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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-28

tpon examination Of the aa,ets and llnblli lies Of
The Peabody Insurance Company, We are fully nut.
TsIsns,il ~ JOHN REID,
A. WILSON,
WM. 3. GOS11ORN,
THO9. 0'BR1EN,
(nninIitRr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-10
Oranue Grove Encampment, No. 81, |. O. o. r.

..As..2.> REGULAR MEETINGS held on
sse&ts the second and Fourth TUES
sT DAYS of each month at ~ p. NJ.
FT4Tss> Sojournng Patriarchs in good
standing are cord iallv invited 10 attend.
II. WARTENBERG, c. p.
+. MARXSEN, Scribe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-10
Confidence Engine Company No. z

REGULAR MEETINGS of this
H4A Company will take place on the
AA first and third "Wednesday even
q ing OF each month, at 7:;Uo'clo
r. MCCLELLAN, Secretary.
se12-ly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-10
WILMINGTON EXCHANGE HOTEL.

Only first-class hotel in Wilmington. This
hotel has recently changed hands and is now
first-class in every particular. Free coach to
and from the depot.
jiyIo sma PERRY WILDMAN,
Proprietor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-10
l.. Q. O. r.
to. angeles Lodge No. s5, 1. .. .. +.

.Sssss,As. Regular meeting held on WE'D
S@kaa NESDAY EVENING ofeach week
8S at ~ O'Clock. Sojourning breth-
~Ss'ses> rem IN good standing are cordially
invited. II. .WARrENBURG, N. G.
\. FRANK, h. 5.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-10

with us again, but John Charles had
taken his departure to realms un-
known, so we had to put up with an
ordinary man.. The wedding came off
this time without any Interruption;
and don't fail to look in upon us, Tom,
and wish us much joy.u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-10
DIR. j. w. ANGEL,

HOMGOPATHTST
"AVING BEEN A PRACTITIONER FOR
Ill over thirty years and now settled In
Los Angeles, tenders his medical services 10
its citizens. Once at his residence Tor the
present). on Sixth street, between Main ana
snrino streets au2l Inns
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-10
improved O. r. NJ.

khOminac Tribe No. so, Improved
Order OF Red Men, meets every TUESDAY
EVENING atS O'Clock, at their Wigwam In
Good Templar Hall. All visiting brethren IN
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
l.. NJ. HOLT, Sachem..
H. r. PAYNE, Chief of Records. aul2 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-10
Assessment Notice.
Farmers' and Merchants Bank Of Los
Angeles.

NOTICE is hereby given that at meet
" ing of the Board OF Directors OF the
Farmerg and Merchants Bank of Los Ange-
les, held on the 2lst day OF July, 1875, an as
sessment mo. y OF fifty dollars $500 per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable Immediately, In
United states gold coin.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the
18th day OF October, 1876,
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment be made
be tore, will be sold on Monday, the FIRST day
of November, 1875 to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs OF advertising
JOHN q. DOwNEY,
septl2-td President.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-10
j. NJ. D.,

j. EUFfO, W. Oss
CtIGNoRET'S BLOCK, NO. I5 MAIN ST.
= Residence, Eternity street, No. 80, cor
nsr High. Office hours-9 to Ill A. NJ, z to . p.
N. and 8 tot p. NJ. Lingual-Engllsh, Espanoi,
Franeaise, Deutsch, italiano. au2i u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-10
/, n. MCKEE, NJ. 3.

PHYSICIAN & 81 RECON c OFFICE,
No. II Spring street, opposite Temples
Bank, RESIDENCE-SecOnd cottage Stuth
OF Turn-Verein Hall, Spring street, Los An
sralas CaI mrlS-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-10
VETERINARY SURGEON.

OSCAR C. BALDY, V. s., TREATS ALI.
~ diseases of the horse. Can be found
at corner Fourth and Fort streets. Los Ange-
les, Cal. au2 tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-10
NOTICE.

A CL PERSONS owning shares In the
~ last Los Angeles Pioneer Building Lot
Association will please pay their install llments
at the office of Barbee q Gates, s1z CONNER
Qial street. anil IL
, 1875-05-13

ar,,. oo,r,,,, .o.,oc. ,.,r nnan1c. nrtms Ia
e..oics; Ss,a;oc, cofrcs tlf1a !; isaioo.
Wnsxr@No tIensni. tiIs hus rrices na.t.d up under
ctScIssxTt.
taa1SMW1cst ttoa,!y ,moteraic densni 31,7sa
ii 1.o-n s;cs,iy noi.r..s tIn,n,nI I'LL sc faiy
in fals demand aud adyaneei: IA. 1syn fair aud
"'n f.iinstri omer ' IT, ~ 7" sa' .r' rss, mod
i:s Esos-sts.ay; "-.s m, mo,erats @ lsr,nud; 40.
snJs,teaIy' t:nxYr-steaIyy. n,odo,,.o ,,.nonu.
inoy,slonI-V3rl inli .ni Ierii,rtl; s1i.so b,d;
4l2OD ephct Lard ,3u anil unchanusd: sttaI1 l1t1c
e1sk: t5l;r h,lyr tr.,s& kcto country vn nj 1jt.c.
hulk ,,,ehts dill AMI unchanged; Rsse; ltaaltitc;
,,a;.ai3Ho. 1neon 'to'dy; lao*larst' demand; VEG
""''@'~A "'f "''' I1a' IT. io,;e. a';..'
ct, LOUIS, Etsy IT,, o,-ftorm-Itoiless arm: buYera
i,ackwari .a~rane wintrr f,oar: <ioatf:2S; extra
tlni,S-nyy1.cnt excitcl: No. rcl winter. Il. Ala
LIS cat, $iiiGal44s Ji,nc si4sl; Iuiy M, i7,
si,a4 nnrt,1H wnak Iiste doing: No. 4 U,tengu,
4f0!L; hit aoft tlt, stQftis l,l ta4+ 81 nJ.tfA
Ta!@a7aso CASH; fJ6t571;;c atay; 74iti4f4 ~ Jnno
77!4c July. pats ii!a;tisn: No. y oiGss!4s raah
M. :, sl.ni@t.ce.
Wii1qkr-Nonc nreriug. ....
rAnvIstosa-l'ork quict: s21.7sGa27.eo. Duk nrass
quiet lH:la doing; shon1crs. ut hhc; shn,t1dti,
lung cear,i2c; clear. 1!ae. laaecn 1Iiet; jobhins
and orlcr lots at giM1lsc; halrs, f1H4ll3o clonr,
st'lWAuKrs.
cd: ' - 60. ~ =, e., rs -,
. si.oo9 June, slo3: jnly fi.o4'; oaso olies aud
lpner: No. > IN stnrc 7lAc. Hys dull .nl weak: ""
tn ktoEs: $tlD. Hirloy dull noninaly tas1ts NO.
rnovIs1osa-stoady and 1ulot; mess rosk hold
hrlttly $!i.h0. .. ,..
, 1875-05-13
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments were tled for record
Wednesday, Muy IL:

Th, fo,toriug instruments were lied for record
Wednesday, Aay Il:
CtTY PROPERTY.
North Peoria 1t, JIG IT . OF West Indiana st,wf,
North urosn It, i50 II ! OF Lake At, a I, so1l16
oax;n. =, a'tsa t. 4la3 ~ 4 of Sor,h es i: ''00
A1ix1lo It, With buildings. dated April e.. lt3oo
ws S %S's!ns0s y g. Z =. is. g. & f. sf Viz sshsssS sahs
wass s'f fafa Ah IT, IT. :isy :ni iasolu a 'V0
ssx9J #, laird jim. n.Ia..,...............,.. 4.7co
1ss 'ifs rses s.i ias Il Of iiobey St. ;iiaf 's0
wass:h i!s ais' as Isl i0 Il Il st.
T, 591l;i PAP T. dated jan. :.a. g. 1850
,,,aa a'sa May t. 81 lii II Il wi::on.i Il VT is'0
uat1;a.s 11 + ,fa of 7iaH Il of Io:i md Of
Lat In Black 6, BlIerulaua part = SEQ
~ 10, II. with other property, tsatet April
ws.t iialen It. lis /: ii Xo6ic ii. /. .iio
ca,;pGsii 4; six psff ~ IL ii II Isas. Il, * 0o
rfs ae' T. e. e. i;sa "a 4 say = North D:;sora .
riassn 5s'ss e. H. s::t % as # W.; i9sa IT. '''
wss N i.ss.sS f ,s IT, ~ y oi otgsn st, V'
s. GlU H. dated May Observation-Disclosures. II. bhQn
xon1n or c,rr LIMITS, WITHIN nADIub or
,ILxH FROM counE-nouas-
Wolfram IT, 19o # " Of Hath:eI at, II {, as11H
vsitsS' @ ta'ss T. ssz Il Il cf Iiasi:d t. :;siS
1ds Il is,.S y .ud ~ T. ::i ii. .7:assooa. ,:s
nrt. %. Observation-Disclosures. $500
souTM us CRY LIMITS, WITHIN a RADIUS ov KILLS
FROM couRT.ttouaE.
Greenwood AZ. go It \ Ut fifsy-thrd st, I, Coz
s.is IL + + WEI " @ Fostisl Il, WI :ii;ds .
ssts ss,sa i. s; pssf ! it'yii:i It. i 9;.idi H.
otovs s!sd paItra2 Msy ~. i Il oi bloos r. il. ''
IT, dated May H. jt5U3
, 1875-05-13


s7fstaf nt'rdfth n The fAte1oo n1aunt.
LrvEnrooL, May It'll 4. .m-FLouR-No. 2, 21s
M. l, 21s.
-wheat-wlnses, No. =, os: No. l, D. ID 7;
spring, Mo. . IS: No. l, "a 81; white. No. Q. 81
lid; No. i "a III: club. No. q oa III No. I, o. Cd.
Corn-No. 2, I3n pL; No. /, Jte.
Pnovlstoxe-rork, 74s Cd. 1nrl, G6a.
LIVERPOOL, May 12-1 p. u1.-1}nEApsrurFr-Quiet
All unchanged.
L1vHnroot- May 1e.-4 2. nl.-a1artcts unchanged.
L1yEnrnur, May 19.-Latsst-TLoun-Extrn State
anu Wcstern, rs.
GaA1a-Wheat-No. 10 80. aprIng, new, o. 3l0
es lN1. Corn-A,nctican mixed, now, 3iH.
pKo4is1bNs-pork-Sow American winter WeStcrp.
75s; 10 Eastern, a.a c1. 1'ect-Anerlcsn, now,
Tss td, Lard-Auserlcap, CO.. Dacon-Cumberand
cut, nc~, Sos.
CnEEsE-Elno American, los.
TALrow-Amcrscan, 4ts oi.
l'ErannEuM-lsennet1, 7>d'l: srrtts, 7s{d,
LONDON, May Il, p. tn.-Tnr fAax op EynLAxp-
Amount Of hul]!on gone into tho ank Of EnEland on
balance to,lay, ,ccGs,ooo.
CoSSoLs--None,, a.. @oi.i; account, s4.4aoa,s.
uSirEp States DoAps-Gss, TOO 'dIs, 103A; l0.i0s,
l03 new ia, 1U2i4.
ANEnIrAN l.A1LroAp Srcvnr71Es-Ceutral, 81 Erie
24{tdat.l; preferred, IA.
TALLow-ias ID.
pErnoIEuM-isehuc1, sgd; spiri.s sHd.
rAn1n, May 14.--,tEHTEa-taf p5c,
AarwEnr, May 13.-rE7EoLEuM-aGf.
, 1875-05-13
LAuoHtNo UNDER DIFFICULTIES.

4EhUNhs1Uls AATE1 UE 6CHFkNDEUt
9ous yeazn ago Tho International uoard uf Late
underwriters organized for tho purpose Of rnAin
taintng nsursucs rates ct ts various lake rors anI
to prevent dtsaatrous cutting. But einco is
Gau1ation, thb Doard, Mks tho National board ct
Fire Underwriters, lns been labcrug
uudor sarinua dnlcultes, mainly bceauas
various local Boards, the Individual monitors Of whl,l
were continually trying to o1tws tssl! other aa do
continually pract!ea aud tls os.abllsae tariilsratcs
had iu consequence to 10 suspended every year. MIX
Ing the board useless institution, which was kept up
tary Last yoar, shortly after ta coliluenccent Of
the navigation teason Tho regular rasea wcrs lsokcn
which virtually aauspsnrIcu Of raseg This Year
ths rates woall 10 eoacray maintained. l,ut lhs
Hoard Ia jurt experiencing tim salne tru,ibla It
did haforc. Shortly sfler the establishment Of tho HOW
tariff, a1r. Fish, to aRcnt Of tho Inland Insurance
cutting lilo regular rates. llr. Fish waa summoned
before tho Executive Committee to ElTs an account Ut
hi,;slf but ae Refused to pat 'n IN arIsaFsnoe not
COMMITTEE, couaintg Of four proatnclt Lake Under
writer's. ~an then amt 70 tlIa cy e tEy sr. Ftal.
tins aRn, and found the colstumac,us agent Tfty.
and recosunendc.l Lis removal by tho Inland 1usur
s sson H. o
rotnore hin. Thctcupon Mr. lowering thu Secretary
Of tho international l.rd, wcnt so New York 10 le
with tbs e,tict Of t.e Hoard, but tho Com
pany rcf,rcd to Hston. TO hla entresste.. aud
sntrc]y independent Of tho board. Tho failure 10
brinH tue Company to tes1uh wa4 bonilaheli iu The
caml, Of thu 1'oaHl, aud tho n'cmtors commenced
rasea. To bring matter. to focus tho President ct
circular to tho varios Dcai boards, settling forth tho
difficulties Hn!ler which the Doard wns absrtns. aud
calling meeting, to b held at Niagara Falls to.tuy,
10 suspend The rates anil a1low esch Company 10 mako
euth Al they deemed ntrcsfAry.
, 1875-05-13
LATEST.

,,, - -.,ronsv n.sx ~ . rer ocnt
NEW fohH' MAY l@'@A'uey o~"' A. lea psA''t
rr,mo mercantile paper. As saf. .-....
RtetiinE weak: ts7 for f1ty daYe and 400 for hight.
t,,,tn,,, vocetnt, sy3,0n
1u,'"'' ,., 1r.,.s1ts,< .,o.,n. c.,... l.. ,.,,.
'to'a n'a's: lis'is1'S, e''''"s ''na's =" p'''0'
borrowing rstcs. I. aaA l.Sl. --
5.I.,rnr, src.ctonM.
e"s... nl .,ss,n n.,,..., .,...o.,.. Anil
"oSesniHoh's s'eaus' n@'ttoao fAss'R"s'' "o''
S1aso honis 1nat. ........
The stock market olened firm, With an 1nffoFt-
cnt in eo,na ezses 1T ,<.x NJ cor,parca with tho
elos'na 1"ma',onH !e"eFoay. .ne ss"Ms 1',a ~ ~
, 1875-05-13
THE CHICAGO TR1BuNE THURSDAY 49, 1s75-rEN PAGES

for n.w Int !, steady 4 ie!ai'c for rr!mc OH.
1.si. wanna, s'.tioeo: "ns' e.nnei III" snl
'f;a nas SSS tHs;; te eu.,nus, fair
pTus !. iwsr, Ts u synrs,ly mr. ~ ncry ulisi
r0ds-werc fis,a ii ls%'13,sr. Thc lpcal tlernantl
was acllvc, ANU thero moderate inquiry for sir-
Fls1I-Johern report continuously Good denland
for hoth fakn aad saltwater iisl. rrtrc' "sse u''-
uRt:l:N TH11Ta-orangc. xcso In gool demand
aud firm. under moderate oGcrnEs. icmons, r,ine-
applies anh lananaa wtrn stss'1y: Arrles werr Glow
s:.so;ss iii te:i ananaa. M std9::.so lrf Ianrl,
nsn,snsir,s1 ~ ~ 3lso tcr lox aprlss res of'' *''oo
&c 1Ss 's s,uaes nss ssro eveopo
ported, s thn general narae: ts ~. rroci.ly sct!so
, tAY-sraIttc Wan In .gnHl demand an m mnrn Under
icht offerings. 1I,un'hy WAS esaly. This TCrcipa
~ IL" i se';Sa. ~ d. p? si;oa s, @
{; ;;so; PRIME upland rrntrc. alsooS ld.'o: No. !,
e' ifaSisis%ws4.,1 So .1H e. II; 2 ssaa and again a-
waa ni1er:t! fnr sale. A toal Of 15I trs changed
hands II $lli. Now York WA quoted ''nsest!cd 1t
lllDEs-werc t,ui anil rcan Mt Tho annexed
r;e; se' ey 'sera T.; Ef:e' cured hs
..is;d ftie:, ta: leseot, ,i;' !"e; s|.s.T pei;;.
ore grub et orcr nrc ci,s.cd ~ damaged. Damaged
etotk brtnsa two-tii!rds prseo aud branded ~ PER
l1ots-Cnnttaue slow At 25taStc for wcst,rns.
u1LArttsss rsnga substantially t!c sa'sn as on Tho
preceding daya ottl,e week. where. with one or two
HrrAroE:-Tan snnracs a7s dali md easier, untlts
larrer oIserinEs q We.oru s.ocs ear tu* Ha.ses'i
m,.cd. 4Ms50c: Early l.ose Eastcr1, Csc; do West.
ern. s.MGor:
, 1875-05-13
LIVE STOCK.
chicago.

CATTLE-Dullness still prer.Aes thu catio market.
shtpp.1s wcso idle aud holders uf good 10 ehoIco
becycy found It impossible 10 elose ont except attn
further reduction Of prices. roca! butchers purchased
will some trccdom and fair aggregate Of aaea was
nso reported III favor OF feeerB but tho fen hundred
takcn by these two clnsBcH 1T buyers did not relcvs
tie market to my noticeable extent and It closed II
opened, slull au Dropping, Shippers IAid t259 G.6u
for common to extra stecrs weighing from 100 to
155o lss whio tbs operations Of feeetz an ChlcaEo
butchers wcrn chiefly 1t f3.spa.oG. Thc bulk of tbs
day'b transactions arc noted hclow:
IN
, 1875-05-13
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YIftV.

tpsetas Dispdtrh tn 7hs thtrugn tribune.
NEW YonK, May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gutet
Anl sliChty in huyera' favor sales Of 37013 bu 1t
Sl15. LII for No. 3 spring; a1.1ssl,19X for No. 2
Chicago; $l.ta@l.ao Tor No. Northwestern;
sl11h for No. A1ilwautre aaost; *l.o3d 1.oa
for No. spring; tl.lh@1.e' for unSradcd 1own
and Mluuesota spring; $i.aoesl.4o for win-
ter rod Western; sl.4o@I.47 for Amber
do and q. ~ for white Western. 1.se quiet and
firm At t.O0 for Canada in bond and $Go Tor State.
Darioy scarce and firm. Corn steady, with moderate
export nnd homo trade demand aales Of 1000 BIZ,
At ssas9e for Western nli1ed, and eec for yellor
Western. Oats firm, with Eales Of 10, ,03n Dlt At 759
Tic for 1ixkd Western, aud 7G6a7Ho for white wcaser.
Ino,1s,osa-atldIIcs quiet; 1aEG!12Kn for long
clear Lard quiet salos Of 100 tes at Los for prime
steam.
wn,skY-a1arket atea1y sales Of 100 bsts ut sl..l
per gallon.
GMocrr1Es-sugar-alarke ste,dy: only modcsnte
dcmaud fair to good rthnlng Ia quoted ut sti@s3o;
prime ut 85su; and white 1iavsnas At 8G101tc. Coi
fec-The market IL rnohanHel with moderate In
qn,ry 1uo in gold; and Starscaibo at eo9
21o in gold.
rrElonrs-rha.o is only small business passlns o.,
hs hst I'D 5,s sss 9s r. aysns s BY
at lE932d; aud By nail, 1G,099 BIZ gralu NJ 41s95d.
rxw ronr ,as {: i:@tssss1:::bt, 's: ooeo or
moderate demand; Buporane Western aud State,
o to"a t',s s1t1a :, Kpe
soosa1.oo; s.trs oho. $aNs7fo; IT. Louis, s'.7ets
ON. w. l':n nunt' ti atiu.s ~. M,, e,noe.,s
- -. KY T'U9 ' 49,.
~ 4'u0n n.t ~ LOWE :aun
eI1'e aeci u IL ~; 1,tp "H' III gn ~ ~
snc,ss Il ia a.. Sp MiiW.m1ss q ia m.
t,IsI lava sn b1nnc,n. snriuo Il XXI, *
as.s at n 1920 49,, u 9uss; ~, &c.
wnssa , r. a n :; 1SSi Il, Itxn c,fn sn
nr i,,,,ads In h"; t5. si,ta q N a''I nar,ev r
nln G4aaua M ~ si 'xt 5 , S'13. a'ai;sS
osee s IT. ~ III sh IT. ncrats snsrd snu o.os aas
es s iow r. " ~ .rtt. III M;"S. 'tsi,,' r%ts
III IA Sco" h ~ ~ iss m ~, sf'
1gp 1;% mi n'"'s'' 'e' "'''1n' ''sf's' "A''o a"'
"es!Ee.
mn asoosRlxsMGvf1:. dull aud heavy: rio. ,ca,s<c
, 1875-05-13

lIOHS-Tr4tls opened active nils morning, and did
not lax until I'll nerrhansNbo lots n bccsl disposed
Of. Lint weights especially ves* IN strong demand.
anohsr M pr loo s or m to 'it for avsrases sees
0: from l6o 10 .v III. Tho deinsnl for heavy wsIglts
though not specially .uCent, axceod<d thu supply md
furthor Improvement of sutoe. :'aes wero nj Sc
TT for seaswaus, for lizl't. and II
Load al tha litter prico. Tho market closed DIM.
, 1875-05-13
MARINE.


Ftetghts wers in fair demand md frra At 31tGs
$40 for hrgp and DO for small vessels 10 load corn
Tho scr Vanderbilt taken for At 31.c; schr
II. Muir for 10 ut 4r, and barge Jarvis Lord 10
rva) for 10 al &c; all to Buffalo. Tic props afoilt
Eomery AMI Equinox, for cnsn, through via BarutA.
Total. s; capacity, nbout nc, ,0oJ bi.
, 1875-05-13
COMMERCIAL.

TAs following wcr~ tho receipts and shipments OF
ths ieadug articles Of produce In s city during fhe
twcnty-,our hours ending ut O'Clock on Wednesday
morning, aud for tbs corresponding tsaso one ,aar
ago:
, 1875-05-13

New YonE, May l2.-Thoro waa an improved feeling
in tLo Jobbng trade. but business with commIlslon
houses continued light. Cotton goods In stoady
but molorssc demand. The print market was unset
tied, aal rrlccn irregular. Frocnan'a light prluts
havo been closed out at Galc, and aono styles Of
Srrague'o reduced to &c. sprnguct ahlrtngs uol
TIC. Atlantic colorcd alpaca, hold low at auction
to-day. Wo0ten goods moved slowly
, 1875-05-13

P1TTSauRo OIL MARKET.
P1r1spuHo, May 12.-pctroclim u!! crude, $f.A0
CLAY ut rarkcr's: refined, 12li@1a,so at rhlla-
lolphia,
, 1875-05-13

IL from tho INTERIOR thouel tbs local trade probably
amounts gtl deal in the aggregate an1 tia fair
to incrratn NJ iu tsatnn advances Prices hre tner
ally .eAly, Except for common Fresl, virl,. how
cstr, Il MT Quntsl'y lower.
Frat clear. ......,... -......... .$s. .opa n01
Herond coaE Inch to inch.... 4d,00.Aln1
Third cIc1r, ttlr,. ........ ............ a5 lfhl
Tst clear, Thick .............. 41tf4a10
Cers hnpr!1,g, lst anil III rough. ~. lda 10
Erhr t!lnE, fst and second. .....,.,... I3 I'll 10
First common aiding. t7.hH3te.1J
FG1rinE, iarat cnmTun, trc4AFl. tH.0ha3t.M
FGGrinE, kecolhl common, dressed. 141U1.1bI
DnI 1ehrIfs, A hnt n................ 2a.cUel3aD 10
A stnrk boaF1ia. 3tlDta2s
u Rtock hDaetls, 4itnr mo
u stock 1,oxr,ts t3.iAHa1r 10
frncanR TN 13OL 10
Common lumber, III II ahtl ti.or l0.6nAlsU
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-08
A DOGS sAGAc!Ty.

The London Times of the 10th of
June says: yesterday afternoon
three boys and little girl, named
Minnie Jordan, daughter of bricklayer
living in Great st. Andrews street,
Seven Dials, were sitting upon the
parapet OF the Thames embankment,
between Waterloo and Ilungerford
bridges, when sudden gust OF wind
blew Que OF the boys on to the pave
ment and the little girl into the river
4 cry for help was raised, and a
Gentleman who was passing, slipped
the collar from his Newfoundland dog,
lifted the animal up and coolIy dropped
MN into the water The child at that
moment rose TO the surface, aud the
-a@acious brute turned his head in
her'dIrection, seized her by the collar
al her cape, and, directed by his
master, swan with his little burden
tothe adjacent stairs. The gentleman
called cab, placed the child in it,
and drove off to the Endell street
baths, wherf the girl was taken home
little the worse for her immersion.
The owner OF the dog refused to give
lis name, but observed that the dog S
lame was Ready
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-08
A Picture Of Night In the Moon

AZ last, however, night sets IN.
5,r.tafully it comes after the sun has
..,bered up its shifting beams and
.,oue to rest. All at once we are
,,lnnred into comparative obscurity,
,.r AGAIN there is twilight to stay
.be steps Of departing day. At one
ride comes the dark. But looking
IN into the sky, we behold avast orb,
.,rb;ch pours down a milder and more
.,rnehcent splendor than the great
- the system. 1t is such a moon as
,ye terrestrials cannot boast, for it is
NOT less than thirteen times as large
and luminous as our own. There 1t
hangs in the armament without APP
,r,rent change OF place, as if "fxed
IN it's everlasting seat" But not
without change Of surface. For this
rreat globe is painted panorama,
and turning majestically on its axis,
presents it's oceans and continents in
,rand succession. AS Europe and
Africa, locking the Mediterranean in
s.heir embrace roll away to the right,
the stormy Atlantic. offers its water to
view, then the two Americas with
their huge forests and vast prairie
pass under inspection. Then the
Grand basin OF the Pacific, lit up with
island fires, meets the gazer's eye,
and rs this glides over the scene, the
eastern rim Of Asia, and the upper
lortion of Australia sail into sight
The Indian ocean, and afterwards the
Arabian sea, spread themselves out
in their subdued splendor, and thus,
in twenty-four hours the great "rotun-
ditY we tread turns it's pictured
countenance to the NOON and grandly
repavs the listening lonai'ians by re-
peating, to the best Of it's ability, the
story OF It's birth. Nor is the sky
.css marvellous in another respect.
Tor the absence CT an atmospheric
litlasion Of light permits the constel-
iations to shine out with distinct
ness which is never paralleled on
earth. F'hey glitter like diamond
points set in armament Of ebony.
Stars and clusters which we never see
by the naked eye flock into view, and
crowd the lunar heavens BRITISH
Ouaneriy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-08
chicago& North Western
RAILWAY.

Passengers for Chicago, Detroit,
Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, niagara
Falls, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Roches-
ter, Albany, Toronto, Montreal
Quebec, Portland, Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, st. Louis, Cairo, San
Francisco, Sacramento, Ogden, Salt
Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs,
Sioux City, st. Paul, Marquette,
Escanaba, Menasha, Madison, Chey-
enne, Omaha, Yankton, Winona,
Duluth, Green Bay, Milwaukee, and
all points North, West, South and
East, should buy their tickets via
Chicago and the
CHICAGO \ NOR u-WEsTERN RAILWAY.
Close connections are made at
Chicago with the Lake Shore g.
Michigan Southern, Michigan Cen
trail, Baltimore & Ohio, Pittsburg,
Fort Wane IL Chicago, Kankakee
Line and Pan Handle Routes, for
East and Sou:n-East, and with the
Chicago & Alton and Illinois Cen
trial for all points South.
Close connections are also made
with the Union Pacific II. r. at
far Omaha for all West points.
Close connections are made at junction
points 'cdh trains Of all cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS,
These celebrated cars are run on
all night trains on all the lines OF
this road.
This is the Only Line running
these cars between Chicago and 81.
Paul or Chicago and Milwaukee.
At Omaha our Sleepers connect
with the Overland Sleepers on the
Union Pacific Railroad, for all
points west of the Missouri River.
Among the
Inducements offered BY This Route
to the travelling public are all the
modern Improvements: Rock and
Gravel Ballasted Track, Steel Rail,
Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor and
Drawing Room Day Coaches,
Smoking and Lounging Cars, West
inghouse Safety Air Breaks, Miller's
Patent Safety Coupling and Plat
forms, Speed, Safety and absolute
Comfort
Running Through Five Great States,
and operating over 1900 miles Of
road, this Company presents to the
traveller facilities that Are Not and
Cannot be offered by any Compel
, itor
All ticket agents can sell you
tickets via this route.
If you wish the best travelling
accommodations, yon will buy your
tickets by this route, and will take
no other.
MARVIN UUGlTT,
- GENT Superintendent.
w. ii. STENNETT,
Gen Passenger Agent. ST.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-08

b'mding school miss: so, Charlie I.
J expect TO graduate at next com
"eneement. Graduate what will
:ol graduate in:' "Why. in white
tale
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-08

Sherwood & Berg would now announce to
the public that their immense stock Of Spring
and summer Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Boots
ana Shoes, Hats and Caps, Clothing, Carpets
and Oilcloths, Notions and Fancy Goods Is
ready, and the ask all to Csll and SEE for them
selves, and call before they pgkchase else
where Low prices aus. puck ales is theE
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