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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-29

SHERIFE'S SALE.-By virtue OF a certified
clerk ef the Superior court of Marion county
INDIANA, IN cause wherein John Denton
Is Plaintiff and Frederick SehuricK ct al are
oe1endants, requiring me to make the sum of
Two hundred dollars, and the cross-com-
Plalnl OF Percey bosbrook the sum of eighty
dollars and hfty-Six cents, ard on the cross
complaint OF Henry w Harrington, the further
sum OF I'VE bundled and sixty-two dollars
win interest on said decree and cost,
| will expose at public sale, to the highest bid,
SATURDAY, the Dist day of August, "A. D. 1875
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, at tue door of the court
House OF Marion county, Indiana, the rents and
pronts 1or a ter m no. exceeding seven years of
the following real tie, to-wit:
Lot number seven RI in square number four
~, IN Indlsnoa. west Of White river, in Marion
county. Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell for a
sufnc1ent sum to satisfy said decree, Interests
and costs, VIII, at the same time and place
expose to public sale the fee simple of said real
estate or so much thereof as may be sufficient
TO discharge said decree, interests and costs.
said sale will be made without anv relief
Whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.
ALBERT REISSNER
Sheriff of Marion county.
July Is, A. ID. 1915.
SWAN DENTON. Attys. for Pl'f. july29-st
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SHERlFF,S SALES


HERIFF'S SALF-By vjrtpe Of q .o-,,t. ),
erS 81 t Oh decree 10 me directed. from the
plaintiff and CLvier B. Higgins ct al. are Se ee =
therein and hereinafter descbe d. for ,S sI a9ss
jT III making out of each the sum of ninety
from the date of Judgment in sd cause 49, ~,
lake ~ on the cross-complaint of John O.
doIIs1s 6 me sum OF two hundred and twenty
Co., 1919 nu Sinety-nve cents, and on the cross
complaint OF W. q. Robinson fhe S, !, OF fe,,,,-
cross-co9nIain any ., nineteen cents, a, on the
one hundred and seventy-six dollars an y,
SS;s,enty-1ve cents, In accordance with the pro.
able against each said lots viii eInns
puohc sale, to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 9TH day of August A. 1875
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
Go r NJ OF said day. at the door of the Court
and prots term not eHceedi me s Fe1is
years. OF the following real estate, to-wiS:
81 Lots otis Nos ~ one q, two o. three . four %. i've
eleven III. twelve gssht bSS nine s Ten DO,
Vs. W, nIteen %, sixteen (l6l, seventeen IN
elghts en- u.s. nineteen Q9), twenty 10 ~ tvenat ,,
foriytwo (I2. fortyethFee ,4 sSe foItv three &
iorty-nVe az, forty-six (46l, forty-Seven ~
one s5s az, io 3 nine 90 fifty go, fifty,
tS5 Jty-Hve (0'l f y six (59 ffty-seven c5A.
on is l9ol, y.nine (5S, sixty (6J sixty.
fesN AV-ls 1851, SlXfV-
SoHa Ioe+ slxty-hye l65), sixty-six I66D sixfy
Seyent o'l ssxtyIelght (6s sixty-nine (6s1 ana
SUBDIVISION OF twenty-four (2l) acres In the
soutnssst corner of the southwest quarter of
sScIon nineteen 10, township fifteen fI5l north
Indiana. " -A"iiOh county,
Al me rents aud profits of any of said lots will
not sen lor sum sufficient to satisfy the deff
80 Snargeaole TO said lot, with interest and its
shsIe ol lne costs, will, at the same time and
P,aSe; Expose 10 public sale the fee simple Of
sucn iots, or so much thereof as NAV he snffi
cieht 10 pay such debts, interest and costs.
Said sale Will be made without anv raliaf
Whatever from valuation or appraisement Laws
ALBERT REISSNER
Sheriff ofMarion county.
July a, A. ID. 1875
oh' <Atty. Ior PHI julyI5-3t
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
WILL in accordance with section of the recent H.
cense law passed make application to the County
COmmiss ion erS, at their next session, for Ii
cense IN sell intoxicating, vlnous, malt and spir-
ituous LIQUORS, in less quantities than quart
and subject to be drank on the premises. The
place where said liquors are 10 be sold is lot 20
out,ot l46, No. 1854 West Washington street
Fourth Ward, city of Indianapolis, Marion
county, state of Indiana.
July 2S, 1875. WILLIAM BURNS.
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Honesty is the best policy in medicine as well
as in other things. AYERS SARSAPARILLA
is genuine preparation of that unequalled
)ring medicine and blood purifier, decidedly
superior to the poor limitations heretofore in the
market Trial proves il.
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Mo. hers, if unable to nurse your babe. do not
as substitute, feed it on corn starch, arrowroot
and all such thin, fiatulent slops but feed il on
Ridges Food, which contains all the elements
sSential to its development.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an execu-
- ZION 10 me directed. from the clerk of the
superior Court OF Marion county, Indisna /
Will expose at public sale, to the highest bid
der, on
SATURDAY the 18th day of August. A. L. 1875
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock p n. of said day, at the door of the Court
Rouse OF Marion county, indiana, the rents and
ProntS Tor term not exceeding seven years OF
the following real estate, to-wiJ:
The north half of lot four l4l in block or souare
four, in brakes addition to the citv of 1ndio
annapolis, Marion county, Indiana
And on failure to realize the full amount Of
Judgment, interest and costs, 1 will at the same
Time and place, expose at public sale the fee sim
Taken as the property of Jacob NJ. Vaughn
Ter. ~
Said sale will be made without any relief what
ever from valuation or appraisement laws
ALBERT REISSNER
,,,o, sheriff Marion county.
TEST, BURNS q TEST, Attys for Pl'f. july22-st
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Summer is here and great care is required in
feeding children. Remember, Ridges Food is 8
scientific preparation. and not offered TO you as
an experiment. Thousands of mothers and
physicians are using 1t.
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SHERIFF,S SALES

SaERIFF'S SALES
EHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of two execu.
- uOhs 10 me directed, from the clerk Of
/ will eSnoI court OF Marion county, Indiana,
der, on '-e' ~ 'ne inquest oid-
SATURDAY, the 2lst day of August. A. D. 1875
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and
VcIoch r: II, OF said day. at the door of the court
VI MARION county, Indiana, the rents and
lne iolowirg real estate, to-wit:
:, LOU numb fifty three ISL IN Wiley Il Mar.
1hI suoulEislon OF outlot or block number ten
Indiana. ' county,
And on allure to realize the full amount OF
Jungment, interest and COSTS will, at the
Zee simple of said real estate, ' VIZ
Iaken as The property OF Matthew Logan at
I I SUITS OF Gotlob c. Krug and william w
said sale will be made without any reI,ef
Whatever nom valuation or appraisement laws
ALBERT REIssNER,
Ito . - Sheriff Marion county
BECK $ , and j. s. DUNCAN. Attys. for Pl'f.
SHEA'FFS SALE.-By virtue OF a certified
- copy OF a decree 10 me directed from the
E Sa;a OF the Superior Court of Marion County
is plalntif and Ida E. Bonner ct al are defend
ants, requiring me to make the sum OF eight
al 80. u9ilaES; with interest on said decree
highest bidder, on " '-e
SATURDAY, the 21st day ofAugust,A "A. 1879
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
0clocK p NJ. OF said day, at the door of the Court
house OF Marion county, Indiana, the rents and
PIoHtSS Ior term not exceeding seven years, of
the following real estate to-wft: -
Inc south half of lot eighty-nine 1897 in In
gram Fletcher,s second addition to the CITY of
indianapolis, Marion county, indiana
Hsucn rents and profits will not sell for suffi-
clent sum 70 satisfy said decree, interests and
COSTS i Will at the same time and place, expose
10 Puolc SAFE the fee simple of said real estate
o OF SO mucn tnereof as may be sufficient to dis
charge laid decree, interests and costs.
Seid sale will be made without any relief
"ha'sNerH from valuation or appraisement laws.
ALBERT REISSNEB,
ruoo Sheriff of Marion county.
L. H. Ok ANGIE, Atty. for PHI. iuly29-3t
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of two exeeu
- lions, TO me directed, one from the clerk
OF the superior Court of Marion county. Indi-
sna, and one from the c'erk ofthe Civil Circuit
Court I Marion county, Indiana, l will EXPOSE
at public sale, to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY the 18th day ofAugust, AID 1875
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. Il and
O'Clock p M. OF said day, at the door of the Court
House OF Marion county, Indiana. the rents and
pronts for a term not exceeding seven wears of
the following real estate, Io-wit:
Five Isl acres of of the east side of the follow
Ing described parcel of re Il estate. tn wit: That
mart OF the weSs half of the southeast ouarter
thst laws south of the center of the Na;sonsI
n1ao IN sectlon seven l1l in township fifteen
10 north In range three [Sl east, in Msrion
county, Indiana.
AND on failure to realize the full amount of-
Judgment, interest and costs, will, at the same
ana place, expose at public sale the fee simple
OF said real estate.
taken as the property of Joseph Pence ir
az the suits of Horace w. Smith and Jesse
wright, administrator, etc
Said sale will be made without any relief
Whatever Irom valuation or appraisement laws.
ALBERT REISSNER.
Sheriff Marions Ounty.
July 81, A. D, 1875.
DYE & HARRIS, Attys. for Pi'fs. iulv21-2t
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INDIANA RAILROADS.

RUNNING IN STATE
EqUAIz SSH THIS
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OF AUGMENTATION

+ Notlce is hereby given that the undersigned
Court OF Marion county, Indiana, adminisfra
soI pi .ne est ate o. Henry M. Phillipy, late of
TO be solvent. IOIIN fSS W pSHup pVSeu
July 81, 1870 Admfn3s1Er,,.
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PItfsourg Chicago
Cleve, Col Gin. and Indianapolis
Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville.
Cincnna Hamilton and indiana pohs
CINCINNATI, Richmond and Fl Wayne.--.-..--.
Cincinnati and Marinsville
Cincinnati. Wabash and Michigan
Cincinnati and Terre Haue..
Cairo and Vincennes:
Chicago, Danyille and Vincennes
Chicago and Illinois eouthern ..---.. .--.- -
Carbon and Otter Creek
Cincinn natl ROE port ana south w esterp
Detroit Eel River Illinois.
Evansville and Crawfordsville
Evansville Terre Haute and
F Wayne Munce Chicago ..-.
Ft Wayne, Jackson and Saginaw
Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago
Indianapolis and st Louis;
Indianapolis and Vincennes
Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafa
Indiana and Illinois Central...
Joliet and Northern Indiana.
Wadison Rra ~ I,ch Of sono "
Columbus and sheIbyvllle Division of
Shelbyvil and Rushville Division of
Cambridge City Extension of
lake Shore and Michigan Southern - ......: -
LoganspOrt, Charlottesville and South western
Lafayette, Munce and Bloomington
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
Louisville New Albany and st. l.. Air Line
Lake Erie, Evansville and Southwestern.
Michigan City and indianapolis ...
Michigan Air Llne.. ....'
ann sc
Pittsburg, FC Wayne and Chicago
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St Louis
st Louis and southeastern ..".
Ioledo. Waoasn ana Western-..-.
Union Railway company go.
Whitewater valley -.... ..."-- ...-..I
Grand ~ -..i
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NAMES OF ROADS.
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ROLLING STOCK.
Total
Ass'm't.
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SATURDAY the 14th day ofAugust 1s7

July 81, A. D, 1875
DYE & HARRIS, Attys for Piaffs inlv91-,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-27
POSTS FINANCIAL ARrICLR.

New YORK. April 26-The Posts Financial
article says the first sale of gold was ct 1853.
but the price became isl, and all sales since
have been at l5iGll5A On gold loans the
rates have been flat to II cent for carving
and T cent per annum and l-l6 per day for
usa
Foreign exchange continues strong with
prime bankers sterling bills at 4. IS for sixty
days and 4.9l for demand, with business in
the former not balow 4.S7s and in the latter
1t about 903@4 9O!.
The money market continues very easy
With 2l@3l rs the quotation for call loans
and 4lC15A for prime mercantile paper.
We hear of sales of choice paper at Al.
Government bonds at the first beard we're /
a. higher than on Saturday. At II O'Clock
call prices were changed-were lower. The
currency skies are ! lower than on Saturday.
State bonds at the board were strong for Mis-
souris ut an advance Of
The stock market at the opening was irreg-
ular, but generally lower. The stocks which
were higher were Union Pacific, Kansas Paci-
&c, Atlantic and Pacific preferred. Erie and
New York Central. During the first fifteen
minutes the general list fell to !; the latter
in Union Pacific. From this until 1870
o clock there was an advance Of i@l.
The market then began TO decline and the
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-27

they thought the President far enough away.
broke out in revolution. On the ZOtn tne
Council of Ministers and small! force OF
young men of good families shut themselves
NO in the Government Palace. determined TO
resist an armed attack made by the people,
and terrible and unyielding struggle took
plsce.
The people, on their part, tried to set fire
to the palace. The women even took part
and threw burning sheets dipped in kerosene
on the roofs. While this was going on q mes
sepcer set off for Niacha, and informed the
com mander of the halt bGttalion that was
there of what was taking place in Lapaz.
Senior Juan Gaonier, the chief in question,
at once put bis force in motion aud pressed
his men over the six leagues at quick march,
and arrived at Lapsz just as the young men
who defended the government house weHe
about to give in. He at once made . charge
against the rebel crowd and defeated it with
the loss of fifty-eight killed and great num-
Der wounded.
The result of this timely aid was to save
tho valiaat defendants With the ministers and
employees in the building. President Frias
vas marching on Cochemba, where an attack
would soon be made on the revolutionists
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RlyER AND STEAMBOATS,.

ST.. LOUIS, April 26. Arrived: Shreve-
port from New Orleans. Vicksburg from
Vicksburg. River falling, but consid-
cradle rise reported in the Missouri. Weather
rainy and cold.
PirTsBURa, April 26.-River nine feet nine
inches, falling; indications Of in.
LOUISVILLE, April 26. - River stationary.
Departed: Robert Mitchell for New Or
leans.
EVANSVILLE, April 26.-Weather cloudy,
rainy and cool. River falling.
CINCINNATI, April 26.-River sixteen feet
ten inches. Arrived: Mary Houston from
New Orleans. Light rain all day.
CAIRO, April 26. - Arrived: Thompson
Dean from New Orleans at A. NJ, Capitol
City from vicksburg at P. M. Departed:
Thompson Dean for Cincinnati 10 A. II.
River falling Light rain; weather cool.
MEMPHIS. April &C. - River fell eight
inches. Weather cool and rainy. Arrived:
Cheep, Batesville, Cons Millar, Minneola; the
latter last evening, from Cincinnati. De-
parted: James Howard and C. B. Church for
New Orleans, Belle Memphis for St Louis.
v1cKsBuRG, April 26.-Passed up: Henry
C. Yaeger at A. NJ. Illinois at 6 P. II.
Down: Frank Pargoud at IA. N. Arrived:
Julia at 2. NJ. Weather warm and cloudy.
The river has fallen an inch.
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NARINE.

SOUTHWEST Pass, April 26, Noon.-Car-
ometer 1895. Wind E. S. E., strong.
No arrivals or departures.
Bark Truce is still outside, for orders.
Pascal OurRE, April 6.-Noon.-Wind S.
E., strong. Weather hazy.
Arrived: Steamship Wilmington, at 6 A. NJ.
Holmes, master, from Havana, via Florida
ports, to I. K. Roberts.
steamship New Orleans, Dearborn, master,
from New York, to A. Moulton.
Arrived inside and passed up at IL 80 A. NJ:
Schooner Jennie Wood, Pizzati, master, eight
days from Utilla.
Sailed Bark Almira Robinson.
The steamship Memphis crossed the bar at
10 A. NJ, and anchored outside to coal
PAss-A-LOurRE, April 26, 7. M-Wind
south. light Weather rainy and stormy.
Arrived: French bark Countesse Duchatel,
Dupont, master. As days from Bordeaux, with
. half cargo of wines to order.
No departures.
Inside bound ont: Ship Kent
Outside outward bound Steamship Mem
phis, ship Adept and banks Imperator, Tere-
sina and Theresa
GALVESTON, April 24.-Arrived: Josephine
and Clinton from Brashear. Cleared Bark
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MEMORIAL DAY IN GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, April 26.-Memorial day was OBJ.
served here with unusually imposing cere-
monies. There was large parade and pro-
cession. The cornerstone of the Confeder-
ate monument was laid. In his speech, Gen.
Evans said Let us dc nothing to keep alive
the passions of war; to study its lessons is
prudence; to profit by its teachings is wis
dom, but to stir up tho old animosities is
madness.
The voice of this monument will not DO for
war, but for peace. Ii will say to us the Con-
federacy has expired it's great life went out
on the purple tide 0; blood that flowed from
the hearts Of her sons. We have buried it.
We do not intend to exhume its remains.
We were utterly defeated, and we dismiss our
resentment.
Sadly we parted with the dear old cross of
stars, which We followed through many .
storm of shot and shell, but We take with the
true hand of Southern honor tho staff that
holds the flag Of the stars and stripes. re-
spond with feeling to-day to the fraternal
words Of Gen. Bartlett spoken at the CEN
ternial celebration Of the first battle Of the
revolution.
Afterwards the ladies of the Memorial As
ISOLATION decorated with flowers the graves of
the Confederate and Federal dead in the
Augusta cemetery.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, April 26, Noon.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged !; Middling Uplands I'D. Mid
ding Orleans SID. Sales 10000 bales.
2P. M-Sales on the basis of Middling
Uplands. Aothing below Low Middlings, de-
iverabIe May and June, z 15-l6d basis Of
Middling Orleans, nothing below Good Or
binary, shipped, 81-l6d basis Of Middling
Uplands, new crop, nothing below Low Mid
dlings. Sid. Breadstuffs quiet Gold opened
at ll5s.
L1vsRpoo1, April &c. 4 p. M.-The sales TO-
day include 500 American. Sales on the
basis of Middling Uplands, nothing below
Low Middlipg, shipped April and May,
1916, do basis Middling Orleans, nothing
Corn 34s 6d@35s per cut.
LONDON, April 26, Noon.-Ene 27t.
LONDON, April 26, Evening. -TalloV As Sd.
Turpentine 25s Cd to 26s.
PARIS, April 26.-Rentes GALS.
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The Marriage Ceremony Among the Nor
mons.
CELESTIAL MARRIAGES.


have been given an account of the ''celes
tial marriage, which l send you for what il
is worth. I am loathe to believe that the
ceremonies are so revolving as they are pic
tured bv INV informant, and indeed place
little reliance on the story. Still it is valu
able as showing how the people here lool
upon the peculiar institution.
After being properly bathed-which typ
ically washes away the sins of the world-the
victims are anointed from head to foot with
olive oil, which the bride and groom must
furnish. This oil is poured over them from
a small horn, called the horn of plenty: They
then don their endowment clothes and ascen-
sion robes, and are led into typical garden
of Eden, in the centre of which is shrub
berry tree about three feet high, from the
green bouehs of which are suspended punches
Of grapes; no apples are in sight
Reclining at the foot of this tree is his So
tanic majesty, or the serpent, as the case may
be, clad in black cloth tights. This charac.
ter is generally assumed by Councillor Wells,
because of his peculiar fitness for that role
possessing reddish and sharp face and large
hooked nose, resembling the make up" of
Zamiel in the "Black Crook" This charac-
ter-serpent Immediately commences firta-
ton conversation with Eve. At first, she
slowly shakes her head; finally, she hest
tates, and then, of course, she is lost-typi-
cally. The saviour brigham Young) ap-
pears and "scene" occurs. Several have
happened in families SINCE Their robes are
taken off by q servant in waiting ian extra
rung in) and aprons of genuine fig
leaves are given them, which they put on, and
are driven from the garden by the saviour
Brigham Young into an ante-room, where
hey are married. They are then united for
lime and eternity-death is only temporary
separation. - Correspondence San Francisco
Chronicle.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

QuEpEc. April &C. Navigation on the st.
Lawrence is open.
CINCINNATI, April 26.-Jno. S. Linser was
found dead. He was widower, with children
in Richmond, Va.
Johnston and the other express robbers were
brought before the criminal court to-day, on
motion for q severance, but the motion was
Overruled.
The Odd Fellows celebrated their fifty.sixth
anniversary to-day by procession through
the principal streets and an Grafton. etc., at
the theatre.
CHARLESTON, April 26.-The argument in
the Ners and Courier libel case was concluded
tonight. After an elaborate charge from
Judge Reed, the case was given to the jury
with directions that they are to be locked up
without fire or food until they agree upon .
verdict. Great interest is felt in the result.
The jury is composed of six white and six
colOred men.
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LARGE FIgR IN CHICAGO.

CTrG.co, April 2s;.H. "; Pittss Agricul-
and Randolph streets, was nearly destroyed
by fire, which broke out in the building at
$50 o'clock this evening. Loss on building
about $4,000; insured in Peoples, Franklin,
Hudson, Girard and Fairfield for $3.50 each,
and in other companies for $6250.
Schoeff Bros, piano manufacturers, in
same building, lose 5000 insurance $1,000.
N. z. Livingston, manufacturer of pictures,
looking-glasses and furniture, loses about
$4,000 insured for $1,000. principally in
New Jersey companies, Hanson 4 Nelson,
furniture dealers, on second floor, lose $4,000;
insured. Total loss, about $50, 900.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, April 26-The total specie
shipments last week were 81, ESQ., 900.
Money easy 2I@3. Gold 1l5s@115l.
Governments active and strong; new SIS
ISL. States quiet and nominal.
Stocks closed active but unsettled ; Central
1929, Erie 3Os, Lake Shore 7O., Illinois Cen
trail 1O5, Pittsburg 913, Northwestern All,
do. preferred 81, Rock Island 1882.
Sub Treasury balances: Gold $50, 381 800;
currency SAL, sos, 538.
The Sub-Treasury paid out s255,OOO on
account of interest, and $1l9, 200 for bonds
Customs receipts to-day $3.50, 600.
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The presdigitateur Bellachini having been
admitted to an audience with Emperor Viii
liam at Potsdam, he expressed the wish to be-
come his Court artist. The Emperor replied
Well, if you will perform some extraordi-
nary feat" Every we'll, and will show your
Majesty something have never done before.
Will your Majesty take one of those pens on
the desk and write on this paper, Bellachini
knows nothing p" The Emperor tried to
write, but the pen refused. evil your Ma
jesty take another penn" but it, too, refused.
Well. then, please your Majesty and write,
Bellachini is Court artist. ," And the pen
did write, when Bellachini obtained the posi-
ton.