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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
BALES FROM gig oO0CK P. NJ. 70 CLOSE or
I.akn SlOrr
FRIDAY, July 2-P. VI.

The stock market to-day has presented but few
features OF interest to the general reader Its pre-
yailing tone has been one Of weakness AS WAS 10
have been OK pected, after the unfayorabe exhibit
made by the Lake Shore Railroad Company yester-
day (which by the way fully vindicates the remarks
heretofore ul,.le ia this column concerning the con
diton and business Of this Company, its stock was
the center of attraction for the small as well
a. the large operators. Opening at 5Sia to 80,
IL quickly declined TO sos. from which it subSe-
suently RI lied to 5Sas and during the remainder OF
the day was we'll sustained at about So Indeed,
the purchasers at this price became persistent as
finally IN excite inquiry as to the source OF the
orders which resulted ia their being very generally
sserbed 10 the same brokers' firm which some time
since became famous buyers ut 72'e ana al once
IL WINS reported that the Commodore was III the Held
again. which caused general closing up OF short &C
counts BE il tho Commodore Or any one else VINO
msds the purchases. il must be acknowledged that
the stock exhibited good degree of strength in the
face of largo sales by disappointed holders We
hear Of one firm having sold this week over o,0O0
shares Of investors stock, which necessarily Ill
oreasos the load to be carried by the Street by Just 50
much stock. The total neglect for the past day OF
two Of the stock of the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany u not only attracting attention but
causing some feeling of uneasness on the PAT
of speculative holders. There various theories
a1oat Ia the street a. to the significance of this
neglect; and the one which the least likely to
be true viz desire to encourage large short in
tersst, is perhaps the most generally accepted.
Westera Union has fuctuated between 10 and 80,
and finally closed at tho exact price of last night,
79ss Pacific Mail after being strong and active in
<be early dealings. afterward became dull,
and finally weak; but this stock 10 ap-
pareatly 10 completely under the control
of manipulation rs 10 defy the Judgment Of opera
tou, Erie on very small amount Of business was
stropg and advanced 10 lois, probably ewing to the
closing Of miscellaneous shorts, The business OF
the day has amounted to 153,500 shares. OF which
$1,000 were in Western Union at 79ss&70VS0@
70'sS79's@7s4S79as, no change IN price from
isst night; Asripess Land and Mining 1.400 sharos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

The treasure shipments from San Francisco to
New-York for the week ending juno % were
81 793, GOj The Alps Mining Company has de-
clared ~ stock dividend OF 40 per cent due on Go-
mand. The Consolidated Virginia Mine shipped.
during ten days, $i17.72l bullion, and the Ophir
shipped Oh jane %, S2J,s02.
The London adviccs were again favorable, with
money on Government securities down TO per cent.
British Consols lsa Il higher. and United States
bonds lirn, Erie ruling dull and steady. The Bank
of England made u gain on balance to-day OF cjs.-
900. The foreign exchange market was dull and
firm with business az concessions from the nominal
rates givon below The gold market vas fat, stale,
and unproltable and after opening at III, the sub
seoucnt price of gold was HIS, the business being
very limited. On gold loans the rates were l, 2 and
per cent fer carrying and Hat fer borrowing Tho
specie engagements for Saturdays steamers
amount to 81, 100000. The mport entries OF for
ein dry goods OF the port Of Newioik for the week
amounted il coin value TO 81 ,25l 100. The amount
thrown upon lie market footed up 81 ,o5J,SiI. Inc
Assistant Treasurer paid out S7S00o0 Ill July com
interest u total of S7.s73,0G0 and redeemed Ill
called fve-twcnties S07, 900 The days business
at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared,
S3OG74,O 900; gold balances, 1,S51 sol; currency
balances, 50. 1879 The following weIe the quo
tations tor gold:
loco III lso..I;7, 90 - 2@o..~1i ,7ls
90 tl1is 1880 ...ll7ie 2o'...--llf'ei
The days business at tho u. s. Suo-I Treasury COM
pfised
cog receipts 81 Sos 90 CTy raymeo'' s7s3s , e;
(roi uaants. .5SJl ~ 20 tusDhis-..'.' '''o"o wv
I'm Ef,oU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY Jniy 9. 1875
AsHEsIhe market is duh and prices noiina, at &C. for
EEES~'AX Tic export dcmqnd is light and prices
changed sies Of l,5Jc Southeln at 3isfjvc western
nEOOM CORN AND BROOMS-Thc market ia qTiot, and
vaiHcs rs about steady Brush. tho'co short Green ia
II e; Green tut cho.cc q ic Green Snort ana Mei'n
loGl2c.: Red AMI Rcd yI-- AT Sd Zoe.
F.tIh, rL,t f0r iIo excited higher and bEoy-
viiI quito large business at the improvement Int
reduced here 22,DSJ baca Prices avalcri lAg
i revise quotations accSrlnSy. AMI me
market clo.s wit, strong uiwanl Tendency spnc holders
are reporting bids OF fy per cent n above IN rn g
smbru in 1000 BAGS ppr ontario
O0S baGs per northern star 62i bags pr vniM0 oOOo
1luoo 300 Acirnack 1000 Da2s per
Blue P 3 70 bags par Dogce to arrive here's IJS b1Ss
500 bags per Fatahdin MI on terms moi ran,rn
quote ordinary ccrs" al al &c; lar dor i5a c cod
do, 1873 ~ c aud rIime TO- ~ lD@a " % az sDi nOY "
DAYS Mild grades are IN iar cemarf the si"rks are small ma
spaIpy In yca of The decided Vance ~ mo iioi
WY tn AID are Ag sA, dstis We Enoo "a,
NE, SINGAPORE 22aRri Cylpr 2lr.lri Mafa'sib9
u c23c; ilgaay ra, 10.a20tc.; Jamaica ii@a!o2c;
T,nnpe. Ia. f7c: Porto Rico, 1sia2T costa Rirl; lS9
dc. Mr,ica1 ia 2nc Augpsur, ls02l 9c Sayanla, -
COTfON The nlrkct Tor Hpoi Cotton Is very qnet pit
prices without quoiic change; receipts at IN" shi uy
ials sao lina year 3.72iG3 bales coy oititel slS
bsrs cNpor 10 fnr continent 1856 bales; si", ~ 81
York, 1855 bale; ro dated sock lH ,Airs lne
Yesterdays inrHaid deliveries ri, rs icoNH
July lJ2ic. Aus Isl, lJjlc Sept"lnr 10 lc; 'l""rI
Gtr; D'ctsnig. lt'.sc. Janisry, 1900; tsp'uhN'
II gUc; AuiIi lJSsc. fir-t call '"i.nprt, 100 loo; ~
y.ni'r. 10. it'e ni"r le'' reI 1 u5i 10 70
Transactions TAId caAugus', lIl 1uc; Oetobef IO'
lii9,-o; March 10 l5aoqc. total 300 bales ,.
iiart oi rit-sit Anon ~ loiV sept
iS7i Upanl coiton II store rnning IN qily no'
hal, grade 81 h"p~ the ga 10 ga IT,
binary. 13iJ -tg,cl Good Ordinary. 10 Mimihg ~
Good or... liY low hiiaiiine. l. "om nid"l'
Quotations based On American riidld 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

DegIunlng OF tlc ycar:
foy Week. tS>". tSsb. lNIS.o
raFnCt.. 6uO, o. "'i,'"o ''V""''f'
Ian !. 1870. .-,o.l -,o go. M go
1hros n On lA. Aet G5Ii1,O5i 5o,2o2,3il . ,:et412
Monoy was il abundant supply andcall loans were
done at The old rates of 2d2i2 per cent. The rates
for mercantile paper were the same as yesterday.
The following is the Clearinghouse statement:
Currency exchanges. S;S9,35s, $50; currency bal
ance.. 800 l42; gold exchanges, S71os,4ii
cold balances. q 1913 $50. The Customs r"c-pts
today were ) 49, 900; Internal Rovenuc. TJGoO00.
and bank notes received for rcdeapton 200" 600.
Government bonds were strong on brisk relnvcsi-
,nent demand from the July disbursements. which
may also explain tic sharp advance in certain raI'
,,. ,,,.,os We annoy q closing 0uOtaf ions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
And the following for City bank stocks /:

largo business was done in railroad bonds at
HIGHER prices. rejecting the demand TO ronvest the
disbursements of dividends and interest The bids
are "A follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
Way mortgages. We anrcy Tie cI0,inS qnoiai lon7:

State b0bds were strong and higher III JcnneSsces
al i7a; firm in District Of Columbia 3-65s at 72is,
and strang in Nssouris vt 100, ex-nteres. The fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

For fnfurC dc,iv0Iy the m4lk't Il I.d % = ~ NN' WI
n moiao bus Sales rs follows. all Oh ba's OF Low
alddne: - 80 ga 49, ION ,.,.
SAFES a,enay after mJ"ly 100 u @ssco lOq !. &C.
0cobef 100 il 4src 100 Itilse 200 - FcoI,aIy
100 "A s'.c: total 100 hsles Y,sfray. slosns rest
Jly S,cs Angst - ss5 ~ LIST; Sepirnler ."
I5issc Ocofer ~ Ilsisze; November ~ 4|ic Ds
ceanbeT, IA 7tsd Is sec. Jannsry, sissaia .i1
laay. il s;l i6lq Aarel 10 @1 re- AT - In, III
sails oday no To- p H.: July. 400 Lie 300. H. ~,
1j1 - 80; 100 - COO Is 7asc goo H. ie,; Au
loo 5.c 200 l5r; 100 2 S;sc; - ct @S.r 100
Is 2izsc oOO, lia-s. 100. - ac Jannary o. "a s.
500 Il -; Fthrnary 10 ltiss'; l2oo; ~ Tx ~
Ia March, 100 10 -c; lOJ 10 "a2c Total io'ioo p"eS
grand total, 1880 Uaies. . 1890. ... ..,os N,
Dry td steady and IN moderate request sales OF
400 qfl- G.Orge's Hank ~ - 3D. lnd 20 gus tlth 90 ~
Good shore kerei IN Hight ppy andarc waht''
i,as No I'll 2"o bh- H"'t
40 do At ~ ierring scarce am wanted s'ihS
Store a; zoe RarrrI Herring ul ami unclan'td
AND MEAIIhe Flour market 9r'hed s.I -, s
,ly Tor The low grades these In GIT supply and
wspeL Medium AMI Family grades are quiet Dht stronger
No Supcrtnc fairly active anu STR nsti AZ w Sio.
market a aud fifly achFt "i inc 10"
W. W. H. ~ - ,cs sa,.s nj II OCn bb, We quote:
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We annex closing quotations of fore

The following SHOWS thc imports OF IofeEA my
goods at Newl OH. Tor the past week and since the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

Z. H e po, motc h, stronger but quiet
sales q; bbl. Ness st so eogt.t 1000 bhs Mcs CA
s sr M sssp ssc s se 5essS Ss With
Goe steady bat ancI II 100 bb $500 so for
sio@sIo Extra T.ree B.sf J. n,'r b., q.s, Reel
Hams ara inaey. but at {i66F2l. Ont Meats arc
rather nrner and good demand sales q $50 piece. At
ai,c. for fresh Shoulders 1910. fer Pckiel do y
isse licked DO. and i.s &C. for smossd ds ', 10
10 average AZ l. e: 30 boxes heavy 1T Iitci
800 Fat Haas ~ Boston on private tern. beoo.
steady but quiet city Long t,ear a.
10 dressed stronger and saaele az sssios
week aud less active bat clcs steady sales of 10
city i2agisoi 100 tcs ttsined for Hassns 81 400
tcs Western steam, l3ff For fn,nre delivery We hsaf
gust ~ Is.ai3' TOO tea settler sptsnb.r 10 slselte
q The market for Choice ga'es the kss Nh
receipts about steady tomaon and Medium qrg
ID sher favor Western continued ~ arve oey
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I0lo o'ciook-sAIIs BKFoIsE THH CALL
SECOND RoARD-I O'CLOCK r. Nj.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT--2 O'CLOCK T. NJ.
y s 20 Coupon. 90. n - 3 -, hcs!Sle'eA ,i--
IN i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

stock July !. 1915. 1885
stock III Ncw-OrlsaFs,
JnDe ~, ls75.......... 3.7j9
SEED LFAT TOBACco.-A Detf'
bern experienced this month. b
~ meet the views Of exporters.
against 100 cases last month
tee a falling OF in the busins -
AGAINST 4, 500 eases IN May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

stock July I. 1874 -...26a1o
stock IN New-Oileans,
June %, 1874 0,Ol3
T demand for shipping sorfs has
rlders having made c5ncrs-ions
sales, 3, 700 cases i0r export
whlc for home trade We no
|. 1900 cases having been sold,
, 1875-03-22
ARCHIE WILLIAMS AND LINCOLN.
10 the Editor a5 Ths Chicago Tribune.

10 the Editor u Tia Chicago Tribune;
Qutxoy, ILL.,, Maruh 19.--1 read with great In
terost and pleasure your roply to our mutual
ftlcnd, J. Il. Magic, In The TRIBUNE. Aayo .
picture Of Lincoln TINT Ia perfect likeness IL,
ho appeared IT. tho time of hls nomination for
the Presidency. It Ia q fine atool-ongraving. and
1l.aro often wondered why son,e onterptisiug
publisher has moi got hold OF tho paato aud thus
Isalizod fortune. Il,oHe pictures, in 1860.
wotc sold by W. II. Eddy "uorso ")t who por-
laps haa also copy.
lily real reason for addressing yon, however.
In 70 recall q circumstance very much to tho
credit Of Llncnln, in connection with his old
friend Archie Williams. who wAs for many yeara
Al houored oittzon OF tllia city aud Slate.
Certainly Archibald Williams was not ltpl-
aotpo man; but lot liz SEQ what Abraham Liu-
coin, who knew him long md well, thought Of
him.
Among tho worry frat civil appolptments ruaas
by Lincoln outside Of the Cnbtpet was that OF
:. s.A.chlba!d Williams, Of Quincy, ILL.,, to bo
United htatoa District Judge for Kansas,"
Tho oRico-acekiuE delegation and their friends
from kauAhs hearing Of tue intention uf tho
President to make tint appointment, protested
warmly against 1t, and urged that OF local favor.
TO. Tho prcsdont replied, In substanoo: "Gon-
tlomen shall :ppo|nt my old friend, A1chis
Williams; and, did you know him, AZ do, to
iha noble aud pure man, aud 3 great lawyer
you would IS you Ho0n will, thank me, TOT sci,tl.
tnEv sieha Ill lncorrupttbla and capable Iudge,"
Let Tue Lar and peopls Of Kausas anawer ~ to
whether OF not Lincoln WAS not ~ t,suAl.-light.
Respectfully, X. Il. JoSEA.
, 1875-03-22

whsn n, ps,t of shs .ala raj er personal property
bo vith!n snothcr district, bnt within tha sasno
State saA suit may 10 brntight IN cher district in
said State: provided, however, that defendant or
deten1s9s not actualty reraon.lIy notified - abosa
Judgment In my sn't mentioned in thI. section, an.
ana erafon TIM aaid Court shall sto an os1ar se.-
tina aside ihn judgment thtsoln. and permitting Fa
,tlenant Or defendants 10 pnad therein on Payment
" h.f,F ., them Of snch coai aa the Eaurt shall dean
1n't: and htsnHPon said suit R!,all te PROC cEdtl with
10 tnal Judgment according tn law.
hkc. .. Tint, whenever party 10 nnaf Judgment
u Hcc!ct which haF hecn shall be rtscrta In any
fIfsnit Court tn" ar4l shall do before The lime A.
,o*ea lar takng I'll II noal Or bringing writ Of erres
has shs MT la ilcocsaary to revive tho suit
" any tosnn! Proceedings xforr4sti. The ropre.sn
tsa ~ e,tcn drtraM LARRY may fit Ia the ofto at
tle ccrE Of such cisc,t Court duly certified copy of
hs appointment, alA tlere,lfon may entes an at,cal
St bsing writ of error aa ths party s retrc*cn. might
has lone IL tle party In ~txG favor auch n1gn,cn.
o. deere n rfntefsd ha' sd ,rorc nppf taken
Eth Erif 81 errov noa9n ns'.s to Ills representatives.
caao nj the t'cat of ler, after apna taken or wrt
Of error brought.
ssc TO- TINT htl aess aud parts Of net. In conflict
With tue rrnys!ona Of tn. act hereby re,7ealu<l
Approved March ?, 1916,
, 1875-03-22
PERIODICALS RECEIVED.

Scrtoner's Monthly for April {scribner L Co..
New York). Consonts: "1he Proud Lady Of
ssavo1on," by Elizabeth Akera Allen; IA Chat
about German Parllameuts." BY William Wells :;
"Young Molrs PeeYy," by G. A. ssephons (;
"Doatll.Deal,ng Trados," by William II. Hide
NJ; "What 6iIs Thought" by Julla g. II. Dorr;
"The Liverpool Of Amorica," by Edward King;
"WhIta AzaIsau," by Harriet MoEwcn Ktmball;
"Ths Story Of Revoaoska " (Chapa. IX., X.>, by
J. g. Holland, "To Friond," by Titus Mnu-
500 Coau; "A{y 1a'aud." by Helen barron Dost-
wick "Tha Mysterious Island" Crart H.. Cnap.
VH.) Adaptcd from Jnles yerno} IA Farmers
Vacation: I. Hollow-iand,"' by George e. War
lnR; "TNlB, the Namooss," by II jAlmar HIorth
Hoyeson; This Psa,m-l}ook III tho Garrett" by
benjamin M Y T. Taylor, 1.-The etatne Of Life"
Catholic World Tor April Catholic Pub!ica-
tlon lioqso, New York;. Contents: "lte!igiou
tA Our 6tAto institutions /" "1ho yeil With
drawn" Alarch;" " "Uallelon's Antos Bacra-
monta!os," "A1o You Ny Wlfs7" !" Tho Fl-
ture Of tho Russian Church" "Rsray Lcsvas
from pasainy Life; j" - Iu Msnoriam; ~ "Ths
Tragedy, os tie Temple spring;" "aubstantal
The German Reiohstsa," "An Exposition Of
tue Church !" "Odd atorieg."
Wells, Now York;.
, 1875-03-22
ftriEhn1llsY Night in Jatl.

Suit LaAo Nr!a'd tJ'orusonl. Harch Il.
Dtlgham Young IL i'll jail. WlatoFer temporal
koan and the men with whom lso associates eau
gather from thIs fact, they now enjoy. At III
o'couk the defendant appeared in court In anhwet
10 4 warrant of attachment TO SHOW caus0 why ha
should not la punished ~ for contempt, which
contempt consisted in l,is not having paid with
Ia tho designated time tho e3,0Dl attornoy'a
fees to Ann Elizas 1awyeru. Judge Mexican
having refused to allow him to rotira during ths
arguments, aa ha requested, on account OF ILL.,
boaltl. lrrHfient Young RAs III court tili ho was
Escorted !1 u;,, ont ", Deputy ,' United sta.es
crowded with spectators. and soon after Court
opcued tho rush bocatns 10 great as to necesH-
tAto tile locking Of tf10 doors. Tho dsfeudaat
manifested not the hlighest uucasluess or excite.
luent during tho rrooeodlngo, and whom he VIII
.euccd 10 = fine aud Imprisonment, 10 uaa not
disconccftad In the least. Mr. Jack. tllo defend.
ants chief cnrk, paid to tho plaintiffs attorneyt
tue e.. .000. deputy Su,ith took charge Of tha
dofendant, escorted him to hia (iouuR'a) cnr.
Eiago. and drove to tho prisoners Residence. Al
procured such clothng. bedding, etc,, aa ho
required for = night IN jul, aud In tM
mldat of q soyoIo euow-sturn WIS then eakeu to
tho penitentiary. presf1ent Young Was locked
In the only cell 81 tho institution: Win doxsu
or more convicted criminals aud men awa.tinY
trial for alleged crimes. However, lie waA hold
In that place only short time, when he waa
furnished room attached 70 the Wnrden't
quarters. where he BE,snt thu night. Whom (hi
news Of the lneasce.asl1n sproaa throughout sha
quarters. The Intelligent, respectable portion o
tho conlmunlty-evcn those openly Ql,poael Il
the religious sYHtem OF Which brigham Young Il
tho head-Afe unanimous In tho verdict tlin
though McAoan may be technically Justified BY
the Is" l4o ia guilty Of N uuchtissiAn aud IN
, 1875-03-22

1reaau1es And Gen: +. 4. kouIe, Of Chicago,
General .sgu,t and Superintendent.
SFtrtaf Htttafth n TIE tAttdaa Trth1fts.
Daa Mo1NE7. 1a.. March 20.-Ihe Hilorin of
tha county agreed to tnakn tho mortgage halo Of
thn old Dea Monea Valley 1:nlroad Tor $3.50 In
fnIl for all Rorvicea. Tim supreme f,ourt las
decided tie agreement IN void. Tho htatutoa de-
clara That any o1lcor WHO takes mora or o.l,er
thnn legal foes IL guilty OF rniadcmcanor. Ills
fees Will therefore bn bt1 .gG9.
>, S~e,at btstatch 10 RI t.htcaaa Tribune.
Warsaw Halfway company has given notice sltst
sftor to-day It Will dlscontinuo tile use Of t.e
Kenkuk aml Hamilton bridge, owing To
=. demand Of lilo JIrtdge COMPANY for
Tho i'nmednto payment Of about 100000
for tolls and deficiencies III 1919 hl
1874, for which tho Dridae Company had accrrt-
cd Tho no.es Of tho 1satl1oad Company. ,rhia
cuts III direct communication OF tha railroad
with Kcoaak. L. Griffin, Manager Of the bridge,
left this evonhg for Now YORK 10 try To get tho
order royo!,ol.
!g,tr,ai pisnatch to The Chttaao Tribune.
KAsaAs CRY, sfarct, 20.-Tho Kanaaa Pacific
1eoad wil! ren,ovo It's ganoral ofceB from thln
city to ArmstranE on Monday, III accur!anco
will, the provisions OF Tho law passed Ivy tho
KansAH Legislature at the last acsHion.
, 1875-03-22

~ ERE&;Hi]F01 HHEeVfT. ~. =
Thera Ia pfopa! ty-owner on North Hill whs
y in blst,sl ot misery. lilo lakes ol1aish do
light in thwsrtiuY thu sliding-loxts.1ul proolivi
ways clears hls sidewalk OF snow ~ faAt ~
falls, aud the result Is that whom the boys COM
flying down tho walk II ullla minute, more y
iess thsy always lintl y loug ba5o stretch OF wall
IT. front Of hls place, and brluG up win SUI!
passion Which tAsy exhibit a. boiug iuterferet
with. Thu boys tinaily 1osorted 10 the e1podien
OF chipping ia aud buy!ng > load OF water apt
sprinkling tue old gsntlelaan's walk until Y wa
coucerued. Then the war commenced i1i ea1uosi
The proprietor would Alro man to chop OF tha
loo, sad tho boys would pass around the III
axslu, aud buy another load Of water. aud 70 th
teT, with the boys cue ahssd u the presses
writing.
, 1875-03-22
hSs,M+ +l0H39lc,Q76.e1
@7, 7,lal.0 ls0G,stl.s,
ldI.8l2.@ 64.lal,A2

Iho earatnga for tie months of January and Feb
Ina1y Of th4 year wers "a, ~ txs than foF lhe
ns mouths In l474 bns ths limlnut.on i latgsy
1a.sal III sections tributary 10 this roa4l.
INC report dopEccatcs foreclosure, for the
feason that, unde. the peculiar condition OF tho
@ @Iompany's debts. tue interests OF tho holders OF
suu snn1 urea mortgages are sepRra&0 in law, and
"yu.a require tsss foreclosures aud three Re-
fssots eer 81 Anothel rsaaon il that large nun.
eontrso,S vs ~ ~ hosd lands purchased under time
i,ssa ~ q 70; 10, aud 18o scres aact, whiol,
ianJ- nes pssa released from the lien at shs
wuuld cause ittensSs. Ih9 s.e OF those bonds
Ill ths sa bususss ueossftsr ~ he Company would loao
nat9.d Company which bas now aetusf com.
Of ts rod n.1 ANOTHER Il that tho purchasers
issa Gsnsat tre Of to aet s1sp:as tic co%psng Ts
Incur M '1uh nnnaa1 until NIL 1881. aud tLls would
sonn,,' 70 s'o',n" The plan Of 'a fuudup S.vjIvp
*sioa1onh sio n recommended a. . ,,-ans
1acai "aT OH. Of sl,e presen. dim,,H Htse- 4,se
,oa T. T. :, s,'l'a'aal that tho tuadiag Of
sn;r, - s'''rn. IT tho earnlnxs Wouii l., r.s
91''e1 " = $40 inlcsost upon tha .fnnStn',
, 1875-03-22
THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
.fH1Hn TIE 1lSr

GHhH04nu llh lASEs
sn.efoi Di.natth to Tia cateayc Tribune.
WAsl11yaroN, 1larch 2l,-Ono of tic bills
,,.,. a.aoi T., I'm o}os;,,r t,o,r. ~ ,,n .oa,ior
"Iu la"'.a ~ .'sa ..u" n. NV az.
ralaied 10 tho Wisconsin cehffal Nallfoaa oom'
pany. The bill Givea tho consent And up.
proyal of Congress- 10 tho Wisconsin Central
, ..,,s,. IT, ,,.,,r... p....r. ~, ut g,o.
soao Wlne.l ''es pp."oe" ''ttns1 ny vi" '''o
vena Point, OIL tlo lno adoptea ny tna aos o.
the Legislature of Wisconsin, approved Fob. TO-
1876, iustoad Of tho ltno adopted by tho net Of
Tho T,crlalatura Of Wisconsin, Arrif 0, 1860,
s,..,s' NV w.. ~, ~ ~ ra,a.,ar n.,,'
ehaitof'ne t1s iofsa6o Aako oaPol.ps "An. ,.
road CompRny and prov'doa TINT no portion Of
tho lands belonging to satd grant situated sontl1
of etovcua Point. and Which NAV bo found out
stdo ~ ~. to,m,,o li,nitu ,noosnro,l from thc
a."u IT,. ~ a.s, .a"1 a,.s,, ,'su. a. .sI,,
nlouilcu '"e o' h"'a soa,' sl'a' pa'a W aAt" =,
Company untlor its grant, but sueh lands shall
revert to tue unitud Btateu and bocolno part Of
tho public domain to DO disposed os as other
nnh,;c lands. md the neceptnnce of tl,o nrovja.
p"oHp 'a,','o' "aa Wv aSeotAso ". NV
, 1875-03-22

Tho UntrTlftGls Sade H5 GrGRe N1nus
Wo always thiuss OF groat men rs In
tue act of performing .deels which give
Lholn Tonowu, Or ulsc III STATELY rcposo,
grand, sllont. and nalestic. And yet this
Ia hardly fair, because the most i;raciuus
themselves with tho iittlo things OF lifo wuich
engage tho attention OF ua smaller peopio. M
doubt Mosea knarod and Bot 4ugrv whom Ao had
soye.e cold iu lB head, a,lt1 il llY hit Ala log
while he was In tho Desert why should we sup
p0ys to did not Jump and luo violent language,
aud rub tho sure place And Cwsat-isut it
toleraby cesta!u lie used to hocomo furious whe,l
tho dark Ind found shst Gslph,.laia hal
allowed them u,doF tho bed 10 that 10
had to swoop around thtm wildly with
broom handle Aud when solomon cracked
his crazy bong, IL 1t unreasonable 10 sup
poso tllat he Fan around tho room, aud faIk
~ II ho Wantod to cry Imagine 1oorgs Wsat-
ingtoa sitting on tue edge Of tho bed and putting
on coa.. B!!,st, aud gtoTl,ug Ut Atarth4 because
tile buttons wore or; Or st. Augustine with Au
Josn OF Are holding her front hair in her mouth.
as women do, while she liked un hor back hair;
NAPOLEON Jumping out Of bod In fronzY to
chase = mosquito around tho room witt. pillow;
or AArstu Luther in = uiKat~slllIt trying to put
the baby to Blaop vt 4 O'Clock in tue morning
OF Alexander tho urcat Will ths hiccouEhs or
Thomas Jefferson getttnE suddenly over fence
to avoid dog or the Duke of wellington with
the nun,ps or Daniel Wobstor abusing hs nitc
tho bed or benjamin ETanklin pairing hts corns
with - razor or Jouatt,a,, Edwards, at tho din.
nes-tAbls, waiting to sueeks Just ~ 10 got hls
mouth full OF hot beef; or Noat standing a.
hia window 1t Night throwing bslcka At cat.
A0x AtGkT.
, 1875-03-22
Tho Frn1skal,n Privilege,

W0sNIh1fVN EhF0N{tEF.
It 10 just discovered shat tho franking pro-
Vision of tho poatal appropriation bill u 70
worded that. while tho nav aauatogs oau frank
tue Congressional Record Of reprints theFefrolu,
documents g can be fEanked only b. members Of
ths Forty third Oongzesa4