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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-05

| SUNDRIES-
- Davis Sugar Cured Bsti,
Bee Hive Hans,
Bee Hive B. Bacon,
Bee Hive Shouldsn,
Ness NAsktrsl,
Columbia River Salmon,
Fresh Boosted Java C6ses
Ju2 in. z J. SMITH,
jtO Ger. Market and Four5stll- =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-05
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
TRUsTEEs SALE

rrfr:.s Q! ds.d a ifzIg fzs4s " SzTI VII
Eill Slrtz AT Jlss5,h I. S0gtas, ~ kE'tilsi;
3 ~ I1.sl tie lSA dzy x JAY, l'7t, AL q
fsess 70 ihs osss 4 til Cox 4 ~ C91uiI Ls-ii
4 U1a5 ug4Hty Rss; Eifau-I, il De! q Tsai
All .. stsizis tssJC N0 :, Iass .! HLll -
a. q T4tlg I8gtils, ~ ~ frat dsl1ai Qllf
Hy4s v al ClzlIT, b ne cig a Nhl9llt
SATURDAY, A7yss -.th, ISL,
Bl.iRnitf a, % y.csEE a X, all TIE toILSTing ~
srfitlf EsrI ~ Jared 4 1Bd s.tEIis u tk1i pat
a ~ eiiy lrEIlisFig CaILsi The i0ul Q! ss1ib
HbssHnE,s and Via Is DyT n IL slh Utf4 Il
MI ciy IaI In MI eDgIiy AID STATE, th1i 70 ~
u p8EI5a q ~ lzutsz Tires 5 10 - are nsih-
y; e.ai ~ UkIth u iagndsl a. igliyE' LOLB-
tss1Fi.E a. TIE sJglhUtsi uJFnsE x sl1 ~ q
C4IEllIs Iuest and TuEliu4 thsBes Ia IsgTtbsfiy
d.rs;l4a Nth Tie ezr si1f " al sFssi t9fty !tsl
hs1us ~ 40 sas1sTiy dirscilIA IaI1l!ei uiA ~
sys,h la o! nd ~ one bundled lei 70 Al GIlsy
tAsf1s UiiA Nd illSy u Tie s0siheasi o1fBT q
al ~, al ihsize With TIE sglth li0s q SID "
" The plIfs u lsSlnnlng-
TEEns ~ -ALE-DDs-ihifd 4 the pJfCb1Bs mn
sJ q FgLh igrthss san a. he purEhEsT may t!stt,
cash Ia hiEj, lzi the fssid1s 10 e{glI ib1AIInsau
tnyIils IN ~ aDd twelve maths 18th Interest
ifOn tbt day u ssIe and sggrsi up1u the psCIsGIy
sd.
Title bslisTsi To he god, bot sslIlng 4, Trustee
shill CDnTsJ Only sch title a. Is Iesioi IN ne ~
aid ds4 II trust
J E. HEHvET, A7c;i1Dsef. ty9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
TIE TENEzCELAN EABTHQUABE.

Az APPEAL FOR AID FROM THE A,lERlcAN MINIS
TER-rlE GREAT loss OF life AND PROPERTY
-THE HOMES OF "a, 900 PEOPLE DESTROYED.
Tine Bcf0t AdrTtssg. Jriy p.
News has come OF terrible earthquake on
the 18th of MAY last ~ the SOuth American states Of
Venezuela and Colombia The Venezuelan Consul at Gu
cuta has given an account OF what under his
observation when Las been generally Published here
lt named nine Venezuelan cities and towns which had
been DESTROYED Ne stated the loss OF a 40 Cucuia N
nearly 5000" ana the loss of property IN uat city
alone al 81 600 900. Private letters from jude Russell
at tins oty, American Minister ~ Nenczucla 10
friends here, confirm the worst reports from other
sources. He writes:
that only one building remained IN Sac 'iiN'ob3, ciL Il
PEOPLE only house standing siatfecd tat
be- demolished The people o 'rc NJ. who aug among
thr Jas were dry,A away aer r.eoVilng 10" toii~es by
the presidential smell, which j. breeding terrible Il
Al l,asi 0Oo0 people have lost tn hs Tie destruction
literally lcC Besides til ll there
other thousands who sua iro, wounds AID ac
f,r 'rc los, WAS Greater on tr ColOl ian side q. uouu
darf than on the Veneznel side this the
NeczucaB equally t. cac side, and both can De best
reached from here by ~af Il haiacao IhrTe are me- chants
any IN Bostoahat Us. hDacsi a. any Ia he world VII
Ol do thing, or win Il think south America too Jar on
than fortnight ~ CHcuta The cali iN ad Is
very loud. 1T yoi 30 anything IN toSOh iiie SiniathJ
shown VIII do much good rs the money! People Chcrd
affection by The knowledge that they alone n The
world. The 'r0pio among the Andes WOnld be glad 10 e
that tie world remembered them
Fcw words lie Sceicd. A destruction 50 APP
paling from causes wh1,y beyond human control,
gives 10 the sufferer, claim upon a men. b"caus" we Of
Boston and lis vicinity cannot such lOasp shall
DO nothing surely not but rather show the 8ympaihy
which swclls in al hearts 10y iOing what for
their relief Through the United states Legation AZ
Caracas they eau he reached. None who know Judge
Russell Will doubt either his readiness 20 act, his
qualifications 20 distribute wisely all that may be H.
trusted him. All contributions for the sufferers
" the editor Of The Boston DAILY Advertiser, NO. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23

FOR UAMBURG-Ya s'cqnshiP Ifsig, July 22--'lrs'
ch,yo;ie rnyn Mr- Kate Brlwn Miss Charlotte ~ Bro"'
l. va Nuw charles James Bilwiier Jonn Nae,i'.ns ~
Dotscn 81 Canacho RoG1a l. trlrinah, a.'7s '' Han
ana .cy iml Gunihcr D. H. lgrGe Loan, In'TT i
Martin can Klhne aud lady, MI senior anu anl, i'f
Mol H. Lcpticn. Try Mrym. fheM"I hahin' J.h
~, .,err ~ R-fcha!a. {. \. pdjcn, H. b1a ma ~
H. - Ward. r. Peterson, E Iariieg'n ". t., mn 81,
and r. i'd H. ~chrllrr Henry Muenrh. Mrs " VA 'e'pe'
NJ r. Lkc 1ii,s Baiari sei' VI .g,,
Nj, ..aieT. Miss Ttla Nam bliss ~ = 81 az -
Ni.s A,as me- Isc,er N.fGau Ce.i" onin, MIS- j. cf-
m. s. l.uiiz. Iueros IaIs.1 vic HNd cilhi ~ 49,, M,
Ibn IGN Dos "a ...ria.,f. NGigdg jay max " y
rr;z- Nm. de Iienson. Castor - cns, - :. - u.s.
nam Mr. C. l. I,in3. M HrT3a.'ez, MI ana M " a.
g. Winaham Cha1es #. Lopez, VIM wait Cnail's Hirro
Mrs l. ,fc rfr ~. sir Leonard Gi ma ~ john ~
WARRIOR lev Abraham Alvil az 4 WIFE, A. Avail lr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23

When the good Gen. Zachary Taylor was APP
preached by the politicians who desired to put
him into the Presidential race in 1913, he eau
tiouSly remarked in response 10 question concern
Ing III, politics. that ne was "a Wing. but NOT
an ultra Nhig." SO the spectators in stocks
inst Low are generally bulls, but not ultra bulls.
Hence they are willing to accept small profits when
they can Get them and their disposition to realize
to-day has retarded somewhat the recent upward
movement in prices and this in spite Of the continued
speculation and advance in wheat. Il will perhaps
do 10 harm to mention the fact that by some
thoughtful men the present wheat speculation,
which seems 70 extend from Chicago 10 Europe, j.
viewed with many fears OF disastrous ending,
which when il comes may not be confined to those
alone who aIe engaged in The wheat speculation Ii
sill he noticed that. notwithstanding the early
news OF the advance in wheat to-day AT Liverpool
a. well as here and AT Chicago, the stocks of the
railroads which should receive the first benefit from
any strong movement in grain were freely sold aud
close al considerable decline from yesterdays
final prices. At the scnd-0ll prices were not only
well maintained nc the full figures Of last night bnt
in some instances higher prices ensued. Later,
Western Union advanced and was the cOnSpicuOuSly
strong stock Of the day, though Toledo and Wabash
and C., {. 4 /. c., two playcd-Out' fanceS, made
some spasmodic attempts TO attract attention, and
advanced lIdClIon. Dui if ktlitIdl MARKET weak
ened save Union Pacific soon after the first board,
and in barely an instance was there any late sub
stantial recovery the market closing down among
the lowest prices of the day. The sales OF
stocks Amounted tn about 10000 shares mainly in
Western Union, of which $4,000 shares were sold;
Northwestern 81 200 shares Lake shore, 10000;
and Pacific Mail, 300 shares. Comparing
the closing sales with those of last night,
Central and Hudson. Hannibal and st. Joe,
Rock Island and Wabash each declined Is per
cent; Erie, 1t. Paul, ard Quicksilver, each IL -.
Paul Preferred and Western Union Telegraph, each
y Northwest Common. IS Pacific Mail and Mari
p,isa each D and Northwest Prefcrred,l per cent.
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph and Harlem each AL
vanced L. per cent, c., c. anil L. c. y, and Del,
Lack. and Western Us per cent. Other stocks
are without change for the day. The opening high
est lowest, and closing prices of active stocks sold
to-day Will be found in the following table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
ANErEcrroR.s cAPAcITY nIsPurED.

The proceeding 10 remove Edward II. Tracy
from the position Of Of the estate OF James H.
TAYLOR or enio.n LIN from acting a. executor, was
argued yesterday before surrogate Hutching'. M
Tracvs tending physician gave evidence that he was
An the las, stages Of Brghs disease, was wandering III
MS mind and would probably never recover Al the
close OF tho testimony Mr.. Clinton on behalf % KATE j.
Howl,nd ny Tayor's only granddaughter, urged That
the fac, 81 Mr Tracys mental and physical inc'l"cy
was fully proved; that his misconduct executor was
only theoretically denied, and that the Last charges
against him were not denied al. These last charges
are that he has permitted Georgia property on which
Mr. Taylor had mortgage Of $4,000, 10 be SOD or
faxes ena Las permitted the property Of Georgia cor
noratioD called the CITY Of Brunswick IN which DR.
favlor had $4,000 of stocks 10 he sold under palty
judgm' nj. -, . .,oi,.,
Cnarles Tracy answering for the executor, CLAIMED
that Tie Surrogate had power To remove DIS prolhe'
rnless on charges positive misconduct aud that none
s1lch woe n:rierred The answer of Nh Glaiy Oel,
any loss 40 The estate through the matters charged; Ae
had accented tie eXeoutOrshp a the special ana uFStt
request 81 Nj Taylor. against his own W!se. ana must
follow hi duiy in il 10 Che end. even th0ngH MI lylo
differed with him IN her views as 10 'e GlnAie ioi %
The estate. Surrogate Hutchngs sad ne womb decide
the motion next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23

rough weather before Tho Effort is % feet IN iengn
10 feet wide 6e feet deep. and is lifted with TWO
OF six horse power working on the screw smart uso
nallv from either side She is schooner rggeu WIN
square foresail hut was originally sloop ana mas "e
and is cor, snqueniy years old, The capn anu en-
CINE room extend nearly the whole length OF inc vesS
The ou side planking - of pitch pine ana the neis VI
oak She came ont under SAIL her screw DelIg l-hpru
There was no chronOmecr board hcr postloh psins
d,ruined M, lunar observations a thing seldom done
she was steered by tillcr and very easily iiScu
In stormy weather her behavior was better 'nih III ~.
crahly The wind unfavorablc during utmost we
sx knots nm hour The crew consisted of Hugh esketn
captain; John Lightbody. mate Thomas Heskctn' Ia
years old william iiesketh, IL years ola one eau auc
Al piV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
DEP4RTJRE or FOREIGN NAILS.
EpInAY- LILY %.

FRIDAY. JrLy %.
Brazil the Argolne Republic and the "ssl inias ny
the ,;eau ,p Ncffnacs, mails co5r a. T. H. Supptneh
fary Mail closed ~ y. steamship sails al p H.
from Pier No. 10, Month icyer -.
SATURDAY. July o. o,. ~,
FOR England ireland Wales. by the steamship ny VI
pcln i,'s close a & No supplement iTy Mani steam
shin sails NJ . a. H. Pier 20 ~, North River -,
or Scotland only by the steamship tilofHil laiis ~
at r. M 10 supplementary Mail steamship S''s 81 ~ H.
H.. from Pier M. -, North River -. all, .,o.c
For France direct bv the steamship Arcgne mai 'i's
at $50 q m 80 supplementary Mail S''"h9iP S"''' ~
$50 a a. from PicfNO 80 NOrta River. 49,. iii ,,o,o
For Europe via Bremen b., the steamship i,9na' 'a'' ~
NJ 20 4 ia 4 Supplementary Mail i closed ~ 10" p
m hin sails at from lier loot OF I'M" 3D. IA"
bOken
All Malls close at II o'clock a. M The foS'-OH'o - oP
from =. to II .. IN. 49,, ~ D..,, Dat a o. ~.
Mailfor Iiax r. S. ia closed at the NeD'lork Post
Onica evorY day al . % N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
STAMPS ON BANK CHECKS.

To fhe EdffOr or INC fTtOHHe.
SIRE The subject of stamps on checks beng
introduced at the Bankers Convention and meeting with
such demonstrations of disapprova desire TO add my
voice In behalf of ynnchundredths OF the merca
tile community against the continuance OF tins odious
tax Taxes this character removed by Congress
a few wears ago Why on earth was this odious tax re-
tained Why not have kept in force the tax on deeds
and mort cages, which would have realized "a much or
more money and with far less annoyance to the pubhc
The retention of the stamps checks you can safely AZ
tribute TO lobbying in the interest Of company WHO
have n monopoly OF printing the stamps on cnrchs'
"Ony this and nothing more" oiAAIo'
Aec York. July u, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
SUCCESSFUL TRIP FROM ENGLAND TO AMERICA
II ( eMaII HAlIIT.

The voyage across the Atlantic from east to
Wes- has lust been made by what believed To- be the
smallest ciait which has ever attempted or accomplished
1he tourney. Several miniature vessels have ed
FROM tins side. but the roiun trp. Il thought has
never made. Tic yacht In question: Tho Effort 1919
tons burden OF GIecnOck Scotland arrived at - John,
H. b. Oh saturday, having left fleetwood, England, on
NAV % Westerly winds. with heavy weather, prevailed
until June ,. which date at midnight "a heavy gale
sprung up from the south With heavy weather aud rain
Then the wind hauled round TO W. by y. and heavy
cross had TO be cOntcnded with Through all the
little craft ia noby, aud did not ship Other
gales were experienced az different times during
the 40 days tie voyage lasted and Capt Hagh
Hcket tie comnander says he never experienced such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23

For ten or twelve evenings past young man,
with red hair and sad look, has called NJ the Post
and asked mail from the West. Dlsappohimeht airl
disappointment awaited him. and last nght Wl ' .o
clerk said Nothing in his calm, mOnOtonOus voice ih
Young turned away shook his INST III te ar mn a
Inuttered: sent her two thTeeccnt stamps III that
Letter asking for her hand ana il she doesn't answer u!
tomorrow iglt ri know that she's mercenary hypo
critic ~ Detroit Free Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
pFCIsIOSS-JIIY 22.

S,fproYse Court a0nbcrs-Bv Judge NcSthrook.-
The GrocerS agl Oorle.Moiion granted Win costs.
unless Of motion Ialo H. ~ Gays ana new
answer served Vanderbilt ast Nanier'l me SIl-
General have passed upon Tie riro properly
grant c moi OTcer 70 De setuod In The
case affecting the fee decline 60 utecic The cqus are
al absence OF trM like 20 itcli'fU II
Tho paintf succeeds and sale y neoess IS = VII PROB
Ably be- proceeds thereof TIE iailb cn De ,ld' ~
fed for Gcci agt BOgc paUr ati Nnai iial
agt Jsutor-OIders giaDied Parker agt. faiAeE-Aen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
Nrw gsrsen i!ta! @sialr for Sale.

IMPROVED PROPERTY IN Elizabeth, \. J.,
1 worth : $780, ucgr'lanct ~ % To TNCiiAN"t t'r
Iear FARM IT. st1k, cI1p -c; il- po ia ahl'u-
lo.''i ion. Address tAlNEt, Illophe nfitr.
TOR SALE or ENCH ANGE-For store pfopG
} rr., rlp II Ie iOl- in jersey cav yflue, sil'H
janis EipWNING 81 iroaG"ay.
HNOR SALE-@Z5 ,OU0.-h fine COUNTRY
STAT in springfield, :. T. ne, from the Gig pn ne
FlHr.af. tlluagl Orange comprising - scr WIN
large double house, OATH ngs, Nc, IN good oI,f 80 ann
stream sf' hoard Iil tile property priir' ~ -
on a.ply 'rlor Aug. 20 ilENitN NJ hi
Pata-,ar,, .i... Pear 81. Ecv-hork city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
OFFICIAL TRAINERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NIu.-NnRK lIIY


Broonesi 1915 Of Coiumbast Zi'oNiVoi 900 ooo
Jane KayLtr ,f--'""'
Bewery No. l5i2 sP.6xlOO McInre, referee 10 m 800
U.r1n ,r.. and NJ Mcudel. .-...-....; 1o' wv
chTisiSpher-S'' No'' zl4A'I'' $500
Dry DocA,s,, w = -, -; |, s' W 1900
-. % NAT ID IIcier Nom
" T. er To d. NJ nother.......... $4,000
luyingiGil,st u cmI IT, nnpsd '..' 5000
Wiiefsi No., H. 13I, l2G, 7JxiOO jacob hopp 70 - ooo
Wiilai.st No. i22, 25xlO0 J. Esc!imann 10 j. =, ,oo
Ola % II 2a,e, 20X9S9 john Quinn to non
T. n. Brennan. -'''
3sas = 7Oftw OF lstaye, 30x3o9; d. ~ hoehr no 80
&. HicDer -0''''
SsihsL , u + , S-J " ......... 10000
'ls, 81, u - S,,rss T. nrt -. 10000
~, .r'li :, - @a' 81 Z ~ 10 ..-..... 1893
199i.st n = 70 itc OF 2ipy., u .jNl23Npl.,X'l:'
- ~ ''A-''i .~' " ..-.............. 5000
oi ave e = brt i.3d ard l23d.sts. 20O.iOxsOi W s 1890
Kelly ri, y BE ms -. o0'o1V
lsI I ,..t ~ n pnnlssn ......... 10000
Pesrlsi No 27S store years per yoar.''-..- tl'1Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23

During the past year 90. 00i tons OF ore pro-
,nced and 2O013 tons were reduced sold. A
balance of 1 i15 tons is now on hand at the nine.
A. K r. Harmon mas been elected President for the
ensuing year.
a favorable state Of affairs seems to exist on
the Continent "a to the political situation. judging
from the news from across the water, lending firm
ness and general satisfaction also to the financial
outlook In London British Consols retain the
strength of yesterday, /. e., 3fsN94l2, while in
United States securities 1868 up TO 1919, and
Ten-foftics to 1898 other bonds ruling tTID Erie
was a little easier at 1890 1872 for common and n
for preferred, Aew-YorlI Central closing at 92i2
The Court of Managers of the Bank Of En-
gland made no change in the minimum
rate OF discount at the weekly meeting to-
day. and il still stands ct 3 per cent money
on three months bills ruling s. lower, while in
the open market money on pledge Of Government
securities is accessible at 12iG2. The Statements Of
the Bank was favorable, rejecting gain in bullion
ior the week of f726, lib, though $1,000 was with
drawn on balance to-day. The proportion Of reserve
to liabilities which was last week 1853 per cent. il
now 1885,, The Bank now has G14,1S6, 70J unem-
ployed bank notes. The 5.2G's Of 1862 at Frank
folt were friner at 9S7s The Bank of Franco
gained in specie during tire week H. 1000 francs.
In Paris Rentes closed at 6J.15. IL the home mar
ket the New-Yorll Sub-lregsuTy sold million gold
at 1925 to 1880. There were - bidders for it,
agcregating ia amount 1852 900, at 1l2l4 TO
10 IN Tho IotoilaI award il annexed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
Citn Real Geiatc FOR Sale.
TDNInIN ALTON.

COMBINATION. ...-,,,..
IirtIS PATENT COOKING AND LAUNDRY
- ,fJs hea the rooms above; nonical dur able wdr
r.nt.i Hull, Gi;IPPEN y Co,
.,d.ayr. above .t-st. N""-f oak.
ETDR SALE OR EXCHANGE for It stock
TaII fonf story brown stone high stoop ac"a at eng
,,' collar iIOt In N'TfDi oiy corncr ~ b'heyHf
ana bio steamboat landing - mint f'a 49,, a.
finished and ASH rom
collar la ION i hoIs plumbing 81 800; each lpnse
ira: cll-s every respect Inquire o. VI LLIAM BANKER,
i7gi.rtulwar, y. Y. room ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23

There is no change in the money maIke., and
rates on call are still quoted at 1i2@
? per cent, prime mercantile paper ruling
ct SO. The Customs receipts at Washing
ton to-day were 100000 and Internal Revenue
receipts $4,000 tie L. :. Treasurer receiving
u 100000 National bank notes for redemption. Tho
following is the Clearinghouse statement Cur
rcncy exchanges, 1861 ,O23,57G; currency balances,
:4I05slS; gold exchanges, 81 ,99s, 1o7 gold bal
ances, 81, 033,3G2.
Government bonds for the gold bearing issues
were weak and lower under unsettled gold but
currency si.os were strong and better. We annex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
REpREesrON OF UNLICENSED PERFORMANCES.
Fnodnrick II. brow of No. 49, Sixtl-ave.

Frederick II. Drew of No. 45J Sixth-ave.
was give, notice ly the Society for the Reformation o.
guvcnle Doinqucut that unless he paid license fee Of
g25O ar discontinued minstrel performances in Ills
saloon toy would begin legal proceedings against HIM
He tlcroupon began salt against the society III the
Superior Court to restrain it from taking such proceed
Ings Tic motion Injunction was argued yeser
day before Judge Sedgwick in superior Court Special
Term Each party armed with aidaviis rs 10 the
rharactcr Of the performance but judge setsvlck hcd
that that question not important to this case me
rlainf sourht to cnjou Tie society from bringing sur
at law 20 test that very question: without showing any
imprope threat or rtparabe injury 10 arise from such
suit Tho Injunction must therefore lac dcl.ied. Nj H.
ArnOuX appeared ior the plant l. L. Robinson 'of
thc society. - W.
In the supreme Court Chambers, before judge vest
brook tie suit OF the rocetN 10! iht krlo4inI az
Juvenile DcnuuCnts a19insf ApOllOnia ana FRANK Ncp'f
came up Yesterday. motion 10 coH'inc an ii ic-
ton M iis the defendants. The Injunction Th~ E! lem
5nccs OF class mentioned M the statute" a. 10 De
licensed until they had pad thoir liceu-e Tee me
fiefendsnts produced afiGlviis that ire i"FUlh'hc
had been mcrsly the singing of sacred SoH-i ny .dl'
and gentlemen In their ordinary dress Jude Ncs''''A
held that il they neither had given nor ncnfod u" 1--WE
thaf c.1ss Of D.rfornaBceS fOr which they should pay
license the Injunction following the words o. le St
could do no harm and should DE continued MLet'er or
not tney were giving such io.nai &C. Wou't ~ an I'M
porani a., .Ston when obey called up OF cHlSe u
violating the jllunl ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
closing quotations

In southern State bonds District of Columbia
Gs were firm at 72l3 plain skies Missouri advance
ing to 1Ol. New Tennessee Is sold at 90, and Viz
einia deferred SKIES at s7s. Aew-Yorl State Bounty
loan sold at 10G. Forty shares Fourth National
bank sold a, 1O1i2 and ten Ninth National at -.
In railroad bonds the Union PacIics Were higher,
and the general list strong. The largest dealings
after Pacifcs were in the Chicago and Northwestern
issue, and Morris and Essex. The bids follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23

CAN DIEGO AIIFORNTA)RNALFF TA1
kca! gelGte 90 Cetbanqe.

! BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME at Sum
4 nil. ~ house l3 and cupoa fOXlp;
furnace stable ganen f;uit shade, $1,000
mortgage $1,000 exchange fOr Aewark house. J. d.
CotDicr, 10 Broadway.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, free and clear, on
y Eric Railroad = hours 10 cychange io mpIoy 81 or
improved city property. rutland * WHITING.
ENCllANGE.-Long island FARM wanted in
- CXcisIge for other g0d property fosc address iR
CHANT :. y. Z. o. BOX 500
I WISH 70 EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE in
New York Bro9I JeIs.g Cty, and csichester co. *
e. Doe hxed hp aNrra for either - the following
stock, par Western nl1n .ke shore Union Pac
fc None ~ principals, who mean business eed adlie IN
WESTON, Boa \, Tribune Onre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
CIVIL NOTE.

The Court of Oyer and Terminer was to
have met yesterday to up the Wishart extradon
rase but Judge Davis being absent, Judge NestOIOcH
ad;Ourued the Court until July 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
The bids for stocks al the close Of the market

The Hale & Norcross and Chollar-Potos mines
have combined 10 sink Joint shaft 5000 feet deep,
on the Costock lode, 5000 feet east OF the present
shaft belonging to the ChoarPotosi Company.
Work has been begun and at last advices the new
shaft had reached depth of 70 feet. The annual
report of the ChollarP otosi Mining Company shows
the financial operations for the year to have been
follows:
Disbursements Observation-Disclosures JJI3D9 65
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23

BIZ r. 4. Laurence q Co.
The buildings with plot ON OF New Jeifcy am 1 Scr
pen Point plank Road. adjoining the lands OF iiaIt-
man Vreelsnd a; BayoDne Hudson county, ~ i.,o 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23

MiNIhTURE ALMANAC. ,o,
san rises. 4:i9 sas-- III Aooa ile5-'-.lVii
HsW WAFER IIis DAY. " -. So,
sandy HOOK. Hoo G0Y- raId'l 90 u'' l" ''i'' |
SANDY Io,- 11.4 Cow Island 900 Hell c. Perry 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23

l. Laurence & Co sale OF property i0tbave. north OF
10 july 20 also the sale OF property on 1lstst east
NJ Niiei sale Of property lsavc, and corner oOthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
CALFNDARs-TnIs DAY.
pyvy Observation-Disclosures. J..

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Goodwin AIT Elnstoin. 1913 Hennessey agt Empire
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20 collins Budden ISL. ManCatI act Bi-AOp.
sick lG4 Van Tassel agL Van
80. Ripley agt. CrOut - JasSei 49,
~. Newton al. tcnt- IOI--DH'I al. "NocbWh
pontai Bank. ~lscr hin. co.
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