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SUPREME COUNT CnAMniRs-Frst MONDAYS
mntuu rilru or.
.ltsrl. CorAr--rrcl'L TEEN ponurcrs from
go 20 lu uaiyc. llN and Flct-Nt H. 5Gn 5tl i0 Al,
5ii ll1 10i. 49, 49,. 3 D. d5I. 80 $50
sirHlMh lollt .r..ll 80. s.H,.ss7. as,S 2S2o
1854. iltt l1" &c., ifi, 1917 l,ll, 90 to ili g. .A
G.' 1903. 1l, 1871 lpii 1ull, 49, .lp, 40. as,
3liI. "i2l 5ip, 1863 no, 1850, hi3 tl1 l03H l.i,
aiia iiWi isiGe i5'2 a5Sa 40 ins $40 iSi5 o. H.
3EG. .s,s Gi0b., l2is. IS 1850, Ii5i, liN aslf
1888 T. n M Nus. Ii.ii, hii 3l' 3n3g ,i.3 itel
l2i1 100 in.l 1870 1927 s1pl, O3 2ieu, SOIL 365i
suPLRioR COUNT GlER Al IERM.-Appoal4 from
Orltr'. Nos. from % luIu,iuslYe.
strEWoh torHr-srLC. Al IERl.-Nos from to 30
lp,lu I've.
sur RloR CouRr-Part Nos. $50. 2a7. lil9 575,
"a, L.. na5, ~ ~ llol So5 a. go t0a 5sl 725'
ISL 800. Fart llNo. pN Mh AA, S1Die, tG6, lA.O,
Ga Ne, 9SS, d''0, 6li al $40. ulH, SGi.
toMNos PLEAS Part l.-Nus, a5l0, 25O5 270s, 40le,
e3s,, la1 1893, 27i, 1919 20 200 so, 21d2, lt6s,
1891, Part llNOs. lj1A l57i, Gu2. 227 1872, liJ6,
By los, lli2, si:i ld~ y. 2ll 2l:5. s7o3.
NoTIcn.-Ino Jury Ga cudar In Court VI Common
Pleas, mas hcrn rcnunnrrru . III reinfeXtd
COMMON PLEAS Equity IERa-Nls from l to 80,
inclusive.
MARINE CouRr-Par Nos. 67el. 33}e 4s2i 5iGG.
1900 1913, hluO hbau 5Ni7 o.ii, aiil, ESD Part H.
Nos .sJj 3isl b6dl iiip 1850 5all bbS1 55dd $3.50,
1879 t7o, ssd7 Hlsi all7, ?aia + n III \, 5 zoos,
M 55di 5ae ai9 5lsi 57l, 4bSi 6o43 b726' t72o,
oJSJ, 800, 0Al1, 55A
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MhaIa Committee saw nncr Paving "a Dol
Iurforthc Privilege.


,,..t,,u. - n V.,,.
i'''"' - "
=. e..i.,. ,,.,.. i...,t. ~, -
"' '""''N' 90 ,'''" ""'''' '""''''' i". N'"'
mittcc, cousistlns Of Dr. Marvin, Nr. aho-
man and Dr. YIN der WyIa. with xr
,tf....l,I a.. ,,,. ,,1 ~, 49,
.''''l'1'"' '"o "''''" l''H N's' ="
NJ. Wilson, "a mediGm on Grand street.
1--WE w,ra to les, the powers Of the
medium said DIR. Van der Meyoei " but the
o ~ thing ~ order was to nay 81 each for the
ur;,ilc 80 There. were about 40 rersons present.
49, 80, -. - , .s IN.
MIS- Nl.7'N' s''''g woman ~ - "c''"tuF
more masculine than fcniLine, came Ia, and in
n f.,v tnnu..t,t. wont am a,,iu win a Mr..
i'" h''u '"'' "'"' ""' aga" VIZ" " VI =
~, wa Tor the pur'lSn 81 uhn'rt"'hE an IS mt
nnilon WITH The view at discover ~ whether "r
ntsue tal AifthiNs c"l'tmri IL her cloi hlhg
wien ~ -hl no nuI ~ ,'tuVlihln per W"hNeilul
avs, IL Iur,ter on hn h2ut Mrs. himMh re-
uyon nr W ,',.n put n n vlotn,n- am every
'ii,s va III rSIui'eSs i,'' , We wv; , r...
l. gen. eiN"n ~, 'np ,lh'eH !" We ier' us
nr u.u w W. T. VIZ, |n,unvu u"niirI. "ulle
iT'suu A., Nh ~ H',,, ,,t S NJ a'Iv' w.
",''n AZ NHu ,i. ''n nd WIN" &c nr,Wn
~, ~ ~. nr,,,, n jIi'' -" 80"
mlnutos I'in.'' W. - ','Wn m'' ~ an'tteI
XII , o' ~, ~ nv No'''"'''0o ''"' s''o ""e" ''s'
w On W. u. ,,,.,
ne ,"hlnet IN "h'h ,he Me1luI was 70 10
s',,..nr W.. WI u ,"r ''n, n."u, "",N ~
sMil"hs' anu cNHrnuS maze 70 HuN,l
Nltn' ~ ~ "".r, w nn' S"S "lS', VI
son h"lhc ny lures. ~ hhu no
cVineo''uh WIN Wy NIX ) We n'oH,un was
H., ~ ~, " .,..', ,'i" ,'',,,',' W n'u
~. i'I! Iu"Vr '"'u,,lV'' ~ ,ts' ',r,r " 80
i'i-li,I Ven OF ~ 'i''a'''i ~ ,'r o. nm VI
W ,l,"i''' ''l'i ~ ~ w. "l'n - i'lc VIZ
M., ,'' i ,,.,'' '' i, ~, - =
y ~ ~ , r ~ !. on ~ - W
70 49, wy "i, tI' ''l''"'i' " Ht"i7 sup
~ .cl . , iii'gl nr,, Nll,,a reg marry. an hn"r
~ .N, " .''' " .t'' - ~. I'n ~ 80 ~.
i'L '" 1 w. , w. ''' ",','' ,1,
rs ,,'ia 80 49, V, - - a., a., N, ,. =, ', ~ ~
n' N"'.'u ~ '"""N '"'N' VIZ" "'' ""i - i"N
"1'I ~ ,,,'" p,D,r q, ,t.r, s.t1 ,,,.ti ,r
.,,t, ,"t M . 49,, ~" 1'I'' d" u
g. r,, a. n,haa,. a. w. 500, n" >
.'.,,,io, ',., Nv" 4" a. ~"
S'''''N "'t.. "7', NJ ~
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rMoarlAa ~ IALArnoop.
Foe speed -howa b, Jef',ims'a stallion ; %,
BROWN Two Postponed Races.

brown ~ . ANtF"Ht " = 80 -
There wa excellent sport Yesterday in
Tly,tN,,d Park Thg weather VS. pi,as ut
ami the tracN was ~ good coIluirn. ihcte
were FIX events. 1ho hfstvu the lustplnci
ir..t f.om Ih.l dly. Tno hc.is were frosted.
fhe hr,t VS.. as e'i heat. nud tic second was
Won ~ tie bay g.ilu. ranic .nd maze, vAo
ais. won the tAi-d h.ai nd ,he ricc 10 o;ll.
TIE SECOND roe WAS tle 80! class. This
proved t. be- a. very IN Crc,iii aui fisi r4rc. 4
/ rye number Il Pc !, were sold, IN Nhich lohn
II. had tie cali. ll.hot 81 Joe Blown ami AIDE
llide sold well up Joe - own went 90 In the
ieed m oi onel aFap Of three icngths ai toe
quar,er pole. John a.. second. Ia t"is position
Ga . toHui.a oct, the uN me stretch. A. they
uD.r'l The dist ACE IN. Iic lrnNn Il lcken'
his sueed, AMI John n. came with a rush and
wun TIE neat hv 10 iGth ia -.'i, Ndri Al le tiird.
In the see 'ld icAt y Jim IA. Was the faNo.Its
although ths fricn Il doe T. WA stood ~
10 ami let th,ir money loyi-llt, k"nWire
tl.t = tnhin-. 81, uriyer, was uu- g. the front.
An oven send on u.s. mad. 90 t"e hr-t 'utn Of
tnc last half milo Adelaide took the l,..d aud
keptit to the nni,h. coming Ia DDcN In lr"nt OF
Joo Brown on "a break. 1t VS. the general
opinion that shc would get tue heat, hut after
consuItnfinn the Judges r,sulged To- give the
heat to Joe Brown ~ 49,. john II. thti.
crJ~sin; the score = length aheli ~ - y.
Iua tOGrtu heat was an iutcic~lth- one. Joe
Brown lea 10 inc uIiitter pole ten lrue. ga In 80
seconds, and few past the ha.f mile pole Ia lilo.
WiunIu. TIE hc and e. 90 -.-', y 1un al a
Dau second aud Adelaide tAIrd.
Joe iir1"n. tne property # Mr. Jenkins IA
Gla, stallion 90 Lrelt PROMISE, and s4uNcU ia
the lass hcat II the race that he could nave
or uouas Jeaei-on val have 10 look we'd to
their i'urtls next tcalon, or Joe bt'Wn VIII
Tne tnird rae was mat, h for $40, mile
he ats. best : 10 D. IA h.rne-s
WIN a-nrr's = W'ni 4 y ............ J.
''' '''' ava iimc, 5.,s s'n l5j
Tho fourth race was "a match for sloo, mile
hclt-, best go o. m harness.
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4lAANciAA AAn conNanclAL.

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mo ''' ~"
" '',' "''."- ~ ''N'' ''u ".'"
"""s "'" ''"' ''''"'' "''"'e" "'i' ''e
''''", ''' go. ''.'' '"' '' '''N's VI
WV '''-' NV 800 s'''''
~ Wv ''' VIC
w." '"-'''" ."V ''''''a VI ~ "oN''' "',e"
.,N',, W ~" :" '''"' '"'''' a.
~ ~ '"N '''''
""" "'S'''" '"'"h "''""V '"''l '"'e-' ana
Erie, Northwestern, -. laul, "a also Atlantic
md Pacific Trlppr. Mn, received a moderate shnrs
-, ,,,.,.,t.,, 1p,.,...,,.. - ~, ,.'.,,..,.- ~
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A LIGllTAND DARK SEANCE.
THE LITTLE WOMAN WHO PUzzLED
THE LONDON SATAkS.

I'M fsD0DON ~ ' y Fos
An Evening with 1Irs. Annie Eva Fny- Nlnn-
ncstntionr In the pnrior oi nm p-rown
RirnsiOn New TEST Applied toihe Medium
private seance was given on Tuesday
evening by Mrs. Annie Eva Fay, pretty ami
viyacipus little blonde, who has recently puzzled
IN scientific men Of London 10y her manifes-
taiions both in light and Caik circles. Amons the
INVESTIGATORS In l. moon was Mr.. VIM. Crookes,
i. II. :. who pa Mfs Fay 20 as 10 form part 81
an electric current connected with galva-
nomcntcr, that would inatantanoonsly show any
deceptive movement on tho part NJ the medium.
Mir. Crooks report Of the sitting was a complete
rumph for the lady,
The sitting here took place In the parlors OF
rcnilcmans residence in Twcniy ninth street,
and was witnessed by n score Of persons well
Known in this city. Among the cumpany werc
a judge aud his wife, several lawyers aud scien-
tinc men. and u few journalists.
a committee was selected from the company,
and Mrs. Fay was seated ON camp stool, with
/ hr tack close against the wall at one side Of
| the foldif doors IN the front parlor. Her hands
were bandaRed tightly at the wrists ana the
| bandascs scwed by lady In such manner "a
! to show any unlnosr nihs or hre King OF the
/ knots. Her hands were then fastened behind
| he. to m iron staple and r'1g scrcNed INT INC
! wall. her rex WIS fastened tightlY to another
staple, then her feet were tied toy ther
! win strong cord, ard curt in ar
| ranged to draw I'm front II her tnpkiug tenn
] ptrtrN recess VI the cornt OF tie room where
! SIC was sittiug. Ma. icl in-irumtnis were
phcei around hottie turned down w.
/ ti'n- iumrdia'cly took place Luiar wa.
ulaycd upon, "a ben iure, viit'c blown, and
| cunt iu. rae l-l.s w'.c then turned az, s;d
/ almost IN tho ntiist II thr uin t' CA tam WIS
SS'V .pd FL To- T tne w"i'' Mrssd tpcr Wa. ,hgn
iiccd in her hp wiz lAir "i serhr- ana par
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TORONTO, Dec. 4.-Nlr. Treasurer Crooks laid
before the Legislature last night statement 81 The
financial conuiton ana prospects of Ontario lie tsti-
mates the probable revenue for the year 1876 at 350
900 and expenditure So l35 20 leaving surplus ut
7-llthp. FROM tlns hulu Nal be DCuuci'a yiln 900
iui thc rAlruad tuMlil find aud ., = probable mat
the L"sslature M ths session may render some supple.
MculdfA Csnllcs c,s.y, bat - the purupriui ms
invariably exceed the amount ectualy csp nd'0 Nitlln
tiV year tue ircasurtr trls CouhdcutN on turplus
~ 1870 notW!thit lndng the tcnp rarY falling of la
the receipts OF Gro yn Lands OF S9Ou,OUl
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John McCormicG, patient in tho Charity
Hospital, Jersey city, escaped on Friday night and
eiplng over the fence into the yard OF the Adirondack
steel w rks adjoining the river front, disappeared.
fnr some time he had lahured under the belief that he
atniAnls wcrr con plrns TO S MN. He was spffrr-
Ing from typhoid fever and was deranged IL is sup.
rotrd That be leaped into the water.
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a Dnle nna nuchr-r lor sl ,0oo rnch.

ToROAIo, Dec. A. he sale OF short horne,
draught horses ana Coswold sheepA the Crystal Palace
Yesterday was the largest ever held IN G nada The
lhreo hlsheft prices paid were. 800 Tor Seven
trnih Duke ot Airdri', hou ght by A Necklaces OF
Miitrburgh ky.i $4,000 for Kirkleightun Duchess
ilisn,essnth, lon4h ~ IT, Coo lT2rc Imptini ana
lucky, Tue total sum realized Was S79,0OO.
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THE BIBLE IN A NEW DRESS
4 TTSIT To RIM UIsSIs SNTTH or
SOTIH DIINTENBI

H'n"hui Aidrr''' ''". tnal"' vi"
f'WiI hnuston una "- fn'"""'''
'l"Hi '''' ..'''"
which 'Dal. u3f ~ ;Oi 40 bl.. t'i"N'f '""''"
rtu.rt. rt.iiC .Ip. .iicAf. ou the l,f hand
.,f .. ,.t. tf,.r.. D.. a ltrr,. .l,l-.'t ic white
h"' +"'"- ,,lt ,t-....,
eIiel.. roof. and n"mcroIs viuuuva, trehiE
,., 80, , e. 49,. ,.., ,y
l" " .. - t..,.. /,
tend ftiin liud'. Here NV tue FH g. '"'' i'
.,d ,ffv II stflu. f,runta Tor thcir resist
r,t..r ,,...,...t, un .th,
"''' '' ''' "N "''' '' NV" Wv W.
ground th.t they wcro not permitted '" vote
and .bot.t1 tn,ref.fc. tay no take. Ihcg az p
an ,,,.,,..r 81 finn. ,,,,,,.
nov "h"Nt 10 pre- t"' -'"' Iu''"'' '""' Wv ~"
rclchi,iy by reason of new Translation OF tie
Iili fr BOD, thr nrlt.,uYi lancungre
~ d. u d." '"' '''-'"'' "''-"'
DRIVING down there INC "'h'r GAY l'1 i"H
SrN, ! found Two pleasant. N ule olI dies
ch''r' nu "''uli' 'n "'''-'' W., ~ NV
very kindly. ana rc"ul give an l'c PHN'"i"S
about which made irGlir,
We eat ia the roomy parlor surrounded Ivy
ancient furniture 81 m kinds She chairs e
- ,,c.r.,, ,..,t.~,s ti,e .tr,f.h, hacked
mary ""'''"' '"'',' ~ ''' -.
lounge. inc rrrrn window hnd s. the piri utrs
"n TIC Walls in tn'ir riou. trans 'll n',ni ct
tue most undru !e Ncnci.nir 'n'" NV,
and tc-se hin- non este al th'' vs. In"n.r"
generations h9Ct 1hd has uhueI- ne "'o
chang.
1hr1 ,.ic-. IN 70 tlr slnt. chnttv WAY. r st he.
Ctu To- trli nie .,d ai uYt tarir u-ni un iurt st
ton % .c,ii'n. Nea J4li na- seen ~ i'ri
circ ,l'-i nc,. inst wa. al It d" pig o. $50 ;
but Ai-- a 4..".oi - lurNl avg -i' ","
attic luciuhtlcn ilio. -i~t,r Z" "'na !. "ia
the main ~ Dob .c,i ihe uIe"H Oh l"' s'"''
"Wncn ,ne iscu-.on about ogr xnN'u
frs' 900 .H. % 'i.. dAi. l eve tIi i'i t"i'o'i
to n.,e CO.. nuci i..,dc Of u as d .t.cn d .eo.
"a % Na tp'c DO D., ~ urlut' .i' ..nI one b. ''
Led 60 aror g. ~ IN. W.. ie ntr was i'-
tcrc- cd u. W hrh ihel toyk 'N'ee COVE
e""I ,..,,,....,.,,..,,,.s
"wut 90 n.omcnt wife tua,' ult'." soil Nss
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specula'ion on limited fluctuations but the 70
maindcr Of tie list was prac ically neglected
he following table represents the ocspfn,
highest and lowest sales, REGULAR way OF tns
Irnc,pI stocks during the week. together with
with tho total number OF shares de ut in;
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Patrick Murphy, Of Mitchell street, Orange,
while drunk yesterday, took a walk on the Delaware,
Inc.a"anna aud Wee.rtn EulRay track. lie was
struck by an engine Hnd kilcd.
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wo were engaged In correapondcnce about Or.
/ Mile nos advent dOctrn x. md were very
| rfucl Interested iu the questions oucucd ur ty
! thr discus-ion. " siruc, me that II we could
/ consult the ou-iuu tx whom, YER any passdse
| IN the iiiplc WIS rotsIrc to- WON'T tie ro"u
/ thing. ard sd dDtcru iued to ~ Ike literal
! tr NJ ntton r that sic reason. at icast OF the
/ rrrca Of thr Eeptuar.nt and ,hc Nrw ie.ta,
stud Grrk AID Lain when eitl
/ ~ school. INA rund the trensllu II 81
/ lilo i'c rev tx ~ %; dr.i not 80 .urc II
! .trmp ing kncv uothius OF the Hebrew,
l' r'ia Il i'idio%i"'%"" Prot Sm "' rdncf
/ JAWS ii'" sah"n thr Iltner h'-h"p ~ p1
q. ste, nfu wa uian OF great lcHin'n-, a"d "a
/ uVer the md / rge hor,r,. was well a.
] puuiuieu wa man. lie we'd WIN his i'iutlr ia
| i,.pvu. wucrn he dird u frw Years ago.
Wen "a ans snylnr. wfo'eto MIN nbout NV
] uau latiun.Htd ne wIute tack "M NV not study
} lIc0. cw, ami ma.o iihii-lati'n nom the hfst
and soon learned. The Blole l.. the only pure
| anrirnt llcnrew cNt1ti. and that Is all YOU need
T. SEQ with ,our own .',es. AM not with the
] rla--es 81 YOUR u"i.hhur-.' Ihrn he WI tr
aboDt the curnate lant'iHg ''haldec, Stfiac,
chase. wen. cted uncn hi' .duce. aud set to-
used stewart rran,,n.f and Tue lcScons II
/ rMkhur.t amt Gt.cuiu-. | found Ifof Jarvis
was nsnt;. bad no o'flicnlN IN studying the
rruurw ANp currW.
"lundcrstanaa !ou ,ay mat ,9u then m9 ,'i,'
/ a iansiWip,i "l tne lrnr w, an sisn 81 w
: '' 49, NV '' '''''"'''' 49, "
! H.Hi , .t.,. ,t..,,, ,,,, ala,
'"' g. ~ ', '"''"rS ~, ''i'''' NY ~ '
,V".e'e ILL.,, ~, % ~, W., - s ~, W.,
"e "r. @ w" 'uv ,f .''t
''A. "'7 w. u" 80 ''" 49,. ~ TX
''NVn W."'"1 20 Hn' a. VA - ~. ~ Hu'
..''"'t =" 90 .'.'" D." "l 't' ,''' iry
i'N ''''. ''i,H "'. 'Nl - ~ g. - -,
/ Nl .. " 81 ni "'S '.ttN , ~ vs.
'lI.'l-" u 10 an 'li 'l.I'. ~ w. 10 wv
20 - aug 10y So We VIC I'VE T',',l ,''v"
H'H W.'"l l''u "N any '.,. ''o =" H. a.
tis,' i''' we sou ,'"' """" "' I" ''in', Ia,
+ ln"- ~ T'i gov, tl "' ''"' Y ID " u" j! I'D"
NV,N $40 "''' 'l'A '' TO 'l o. l.i' ~ wa
'n' ''te's f"''u ''''' "c'-"' al '"' ''e''
'., W. ,,,-... 49,. go. ...., s...t,
lN N'l NO,l'r go w, r'.'i1 UT" a.,
,".M 10 u, '''I '''l y 49,. 49,, ny ',o
u"-''' 10 'P '.'H Vt" '''-''' 'p' w. ' 80,
.l'i % 10 N', d 't,, A.. '' r. ~,
.'ir.' ,'i'"'" """ '''" "''' an" ''"'"- '''' III
90. 'g"' ,t -, ,..,....i.... , ,,, c,,..s AMI
r.t"~" - . ''" u HI, lin. W. ,.,,r r'
49, 100 ~ ~ '. ,,.', d, ~
~ 49, 9"V d" ~ "a d. ~, i, 80, '
DID," we ~ d" ~
',' ." go. '"''' wa" ~ '"'''''N wv ~ ''N"'
~, l....,. ,,.. ,...,,,...r.,.t. and ,Dc,
80. . i'''''' 10 ''''' "''" '"'"
~. t", 81 W. ',", 49, '',' ~ '.', ,. t,ti. .,,l.
i.' ne l'"', & .'..''"'u l'N o. .l'' a.. i"',N
i4' 'i. A'Ni "Nh r'N'h N'' '''' H' H't ttN
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Tho race went over nni Monday.
The sixth race WAS a mdtcn Tor SO single
dash IT a mile, Ia harm s..
wa. Gal4ehcr'- o.. & Rini hoy observation-disclosures.
JOla MuTpnys L. dis
Ilule 90.
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Total for the week. or 80
The total number OF share dealt In to- Jas "a
l"f.4j; 81 which Lake Suore trt.rrs .nfci -HhDs
Ne Nail. 81 lW; We,fcrn Union. l9AW. MO-
i.cilc. u,i50: Ere, $3.50; AicIrtt Central ss50
NprhT LIZ rn; 400; TIE u, ..cif'd, ld"' =
WABASH. 100: Delaware, LicAuWunn a'l Wet
c'n 40; Atlantic and Fac nc lsicgraph COM
Nv. 20; tire preferred, C0G; New Y TX CsntrL
t-': Morris aud Es-fv. $40: II don. ~. Itpcs
90 nd, $40; New .irf.ov tcntrll. 9ii Tuned
S.a.e. liz res. 20: Atla,tc aud Pa,iac i.rs-
felrei. luji t.ryel nj tud Piti -hWgn, &il: ,. 10
lr,f.rcd, 100; f"lt Waync, 2pi; 81! ,ois crnira
fIh. l"; Welt + rro Express, 49,; ana q lick
silver uiricrrcu. lui.
I'm tine gold marNct there was n rctlyo speru-
ilil"h thr"ughp I ~ q " Ih' lr,e ~ ths
cmlN &C. de was t"rrcd down from ia. t. llia.
t'ntn htii-eronis sold ont Their uoidinr- bu'
20 d buyers came iutO the natbef at tbs juno
lufe' and uurcna-ed hravlyW me- and lli1,
10" trtcc - sing 49, lll's. III ere was g. Trims
mad" public from Washington to inG ence tue
de iliuss.
inc r,no~iug we're TIE princip' quo,auon,
,@9G, Az .i,iIii, iol? A. me- il137 M1i.1
i:lj H.M....iiiis io,5 \. N..ilis ';ipr. 0.iist
II i,'ns ne rate. p.l for having balances carried
l9s taii cIearn.. ile WI iscaanse Fans Ssr,
lo,l Inc Er9.s &C. e., rug O. ,ee VI e..
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The daily gazette., 1875-12-13
coal per day. The gas would light
New York, Philadelphia and Balti

coal per day. The gas would light
New York, Philadelphia and Baiti-
more. 1t would run every locomotive
in the State of Pennsylvania. 1t would
fill the biggest balloon in half q min
ute, and burst it into a thousandtatters
or shoot it off like gigantic bombshel
and as it is very light-much lighter
than ordinary gas-it will be of i'm
mense value thereafter in trying bal.
loon experiments.
ENORMOUS PRESSURE
SO great is the pressure that engineers
say this gas would flow through tubing
to PIttsburg. distance of forty miles in
ten minutes. The pipe lines here push
oil twelve miles over hills and valleys
with 900 pounds pressure to the SQUARE
inch, but this gas would push itself IL,
New York IN few hours. The well is
estimated to produce 1900, 900 cubic feet
Of the richest gas in day.
The well is named after Mr.. Delemater
who bored it. He was employed by Mr.,
Henry Harley formerly connected with
the Erie Railway, who now claims the
well, and If six men and six hickory clubs
Will keep him in possession against anoth.
er claimant, Mr.. Harley will continne to
own it.
[ saw James Murray, who assisted to
bore the well. When | asked him to
give me the history of it he said
Well, sir, after boring 300 feet we
struck rock, solid rock, and followed it
for twenty-five days. At the third sand
We struck oil, and pumped seven barrels
On October 4, after boring seventy five
days and 1850 feet. we struck flaw in
the rock about . o'clock, and God Al
mighty"
" Just stick to the unembellished facts.
James, l interrupted.
well. she flew 100 feet in the cir
Stones, salt water, oil gas, busted like
cannon, and the st. Jo people cum rush
in over the hill to find busted biler and
a dead driller but"
What did you do them" asked.
Well, We run like hell; run to get
away from the gravel stones and gas
Bill Mcclure says, Jim we've struck
hell, and the devil is a acumin'-ranr and
he got away from that we'll and stayed
away till the next morning.
LIGHTING THE GAS.
Then it blew all night without being
| lighted, did it 2"
| Yes; we dasseut go near her for two
days. The gas shot up like mist, cold
as ice. lou could see it in the air After
two days got a ball of candle wickin',
soaked it in turpentine. tied stone to
1t, and that night SHE'D it into the gas ="
| Did she make a noise. Jim?"
Make a noise Great suns, she busted
like cannon full Of sand. Youd'd a
thought the bowels of the earth were fly
ling out. And light why, the whole ba-
sin here was a. light as day could count
a flock of sheep way over in that woods.
and foles away over in Petrolia. ten miles
away, saw it-and heard it, too, and they
hear it just as strong to-day as they did
that first night. | tell you, Mr.. Perkins,
this amt no slouch of a well-It it is you
can shoot me ?" Ell PERKINS"