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New-York tribune., 1875-10-05

s4oc. Porto Rico. 4osgoc. Barbados, aoe4lo; Dems
and unohansea s@spY pi 60
NIyA Taen1e pfesss15tSG s5td :, stronger
@ s s S sIs. fss s 81 s'S S Sou G n' a
nsking price ROsn unchanged bnt qgst sales Of e 9oe
ss75 Common qsotsd q 7gssi T. Tsr and
800 6bs strained and Good Strained Rosn private terms
oILs-Iin,eed without further chsnee and crases sls
quiet At former MenhaaSp Is moving sG9yy en S y
81 10 for Prime Winter sGa95e for No. l. and 7o9Soc Tor
plrod on Change way q sales and prices tame
bd ss 50 e III more Ss.s Inf liked il our @afEs
there order oil with any ssTany eSns TO 'Sf az %
1910 r spot and for MONTH cases f7oe for Or
Refined GP a. aha S is Il ao dn and %e%ier
PRovisio FcTk mafEet again higher g and fairly
zoo Se, EsiIs Fins sis: 100
vance, sale; 'S Of asoo bS Mess ser
s2i S 4 s SnY 3GiSqs 80 3 2 er ocoSe Ss 800 bS
Me seller February go lR and s l2 @ t9 i9T
sale, Of 90 b6 at sioSso 80 for plain Mesa 1 6Oas3
for E5tra s6a5 FOR Packed s2l 80 for Tay n
T% Gi 1 Mea 3Essu15 3 h5i1 Gsh q are nn5@
Tor 70 'i Fresh shoulders lac @ flesh Hams; ioi
picked the latter m for very s%s sg 5000 T Psssd
Bellies very Light iJsc. 80 boxes, very heavy d. llc
ssS o. 2co Boaes CITY Long I CLEAR at s Hogs
Snd wsl6r rsr sd @ ssS %Ss Of 70 @ o % & oc city
1870: 90 ics Old Western, 4sc 100 tea old contract oT
grade l3sc cash. at the close 3400 tcs ~ the West Tor
export within days. private For future de-
livery hear OF $500 tcs seller octo6er l4di c or NO
yner 3c ~ te nominal price 1850 tcs seller the year.
l2s4d % 400 tcs Refined for tGe West Indies 1885, no"
held at lie.
about the sales Of 800 bids cuba Muscoyado at
7a99c and 674 hhcs NelaiO private terms We quote
Pair Refining Cuba at 74d7 &c Good doy sa-c Centrifa
gal lhds and boxes, 6l5@g'ec anh NO ~ fS Iay ca
Sic Refined is and very quiet At % lDc for So!t
Yellow lOGIOac. White IL oc Crushed 10 &C.
for Powdered, aud lie for Granulatod
SEED5-The market ia dull and tame; small los OF imo
Thy selling $2 6O0S2 0 Rough Flax at Sl 40 and Clover
at I36 1910.
sTEARiNNo sales Effected market steady 1890. for
Western. .-. .
TALLow 6rmer with fair demand sales Of 10000 10
al lG1-0lOisc.
WHISKY again lower with iair demand sales of 250
bOs at 81 To-
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05
COTTON MARKETS.

yrw.OPIzays Oct 4.-Cotton. demand good Miiilins
l27sc; Low h!ddng ~ &c Good Ordinary II 'ac ieg
receipts 28j bales gross 377I bales; exports 10 Grea
Britain bales France 1lb bales coast"lse AJAX
balos saics s. 100 STOCK, actual, 35Js6 bat8
MOsIIP Oct. i.-COOn steady MidiluG l2iic Low MO.
dipe SIC Good Ordinary, HE. ne5 receipts $50
bales exports, cOastwsc l,l5S bales; sales 600 Oacs
SITANsXH. oct l-Cotton quiet; MddlinC. l2eisc; Low
Mddn l2c.; Good Ordinary ll3ic; net Tecspe o,2fJ
gross 10 i3 bales exports coast"ise Sl3 bales salVs
2 OsS bales: stock, 26,l u bales
CHARLEsrrN, oct f.-COttol firm Si'ilng lz'ici 10"
nltdling l2h0l2 Good Ordinary lI'i1l2c; net rs
cepis 36Z7 bales: exports c0a5tSse 2226 bales; salcs
l.sOO bales: STOCK, 2ll29 Dal.s ~ SO -
Miding ~ Good Ordinary l2lsc. recepts IL 81
bales exports CT bales; sales. 3I5 bales; spun
Nora. 200 bales; stock, 9,jJl bales.
ATic sra oct 4-tuitcn-Denanc good at higher prices
MddlBg. l2ldl2 ret. low Middlng l2c go9i Oiahasy
ilI,ail i net receipts 109l bales salas SJ7 bales.
GALyEsTOS. Oct. f.CUcn steady odernSs 5atlaIe ue
n9 nd good Mddpg 1885,; Low Aliddlng l2'r GOOD or
Grary II c net receipts 2s3S bales gross 2o39 baes
RIOS rGS oct 4.-Cotton liiet Mtdlng, 1916. Low Md
ding l3C. Good Ordinary IL c gro~j reccps ~ Daes
exports Great Britain 4o baes sales ~ OaAcs slooA
MgmPIIS oct 4Co;ton steady; Mdding 12laal2'sc net
receipts 1918 L9os; shipments 1,3J7 bales safes LlOo
bales stock. t,l5l bales. 49, , .., ,,,,,,,.
l2itr Low Mddng Good Ordinary llc; net recopJS
1853 balcs; sales, 2l1 bales STOCK 3,DsZ aaies NJ. - -
NoEFoLK 4.-Cotton steady Mdiiing, lIsc; net re-
ceps 25I bales exports coaswso, O66 bales saoS %oo
PHI ADTLPHiG oct 4-CottOn quiet M!ddlIng. l3 nc
hnidlng, 13c. Good Ordinary, l2c. net receipts
LOi,IsyrfIE Oct 4~COttoa steady: Idding. l3c.
CINCINNATI oct. 4.-COttOn dull Nitiing l2'sc Low
Midiling l5ar Good Ordinary Nc net receipts ~
~. LoUi5. oct 4-Ihe Cotton Exchange Is moving Do
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05

Hume Elliott sold ll8 Ohio sheep 40 average at 6c
b 1873 do, 90 d. at 6hci liS do 20 ~ al &C. 20 90,
lambs - D. at 6'o ia dO n o. st6'ac 20 d3 IS D. t a.,
during the week ATS sheep and lambs to average 80 20
head =.
IA do 70 h. at lei 80 do 50 b AT Shot, SO Ohio sheep 70
80 do 80 n, at 64aJ ac and durng the Woex
5,72l sheep and lambs average s5 80 y head.
SWINE-Rsoepts for the week 32034. against lVOSO
week Arrivals yesterday and TO-DAY were ~ cars or
927O SO FOriieth and ~ cars at Jersey CITY none
sale alive Dressed hogs were easier and closed at OT"
lie. v ID.
CHICAGO Oct 4CAr1R dull receipts 200 head marcy ar
easy; mostly at ~ 5O9f9 ecers - 20
ds3 10; shippers, sldSG 10; shipments, $500 mead oo
head light 81 5OasS 20 heavy, ssasS so; shipments
1000 head.
SHEEP quiet but steady receipts, 500 head.
PHILADELPHIA oct 4.-CATUE-Tho market was dul this
prices unsettled and $500 head arrived and
sold az extra Ponnsyvauia and Western steers
d6o for fair good do and 4a52c gross Tor common
TO quality.
SHEEP were dull 1900 head sold at 4'se6c
gross 10 Condition ~ ,,.,o
material change O,0OOhean sold
9Sl3 rs q 100 Is net.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05

uocscnt price again illustrates what happens when
any stock in which there is not largo trading or
sccculatlve interest is really offered for sale. Union
Pacific opened at 65l2 and after selling at 64Ss
rallied to 65as but subsequently declined to 6Ss at
the Close decline of rs per cent There is grow
inc feeling that this stock has been peddled to largo
extent during the past 30 days, and that its recent
declmo is owing TO this. We can neither vouch for
the truth of tho statement nor deny it. and
simply mention it as rumor but we can
learn of nothing concerning the property itself
which should a doubt of its ability to continue
10 pay it's quarterly dividends OF Union Pacific
II 700 shares were bought and sold. Lake Shore,
as Of lato continues to be the favorte gamble and
obeys for the time being the impulses of the Boys
who other buy sell it they happen to feel in
clned but to-day the late heaviness of the general
market must have OccasiOned loss to those who
bought it very freely early in the day at 537895iA,
s il subsequently declined TO 53l20530s after sales
of 3s, 900 shares which is as per cent below the
closing price Of Saturday. Northwestern. with
saos Of only $500 shares at 39l20396s93S 7S939,
records a decline of % per cent. st. Paul was
inactive and heavy and declined Z per cent from
Saturdays plice. Pacific Mail opened at 36Ss, and
after selling at 36l4 rallied to 36's b. and then
was remarkably firm Mt about 36ls until quite late.
when it sold at 355sQ35s4. 1t is generally under
stood that the sustaining power under this stock to-
day has been the buying to considerable extent of
short stock We hear Of one case of 5000 shares
having been covered which viii tomorrow be re-
turned to the "bGls" from which it has heretofore
been borrowed. The opening highest, lowest, and
closing prices Of active stocks sold to-day will be
found in the subioined table:
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05

HAVANA Oct 1-panish Gold, 2230223 Exchange quiet
the United states, go days, currency, l1gq II prem
short sight l3H ll5 prem; 60 days gold 1901 ~ prem
1i50l47 London, lBOGl1l prem; on
Fara la6913S prem sugar dull no IL d. s. lJ0lo areai
per arTOOe.
H,y,yA Oct 2-Srg.r-Market showed increased dulnos1
with small business closing dull prices Eomial Nos 10 TO
d. reals y arrOba MOiasses sugar, No y 10 ~,
OadlI reals; Concentrated sugars, fair to good qu9t
MuscOvadO sugars common 20 fAT II 20 II 2
reals fGir good Refining atal2 resa Ctntru$al
sugars No. IL to H. in bxs, l531lG4 ras do IN hh'
lGTl73. stock in warehouse ct Havana ani Ma
;anias 2id,OO0 bxs. and 5000 hhd5. receipts of
Wsek ae 500 gS b1s SI' * Which e2oo to tho United
bacon stTasfS y cwt. Hama S546 $50 y quintal for
AmcrIcsu sugar Cured Lar,l in kelT 80 5OaFjD qun-
tai; do i, $3.50 sj4. Potatoes, $40 5O0sli - Dol
p LJ Naval stores quiet. Coal OIL in tins SIeala = gs3;
uiu;y IIOcsiaa II 80. Lumber dull cargo OF Mne
Tiue sold AZ j Nj cargo " pitch Pine soi nj S3t ~
IN gold Shooss nominal Box "a reals. sugar Hog,he2
reals in eul Wuita Navy Beans. 2JLat t0 reals arfOD
Corn, i3G3a reals p arroba Hoops du nni nominal
long shaved SSi0sJU NJ. FrcEhts very dl 10 demand
fOr .hc ntcd Spanish gold 2ala2Jils E1caanS:
quiet; the Uaitei States snort osLS currency 44iE
rs prouilln; Oa London, 1850 40 premium.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05

Extra gooso 7' Ghoce gaHE ss7 q ,e cSTn nsr Msa a.
s3@oei ~ eSoes 2s PORK hold 4 So shgndeTs
aI9SS Slac neg 'S rs sds Sd HS%'
quiet Choice spgnT, o0se am orray
F5%: %{iss l% S.oG EefsS ssrng b sssl c5lsi ss
eis SswSaS 81 SSSi' e i. @ steady ard Unchanged
cs tas S5 3, '?2 'S a &pis' gs' asr.
.Si .,ssss nsSfa nSsns sa
s@sgso . ton Canal fr5iss~WSest 6sc Corn. sc
BARLEY he 20 YSrs tsrfy % S ss 70 whe isdSo
bush i2Soo9 Sgsn BsJsy 73l99o 200 & se1 Ior ha5Sy
PmGSbFIfma Oct 4Barh quO.etat tsi for No aTes
Hs s cg n.S. lois n 81 Os fS % 9 ls fqs S sS
Iowa Wisconsin and Ainnesois Family ~ S3@s aSS} IS}
g dss rss75a 75 f ye oS FSur 0 p 30 yhs
mer and DsttT request New BED s mbe e. Se and q - rs rs
for New Wlde rye quoted 75e ior Now Western Corn
q%5 Ysw snS cS sSt sa H1 GRSds @ % o'S & %sS
quoted u 10 Tor Western Butter steady NsTYS6 ADD
weseTR ESa d 2sse rs, S sS Stb Cheese % SSwek
Fancy l2al3c do Prime IL al2c; wessTn tne li@lGe'
EggS quiet; Pcnnsyynia NewJersey and Delaware frah'
81 Io9s, oct 4Flour qn,et and unehanse, - whsas
6ef 81 81 Yoyember Owe 10 d. s. 9s 81 2ihS
81 32i, November Corn inneiyo bnt fIIni No MIeJ.
&c. 5c eS.s %ssoOIs sary ;ys sd qas
1, higher S RGtses s dgng Pson ban sme % ijs
whisky Gnet and unchanged al II 10. Hogs steady and
changed Cattle dull lower good 10 choice NATIVES - 20
aB 20 medium 70 fair. $3.50 common, ~ SD0t5 OO
good choice % 6jgSi - medium 60 tSir go
g 80 common - 7Uds2 90. RCc'ptsFlsur 9nOO DDs;
Wheat 81 coo bush Corn 600 bush. Oats 10000 bush
Barley 900 busE Rye 1900 bush Hogs, l,06l Cattle
23i2 - ,,
ToLgDo Oct. 4-Tour steady, with moderate , demand
Wheat steady with moderate demand; No. Mhito Wa
bash 81 Ssh; No 8 do, ~ 252; No. White mchigan.
~ ~ No do 81 II; EItra do 81 90 on track AMBER
Michigan si 25 y, October; :! 25I November No An
Der Nj chlgan 81 O5 No 2 Fed Winter. II n NO DO,
g3 iac. STEADY with fair de-
nend High Mixed spot and October 59c All the year 4yc
Low Mixed So lc; No Grade jJc. oats duh end slaio
lower; No 2 SIC; October 81 se November 3Ic; white,
42c. Fregls BUaalo moro active at 2sei 10 oswego
and KINGSTON iia0jc. Ke,eipts-OOJ bbls Flour, oIOOJ
bush Wheat I7OoO bush. Corn, 1900 bush Oat3 ship
menf5-2O0O bbls Flour. $4,000 bUSh Wheat JoVvO bSh
Corn, lg,Dg0 lush oats. -.., -.
32r os!n steady at 81 32s for Strained Tar steady ~
81 55.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
LTfnnDHAN nrADKLffra

LIVERPOOL, Oct 4l23o p. m.Coton i5 firm Middlns : p
lands Cad Midng Orleans 73sd sales OF l4OOO bales
including for speculation and export 10 arrive hr
sales OF Middlng Upiands l. NJ c., Skipped october anu
November, at esd an, ,.-,..,z
LyREpooI, oct 4-lSo p. msalcs Of Middling upsnds,
Cotton NJ c.. shipped November and December at o'L
90. do, October delivery, AZ 6 asd. ,,,, ,.,,
LWRGPooI- oct. "A p. m-saes OF Mddllng Uplands
Cotton MddnR clause, shipped December ana January,
At 0s4l Lard. 81 y owt. Pork, 30 !, Dbl for Mes
LrgBRPOOI, 1880 p ln.Saes OF MidlnB Upshds'
Cotton Low iddng clause, shipped october and NovenDer
at is sales o; Mddling Orleans Low Mdding clause
shipped November and December at ga OF the sales To-
day $500 bales were American. ~ ,.
LIVERPOOL, oct f-5 p. m.SaloS OF hlddlng tpau7 10y
Mdhng clause, shipped November and December p.r "a
at G3I do do October and November delivery AT o15'
~. rL.i flrN r.nd. .iIIla IL sir
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05
RECEIPTS OF: DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTFFF-The market for Rio shows advance OF &c. y
rs but not active the improvement; sales OF lO6 bags
Santos por Alert and 1907 bags do aar1 both before
arrival quo,O ordinary cargOes l94Gl9' '2c Far do
20l2020ac; Good do, 2l02l &c Prime do, 2l'ad2l4c
and santos Fair Good caTg0es 2Ud2l4C Receipts iOr
tie week ending evening 27O90 sales for the same
2O665 bags stocks add IO435s bags intending
TO6 bags here ljl2 bags Gt Galveston O,75l bags at
$500 bags at savannah 1000 bags at lamp
Roads l6Se9 bags at baltimore Ahost ana ioadInS io
United states 81 ut lOJ,J9o bags. Purchased for United
states TO ID inst, 252,OJO bass ,.
COPON-rhcre was rather doing in spot Cotton Int
farther reduction in values Quotations revised as Io
MiIdlnE reduced h1ddliug fHr
Fair reduced &c. all grades OF Texas made equal 10 Ne"C
Receipts at the shipping ports 1850 hslts ms Gy
last week 72O9 bales this day last 1871 bales Ie
stock of cotton port sent 80 follows In ifc0.
bn U5T bales staten Isand 5,-G2 baeS on shppaIu
not cleared S2O7 bales wbaycs 1891 baeSi NJ ware
houses yi2I bales t0.al. 3J,O2o balc4
sAIFs FOR PEEskNi DELIYSN,
- .atI
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05

The Offering and asking prices for stocks at tho
close of the Exchange to-day were:

London advices report American securities quiet
aud steady and Consols easier, the latter being
quoted at 94ls for money. and 94lsO944 for the
account. U. S. '65 bonds old, 106ls0 1865; 61s,
lO7lsG IO73s 1O-fOs 1O45sG 1O47s new fives, 1912
QlOi3f: Erie. I47sG15; do. Preferred, 304. The
Bank of England took in eSl 900 OH balance to-day.
In Exchange there is next TO nothing doing. The
market opened with the nominal rates Of the leading
drawers Of sterling 479l2 and 4.S3l2, or half cent
below Saturdays closing rates. Among the brokers
The rates for business are given at 4.7Sl2df79 and
4.S2i,0i. S3. Documentary commercial is47524.77.
Gold opened at III. and thereafter sold at 1880
117L0Ii7lsQ117Ss, and was offered at the last
price at the close. The borrowing rates were S6l,
ls9 ard le4 per diem, and T. g. p and per cent per
anunm, while loans made flat at the close. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 on ac-
cunt Of interest and $4,000 in redemption of 500
bonds $4,000 National bank notes were received
for redemption to-day, and the Internal Revenue
receipts wore P790000; Custom receipts, $50, coo.
The following were the operations at the Gold Ex-
change Bank Gold balances, $1,111.756; cur
rency balances $1,369510; gross clearances, $780,
l2l 900. The principal quotations for gold to-day
l.va beqn fnl1ov,s
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05
ury comprised :
We annex nominal rates for foreign exchange

Money has been easy, and at the close the rates on
call were 2i2 10 per cent, with no change III dis
touutS. The following 10 the clearinghouse state
ment
Cur ycaar G6CG59 Gold exchanges $G,073,3C9
Cur ba,aEcts..... 3GJs033 Gold ba!ancos. o-l,Ol4
Government bonds have been strong and the fol-
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05

. ,-co,- oodinv der
Atlantic ports. 6lOOO qri from faclhc ports
qr from other sources, 3zOJO Grs ecelpsO O Con o''V"
qrS n, - ,,o
new account 81 United States bCUcs 1875 lOIi NcN
Fives l0i2. Erie Railway shares, lie m, r.,
LOSDOS Oct. also p DiCcnso Tor money, S0'is' ioE
the account, 9iaIs. Lrie Railway shares 10 ,,,, ~
LONDON, Oct i-j3D p m-ihe ablOplV OF OllllDI SOHo
into the Bank ENGLAND balance 10 day is tb GOO
LQSDos oct 10 y. m.-TGlow, % 3qOJ'6 Z o"t' i0i
I0Spov oct a. D. ri-I'ais alyices quote Reutes at
Gjf 6Jc. ErO Railway 3haICS Frtf 'tred, 3Ol4.
LoSDOS Oct. s-Eyening.- -Linsecd oil, q y cwt
LONDON MARKET-OCT i.
1Iuqf silc-NpIltS.
ASTWEr Oct. 4.-Petrolcum. 27i2t for tno PIo Amer
lean no,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05
And the following for city bank shares:

Railroad bonds were firm and in good demand.
The largest dealings were in the Pacific issues. The
following were the bids:
90. 80. ooarad AskAA
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05
orered Asked

orered Asked
Bun 4 Ere n. biol
Bun. a ~. j.. 70. ..l0l
lake sbOreDiv. b.. 99la 90d
Lale Sh're C.C.lstl0l4
LAKE 3. Con. Il. lstlO0 l00i2
Lake d. U. G. ID. 95L9 80
Mar & g. lst NJ. 1882. lO3 y
Ii. @. LIST IS. .'62SP.l12k 1854
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05
F0a rgEsGhf DELIvsRi.


Included IN the above 200 bales to arrive 49,.
American standard OF cAsaucation
and running quality nos moro thih Lar
7 below the grade quoted.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05

HAVANA MARKETS.

icen. 10,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05

The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05

HAY AND STRAW-Iho market is dull aud tame under
continued liberal arrivals; quote Slipping az b3dlOei
Retail ots Zoe al Clover. 5Ud1Oc; and SAT- AZ DoaJoo
straw remains ard In fair request; Long hye es ooSvV
short do. 90 a6Jc. and Eait al JJa65c, cGsh
MOLAsSE5-Thsre Is stm0 inquiry Tor refining gants put
te eSrcme figures asked checks oHeTaOns quote cuba
RAGniue grades 80 test ~ j5c Cuba Grocery saae %
New-York tribune., 1875-10-05

$4,000 STocK S 5ie Of tac B rSs 2RASGE a4sa |gPP
turst Tor sale VIII bedviiei RITTER Co, l7l Broad
way. Z.
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prisoners is detective and that the whole management
al er ano e IN the ns
Island irrational and their treatment during conne
oash m s and retorn anu
We also nd that the affidavit of oncer Faon and the
PoLIcE JUSTICE CHARLES A. rLAxnra
ton OF The physea mental and social eonaitiDn Of the
man aaa % the sr pc e s ro
all the evidence before US we cannot fnd
on their part In eSnneciion with tis case we give it as
our opinion that while we ueprecate s attempts 10 en-
ment Migrants and criminals as such lenicncy would
class Of our population we ind however, that there
'"0uN '' = 1n i i's SYSTEM OF EXAMINATION
and in regard to the different persons
laws aud regulations relative to the dspensation OF jus
And we further find that the usage of curailing or
leaving out part OF despatch ordered by an in
able and nc therefore recomnena that wnen descrip
tons OF missing or lost persons are furnished oy The
A TELEGRAPH OPERATOR
they should be forwarded To the various stations full
without abbreviaton md we further recommend that
h, IN sb nFD S ogS.H pocs courts
%he IN session in ordes % thas the various
Ssesnt ins ss
such deporabie results this
become impossible.
THE CLOSING SCENES.
When the verdict had been recorded the Coro-
Verdct and d,savoWi5r any ieeIiuS IN The case.
1t will be seen that their vel dict locates the re-
spOnsibility without mentioning names, ana II
VIII naturally suggest Itself to the reader to In
quire whether Coroner Kesser VIII take the re-
spOnsIoillty upon this verdict OF committing any
one to the TOmbS to await
VERDICT OF THIS CASE BY THE GRAND JURY,
The verdict clearly duplicates Keeper Cunning
ham OF the Fity.seventh street Prison, censures
the Commissioners OF Police and Charities and
Correction, Oiilcer Fallon and Justice Flammer,
but acQults the Two last named OF ali culpable
neglect. The responsibility OF MIR. James Lucas,
the telegraph operator at the Central ONCE, VINO
condensed the general alarm sent him by In
spector Spelght, Ii commented upon but not
clearly fixed.
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DUNN-vAN vOORT.-At the residence Of the
BRIDES grandfather, John G. Van WORT, Science.
tady. N. Y, March II, 1876, by Rev. Dr. Vermllye,
GEORGE Fl. DUNN, OF New York, 70 MARY E. VAN
VOoRr.
SANFoRD-CULYER.-On Monday, March p, 1875,
by the Rev. John Hall, d. d., HOWARD T.. SANFORD,
OF Corona, j.. l.. to FANNIE A., daughter OF MI
John Culyer, OF this city.
SKIDMORE-DoRloN.-On 22d March, 1875 by the
Rev. W. w. Bowditch, CHARLES +. SKIDMoRE or
Amityville to HARRIET Z. DORION OF New York
city.
VAN BUsKIRK-vAN HAUGHToN.-On Monday
evening. March %, by the Rev. Mr.. hawthorne
EDGAR 3. VAN BUsKIRK. OF Brooklyn, to Miss MAUD
K. VAN HAUGHTON, OF this city.
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"In comedies. the
dunes OF the various situa-
tlons OF lite are held out 10
view, and. as II were, re.
ilcctcd In Il mirrorl The
office OF parents ana the
proper conduct OF children
are faithfully deliEeated,
and the vices OF protligate
character G Exhibited In theii
true colors. No Christian
need be deferred from a.
tending them !" - Martin
I.uthor
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Eth AVENUE THEATRE ,2srH ST. AND BROAD
- WAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24
THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE LECTURE SEASON.
LECTURE EVERY EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK, ON
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A LECTURE EVERY NIGHT AT O'CLOCK ON
~ Manhood and the Cause OF Its Premature De.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

The sun says;-"Rapid tran-
lit was never better illustrated
than in the rush from the
street ears to view THE BIZ
BON ANZA.n
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-17

THERE Is positively and absolutely
nothing, nothing in the world, neither
IN the air, nor on the earth, nor on the
waters under the earth to agitate the
mind Of our small domestic public. We
throw oil the fervor of rather bilious
and dulled condition into our harangue
upon the subject matter of our Agricul-
tural Society elephant and its troubles
and involvments and the thankless du
ties Of the Board of Trustees we affect
an enthusiasm, where none is, over small
and trivial items Of occurrence ; we pat
ronize religion and the schools, and essay
smouldering warmth for the arts and
sciences, as we'll as for the more sub
stantial ani grosser things Of this bald
and clamorous world, but we are con-
scious of sharing the depressing infu-
ence Of the prevailing dullness and OF
being given over to platitudes, repeti-
tons aud the shotrubbish Of old saws
and the rehash of things and events of
a buster time. We are beginning to un-
lerstand the Ancient Mariner and to
appreciate how awfully dry he must have
been. But We are dryer than he-we,
the people, we mean-and the blessing
OF rain and the disguised blessing Of
snow are needed. The earth is all fine,
impalpable powder, marvelously dry on
the surface. Old Probabilities Friend
tells us that the amount of moisture in
the air is nil, almost though strange to
say, we do have a little dew, these cool
MIG hts. How vegetation lives at all is a
wonder, considering the extreme paucity
of moisture in the air. But We assure
ourselves by turning hydrant wrench
and catching the sound Of the quiet gush
that follows. So We trace the enterprise
of our energetic brace of Deacons, Rice
and Helm, up to their snug aud adequate
aqueduct. up there under the shadow of
the Sierra and feel certain Of holding on
to life and not dying of thirst or suffer
ing for want of clean linen or o whole
some bath before the rains fall and the
SHOWS fly again. But the times are
deadly dull. ct best and We are disposed
to forgive If we cannot forget the disen-
genuous insolvents who are banking on
their poverty and setting it down -
among the lesser assets Of the Bank Of
California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-17

The BLACK Pony that Harry Rice
drives got the bit in his mouth yesterday
afternoon, and landed himself in the
middle of the ditch by the st. Charles
corner. Some repairs are going on
there, and the planks are of. This
made it easy for Mr.. Pony to make him.
self the hero of q sensation. The horse
got some scratches-nothing very serious
and Harry got split and busted.
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active and accomplished business men.
This is q first rate institution, and
parties contemplating the insurance Of
their property against fire cannot do
better than to procure policy from this
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full. See Messrs. Marshall & Ma ttingly's
advertisement.