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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
MGStSkG OZIlanaky.


Timto Sc ohlasuje, &c dine 81. listop.
V rad6 m6sta Clevelandu ndsleduiici Il /
sneseni pfijato bylo.
Usneseno, ze die mineni rady " sou
hasu dvou ttetin vsech elend) IN potfeb.
ne Sc pokiada, nj. Bond cd Superior az !,
Summie nlici stupnovati stokovati n
opraviti souhlasu plany nakresy IRA
du pro opravy.
Lhita k zadani narokf na odSkodnGni
vyprsi dnem 25 prosnco 1874.
Theo Voges,
m6stskv plsaf.
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q z II a III G II /.

Tnnto sc ohlasuic, ze dine o. listp. y
radG mGsta Clovelandu nGsleJniici usnese
nj bylo pf1tao-
Usneseno, ze die minGni rady " sou
hlasu dvou tfetn vsech clend) III potieb
ne sc pokladd, Rhodes Av od bodu 55o
stop jizn6 od Clarks Av M k iizni hrani-
ci m6sta stupnoyati, stokovati a oprayiti
die ustanovon6ho stupnG Il souhasu S
plany "A nakresy NEST. mtfice.
Lhdta k zadani ndrokd M odskodn6ni
yyprsi dncm -. prosince 1874.
Theo Noges,
mtstsky pisaf.
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y z u n IN q n /

Timto Sc ohasuie, re dne 81, lstopadu
rada mtsta uGinila nasleduiici usneseni:
Usncseno, 4o die min6ni rady " sou
hlasu dvou tretin y5cch Glend) "a potteb
ne Sc poklada, Wilson Av. od nj. Mauri
ce az k nj. Morgan stupnoyati, stokovati
Il opraviti, die ustanoveneho stupn6 V
souhlasu pldny a nakresy, vylozenymi
Hfadovnt NEST mGfite.
Lhdta zadani zadosti ma odskodnG-
nou vyPrsi dEem % prosince.
Theo Voges
NEST. pisar.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
CLEV ELANDSDA
SkIenarSka SpOieCnOSt.

Obchodnici We irancouzskGm, amcrickGm
a obyceinem sklu do oxen.
Office 130-l32 -l34 Champlain Str.
Cleveland, Ohio
80 Mas sklad Jest neivttsi state
Ohio. %
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PiyovareGnici
Schmidt ~ Hoffman,
EAST Cleveland. o.

.D| Vafi velmi dobr6 a lacinG pivo,
kterG 81 II vsech Cech1 ueilcpsi nciyGt-
si oblibenosti ziskalo, tudiz ncni potfcbi,
Sc zvlast odporuGovati. 4i-4i
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

We II ward9 ?, Naclava Prochdsky c
400. Forest Str. Obyvatec wardy ta "a.
iiste budou p Prochaskoyi povdtGni, &c 81
k ich yttsimu pohodli filidIkn postovni w
moh.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

Popich h 4 n. David Mathews James
Joyle sc sobotu vecer ulici Columbus
u Dickova hospody pohadal; hadce W.
tahl Joyle ndz bodnul Mathewse devet-
krate. Rany isou sice bolestn6 ale ne ne
b ezpecne
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
harcs a. SlOtZky,
i'rcsyGdceni della jiStOtu.

Pied 9 mtsici pfesidliI isem obchod
sydi do {. Al Broadway, abych ziskal vet
81 mistnosti Snad ze lid6 budou Sc do
mniyati, ze yydani mole isou yttsi, lee to-
lnn tax neni; prodeje mole sice "a hoto-
ve, .jsou nyni mnohem vetsi ncz drive a
ielikoz zbozi syG primo toyaren kupui,
mohn ie dati lcyutii.
Zvu tedy kazdGho pres g6dciti Sc hoj-
mem yYbern
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

Ctenafsky Dor odbyva dne 10.
prosince mimofadnou sch6zi. Move "a
silky knth sc budou objednavat, iakoz
jnG ddlezite iednani jest na dennim po-
fadkn. Pro6ez Sc zada by Sc 1dove y
pln6m poGtu dostayili; a to tim vice, po-
nevada 1tty spoIkoye do pofadku uyede
ny byti mlsell.
ktery nd sc nedostayi aniz by Sc ohla-
sill, povazoyan bnde IN odstouplGho
Jmenem sbOrn
j. Podlaha
zapisnik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

POT0Rl
POXssEs! kpOXDHs!
HAMBDRsKO.. AMERICKA PARO
PLAVEBNf SPCLEGNOST.
(iamburg ALerkanischo Packotiahrt-
Action Gcscl!s chaft)
Primia p0StOvni parOplayba
HAMBURKEM A NEWY0RKEM
po slavnd osv6dGcnycl, yelkych postov-
Mich parolodch
fommnania, Wwfng;a, Silesia, k;isia,
Uestphdlid, Cimbria, Wofmtia, liam
m0nia, Fmdalia, Germaaia, Saeonta,
b0russia, Baeuria, Icutonia, AHeman.
ma, SUeoia, Fraaconia, Rhenania, Lo-
Marjngia, 1isatjG, Nayacaibo.
.4@ Lodni v}prayy konaii Sc 2
Hamburku do New Yorku kazdon stfcdu
a Nov6ho Yorku do IIamburku kazdy
Gtvrtck.
Il jara ma podzim konaii SC Ham
burku do NovGha Yorkn Noveho
GoIku do lIamburku mimofadne vJpra
Wy vzdy V sobotu.
Pfoplavni ceny:
Pvni kajnta $120 We zlat6.
Druha kaiuta 500 We zlatG.
Mezipalnbi: Il Nov6bo Yorku do
IIomburku S3Oye zlatd. Il Uambur
kn do Noy6ho Yorku S9I papirech.
V IIamburku poda blizsi zpravu gene.
ralni iednate August gsoitem, VIM.
MlLLEt'S NachfQlger 33 IL 81 Admi.
ralitmtsstrasse, kdc Cechov6 naidou sve
no rodaka
u. JOSefa paStOra.
V New Yorku poda blizsi zpravu &c.
neralni iednatclov6
IL L NIlARDT CO., G1 Broad St. N. Y.
Z. j. RICHARD IL BOAS, 81 Broad.
way jakoz veskeri iich iednatclove pc
Sp. statech.
s4sf~ Prosperity postovni paroplavby
lakoz ! Pastoroya broSurka ,,AmcrickJ
vyst6hoya.ec" rozcsilaii Sc ma pczadani
zdarma. $3.50
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

Slovansk a Lipa odbyvd ned6li
dine 20. prosincc mimofadni schdzi ku
kterG sc ysichni tldovG uctiv6 zyou.
Ma dennim pofadku jest wee ktera pfi
tomnost ysech ddd vyzaduie.
Franta Souhrada
jednatel
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
MiStni ZpraVy.

S ch iize valn6 hromady sp ,Perun'
odbyya sc dne 2S. ledna 1915 jest IA
doucno. by Sc kazdy I'D dostavil.
X. f. Erhard
taiemnik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

loroGni valnd 5 chiize zaloz
ny pfipada ma u. lcdna 1915. Necht
Sc kazdy al neGd do tGto schdze dosta-
Vi. Y. Satoransky
iednatel
Pozor! Kazdy al zalozny nechf o.
devzda svou vkladni knizku do 30. pros
1874, pokladniku spolkoyGmu.
*. +. Erhard
pokladnk.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19

Velka zasika milvanckeho piva sin
sp. Perun.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-19
SeyerO-neIll. Lloyd
spravidelne postovni parni spo-
jeni mezi
EEkenien "a Baltimore

EEFehhen "a baltimore
pies Southampton 20 obliben}ch
zeleznych parnikach postovnich
(25OO - 1000 tun):
BALTIMORE, Captain Lilienhaid.
BERLIN, captain Pgtscher.
ONO, captain Schulenburg.
LElPCIG, captain Hoffman,
BRAUNSCllWElG, cap. Unductsch.
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger
Expedicni dnoy6 jsou ustanoveni:
2 Bremen; Baltimore
Leipzig 2 prosin- 2G
Ohio 1G " ledno IL
Nuremberg 30 90
Brannschweig 13 ledna & 1nora
Leipzig u 90
Ohio 10 1nora biezna
PAX dvakrat mGsicn6.
Tyto lode dopravuIi cestovatcle do
Bremen, Southampton, Lond}na, Ilayru
zpGt.
Ceny pfeyozni do IS bfezna
Il Bremen do Baltimore
kaIuta 800 zIatG
mezlPalnbl 2iv pap.
Il Baltimore do Bremen, Sonthampto.
nn, Londy Una IIavru
kaIuta s 90 V zlate
mezipalnbi 24v papr
Zpatecni listky:
nIezipalnbi S44.50v pap.
DGti od l-lo let polovici, kojenci 50.
sB~ Stran zasilek listkn pfeplav
nIch obratte Sc k jednatellm:
a. SchIiiIlacIAcr s. 90.
8 South Charles Str. Baltimo G.
Charles Waiter,
IL pro Washington.
Martin krejCi.
pro ty same lode. ClevclaL6,O.
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Beseda V Perunu sobotn dne 10.
prosince.
, 1874-07-05

Tha Tyrol will 10 largely visited by American
tourists this year.
There are over 100 peraona now at the
Requot New London.
SANTA Cruz, Cal, is the Loug Branch Of the
Pacific coast.
THE Vermont farmers are taking Rurnu,er-
boa,dorB for II rer week.
ION tho beach ut Swampscott" In whore
tho representative Boston feminine 8Wellx OK
hibit thelr uice clothes.
Tho Z. F.'s Of Philadelphia hare turned their
backs sgainst Atlantic Civ becauae tile author
tiles puImit excursion trains.
--The American, RchHold Springs, N. T.. is
already rupldly filling up. Among the latoas
notahles arrived ale Airs. Gov. Dix aud family.
There wore no less tLan twenty-five bridal
parties at the Clifton House. Niagara Fails, one
day iast week. An addition has heen made to
tue International, extending lU0 toot into the
rapids..
i Adirondack tours are very popular this year,
AZ o bplendd opportunity iH tlus niTorded for
wearing oNt Old clothes.
So far, tue number Of visitors to Northern
reaorsa from the Southern states Is larger than
during any sesBon sinco the War.
SOME OF the latlies OF CApe May AT Q wearing
areHaes naide from The sik washed aAhure from
tue FRENCH sblp Independence, Which was
wrecked on that COAST balf Il centnry ago.
--Newport begins " to look something like"
The majority OF tho costa6ura have ar'lvoa aud
the Ocean House opens To-day. The open-a,r
cuneorts and the open-ait tilrtntinns have nonl-
metoed. The turnouts are numerous aud quite
- Imposing ns ever.
line New York Mai, Gays: "As rule, tho
furniture in wateriug-place hotel bedrooms IL Ut
tLe most autiquated and moancst desr.ietlol,.
:rhs beds are simply horrible, and SON don't
know ut midnight whether you uro lying on corll-
cobA, tacks. or tho romnuntB or juu1s-Ahop.
stphe cane-Dottom chaif lii bottomleBs, the table
1efnses to resolYe Oh its own axis. aud the louk-
ihg-gAss caasos you to start back iu terror.
There II q washssaud, but it Ilas heeu wuahod 20
ofseu that it is woak, aud requises couple Of
bricks to hold II up III addition to itH nttotunted
legs. The Huap refuses to eyinco symptoms Of
hydraphobia, aud ii you accidentally breathe OH
the towels they become saturated. But tlleHo
mattcrs are trivial oompalod with tho payment
Of $4*50 per day."
, 1874-07-05


The browning avent In Foltajre's life Az n
lover waA the Hegiel to tho romance OF Aurore
do Livry. More than sixty years Lad elunsod
Binco ho had seen her eAe WAS now ever ~
years OF age. widow, and the only oub OF his
loves still living. lie wrote to es, ask1ng II asse
would receive him. The reply being III tho
affirmative, le went. A SniHse IN uniform, III
gorgeous 81 upon tue former occasion when Vol
tatto wua rsuEed admttaHco, now led him
through the magnificent entrance OF the MAN
zion, aud uaLarod hun. breAtAlcss with fatigue
aud emotion, into tho presence Of the MarguiBs
DO Gouyeiuot. For moment thoy stood hufayo
Zach other lu Bilence, wnon Voltnlre lifted tho
Land III hia To his lips and kissed 1t.
"Ah, uou anil" shs gaid With aad sua1e,
''wLat have We done with cur twenty yuars5"
"Al,, how truol" Highed Votairo " one dies
every swopty years. Happy arc those who have
hued .hent! Has lss the retrospect aoltaas you
NOR !. Marqutso, has ca1Ae to comMlssrAte
ouraelyeH Ny I,fo has heon y romance easy TO
read hut yours, what M eloquent aud dos
nersts struggled! You took up tue war Of tho
Iltans.h .-.-
"AIas," she .eplisd, III would gladly give nv
maua!on. my farms OF bsauoa and l3ratasne, ny
diamonds aud my carriages. with my dear old
sutuhe included, to 1.-Two oae more hour at our
"Ana L." responded voltairo; II would give
my traYsIlos and MY oplc poem, my historiss
aud my stoglaa all my paat glory, all uay rights
to iys in posleriEy, Hl!A my fautouu In tha
Academy Included, to take FROM your lipR oaly
Gus OF tie klsBes Ut those days."
Vhan thay Hat dowu to talk over thoir slx
weaka' dream life, that lay 10 fur away back ia
Of laoro than half q century. Youth, beauty. ty
aud paaaon wore dead !; only tho past was lait Ia
,hom. What moAent lu4 thor llYea !-qalarv
for July,
, 1874-07-05

would be just; not oniy INTO those
Who love ule. but uuu my t1as ~ well.
Deury I Iowa my frieuds; that onIy shnws
How like unto ita !ite HpontaAe0nE grows.
An n,4 hssaan, l must love tntte owls.
kiudncss fs shown 10 me, aud. as hall
Touched gently sounds ta aoftest, sweetest toue,
SO comes tts kind response. cannot, II l would,
Help loving those who give ms heart iss foo1.
10 love mno onemy-anothor thing
70 do hilu good WHEN have power 10 harm;
N4an lfes as4ufi him, firm dlspEoof 10 briug,-
IT, Clutch the slander unu 10 clip iss wing;
WAol crugl Treachrry plots, tn Eounl Aar1u;
When would stub him darkIy, TO lAy bars
Tils ltttldcn sword to tear away TIE zAask
That Fa!Sul0ud walks i1i with such sanity nir:
To save Ills guoa nasne when may.-tuis task
Woll done, may Of ROma slight guerlou dream.
But a4 ! It III toswl1n againBt tho stream
Revenge may DO but passion. II myiip
IL sealed wAGn honest juBttce claims my speech;
II hatred chains my tunKHe; II Call reach
4 saviuY laAd. and do tic chance let sl1p;
II shall hear MY enemy lnalignod
Aud hOld my ra;ee,-tlongA may not applaud
Tbs lle, yet am party to lhe fraud.
i think VT should be Just 10 ait our kind.
For mr., would have tlia to cheer my lot:
10 luuW that he WHO hAtea NE fears tle not.
ELLEN +. ALLKAToN.
, 1874-07-05
house. On Madison strsat, just onst of California

house. on A1aalsoa @ street, just oast of California
Twonty:dve fect front on Homan avenne,
bstwoon Huron and Ohio stroo.s. for a7o0.
/, 1T ". Q. ColoA Park Hubdlvslon Of Boutn
Englewoos!; consideration s4,2o0.
L. L. Hull has aold $50 foot Block T. Miller
3 1tgdon's Addition to Irving Park, at $25 pof
potter patmor haa sold to L. z. Letter 80 feet,
cornor etate mud Quincy Hlroets, for $751; 0u0 all
cush.
W. D. Kerfoot l. Co. have sold a0x15o feet on
southwest corner Of Deafhurn and son'iier
etreeth for Si00f} to woli-known o,ttzen, who
will improve 1t Ut once with block. This prop
orty IL . lttto over mile aud half north of tho
Court. Ho1so.
W. D. Kerfoot Il Co. aleo sold 8ox15o foot on
North 1.a9a)lo Htroot north Of Duh. for S.. ofb.
1trcct, cast Of KenZfe nvenno. Tor 425 ool' IhlA
property Ia three aud q half miles weat Of tho
oonrs-1tousc.
RoGey street. for 418, ,5}0; atAo. 2 lots on kro-
ger avenue, near Narine avenne for 81 quo each.
Mr.. Hoss has soll loo feet OF frontage at Lake
Forest at a15 pcr foot.
N. T.. 4 Of Sec. II, 3d. 10, being u miles south
wost of Brighton, at $1,000 per acre. About
! ol,o-ha'f Of the consideration being other prop
crty in tho city.
ateaman, rope GO. sold y. y. 4 Of 8. ,. 4
and ": y of j. w. K Of ): Z. \ soc. 70, a8, u.
being. 90 acres, 8 miles southwest Of Brighton; /;
consideration. $4,000.
Tha salea Of tho Iowa Railroad Land Com
pany for June were 22 ,3s9 ld-100 acres, to 252
purchasers, and Tor an aggregate, including 81
town-ioH, Of 9l5s. .O83.18; casli recotpts on ac-
count Of sa!es md collections for aamo month,
$Sl ,326.9a. These santIs IRE Of the government
grants to .hs Iowa ]nes Of the Chicago l.
Northwestern and Illinois Central Railways aud
Sff ofnii f11oW o$s G}ote
, 1874-07-05

Dutchcrs' .Htock-t>omtnon to fair steors.
anil good to extra rows, for city slaughter
averaHTE $50 tn |, f1t ttt*...,.,.,..,...,, 37hAa7
Sosk Catf1e-ComnIuh cattle, 10 dacput s''"
lesh, averaging 70l to l.030 lIH.. 3q5atn
1nfcsiar-t.lglt aud thlu cuws, hcifers. S'1''
st;gs nt,ls. aud scalawng stcass,......... 2ooaaS
Olt.ln-Tsxaa. wiDtrrrd Nnrth. :, Y6uaISt
attle-TeIas. through dsovcs. ......,,.,, t,6Qa1os
iiuGh-fha market nde rtlcd Quint ana eass n, y
hl'9h reduction from the prices current nj tin cosn ~
lass ,soek The wants Of shippers wele psrhals II
nrHcnt tR,la bnt tho tvo liberal receipt. raYu ihe
tho vantage ground, n1,h they exncreucnd l!to tlj
Guilty IN ill1ug tltir urders ut ln9l5n or" Uur rn
centA continue unprccctcnediy heayy far this staun
Of tho ssase tue arrivals from Aay IL nte thls yess
for t9s same perod laat yenr. whits IN comparlson
nol,nced a. tho cfoae Of tho week the market ia r.
erluo to tho light arrivals Of yestnray ana to-ny,
We gote closin9 pr1reh nt $53Gs3G1 fnr tRfejur to
eonn1on; at sad't8a7s for madiuu, to good, aud ut
HliEEr-The tradc in thA clsss Of stock has been
about as dull hs we'll eould be. hut tho ana amount
Of stuck aent n enabled sellers TO cup ur prices. un
tug market mny ba quonh steady ai s!oaes2,75 for
Inferior to common ut 81. .0uG93.a5 for medium and
Ut fs0S45p FOR Ronl 10 clloitc saca Ut lambs wero
reorted At s1.to@2.75 por head -irlucsmy at $l.7t
G32.95.
, 1874-07-05
COMMERCIAL,

Ills "Glorious Fourth" was observed on
Saturday, in con'uorcial circfas, even moro
closely tliau the ayelayo Of furnser years. The
oxcltemont in corn on Friday afternoon drew a
few members Of the Board Of Trade to the curl-
stoao. but there were scarcely euongl 10 get up
al enthusiasm either way. and they BOON
scattered.
Corn sold in n small way at 57s4o sellsr
August, and 57szo seller July; cash coru WAS
inaciye, but tile ''ring-master" hid 5sl audo $50
for al t1at might be oflelo I'd.
Wheat was weak and sold very sparinsy at
ll315o ecsler tue month"; which was dec!iye os
10 from tbs closlug pr,co OF Friday evening.
Eellar AMguss sold at lUS5Ic.
Ilora Was nothing dong in proyiHionR or lako
froDhsa.
ILs street markets. wero very quiet. most OF
thom .inactlye mud without change. Heuco we
do NO. fepeat them.
Lumber was quiet and nom!ual, large fleet
arrived a. the sa}e-aoclis, but trade was Bus-
poudod> All the oliicos were olused. There was
no change at the yards.
, 1874-07-05

tho map. Within three ahost yoars 1t ia lop.l
tint pcaauro.sookors, with toir grand turnulltn,
may drive west from Lincoln Park to Humboldt,
aud tl'eneo south to ccntrat, and onward to
Douglas parls; thenco south to tho beautiful
tho colher Of Western avonuo and Pavilion
parkway thonco oaat to tho two gront South
Parks, aud home by tllo Grand boulevard.
d!stanco Of. say, 2h miles. tho whole aKordlug
pleIaut e-driva uneqna!od IN any oit7 in tho
world, Tile limo Of connection between Vest
orn avonuo. nt the unnal, or sumo point furthpr
north, and Douglas Park, Inns not boon tlesor-
m!ned; but the commissioners will doubtless do
It at all aarty dav. 1t ANYTHING, tbs rapid COM
plotlon Ut tho bolevards is Of moro Importance
than Tho parks. They arc brought into mora
inamed,ato uso by tho poople.
~, atiMMaRy or TItaNRrEna FOR THE wEEE.
Tic following II tle toat AMOUNT Of city anil Aubr-
bhn property within rnillus of mIeH Of tho
Cour-fto,ae trAusferro4 during Tho weck ending Frl-
, 1874-07-05


ra.ea Of freight livestock trun Chfcago to the East
Will ho ADVANCED. Iho new schedule Of rases Las ,lot
yet appeared. ....
OhTrLE-The week ending tonight may be elassea
nuisg t18 daEt uud most uupro4ule Of tile lrtset
week aud tho Esece.l lug onc sh1w faH OFT Of sons
9l1 head tie market has Htcn DyerAo oated, tbs duly
unerings considerably exceeding the daily ra1utrv-
cnta Ut tbs tFs.e. Tue case Ut th0 Unusual 1pres-
Eastern tnnrEoIs. reauX tton Ills excessive nuppst
Ut last work and slls iraL aaf OF the week uner ry-
suw. New Goll, BaflalO Albany, a.,I Pttsbllrg layu
docol fro,u NJ to 10 . H. a,lu thd market bus re-
hponled 10 tlla extent Of sGDEc. Medium nualtles
Aayu suffered Must, hui tha decline Iii otuur
thn owners. The offerings wers decidedly the
ta0rast krch in nl'r 1llasaet thia aeasu than
thsc4'tourts 0 t4t entire auppy consisting OF Tear
cats1s AnI Aa!s.fattrned Dayek. TUE bulk Of the4s
were not hui!eu 10 ths wahis Ut as Eastern markets.
anil aflrT the wants Of fcedvrs and Chica8o butchers
Ind beon satisfied the reAher had hu I,osldIca chi
10 shippers Ut such lrice4 as tAty wero generous
aaoHHh IN 1lf1r. Taa weeka business wav lplta euet
y Ut fa.ofsJ23 fur through TexAa cattls at $a3&5
*a9 eus staslsgs NJ 76ea3to tar Atestor uat,vs.
6.s lur tolaMou to aou shipping bcsvss, aud ii Is
9d. for choice to oxtFa shtpitg a.e.rs. HsYsrai VI
lilo LEST aroyea went through In first AAnds. During
yesterday mt ta-aAS ow!un 70 Meagte receipts, the
n!alka dse|!ayet somewhat hFlar t04o, bus part
Of 'hs aee'sas Las SseA tsxs,nsA.
Extra ReeYea-1radea s,aeEs, averaging t,t00
lLh and over, +38.33R6.b0
oholcu Ueoyes--Fiuo. fat web TURNED j ysar
~ yepE old tteurs. averaging l,25o to
oooa @ has formed ''s'''''l'
s,ssts. averaging l,l10 IL iyW ii ,..,,.. s.6o@b.7s
uslluui 0rs.lss-Stsels IN l4,r aesh, avsr.
xstux ,paQt to l.lb1 lla,.. ..t.,..,.", 4.10ao.&0
, 1874-07-05

Total for si1 months. BOOB &1lllo.o5s
From the foregoing figures it IN seou TINT
June recorded tho largest humber Of instru-
mcuts, and that tho consideration was TIM
iargess With tho exception Of February and
Alaroa. Febrnary'a figures wero swollcn by
81, III 000,-the amount Ut re.recorued consoli-
dated mortgage OF one Of onr principal property
ownerB-ald .'farch rolled up 2s5, ,6O0, 0U0 nlors-
gAge against q railroad corporation.
Al some iustltcation for the statement that
the real estnta loan market ~ dull it is found
TINT the total amount of business done Ia tho
numeH Of three Of the heaviest l0u4os wau
3f,2t9,631 for Juno, 1878, aud only $49G, 2O0 for
the saino mouth IN 1874 while tho operations ot
Bo1ne Of the other hrmB which have heretofore
been quito respectable In amount. have been OF
30 l'mltod q nature duling tho pnst few weekH
AZ to call for no SPECIAL moption. Tho unusually
lAsgo amount Of trust deeds aud mortgages for
Juno 1874 iB indicative of tho movement or real
estate ratlor thau the negotiation Of actual
loans, tile Instruments being geuorally gwen to
secure part Of the purchase-nloney Of property.
Releases are on tic increase. Tie figures tor
each of shB six months being aH folows:
Jauuary, 18TH: go, April. 1s7l........1.1o1
March. lsH.:. 1.,74 June. la74.........; l,eS2
e,S37.
, 1874-07-05
Another Nude or Disposlnr Of tho
hjJlf.

Dgltds
The advocates Of oroMntion. says tho Pal
lIaN Gazette must look to thoir laurolB, whieh
appear isoly to bo vrosted from thom by Il Gor-
man aavaut, Dr. Won Steinbeis His prop p1sod
,uethod Of dlsposing of tho bo4ses or tic d.ad
provinces agailst injury to tue living, while 1t
Offers 40 vlolauca to tia feeling which ahrnks
from destroying tho corpss or d beloved fsieul
or rolatiun. Decomposition ID. Of eu"rse, m
lnnocnaus proooss provided its iosultu cannos
infect the Air. DR.. Von senbois, therefore. pro-
poses to cover the uody with Nun,an ,r purt-
[aad csmaut, wAtoh burdens into solid niaaHau
1entlers the ehpapH Of n0xious gaaes ,nlpoastDlo.
According 10 shs plaa the corpss would he
placed IN = harcophngus .ot already hardened
iillea up with the aa1na nlasorial, aud both would
harden togathet tuto luck Hlah Of subatanco
resembling stuuo: Thus ths deeeasod burisd III
this man,,er would rest within instead Ut u'der
h,s tombstone, aud grave aud monument ba
comprised In the aame block Of imitation
granite.
, 1874-07-05
- lett.hantt wr,tor tn tho Scientific american

"a lstthand wrtor tn tho Scientific american
eiyus oon,e .ehaous why IL is besoT to write as he
does. tbs naud ii uoyer Ill tue way Of vision.
The pen po1ut IL always Ia plain sight mud no Ia
aueutls, no inlucsmont to r.pop Inward or 10
tlru tie head 10 as to throw ths eye uut of focus
il il common fault If tho.e u Eo wrio u,l,tl.
that Tho ls!t eye Aas \ al.orser ranse than tha
right. II lB oyorworked, aud compelled to adapt
llsud tLose oyilA Rrs ayo!daG. Au upright postusa
IL sl,s aasort, anu ths syss Rrs equally distant
{rou tvs pxpxI,
, 1874-07-05

John bright rocently expressed hls opinion
Friends. OF whom he III ns'nhss, ought uot 10
dlsouss u,astars Ut temperance, A majority Of
tbs nsetlug wore OF different opinion, snI y.
Expressed lhsIaselYsa,
, 1874-07-05
SUMMER-STYLES.
Dresses --- House, Travelling,
Carriage, and Evening.
Nccl1laccs---ShaWIs.-.Slripcd Stock
ings-.-llair-Dressing.
Parasots.".Gioves.-.Hats, Eto.


Af,or keepfno m a}3vo,3ny mn, ,y,,ai,,. ,,
win. ar.csr,nonls All ,hronah ,na .u,i', "t t,,t
"as t,.,.',t. ,a,n a aon 'a w .us "p''"s' 'nas
hcs'o diS'n'1y Aaown ~ stio Weather auadonIy
acted. through portion Of lnst month, ns it sho
were inclined to make up for previous proorapli-
nation bv giving us tho full Quantity of hcnr nit
a. onoo Tnst =, M - ,,a,,t. ~, t.,a,,.1"a.a -
~ oueo' ~ s,s na., ~ aoup.' 'e!1 tnst''so w
eolhclde Will olanef smith, atlu wlBh that not
only might sueuporauoua apparel be laid aside,
but tho too too cusnbrous Aosh Which ooyorcd
MIR honas Diaphanoua fahrcn 1raw ranitllv
o,.o,,s 49,, r.,1,a ,sn,a1.s ,,n,. s's ap ss1"",
ss'1as' ~ "u'.o ea1e' na'! Hoe'aoo Alnioss
preferable to White organdy. one "as Inclined
to agroo with our Celtio sisters, and
bot!eye In wcaring rooloa goods to keep out tl,e
hoot II hro,ol,t mi ,to a., hn,.. T.,
"'sS' -, '.Si.. ."e e".i'l.o' .iao'''a ~
ealnest .po "l''e u'ossos' 1of Tue ti'ne' seemoa
to take tho pas Of black onos. everywhere OK
copt on the asreet. Ono hailed the cool canbyics
ana lawns as thoy came from tho !auadress'
,,.a,,. ,,,,, aoor ~ H., e.. !. ... 49,. 1'~. =.
nA1'"o ",.1 !" e"et =. wv 1o' WEE 'oo uos ~
smile. III sp'to OF LIS amount of trimming used
on those dlcsaes, eansible people still keep a
a,,.,pf,t ~, la ronio -. ~. n..tl.,
, 1874-07-05

Compared With any one OF tho past six
months, June n,akes very fair report of the
amount OF busineBa done. The account stands
ah foiowa: