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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
PvUDyG STATISTICS

yo- the week ending SATURDAY Aug q, 1875 IRON the
records Of the Department OF Buildings Walter \" ADAMS
. 1 PlT', Of Inspection Robert ,IcGnns CAef reports
q estirI9e cost s2736OO classified as follows tenc
,nertS irstc sceneoas . including me
T,r-t rtpf the ~ lliTd and one
sfre aud OF the hIstcissS stores one -
cath ST. be constructed N BRICK AMI ToD hve
stores in hchs % by l04 at estimated cost Of $4,000
s vera ul-o submitted for the Anon O II ouliales al
& esfirsfsi So 500 mak.g Total estmare cost
{or m. ere buildings aud alteration ~ ci ores
81 100; number Of special applications submitted Tor the
erection OF %"' -
The EuTea Of Violations Andrew ovens Chief repcsts
made SAFE, taken down, !nsae
tjine notices served 81 violations Of law reporte 10
Gases sent attorney for prosecution 10 special s1I'eyo On
eusafe buildings B. , -, ,,,. ~. r,
Vvdp Chief rrDorts Is buildings mig FIRE escapes
dOnal means OF egIess and 30 Dugs as aVing IN COM
p,iarce Win requirements been prOyced herewith ire
sespe notices served &c fire escape notices set 70 attorney
Tor On rier beans ana EDtelS tested
Aud apurve Is GIL buildings also reported as tdfng
s1ecOn examination. 2JJ OF which In
spee;.O.s OF ltngs the Condition aud availability Of
EXAMINATIONS Churches chape and places OF WORSHIP rel
alive ecTfss % were feexamnatoIs
bueiggs prevDny reported curing either
additional eTess IL ere inspections o. frOu
ors and scogic hosting openings thereon
bong properly guarded against accident and oeia
reference
nr ~ OF ana VIOLA ions If section 20 " the
building f0ll)ss 10 VIII win Avenue THEFT =, lrlr
Avenue fhr.i@ mon square, Walaek-, Tvoi hoDins1Is
Hal METROPOLITAN NOlkss Gim0res aad Th0n ass Garcens
additional fre-escapes ordered the Third Avenue
a. A.e lleateTs.
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PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

In Fourth No &C. store AID basement brick 2JI54
Nrs Jane Harrington, owner.
COrtlan.t NewChurCh third class stone, iron,
and brick, lOGKlO: MIN. J. J. EmniciIs, owner.
ST., stores and tcne
pents. 2 Jz5l Michael Murray owner.
Eth south corner fiiy rIs ST. hstcla' store
G3-NlO4 Jones.
F1rstavc side. 25 feet NORTH o. Ig tyseyenh St,
iencIleI brown stone 2j6x1i' Peter WehelD,
hrsst, south side l7J feet Of Cort
lansft- ave. name = cling Frank kzisch
No. 2G0 tOHesy, trstclass store, brick, 25x90 Michael
A Z.
No l49 Wet Thirty second public building brick 2Lsx
ks3 p. n. Blecen, owner.
asyeut and red andtwenty eigthsts and
tsncmeuts brick, 2JxJO; D. l.. Ingrahan. owner.
Willard ave. sids 3lj feet east OF Third ave- frame
dwelling 1880 Cbas Barrit. OHDef
4SJ Thirty eghthst stores and teneTnents brick
2yxc3; J. Puck,
sane IN so4 .}7 and 43e; owner, same material
vest TLrtyEntb st., tenement, brcE, Z5x4z Geo WHEY,
Eth-ave west aide, rs feet north OF Onehundred and
twenty brick churth 4oxC5 First Baptist Church
Avenus B. store tenement brick 25x53 Mrs Maria
Quicker Ownff.
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6elp n)antea females.

VNANTED-TwO competent girls, one AZ
w COOK and lAUNDREss; Ihe Other a. CHAMBER
MAID and WAITRESS best references required. No. 90
West ASth st.. basement.
WANTED-A young American lady OF cu!.
w ture companion and To assist yonne ay n care q
her fathers household only those experen cd and really
wanting pleasant quiet home Christian snily neec APP
NV No nenal duties Unexcereonahle references az 10
character required aud gwen Address stating Qiajc&eR
Gazette, Glel Soye, long lxana
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6onses ano farms iDanis6.

DY family of adults, a large, completely
ID AVID elegantly FURNISHED HOUSE, between lJiA
aud 40t, SIS CT MADISON 5h.ave between 9TH and tth
Address L. H.. lsiverside House l52a-st
yNANTED-For cash customer, full width,
w first eisss HOUSE lot above 5Olt between lh aad
9Th ayes RULAED d WHITING, Beekn a1s,.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY - A fuil-sized
w fonrAorv HOUSE either faIy paTti Ally farn.she
and centrally located. Inqles references gwen az"
dress at once, c. G. C.. l2J FEth-aFc.
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Countrp Real gsiate for Sals.


TOR SALE-Seventy thousand acres of VIR-
GISIA LANDS IN one BODY title perfect price. ~
Ter acre send Tor circular. j. WISE NORTON Agent l5Jl
Mainst, IachmoDd Va
NOR SALE. AT CROT0N--A very desirable
nIot OF acres with dwelling house and ontbulldnS
er,aIle for a Rentlemans COUNTRY RESIDENCE an
asundance Of large and small fruits the race Has me
''''' N'N' EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune ONCE
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Cation Sales Of Real Cstnis.
FXECUTOE's SALE


EXECUTOE's SALE .,
bv morf gage foreclosure Of N tho best NANCFAC
lIfpiNO - rs and Hnrst MAI -R PflNiLE p " is'
ern view York. taotgry dwelling gus GUS ,n'
also an cqual uudlGa hair 1 o. oui lC1 crH - 'll ~!
wi.hfhe water priS anc rgs o. gsT alpu ant he
Ia the midst Of We famous
IN thG Town OF ShanS''i ~ we
County Of UisteI y. wl be Sold under the direction 81
HOSH ri J. LOO kWOOD es fci rec, IN pursuance OF &C.
cree an Judgment OF tie supreme CouIt oil te StIi o. W
house n Ire iiy ~ kings0n y - N ne
26ih DIV August l7j, ~ O'Clock in the AFTERNOON for
further partic ulals address y T. r ~ Si'ieI o .o
kingston y Al VAN EsIIA.N < LEAtN IN
HGt0rneys &c. Kingston y. Z. OF Il. j. HARRl5ON, Ola
West Twenty foHrtll st, y v CIV
DARE CHANCE!! For an Investment.-
Ia POUR STORY BHICK HOTEL IN We RAPIDLY TOW "
inc City of CANTON, Oho 20 be Sod at Assgne - sole 10
te hi ehea bidder The " the Courthouse N CANON
on SArU RpAG, sept 4, lo5 az O'Clock p n lhs IS a
snIencii properv built with all the modern IMPROVEMENTS
eainfng 20 good guest also nrst class Fore AMI
br sness rooms basement rooms ms lIoprliJ c>t
siO0OOO exclusive Of Ot appraised at t2J ana HAa'
AN Tor al least two thirds Of the aIpfaisehrt iet.; Or
fird down and balance equal annual payments, with
per cent interest payable annually:
VIM. W. CLARK,
LEVI !. MULLER,
Assignees Of VIM. c. THOMPSON.
Canton o. Aug. II. 1875.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS. OF REAL ESTATE
NETWORK CITY.


19wsrx No p v william r ya pswes 70 200
xsnrin ana fNin ztGn SITS ocrneT, Gal II on kiv
ins;onstSi5 u On Manss' fiAnA i' 80" $500
Cd ay- No . ore a n ms ~, yerS neF LOG
Goerrk ard hudson ss D W eorfet o9y y ON s
cxl5Oxso.xal me Lind along the n.gn-Water marx
EXCEPT 20 ~ GOeTck-st and ~ II OF Naaglnst' ing
Mavor Al rrnen, &C. of New York end James
and Wilbur smith TO Adam and Noah brown To- q ooo
s1sh'St. n q 400 II Of 9tb.ave, 25x.S9 3othst ns
"a ~ - " ,o 81 Y ,,'Xei ,.". LOG
e5 s., p, = 10 |, o. 1859
&1yh s, 4 : ~ lseTn =" nanaes SeoO
<1 Mtss, s y 20 !" o. '.. 1900
6sss 1,s,s ! wns 81 rrsere To- c Kisia 5ocO
67tAs:. n = II Il " ave y. gore le., -. -''42sm
along middle tire and land IT v Cow ha-Pon"n
runsiiag nnr;h parallel WIN Ave y w - ~ !. h,,nd
viii miqG e3 ni'e o. As'0r ''A''' 500
1isth,i n : 800 Il G Of i0th-ave, 50z laol1 JOha
IiDhrn and aIfc John q sehul. ara re, Noih4Aa'
1 5tSts, 20 : -' !, Tee % 4'ia' 1900
a2StSs' IS JOB II " o. straw 1900
Sd ave- e q between l25th and l26'.. 81. BEGINNING
ga %n Ne cent 1s cs ,s W ig DoON ~ 900
Maonst'T re s n + 10 T T5Vrad SAM . 500
West Farm. 1T -sO74 on map Of F.ifn9u1t, nlelln
REGISTERS celce IN Westcnestcr county, [OkIVOi -o
Mary BOugh;1n Matthew Hal. 45o
Yorker, lot 81 land con 0ing q acres, entered IN
Lib. Coz ~ Deeds. JaS 233 IL reg sler Once OF
ssSBe''e' Oolns 1 10000
= lam X hester County Peasest aud Jackson
ave II G corner 400x2C0; Elstohtsacl, v tstcsrsttr
Comfy known IS lot No JS ON tli' 90 =" 50 a-onht
Vernon hle N iIeS1ster's ofceV etchc-tar County,
1864 35x10xl306; Herrl-'ta BG.oAAA4+ wi~""' 40
ana others Morris Falken2n ...------- 4V0
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Counign prcpertr 60 Set.

ITO LET or LEASE-h tvO-story BUILD
ING. 30 fest BY 80 .ec; VIZ. without power pity
10 sThIHAH: * LAFEEI. Last Newark. y. j.. CT 50
Flu 'OIst.
rl1O REET-20 miles from city. IL hours by
i raii-t+l.NTIINAN'e TEsirEStE. flily partly
IN she'd o. en- IIvn ~rJa r. a1d 10 acre. ir~ rl anl
dwelling ant oitiu l.ngs an afd In sp-dd or4.r
tc ir or Winter occupation, WITH furnace
hos and cC.d Hs:fT
Rent Low 20 careful .smlv.
address OWN La, Box i43 Tribune Office
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islp il)anieo-- MaIes.

7 AWYERS out of BUSINESS and desiring
Ia EMPLOYMENT may find the same by applying 10 me.
b. familiar New Yort Cgde and supplementary
Proceeding DO able furnish reference. .. al BOYD
Mltdletown, New-York.
WANTED-Two experienced ADV
York CITY. Address Box 6,l29. ". Y. PoseOnce
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. Aug o. 1875.
The following sale was made at the Ex-
change saesroom to-day:
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Nurses.

4 YOUNG English PROTESTANT as NURSE !;
conpc ten To charge % infant from rs birth city
raprenee: city OF country. Address MPETENT NURSE.
III bine Office.
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Couutrn Zeal Cs.Gte for Ga!e.

NOR SALE or To LEASE
small RAJ Il 3 acres good buildings AMI good iani
or rart-i eIenng mia ali gO0t 1rnce NJ
te function Island hsiiTOad ana Ola IOWA foa4
o'~'' ' JAMES A. GARRETSON.
Price 81. COO. rent $3.50
Gan DIEGO CALIFORNIA) REAL L 4 ATE
- Il rare opportunitT for investment. SometaIc r hs
million TO Large returns iFO- snz INV .s me %
Tor Instances, CITY Lot5 n San DeBo a. wen oeit s.J
inc ne railroad lands FOR $50 payable in IL monthly install
erts san Diego enrerprisne and f0"ng seaport
en- on The pei coast possessing magnificent haDf Doe
OF the fnest te world and the terminus % 30
abroad Lands bought here years ago
tor i7c r sre ic hav- sCIi for S0OO WIN
ami M uToy nsgis rot particulars call or adi ess
NETWORK AGENCf, BUSH 4 CO., % DPysr
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

IYiNTED-Fcr the Winter. Ivy single gen
r.nan large ft1N! ROOM with or without hoafi
bparl .-It be cla a9t family pri-ase ioatc m rim
ave or near NIL 10 Iwentf n ths,s Use
s,se nice references Exchanged Address i D. H. i lf4o
Diace.
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Ciin properip Go EFT.

ITO LET. cheap. 1,O7S 2D-AVE., near
i 57thst-A very nice SECOND FLOOR with az modern
improvements. Inquire in the store.
ITO LETT Furnished or unfinished, an ee
CANT three-st0sy HOUSE Vast flat st. between Lex
ingon and Fourth Rent reasonable 10 responsible
party. Apply 10 OWNER. Nos lL5 aud lG7 Mercer-sL,
H0ls tSl-st-
rINO LET-An elegant EASEMENT. 2Ox5O,
nns building facing City Hail PARK the rooms vel
adapted first class billiard having high ceiling nno
light AID eaSy Apply W ]. ~ WYCKOFF ~, -
Park -
TIE 5.sToRY BRICK BUILDING
No 8 FrzuKiort-si-, second door from Chathan-st
Apply 10
THE BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE ". Y. TRIBUNE
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NOOK WASHER. and TRONER.-A strong

4 FIRST-CLASS IAUNDRESS, Protestant,
n but wiling live With Catholic help VIII assst a, ont
any work in house. la, nstclas REF ~ sIpeilG
LKU NDRESS; cy or country Can up stairs over snoo
store. 100 bta ave.
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Real Gsiais Go Gsfhan3e.

AT PLAINFIELD, n. j., 2-stOry and attic
"A HOUSE II rooms all mo'ern Improvements IN me
iyn house. EULASD az WHIIIN0, Beesl11n-st.
VNEXAS LANDS-To be exchanged for good
4 family RESIDENCE in New.Yoik or Immediate
Address p. L. c, Tribune Office
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BgD NJ Seaman.
4 sto house, with LEASE o. lo', on the cast
s,e OF 3s,ve 1916 north " itat.; lease dated
March D. lsCj. for q years. with r-nt ats ground
rrnt Si7j year iOt isA0O; SOLO 70 ooo
Weber
The following sales announced 10 take pace were au
tonfned - .., =, - 49, o.s, 4. q.
q al,eth known 40 nap Of EDWARD lVi sbDl
r-eriy adournei TO Sept also he 1lldn Wiz pI9' on
de- Of seventh ave auf twenty p. 70
Ang 81 also lots the north east corner OF
twenty ssv thai 20 Aug 81 also
~ IaveIca q Co Of the tn south side Of IAr
90, a. 80 ieet east o; seventh ave. TO sept z.
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MOP SALE Ar CROTON-A


Kentucky and clear cheap and on eAy Terms ioi
cash exchange for assorted merchandise OF ~ VIII
email amount 81 cas- improved cty near by properly
leayy m0rgaged. Apply ioT oDe week Det"een -
a. o'ei0cs only. Al 10 Broadway, Room D.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13
New York Market.

NEW YORK, July l2.-CottOn-Dui!
but futures closet quiet and steady; July
Is 3.l6@l5 1920; August 10 7-l6c; Sep.
tember Is l-32@l5 l-l6c; October IA 2l-32
@l4ll-l6c; November l4t@l4 1882; De-
cember l4l(9l4 l7-S2c; January l42l-32,
February l4!c; March Is l.32c. Flour
Steady receipts $4,000 barrels; supertlne
western and state 81 7565 %; common
to good S5 25@6 So; good to choice s. "a
at 00; white wheat extra 81 0jtdG 81,
extra Ohio So %; st. Louis $5 40ds -.
Rye Flour-S4 35G95 50. Corn Meal
So 1904 %. Wheat-ln iair demand;
No. = Chicago spring 81 10; No. Mil
wsukee 81 %; No. spring 81 2GGrl 30
Barley-Nominal. Comm isir de-
mand; receipts $1,000 bushels western
mixed steamer S0@S2c; do sail s2!@ Silr
Oats-Dull and heavy; receipts 10000
bushels; mixed western 56GB7lc. Coiler-
Quiet at l7B@20lc. Sugar-Reiring
fair to good 1916; prime si@ssc.
Molasses-Dull and nominal. Petroleum
Quiet; refined l?c; crude 53c Pork
Lower at $40 co. Bccf-Quict. Cut
Meats Dull; short clear ic; long clear
do. city llic. Butter-FIrmi western
l3@24c. Cheese-Steady at 5@l2ic.
Lard-Dull and heavy; western steam
l3Jc. Whisky-In fair demand NJ -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13
Mr. sartoris on his Muscle.

The New York Sun gives an account
of a glove fight at Long Branch, be-
tween the Presidents son-in-ia"' MT
Ssrtoris. and Mr.. Goicouria, Young
Vew York stockbroker, The encounter
was brought about by dispute as TO
which was the most muscular, each eS,
bibiting knotted cords which would
have done honor to "a prize-fghter, and
tha contest was arranged to take place
in the Hon. Thomas Murphy's stable,
on Monday morning. At the appointed
hour both men put in an appearance,
showing magnificent muscle and good
fighting condition. Although rather below
the size of his opponent, Mr. S"rtorlS
seemed to be harder in flesh and able
to stand more punishment, and in the
preliminary sparring it was plain that
his knowledge of the science of self
defense was greater than that OF his
adversary. But in point of strength and
in quickness of foot Mr.. Coicuoria got
in left-hand facer, which MIR .SartorlS
reciprocatcd with neat clip Oh the
side of the head, administered with his
right. Then followed II series Of feints
and parries and the round ended. MIR.
Sartoris opened the second round with II
bold attack, and Mr.. Coicouria skillfully
parried, and seeing that his opponent, In
eagerness, relaxed his guard, he went
for him right and left, the result being
a knock down. From this time out the
cane was all in the hands of Mr.. Cole
ouria. After getting first knock down
he drew first blood, and for SIX or
seven rounds battered the Presidents
son-in-aw numerically. Mr.. SartorlS
stood up round after round with bull
dog courage and endurance, but at length
his friends seeing that his chance for
winning was less than nothing, persuad-
ed him TO retire,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July l2.-Flour-Drmand
light; holders firm. Wheat-NO. spring
81 0S4; No. , at OF. spot or seller Au
gust; 81 O0!@l 0ii seller September; No.
3 81 O24; rejected 95@95lc. Corn-Quirt
and weak; high mixed 7l@7l!; No. ,
mixed 69@G9!c; rejected G6c. Oats in
good demand but ut lower rates No. >
at 5l!@5l tc spot; 5O.c bid seller July
35!e bid seller August; rejected 4Sc. Ry"
Firm; No. 81 %. Barley-Quict
and weak; No. 2 spring at 81 % spot;
csc seller September. Seeds-Firm; Clio.
yer seed 81 %. Hork-UnsettIed and
lower; Sl9 25@l9 30 spot or seller Au-
gust. Lard-Only Limited jobbing de.
mand at Sl3 l24@l3 ID spot or seller
August. Bulk meats Market dull and
prices a shade lower shoulders Mt S!ci
short rib H. 4ci short clear He. Whisky
= 81 II.
On call board wheat was stronger at
81 OS!, Corn easy at 6S{c cash and
70C97Olc August. DAT. unchanged.
Pork firmer. Lard steady.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

BEN BUTLER has written letter ap:
proving Of the currency plank of the
Ohio platform. Hence il is charged that
D., +, rudeayoriug to make fair weather
with the Democracy. The charge has
the appearance Of truth for two reasons.
First, because BEN's State belongs 10
tn. contraction section, and it is strange
me should differ from his quondam con-
s,i,y.n,. and second. Ben always likes
To- n,.n the strong side, and may be TRIM
min, hi, sai.sito ride in with the coming
r.r,y Bu. Great Heaven torfcnd! "Take
,..,. .bYn, but that Let BEN. vote the
Democratic ticket if he will, but never,
under ANY circumstances, let him be &C
knowlcdged rs within the fold. His rep
u,ation has been made as a Radical; and
while even the vilest sinner may re-
turn. never let the Democracy be taint-
cd by IA connection with his name. To
call BEAST BUTLER Democrat is des-
ecration to the party which is enough to
condemn it. No, Mr.. BUTLER, shiny
on YOUR own side"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13

JUDGE MARTIN RY ERSoN, of New Jcr-
scy, made the very most of his life. He
WIS long Il Supreme Judge Of New Jer-
>ey and was member of the Alabama
claims court. He was severely methodi-
CAL and allowed nothing to swerve him
from the worn ruts Of his life. He was
taken i'll and became bediast He went
ON with his business affairs just the same.
He directed his field and gardening op-
cratlons 10y means of maps which he had
projected for the purpose. His bed was
surrounded with maps and plats. He
coresp0nded with his friends about new
varieties of early vegetables and the best
modes OF treating them. In fact, he went
on with his regular business in defiance
of the disease which was Snawing at his
vitals One thing only he came near
forgetting, and that was quite natural
to provide for his funeral expenses. His
last act was to examine his bank account,
discover mistake, have it corrected, and
draw check for what he considered a
sufficient sum for his funeral expenses.
In Il few hours he was dead. He appar-
emily left nothing undone that could be
duna.
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DiseOntcnt Among Pennsy Iyanial
Miners.

PoTTsvlLLE. July l2.-Sincc the re-
sumption took place there have been signs
of discomfort among the miners in the
employ of individual coal operators,
against the ten per cent. reduction. The
men aver that compromise would be
more lust to all parties concerned,
though dissatisfaction among the men
has existed in various parts
of the region for some
time. There was no strike inaugarated
to-day. When the miners turned out at
st, Clair and to man at Wadesville all
outside laborers struck. II was hoped
that thore would be compromise at St.
Clair, but dispatches from there tonight
report that the men will not 90 to work.
The colleries at both places are owned
and operated by individual enterprize
and give employment 10 large number
OF men and boys.
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AbOIituCat-

The Merlden Miss Mercury says; |
have a cat that will occupy my seat ut
the table until | come, and will not will
ingly give it up. was sick u short time
ago and unable to occupy it, and the cat
would come from the table to the bed
frequently. She finally caught mouse
and brought it to the bed, laying it down
bv me. threw it of, but as often as !
did so the cat would bring it back, until
| thought she wanted me to eat it; 50 |
made believe | ate it, and the cat went
away apparently satisfied. And before
nighJ,he same day she brought me Il
striped squirrel, and each day for the
three dav> | was in bed she brought me
game. with the same result she would
never leave until had pretended to eat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July l2.-Flour-
In good demand at 81 25G94 62l for
Wisconsin and Minnesota; extra family
So 25C6G 25; Ohio and Indiana 50 jOCr
& 25. Wheat-Firm; old red 81 2sCrl 30
amber 81 80; white 37tG4Oc. Corn
Firm; western mixed s3@Sici yellow
SIC; Oats-Steady; white GGm 1oT
mixed 64G66c. Pctrolcum-Rrlincd
llsc, Spirits SIC. Whisky Quiet and
steady at 81 -. Butter-Quict and
steady; New York and Bradford county
unchanged; iirsts 22d DE; western extra
2062lc; western tirstS l7CGl9c; western
rolls l3@l7c. Cheesc-Steady and un-
changed. Eggs-Steadyi western fresh
DIr
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STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
SToCKs-Quiet, with tho exception of
Lake Shore and Western Union; the
market through the greater part of the
day has been dull. After II o'clock there
was lively demand for Rock Island and
New York Central, which advanced one
per cent. During the afternoon there
was general dropping of, particularly
in Erie and Western Union. Pacific
Mail strong; it is stated that the company
has made contract with the Burlington
Coal Mine ON Puget Sound for the trans
portation of the product of the mine and
also for supply Of coal for the COM
psnys steamers at the rate Of $3.50 per
ton at the mine, which will make saw
ing of about 40 per cent in the cost Of
fuel; in addition the company has closed
a contract with the Government Of Brit
ish Columbia for carrying the mails and
received II subsidy of SO 600 per annum.
Tie transactions Oh the Stock Exchange
were $1,000 shares, of which 5000 were
Pacific Mail 10000 Western Union, 5000
Rock Island and 1900 Lake Shore.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-13
Queen Victoria and the United States

NEW YORK, July l2-The Tribune
tomorrow will publish letter from
Thurlow Weed, in which he afiirms on
trustworthy information, that on three
occasions during the rebellion, Queen
Victoria contributed essentially to the
preservation of peace between the United
States and England. On two occasions
Her Majesty dlscountenanced sugges-
tion from the FIeLch gov.
ernment which meant war.
The first was proposition for joint in
tervention of France and England, the
object being a recognition Of the Confed-
crate Government. The next was the
introduction into Parliament, after an
interview of the mover with the French
Emperor, OF a resolution repudiating our
blockade. The popular feeling in Eng
land was so strongly in favor Of the Con-
federate States that our friends in
Parliament and in the Cabinet, but for
the conviction that their cause was tacitly
approved by their sovereign would have
found themselves unable to successfully
resist those hostile measures. When the
dispatch demanding the surrendering of
Mason and Slidcll was read by Lord
Palmestorn to the Queen and the conse-
quenccs of refusal were explained, Her
Majesty was startled and distressed at the
idea of war with America. Taking the
dispatch to the Prince Consort, who then
in his last illness WAS sitting in his apart
ment, the Queen asked him to read it,
saying that she thought the language
and spirit were harsh and peremptory.
The Prince concurring in the opinion
with Her Majesty, subjected the dispatch
TO erasurcs and intcrlineations, in which
amended form it was returned to the
Premier In relating these incident
to Sir Henry Holland, the Queen added,
"That was the last time the Prince used
his pen.I
CentennIaI OInmis sion OF Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, July l2.--Mrs Judge
II. G. Caldwell, Chairman of the Ladies
Centennial Committee for Arkansas. has
succeeded in organizing State Centen-
NAL Commission to cooperate with the
State Board, in order that Arkansas may
be properly represented at next years
centennial. The State Board Is now en-
gagged in collecting specimens for the
exhibition.