to any part Of the State. The
trade built up by Messrs. Ingersoll g.
Co. through their order department
is very large, enc their reputation for
fair dealing and low prices is such as
to commend them to all of our readers
who wish good goods at low prices.
They will send samples upon sppli.
cation, and we heartily recommend
them to all our readers. june22
, 1874-07-03
TEMPERANCE.


| Special Dispdteh to Tao chfcooo 1,,3hun.
st. LOUIS, July 2.-Another special for r.,
merrow's Republican from Carthage. sfo ~, ~
io1otohce e. to tho crusade trouble, saya: 0'' AAA
Last Moaday was m intensely exo,t;nc ,7on
as',s: noto Al wore anticipating troi1bo won o 1ho
ccsunSaaofa should como out in tho eyonjnn, Tho
iooslnE ran 80 high that the Mayor convanca ~
Council IN special session At o a. y, .at3 ena
call for tho advice Of some twenty ~ ;t,,,n, nno
loading citizona on the situation most NJ .v,at55
;Gounaeiea ~; tho passage Of IN ordinance prohih;t.
!nf cru9aulng III front oftany onos prom;acs VIZ.
9p3ectea to t.: 1he Council adjourned withnnt
ooahg 30: The oruBatlers and their hacEors
came out at o'clock and startoI ~ IaohEes S1.
2. .. GrlH~old's atoro, followed by a rnn;iiv"
i .noiioasluR 9 crowd OIL men, women, and chiflro,
aau, 1or mtnuto, riot aoomed iuayitah,a hi
as thoy reaelod his store, the Morshal astod
.; TrlsWola M Il 10 was willing for tho to urav and
pars Dg ~ df9m5 Of nis place, and On reoeiy.ng
oraro ngtiaoa t NO for al anBwor, tho 1Iars3al
got uuroslstingly, did 80, aud the orow;1 broathy,
iroor. There wero many detorminoI '1suI. Mai1.
armed men OF both partIos. nni y ',,ona1. Met.
riot VAS for tho tiInobG;n" nreuo.4SiS uoauiS
Yeaterday Tho City Fathers oonvene5 ssentou. snen
aneoal session, warned BY tho oyenta ~ +1l ~
eY;onlng before, mud passed. an ordinance nrohiI. %
~. LIB tnem from coming in front Of anv njan. :
Y1lsnout 1'a permission. from tho ooc;nnnts
.doteot' .t noaror than ten feot from tho 1nies
,uge 'si @ tue sldewak Tonight tIov 1narctod
~; ns9 ~ 1ne atsoes opposite Mr. Grswolds store
ta 4xtt .oo3 from II, anu sang and prayed os ta.
y ~ H. WIN largo crowd on tic sidewalk In framt
oon pnaaod On to pay thor Respects to tho otho;,
oar saloons, In front Of which thoy STOOD NJ ~
fdinance distance from tho Sidewalk. 1ra,ti ~, ~
J still antiopatou, ]1oaols
, 1874-07-03

"os: NAVlF Calls Tor SubRcr1ntsor.
.su ~ <hc Sufferers III tho Dcvns"
.ateo Dtstrlcts-EesV Grasahonnc,s IT, ~
IT. PAur, Mimi, Juno 2.-aov. D.,;a to-a.,.
S ieh c clfcasr to the drangos Of tic State IL
co-oparaon 'o Of oaoh az r:nmap Sompollod to np tho
organlzafon In relieving tie dostituion ~ a.
1anlo"-c!t1zonH ~ In the southwestern onNrt;sa
I'M region has boon traversed by truHtwnrt h..
,r!, oh ana thoy report unanimously JostitmtinI,
TLn tIma is no parallel In our history as State
sr,s OF anairs haa passed. by, and tho t'g1 tma IN
prompt and liberal action by nil WIN ora si,,ts tos
20 40 ia they would be DOM By las arrival "'tk Mks
y.I'Ga Snnd marta 81 Marsn Murray Jackson Cotton.
s;t TTGa portions Or Noble and Watonwan. and nos.
pi9tely a. II BY lro Women and chdren m ooa,s aps
a1nhcrng for food the implements and atoo,, -
tia tne eett!ors aro under mortgages g;von ~
oo haye SsoF tol tag Piiyaioos P5H oe,, o. year
+ foil9w. .cttt7ens, whom kind Proytdanna 1.s
Il, '7 +i,: Giosaea WITH abundance will atan By then
IN t0id their dire extremity. Contrihntforss sos ~
1!1'oney are most desirable; proyisiona ana
o o!osh'ng scarcely m loSs 80. sond contributions tn
tho dovaror s1n!ey ne ~ y: raa Mimi" Although
Guselae a sle State, contributions Of tho benevr1
lene adtroasod as above will DO prntofnliv ~
5'elveu and will bo euro to aid in rolieyi,g ths
asiress m 0f the people suffering for food from no
delegates to tho Republican Conyontio,s vassto!y ~
'aH from Tue Graashoppor Countios Of LYON.
Bron, OBcoola, and Sioux are nogt oncoHran,
uf. r. laeTe ato some parts Of Dickinson pafn
NO. ',,t ahd Emmot Counties that have suffered
io9nty haa suffered much, o. have onrt.in n.rts
Il Humboldt. ~ Wa '"4A4 pas|a
, 1874-07-03


| 10 much las boon said md written ~ Tim rail-
road war In Illinois. Wisconsin, aud iowa. that
tho Minnesota 1hw has boon almost forgotten,
Almonds Tor paat neglect arc made In tho f];e,
patches tlis morning. Tho Commissioners in
Mfnnosota hayo prepared table OF scuson-
aole maximum rates, by which Il roduc.
tion ID madc In passenger faros OF. II to
l7a cents por ni1o The managers Of tho
It, Paul Pacific Company hayo pub1ishoa
their Intentions in caso tho now law ,s epforcod
aBafnet them. Thoy say that II will bo im-
possible for tho Company to run trains OF good
cars cheaper than before, md -thoy will tloro-
forc bo Obliged to 'giso sucl, accommodations n
passengers as oan be afforded. This ia a nov
step in tho railroad interest, and ono that shows
Presty Clearly how dlsadvantagooua it NAV bo
In particular instancos to press Tim law
upon the companies. Tho sioux" Civ 4 i
St' Paul Road runa through tho prass-
hopper region. It has dono much to alleviate
'ho Distress Of tho people a1ong it's line. and has
secured tho confidence and gratitude Of manv or
hom. It Is probably tEuo that tho road con,d
lot pay expenses at the ratios established hv t,,a
saa'foat Commission. The facts, II they aro
orrootly given, do not warrant any urosecnt;o,o
galnst this Company III tho pretended ipterast
t the poop1o.
, 1874-07-03

i
] Ii1o question Of tho eligibility Of woman tc
poeitlons on tho Boston School Board las cot
into curious mudd1o. Tho Supreme Court. IN
regard to tho petition Of Luols II, Peabody FIR
mandamus to compel tho School Committee to ro.
store hor to horp1aco on that Doar1, decided that
sho school Committee Ia analogous to Legislative
bodios and city oouncla In respect to having nm
power to decide upon tho Qualification.
ooo''oo' and roturn Of mombors, and TINT
luis prerogativo was absolutely un1lmltod
Inc trlenda Of Miss Peabody In this emergency.
applied to tho Legislature, and it passed. an not
doclarlng women eligible TO Beryo On sohoo,
oommittoes. Thfs however, iooa not he1p tho
case any as tho Committee can still declare bor
Ineligible and tho Supreme Court must decide
again, 1t appealed to. that It has no Jurisdiction
IN tho promfuos. It would aoen, tloreforo. TINT
tho School Committee OF Boston ia an abaoluto
power within itself. 80 hctlgoa in and gnardoa
tnat It's acts cannot bo questioned or confirm
Fonod eithor BY tho Legislaturo or tho suprome
Court. It's only mnstor Ia tho peop1o, a1a s1aoy
NIL undoubtedly dispose of tho caso yorv
ullon they get at IT, by ooctlnp TINT !
III the present 1ncmhors ahall vacato their seats
'ha choosing Board which will carry out tboIr
rlsleg.
, 1874-07-03

Tho Chicago produce markotB were stronger
yesterday, with fair aggregate Of transactions,
mostly speculative Mess pork WAS active and 26
@30c por brl higher. closing at $500 cash, and
sl825 seller August. Lard WAS In good demand
aud 1870 por 100 lba higher, closing at s11.25
cash, and $11.a71S sollor August. Dreats were
quiet and ahado frnor, at 89s6@o]fo for shoul-
ders, ss.o5 per 100 lba for short ribs, oho for
short clear, and 1o11@11o for street. picklod hamu.
Hlghwlnes were moderately active ana shada
easler. at 0do per gallon. Lake frelghta were
loss aotive and Htoady at 10 for corn to buffalo.
Flour was dull. Wheat was rather quiet and
shado easier, closing at s1.1b16 caBh, $1.1oM
esllor August and s1.1o71 tor No. 3 Minnesota.
Corn WAS less aotlye. and alade higher, olos.
, 1874-07-03

Lemuol Moss, b. D., Of the Orozler rbao1oc7.
cal Seminary, has boon. elected prcs11ont ~
she Chicago University, ind Dr.. Burroughs laa
oeeh mado Chancellor. Tricnds Of tho univor,
atty will DO gencrally pleased By thfs disposition
OF Affairs. DR.. burroughs has been IN ablo and
Eea1ous officer, and his financial administration
notwithstanding the roproachos which haye boon
cast upon it, has boon approved by thoso who
AaVo tho means Of knowing the truth, and tho
STRONGEST reasons fav disclosing any evidence Of
maladminlstratlon. It ia, therefore, ominont]y
fitting that DR.. Burroughs aAould bo retained as
tho business hoad Of the University. Many who
approve of this recognition OF his honesty and
efficiency will DO glad that he ia not tn
have supreme control Of tho educational flonart.
mont. For this post 1t is believed DR., h1oaa IN
much bettor qualified. A good change las beon
mado by tho Trustoos in olootlng to tho Board or
llegonta mon distinguished for other morits than
thor aoundneaa in tho baptist faith, Such
namea as David Swing aud Il. N. Powers oan-
not bo associated with tho Uniyorsity e1cont for
Its good little more Of aucla leayen trnnarto1
to the donominatioual lump which now controls
Tho univoraity would cire it position that 1t
nas povor yet hold,
, 1874-07-03

Settlement day for tho half-yoar las como and
passed without any soriouB failures Tho fail
uro of tho Freelman's Bank, whiol, is commented
on olae"hero' probably has no particular siguifl-
canco outside Of it's immediate relations to tho
colorod people. Tho bank has not been souud
Tor Years, and has not boon supposed to DO 40
since tho panic Another virtual failure
is That Of Hoyt, .spraguo & Go. to
meet their extended paper. Besides these.
thoro are the defalcations OF tho Atlantic &
Great Woatorn and tho Indianapolis, Blooming
ton d Western Companies on their July intorost
coupons. No extraordinary insight ia required
to discern in those events the lingering effects
OF Tho panic last fall, aud tho fact TINT thoy aro
pnacco1np'Ai-a 1's' NOW ia 1~va1"y-r.nts 10 rao,-
surin8 sign of tie timcs.
, 1874-07-03
NEW YORK.

a Eromtnont Mercantile EIrn, Foil.
20 neet Its Extended f'apar-Cnrnen,.
,s,4. nnr ana the snE-Lnxp-Tho Heuchrr.
TiftOn Affair.
NEW YoRK, July 2.--Tho oxt.ndoa r,a,or =.
4~"''' op'aeae q TO-, was not met yesterday,
Senator Carpenter has publiahed n1lN nnotn.r t..
Ut IN relation to tho ao-ealed HGap-Iae ~. ~
stu1o ~ reply to nowHpaper critiGis,n ~ .S haa
1ofmor Iottor. lie saya to tho Now Yor adtnr ri mo
,td ~ oiaor to como within the soopo OF tbe oncra.
c"mar evM ~ tno eleventh section tWo things inuat
Of which tic eauso Of action ariaos st'o. ona Out
~ 4t fS@ muat AaYe an agent hero in rosnoat
" tiiat business. Nolthor Of tloso oontf} ".s
osmas "asIs IN your oaHo Yon nro not publinIinp
ha pubIioatnn @ "e ~ nave you any agsn in respect Of
. rt TiLTON.
xe aMeotoro IIlton anu ox-D1at..Atty. samuet n.
iautsi5. OF Mookiyn, had q CONGREGATION. w,;,
1rua! noarly Two hours, In Dat-Atty WinsInwn
rroas scomda1 @uo yes:eraay. 1t is not known ii tie
oA3'' 'e"nuaA "aa ultlov discussion.
,r :, nEAppo1NTED.
:, mayor Have.neyor haY ronnnn}r3,7 po,,..
suo1l'nasslonerB Charlok and GarInor sv,,n ,,"d
peen '' convicted of nalfoaaauco in ot,inas and and
aoy as01f bls axooessn 1a nssn deoared vaoant Iy
Hoped, zig lie Ind taRon the o1bg step ass. aftac
y aw ~ aH ho understands il. Jain kali
u u ,Ia;mmany. on being interviewed. statoti
IT, T.. ny" no ii!llmation OF tho reappotntment Of
Into stons wom1% + oiit IN case It was so immo-
Aaeo l!o also said that Tsnlmany hall won1'i
onss oMso moaning undono to haYo Mayor Iiayemsyor
I,oyea nn ee 3rqm Ills position, aud TINT doputa.
w. w. "Snla g no sent 10 Albany ut onoo to walt
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