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New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
THE TRANSIT OF VENUS AT PEKNG.

UETROIT, Feb. MA Ittttr TOM FrOl.
Watson dated at Peking China, Dec 10, communicates
the information that he and his party succeeded In OBJ
serving the Of Venus. though the observations
were much Interfered with by passing clouds. Still,
they observed wen oil the contacts ana succeeded In
getting 90 Photographic negatives OF the transit.
Another letter from the Professor dated at Shanghai
Jan s the arrival Of tho party at that place.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

pared on the same subeo and appended few remarks
OF his own Papers the present needs Of the Sunday
school work read by the Rev. Jonn Coy 10 anu so
Rev. Dr. George 3. Hare.
At the session the Conference received sta
stica reports pastors and Sunday school supern-
tendents and in the evening Dr. Eber Tourlee OF the
New England Conservatory Of Music, illustrated the
subject OF congreg gational singing.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-At meeting Of the
Board of Aldermen yesterday petition WAS received
requesting the Board TO furnish Fire Company No. g.
whose engine wss destroyed by . late Ore, vith .
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
PROPOSED ADJOURNMENT OF THE ARKANSAS
LEGIsLATURE

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Feb. N.-The Senate
to-day passed joint resolution for recess OF the Gen
eraI Assembly, from March TO the FIRST Monday In
November The adjourned session is understood TO be
for the purpose arranging the oustsndipg bonded tn
dsktodnoss Of tho 6tatA
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

and the usual instructions were given them regarding
their duties. The route OF the procession Wi DC deter
A meeting of the Centennial Committee Of
,hs American Dairymens Association and Of the Com
;,tse of the State Dairy Association is to be held
ss the st. Nicholas Hotel today at p. IN. The object
of the meetne is 10 take into consideration the exhb
fion of dairy articles and butter and oheesemakng APP
paratns ut philadelphia exhibition Inc Commil6e
Is composed OF j. v. H. ScOvill. Paris, N y. David W.
Iewis and J. ~ Peters OF this city, f. B. Monson. Frank
lin n Y; d. A. A. Nichols. Albany, N. T.; g: f. Nor
SON Bailmore; T. s. Gold West Cornwall, Conn; L.
d. Stone, Cleveland, Ohio.
BROOKLYN.
The Charity Commissioners yesterday ap-
o,,ted Bernard Bogor OF the Nursery
and Mary Del vecchio was appointed mairon.
Officer Graham arrested Margaret Fields, age
M Yesterday afternoon, the charge OF attempting
nick the pockets of several ladies in the Fulton Ferry
house.
Warrants were issued yesterday for the
arrest of VIM More and John ID. McHenry. The former
yas indicted receiving stolen goods and the Latter
charged with forgery.
Lazarus Fleetwood of No. 1853 Smith-st. at
tempted to commit suicide yesterday by taking guam
t,tv Of muriatc acid few minutes after he rushed
into drug store and howled for antidote He was
treated with q stomach pump aud is satisfied to ive
James w. Ridgewsy, counsel for the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, yesterday
made answer to the complaint OF having improperly
appeared before the Grand Jury. His counsel stated
that he was not of the fact that the Grand Jury
could be reached only through the DistrctAttorney.
Judge Moore reserved his decision.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-At a meeting Of the
Board Of Aldermen yesterday petition WAS received
requesting the Board to furnish Fire Company No. g.
whose engine wss destroyed by . late Ore. vith .
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
TIE FINANCIAL POSITION OF JEssUp co.

The creditors of Jessup g. Co., clothing
house, which has suspended payments, held meeting
yesterday afternoon The committee appointed to ex-
anime the books OF the nrm reported that they found
the accounts correct They considered that tie failure
was due TO duh times. mismanagemept on the part
of the nrm, and the fact that much cs Mr.. Jessups
property was invested In real estate and could not
readily be- converted money necessary to meet the
obligations OF the firm. The report Of the committee
also the members OF the partnership from all
blame except for mismanagement aud want OF fore
sight The creditors generally expressed favorable
disposition toward the firm, and thought that there
woud difficulty In the resumption Of business with
little delay, A.
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DIRECTORY F0R ADVERTISERS.

ADJUSTMENTS TWELFTH PAcg-Fourth, fifth and sixth
AsTROL0GY-srcoSp PAcr-sixth column
nERS rAsEtoar1a s9nqnj and fourth
BOARD AID LODGING wANTED-srcoSp PAGE
EER99kkLyN y s@P
ngs!!Stss orEoRrUNIrIEs- r1ss .o,nmr
CRY RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE sscoSD rAof-Fifss
cLEsT$ AND sALEsMEN-rvrlrru rAer-siS1h col
caqTSc risDsi s eeI,@n rAcr-sn
coAsr pSsi9a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-Finh and
corARTSE sHs;I r.s-Nmrn PAer.
GoGNfl3Y serfoarih column
DENiisTRY-sNco rAcE--siSth column.
b bwEG LING HorsEs rs LEf FGnNsHED AND uS
FURNISHED sEcoSp rAcE-iirst and second
EUR5ii.IN srEANsHirs-s PAGr-rirh column.
lXIdANul.-sEc pAcr-siSth column.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
EEff s" aes-pnn col
mELr WASTEpTMALEs Twr,rrl raer-sis,h column,
HoTELS-stcoND PACis-Fouuh column.
nousEs, ROOMS, &C., wANIEt-srcoNp PAcr-Fourth
INcTGGE sEAs5S -Txsit1a ra@sHFe%,.% column.
MAolifNHR92 Gnf Ps .sf %%n sO'"''
MARBLE MANTEl.s-TwELsrn PAcG--fuurth column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE-si>th column
MILLINERY AND DETERMINATIONS PAGE-Sixth
column
MISCELLANEOUS MISREPRESENTATION PAGE
MlscELLn SSi@Di Twrlrrn rAsp-Third column.
Observation-Disclosures PAGk Fourth column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fAGE-SiNth column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE--Second column.
plANOFORfES, ORGANS, &C.-fwELfTn PAGE-Fourth
rRoFEssioNAL SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs-
TwkLFri PAch-Filth column
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR 10
kENT-sEcosD PACE First column.
REAL ESTATE TO DECENTRALIZATION PAGE-First
REAL ESTATE wAN1ED-srcoSp P,Gs-First column
REWARDS rIgsT PAG.-Sec0nd column
SALES AT AuCfl0h-FItsT fAGE-fiith and sixth col
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALEs-TwGLFru PAGG-
First second third fourth aud fifth columns
SITUATIONS WaNrED-MA LES-TwELFru PAGE Fiith
and sixth columns.
SPECIAL NJfICES-FiEsr PAGE-seeond and thicd col
sPoETING-DoGs, BIRDS, sC.-FInsr pAcE-Ilrd col
TIE TRAD ES-rwnFrn PAGg-lhrd column.
JIiE 1URf--FIEsr FAGh-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUKPOsES-SEcoSp PAGE
TKAYLIif.Rs' GuIDE-sEcoSD PAGr-sixth column
INTURNISllED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Sccond column.
WATCHES, JE~ELEI. &c-fwELFru PAcE-fhlrd
column
WESTCIiasTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET SECOND PACE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-TENn PACE-Sixth col
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DRY GOODS.

DANIELS HAIR SIAWLS. SILvERWARE. WATCHES
~ Diamonds, Pianos &c, bought and SOLD back when de-
sired at very small advance; money advanced goods
le commission +. FIRNSKI l02 Nassau street corner
OF Ann street
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in all desirable shades including blac at So $40 ST.
Sl2 Sli and GIG
Black silk Suits AZ $50 geo and $40
Black silk Dress, with cames hair overdress 5 for tho
suit
Same, with black cashmere oyerdrcss s55 the suit
Cames Hair Suits, complete. and black Cashmere Suits
at $50
All trimmed In tho styles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-05
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS FRIDAY's) SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK.

Al 10 O'CLOCK.
ELEGANT PRIVATE EsTABLIsnMENT-BAY COUPE
harness; free from vice very stylish fast travellers
n the e S and Ss
SETS OF MOUNTED ENGLISH COUPE HARNESS.
ELEGANT FKENcn BRouGuAM, NEARLY NEW
TEAM We'll" MhTcHE6 BROWN CARRIAGE
used in private carriage by the present owner and
SET sfE * 0 aGt 1G naD' a f AND
six sRoWA c 63PKk1W os n Go3p N 2EpEE u
goodstyle and action, Is fast traveller, safe for any
SRoWS !, SnRk iS h2LG S1&I
kind and true in all harness free IRON vice free and
coun R Spe xsn.d Writ POLE AND SHAFTS
BROWN T II STfi hoRsE s4 HANDS HIGH
iotted last summer in AZ and cum trot better than
M sSs sC
TOP RoAD 'WRGoN. IN GOOD ORDER; HAS POLE
and ,n Stats built y B s gf. Co.
kind and true IL ali harness free nom Wee; aas ans
style and action can trot in minutes is an extra
sound o also e q anes and d0'u USE ana
RoCKAwAY, IN GOOD ORDER; HAS POLE AND
DOCTORS EsTABIIsHMENT-cnEsTN MARE, 49,
free from Wee an extra good traveller has been nscd
by doctor and is warranted sound; also set Harness
DOCTORS TOP PHAEroN, IN GOOD ORDER
CHESTNUT MARE. l5la HANDS HIGH, 10 YEARS
od kind and true in all harness free from vice
traveller has great endurance; has been used by u
doctor, and is in way safe and reliable; also
Harness and
DOCTORS TOP PHAETON. IN GOOD ORDER
COUPE ROCKAWAY. WITH POLE AND SHAFTS;
set double Harness, Ladies' Saddle Blankets, Robes,
BLACK fr6ksE' is,s HANDS HIGH, 10 YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness. free from every
WY safe and reliable, aud sold for want Of use
GLASS CHARTERED COACH, IN GOOD ORDER.
BLACK HORSE, l51s HANDS HIGH, \ YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness Tree from vice; tine
under saddle. aud superior family animal.
TOP PONY PIAETOS, NEARLY NEW.
TRUCK TEAM BAY AND WHITE HORSES, 16 HANDS
high and 10 years old Kind and in all harness;
free from vice, have been used in truck, ANA arc
good workers; also set Harness. and
DOUBLE TRUCK.
Top aud Road Wagons Phaotons Rockaway Coupes
Harness, Robes &c
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK
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TERE. JOHNSON, JK, AUoTIoNEER
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER TO-
at II O'Clock, Exchange Saesroom Ill Broadway n
Positive Assignees sale,
IL valuable Houses and Stores.

by order OF Matthew j. Keey, ESQ,
. assignee of McsSrs Kirschner X O'Nel.
25X74. 49, - 80
Nos s and 800 Tenth avenueFive story Houses 25xGo
lots 25x75. S'
No 500 West Finyhfth strcet-Fve story House. 25x4o
lot 25x50. 80
Nos 39 s2i 1928 and 3o5 East sxcth stree-Five story
Houses 25x62, lots 100
Two Houses side of First street
four stories 25A60 lots 25x75.
One House north side of i2d street. west of First
avenue, four stories, 2ox50 lot 100
Maps at auctioneer's office,
21 Park row. New York
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

cAs gAFkEs % snorsHn gsoD,
S ne. three Of M, s
Ts ou and most eessat Sob%ed premiums
saddle and Harness Horses just arrived from Kentucky to
hAEkER soS c Te0 S Mar TS New Yst 1
s4pRsEi SsRE &IIA otpEN, is4 high oaled 1870
EeidiSg FTLsivER' ie high fosled 1906 got by Cripple
6 1ae sPf rot s Sy B EnS hs ss
,T9t r. 20 elegant under saddle bay EcdinS wdLLlAM
sSpPs, horse chestnut s9rssl esdinssn XRTEMoN AND
closely matched uncqualled for style and appearances
EsS q family team sSestnpt p sqr,c ge$s
an SInss seSs a I b SsS o sis
s1rsEs& &S fSI IiifLE al RfST iss high iaaed
script an Extraordinary Siq and vefy closely aced gentle
nnd TS"q IN n e" Brown Mare BELLE TSYoR
M sh .led II isSn gS T 1fs!aP9 can heat .o
1869 and $50 So By snnss sd S are Exactly alike
IN color mn1Rs a,sposoh hrte ma s S pe a n
B HSs are s9s I
SET ryss the most perfect @s
s s FEbEG 5 b %Ed sos by ; ssas
hre sCos Hawk can . oS s ~ Dark ao drPp s gsd
Columbus yprolnising. Above all warranted sound
S9 q NAM and " npto sale Dr. JUN w. CLAIM Agent
for Captain Hanna desires everybody to come and ride and
lot before tie sale c1rALoGUEs now ready Sale posi-
tive aud no postponcmcnt
A tor WAGON, $40; RoCKAwAY, S74; ONE AL
N bany four Sleigh, $4l Sleghs large assort
ment lowest prices; Harness. SIG up blankets, Blankets
large assortment, vi 40 Landaus Clarences Coupes,
D''''" william H. GRAY, 20 and % Wooster street.
A FIRST CLASS BREWSTER EXTENSION TOR
~ Phaeton will be sold at great sacrifice single and
double Harness; also handsome bay Horse. Private
stable 33 East Twelfth street, near University place
LARGE STOCK or MY OWN MAKE OF CAR.
"A rages, Phactona, Buggos, Business Wagons SC, At
very low manufacturers prices at my Repository 3 Canal
street ChAs. Gkl BE.
A -rOR SALE SIX HORSES; ONE 4 CANADIAN
IA. pony Zig truck horse aud Tour others to be sold
cheap. Inquire At 40 Wooster street near Grand
A BROOD MARE wANTED-N0T LESS THAN 15ls,
~ to exchange for light double Harness Address, stat
ing price, color and age, A., box 100 Herald office
A RsENA AL STABLES THIRTY. FIFTH STREET NEAR
IA Observation-Disclosures Coaches and light Rigs in the
city let by the hour month Drivers IN livery
private - =. BERNSTEIN, lropretor
4 FOR sALE-EIGHT HORSES SUITABLE FOR,
~ kind Of business; also Wagon,
Inquire 1t 37a Bowery opposite Fifth street, rear
A STRONG HORSE FOR SALE, Il HANDS HIGH
between Finy-irst and Fifty-second streets
A SECOND HAND CLARENCE, FROM $500 TO $500;
N light curtain Coach, with winter quarters five open six
Carriages light and handsome from 500 70 $3.50
halt price new Lendaucts Coupe style Of Coach
ready For SALE ON easy terms byJ w PINEf ago Third
avenue.
A FOR sALE-ELEvEN HORSES FIT FOR FARM.
N. ing grocery kind Of busness prices from $40
$780, good trial allowed 60 South Fih avenue, between
Houston aud Bleeekar siraata
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SALES AT AUCTION.

u EMANUEL. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL, TuTS
-. day At o'clock, at TIA Bowery large stock N
Toys Dolls Beads Shells, Marbles Soaps aud Periumerv
Dealers invited. J'
GEORGE HOLBROOK AUCTIONRER -uOIBRO0R
VI Rollins Will sell this day O'clock at their sales
room 4S4 and 400 Canal street gcnteel assortment 81
Household Furniture black walnut cnameed Chnmber
Suits Paror suits. in reps and haircloth; Bookcases
WaTdrobes, Etageres, marbleop and extension Tables
Lounges Chairs Carpets Oilcloths Window Shades md
Curtains. Drnggets, pier and mantle Mirrors Clocks
Paintings Engrayings hair and other Mattresses Faath%
Beds, Pillows, Blankets Comforters, Spreads Crockery
GLASS; China and Plsedware, Cutlery Wood and Willow
ware, Kitchen Utensils. &c
Advances made consignments.
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ON EVERY HORSE WARRANTED SOUND
FROM - HOURS TO 3 DAYS FOR TRIAL.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RE-
LIABLE HOUSE IN TIE CITY.

LANDAU EsTABlIsHMENT-Ex,r fne team brown
Horses, 16l4 hands, Years kind IN all harness
hne, tree snowy, stylish splendid drivers; not
AFRAID q . locomotive or anything else; every way
reliable; warranted sound.
. SET DOUBLE HARNESS, to order silver mounted by
: ELEGANT LANDAU. nearly new, by Brewster of
: ROAD EsTABLlsiINENT-Bay IIambietonian Horse,
losa hands, years; kind in all harness. free from
vice; has good square open gait; can trot in 3
anythingi warranted sound
, SkT HARNESS, made to order by j. Bown.
FAMILY Esr1BLisIMENT:: team ~ dark bay Horses
vice; can travel II miles an hour all day. are not
: afraid Of anything; are in every respect u first
SET bouBnE HhRSs mne 10 oTdsr by Dalton
FULL CLARENCE goat and satin lined, By Brewster It
GRAY HORSE Messenger stock, l5sS hands, years;
. Kind IN Al harness; free from vice; warranted
sound; sold Tor account OF whom II may concern 10
; TOP $. i, ROAD WAGON in good order, by Dusen-
ROAD III bay MarS IS Hands 5year
fast; has been trained Tor speed can trot IN
minutes; ! not afraid OF anything; has no tricks;
SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. built to order by Water
GRAY PONY BUILT HORSE, 1874 hands, s years; kind
IN all harness; free from vice: has every gait
known to saddle horse lis perfect pet; perfectly
safe for one 10 drive OF the finest horses In
rop sTp Sy T"r R %naoS IN o order ~
GRAY HORSE 1876 hands years; Kind in all harness.
O mix route win ss stand s
an s eTcsen1 horse for any use Warranted sound
DARK BROWN HORSE, ia91 hands years; kind In
very stylish has been used BY Oa physeIasn stands
without tying; an excellent horse for any use;
BUSINESS GIG in good order
rWENrl-ONE other Horses; description time Of sale
ARCH. OMISSIONS Mart, 10 to % Thirteenth street.
near University place. Weather never nterferes
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK
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A UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY,
~ ITO and ll2 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
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HERALD PARIS BUREAu.
81 AVENUE DE LOPEZ

IL ERALD PARIS BUREAU,
81 AVENUE DE L'OPERA.
The following is list Of the papers on Ge in the NEW
YORK HERALD READING ROOM, 81 Avenue de ropcra
Paris so FAR names been communicated 10 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-05

A -JERE JOHNSON JR, AuCTf0NEER,
N. old stand 81 Nnssau street
on SATURDAY. AT l0k O'CLOCK.
FINE MoQUET CARPETS. 49, YARDS LONG BY 7
wido.
Eight body Brussels Carpets.
Nine three ply Carpets Olcoths, &c
Large variety second hand Furniture Of every
eription
Superb China Dinner Set
Office Furniture, Stoves, &c.
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LORD d TAYLo
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.


NTAISON MICHEL-MARIE TILLMANN or PARIS
wi importer and Niue A. Michel 423 sixth
avenue will make her Exposition Of Winter Millinery Tues
day and Wednesday, November and 10.
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that is warranted sound kind and
true in harness. from 10 three days given
rantces.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A UCTION HOUSE or ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A Date Johnston A Van TasselD.
10, 81 % aud 20 THIRTEENTH STREET.
near University place. a,,
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE
HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-09-18
CANTON MISSISSIPPI SEPTEMBER 49, 1875
promised to pay gold to any one what,

promised to pay gold to any one what
ever. All that while she extended and
contracted her currency. without any
regard whatever to gold. Her enormous
trade and expenditures were all paper
| and only paper. resting on credit and
nothing else. We had similar prosperity
during the war and after, on the same
terms. In 1920 England, yielding to
theorists and dreamers, tried to put
this new wine into old bottles, and
dragged her business back to methods
a century old to specie. Bankruptcy.
the very history of which makes the
blosd cold to- day, blighted the empire.
It took half generation to recover
from the mistake. No man can to-day
begin to show that such suffering
was necessary that it achieved
any good, or that it affected any changes
which could not have been as we'll
made without. We entered that same
valley of the shadow of death when,
in 1865, McCulloch began contractrac-
tion: We are hurrying fast to EGG
lands 1920 property sunk to half its
former value; the streets crowded with
unemployed men fast rotting into
criminals; grass growing on the wharves,
machinery rusting, wealth alarmed,
poverty starving. Woe to the political
party which the nation shall finally pro-
nounce responsible for this fatal mis-
take. No previous merits will avail for
its pardon. Its leaders will be buried
in curses, as men whom neither history
nor their own experience could make
wise.
We lament, as we'll we may, the
widespread corruption of bushes men
and office holders. But where such
corruption in high places steals a dol
lar, contraction-this we'll meaning ig-
noranoe of bullionists-robs the people
of thousands. If this generation is
ever bankrupt, it's bankruptcy will not
be the work of knaves, but of honest
men following jack o'lantern and
dragging US to ruin. Yours.
WENDELL, PHIIIIPS
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Children's Fears.

The objects that excite the fears OF
children are often as curious and I'M
accountable as their secret intensity.
Miss Martinau told me once that a
special object of horror to her, when
she was a child, were the colors of the
prism, and a thing in itself SO beauti-
full that it is difficult to conceive how
any imagination could be painfully i'm
pressed by it but her terror of these
magical colors was such that she used
to rush past the room, even when the
door was closed, where she haa seen
them refie, ted from the chandelier by
the sunlight on the wall.
bright, clever boy of9, by no means
particularly nervous or timid, told me
once that the whole story of Aladdin
was frightful to him; but he never
was able to explain why it made this
impression upon him. A very curious
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-09-18
rs nsl led frUps the German.
THE MAIDEN SLEEPS

Tired out with hap.,tness p-' "
ne rec col rr the little rrms had fondly pressed
An al - -oook remembered not
' 49, eA Nv ASSURES now forgot
Thsr,.,s The z alden sleeps.
And n N Heeps-h.r hfe was peaceful made,
A litf. -eht her earthly lot;
W 81, . stream that through the flowers strayed,
n , ,en love aud music frsusht;
soon was the shoxs nght fought and gained-
The maiden sleepe.
The maiden sleepe-how best che slumbered in
Her tender Saviors arm;
That spotless heart uns eilsd, unstained by sin,
no earthly fear could b RIM,
conscience pure, . sinlees breast,
Ibis is couch the head to rest
The maiden sleeps
The maiden sleepe-earth's pain, earth's strife No
May bresi that sweet r.pose;
knovst, mother, thoa, what might have been in
For her, Of bitter woes,
sne feels no more he tempest's beat,
reels NOT the summers sultry beat
ne maiden sleeps only one short, calm night
That peacSea al sleep viii last
And Oh, srI hrish. the morn tha. Rrects her sigh,
ne, vnfJ by his resistiess will
sooto,,d Jairus. lives and comforts IT'LL
The maiden sleeps.
ne maiden sleeps-aud now the last kiss press
Upon the lips so still,
The Fsther help thee In thy sore distress;
o, mother It's His Will
Nov, ~ they bear her to her rest
sing re the hymns she loved the best
The maiden sleeps
me maiden sleeps-now, shepher', take her home,
Z. elorious stars. bend down from Heavens dome.
watch DER her tenderiy;
y. Wind. howl not 30 loud and shrill
over TINS Little novsr-dectcd hill
The matdzn sleeps
The Seotsmou
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JAY GOULD NEXT.

Writing from Saratoga, where he has
been hob nobbing with the bulls and the
bears, "Gath' thus refers to the lion
of Wall street:
Wall street operators here are expect
ing Jay Gould to go to wall next. He
is loaded down with stocks and has been
bulling breaking market for months.
It was he who held it up after the fail
ure of Duncan & Sherman, and is now
buying whatever is offered to stay a
break which should have followed Rails
toms failure His newspapers are seek
ing to disguise this fact, but here is q
bit of conversation had with recent
alley of Gould in a great movement of
the year.
cts Gould alone who holds UP the
Market" said this gentleman and if
this feeling of uncertainty goes on he
will fall with q crash. He has to buy
everything offered, being loaded up with
stocks and carrying of Union Pacific
alone q think he said) 225, 900 shares.
There is no sale for anything and Gould
fixes the daily quotation by little per
sonal trade with himself. The people
have no confidence in anything he
touches. Nobody is operating in the
street, and no outsiders will come in
where Gould is in control. But there is
a good deal of stock which Gould con-
trolls but does not own which will be put
on the market presently. He must buy
it. But meantime, how is he to keep
control of the money to pay for it ?"
'sThat's what we want to KNOW"
said I.
"He has had great accommodation in
many banks by corrupting their cash
iers,' - said my informant "that is,
Gould will carry a certain number of
shares of stock for such a cashier, or
affect to do so, and send him a check,
as if that protected stock had earned
the money. Ihave had to do that many
a time to get accommodation. The
cashiers generally administer the treas
ure of a bank. For example, I have
said, Enclosed please find s., 240 SO,
earnings on 1 ZOO shares of Lake Shore. "