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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22
MAgR1AGEABLE young ladies should &c

M-ARR1AGEABLE young ladies should 60
to Toledo. One Of the happiest thlngsln
the way of a wedding surprise tool place
there the other day. After the wedding
the happy pair started upon the usual
trip. and in due time returned to the
city. The husband suggested to his WE
that before going to the hotel at which
they proposed to board, that they &c. up
into the city to call upon a certain friend
of theirs. She assented, the hackman
was directed to drive to the house, and
they were shortly deposited at the door
Of a neat dwelling on-street. Inc
door bell was run the servant appeared
and ushered them into a neatly furnlsned
parlor a bright fire was burning In the
polished CRATE and everything was ex
ceedingly coy and home-like. The wlfe
sat down, and the husband said he would
step back into another room to look Tor
the gentleman Of the house. Hereturned
shortly alone and the lady of the house
was also not forthcoming. The young
wife expressed surprise, and wondered
what could be keeping the hostess SO
long. The time for the announcement
had come, and the young husband tend
erly informed his bride that she was the
sole mistress of the house and all its con-
tents. Tableau-Tears, kisses, etc., ad
libitum.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
n on undersigned, on the 4th day of MAY. A. p.
1oao. mas commenced m action in the District
Eourto OF the sixth judicial District i'm and for
the county OF White Pine and State of Na,Jada
70 ioreclose y miners lien upon that certs;n
mlne' iode. or mineral deposit, known as tba
Caroi1ne mine" situated at Mount Ophir in
p nna'e III Fine Mining District, county Of White
holding or claiming liens under and ~ 10 harsons
an Aet Of the Legislature OF the State Of Nevndo
omsi.ieu an Act to secure liens to MECHANICS
and others, and to repeal all other Acts n ra1a
hereb .ne net;sa approved March 4, A. D. 1875 are
on Monday the S1st day of Ma Sa ao1 Court
liens. Il prcoI of their said
Hamilton, May S, 1875. 'imoN
INSIST
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 277.


o.. 8. LAND OFFICE,
EUREKA, Nevada, May Sd, 1885,
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAI
In PET L.. LOWELL, whose postOfhce adj
dress is Salt Lake, and JAMES HOLLAND,
whose postoffice address il Schellburne, Nevada,
have tbs day filed III this office a diagram, to-
gether with a notice of application for a patent
from the United States, under an Act OF Con-
gress, approved May 10, 1872, for one thousand
linear feet of the Summit lode, the same run
ming 500 feet northerly, and 500 feet southerly
from the location monument, with surface
ground 200 feet In width, situated in Schell
Creek Mining District, White Pine county, State
Of Nevada, and described in the plat and field
notes on file in thfs Office, as follows, to wit
U. S. Survey, No. 40.
Beginning at a post marked No. i, u. s Survey
No. 40, whence the monument on Lowell peak
bears n. 200 81 w. 1913 feet. A spruce pine tree,
two and a half feet in diameter. marked 'Sum-
nit, b. t." bears N. 3M7 E. 454 feet, and the
Summit shaft bears Il. GO r.. go feet. Thence
running n. SOLE w. eco feet, to post marked No.
2, u. s. Survey No. 40. Thence N $50 K. 1000
feet, to post marked No. 3, IT,. S. Survey No. 30.
Thence S. sOAo + 200 feet, to post marked No.
4, U. 5. Survey No. 40, and thence S. $50 W.
l0O0 feet, to post No. l, the place of beginning,
containing 59-100 acres.
Courses taken from the true meridian, with a
magnetic variation of 16Lo East.
rms claIm Is on unsuTveyed land, and is
bounded on neither end by any known claim
ants. the nearest mines are the Woodburn and
Mcmahon.
This claim is recorded on page SO, book A.. of
the Mining Records Of Schell Greek Mining Dis
trlct, and a copy of the notice and plat can be
round posted at the location monument at the
center q the claim upon the lode.
mo-cOd d. b. IMMEL, Register.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
A LONG LIFE OR A SHORT ONE.


BY MRS. NJ. A. Ode
One man viii make the shortest life
The longest seem in deeds,
That blossom from the very dust
For human wants and needs
The harvest of the husbandman
That .soweth goodly seeds. a
Another drags his span of life
TIC full four score and ten,
Yet when he dies the busy world
Scarce knows that he hath been
No progress marks his leaden steps
Within the haunts of men.
And thus it matters not SO much
How quick we journey through
The fruitful vineyard of the world,
My friend, as Chdt zoe do =
How soon or late we reach the goal
That all men have in view.
Then let us labor while we may,
With all our given might,
Who have the sun but halt the time,
And half the time the night,
To fill the precious minutes up
With deeds that court the light.
We will not waste the shreds Of time,
However small they seem,
Nor 1oiter in the great highway
Of mortal life to dream
Mere clogs beneath the wheels Of thrift
In this our age of steam
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FITS n REEL!

n NY PERSON SUFFERING FROM THE
~ above disease is requested to address Doc
TOR PRICE, and a trial bottle Of medicine will be
forwarded by Express,
EREE!
The only cost being the Express charges, which
owing to my large business, are small.
DR.. Price has made the treatment Of
FITS GR EPFEEPEya
Q study for years, and he will warrant a cure by
the use of his remedy.
Do not fail to send TO him for q trial bottle {.
it costs nothing, and he
WILL CURE EeDU.
no matter OF how long standing your case NAV
be, or how many other remedies have failed.
Circulars and testimonials sent with
FEE TRz.aL BOTFEE.
Be particular to give your Express. as well nc
your Postotfice direction, and address
DR.. CHAS. II. PRICE.
ino-ly 81 William street, New York.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

1T has recently been discovered that a
man has been confined twenty-five years
IN the county Jail of Roscommon, Ire
land. for a technical contempt of court,
consisting in the non-payment Through
impecuniosity) of certain costs in a court
of probate. as far back as 1853. He had
been committed during the pleasure of
the Court" and the Judge quickly forgot
all about the case, and as the man had
no friends. he spent the best part of his
life in Jail.
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"FELLow-cITIzENs, the blood Of those
heroes comes trickling down from gene
ration to generation, fetilizing the soil Of
patriotism and ~makingthe garden of Lib
erty look like a bed of fresh asparagus,
which'-and until his wife jabbed her
elbow in his back and told him to stop
his jaw and go to sleep, he thought he
was delivering the Centennial Grafton at
Lexington.
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Implications for patfnt.
AnnIication for Patent.
NOTICE NO. ara.
II. S. REGISTERS OFFICE,
ErtRFEA. Nevada, March 29ths 1851
rcu Ts HEREBY GIVEN III

nDr Nevada. March 29th, 1876.
mrrE TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Samuel T.. Paul, John Flynn, Iamoshy
-. and David Slattery, whose postonce al
Dress is Treasure City, Nevada, nave snas oay nico
a u! !; = of1ice 4 diagram, together with Q notice
III t ln11;cation for a patent from the United
q Under Act of Congress approved May iOs
DSo1.. for 1A4a linear feet or the 5taHoru lodey
ne same running 100 feet northerly, anu oSo
sne esnrtbarlv from the location monument at
ieet au@ard incline. with surface ground 200
Iie r 18th situated in White PIN Mining
n;Strict white Pine county, Nevauas aHt ee-
scribed in the plat ana nelu no'0S : - = SAAs
office. as follows, to VII:
~. 8. survey NO. S.
Repinning at a post marked NO., ? = ry ~
~. 90 1"de hears s. 60 49, +. 841 feet. Section
s oraer common to sections "a and 70. l. l6, N.
D X r.. and sections 10 and ~, =. ~, - u. 90
q M n M. bears N. 47o 81 w 4U1O 1eeI. Prom
r. =. aLarn rocky peak No. 2, between Treasure
ND TELEGRAPH peaks, bears N. "a 9y n. 245O
e ema and fhe centre Of the top OF the STAFFORD IN
49, a., haars 6 600 OF w. 265 feet. Thence run
ming s. 1919 w. S31 $40 feet. TO posi- ~ n "a : s NO;
. rs 6 survey No. SO. Thence 3. 80 =. ~ 5-lO
Cot n most marked No. 8, U. $. Survey NO: 90.
mi; mis- nosst stands on the northwestern boundary
Of survey No. 70, Pogonip lode, whence post NO
4 RI said survey bears N. 351so r.. AZ 3-iU 1eet.
Thence s. $3.50 W. LAP 7-lO Ieet' aiong san SUI p
i - most marked No. A, u. s. Survey No. 80.
Tr6ence N. 81 80 w. lat $40 feet, to post marked
No 4 q. s. Survey No. S8. Thence N. o. sos
5'Io feet. to post marked No. 6. y: s. Survey
No a8. Thence N. $3.50 e. 918 ITO feet, to post
marked No. z, u. s. Survey No. g, and thence s.
$40 E. 200 feet, to post NO l, the pace o1 De-
ginning. containing 6 17-100 acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian with
a magnetic variation Of 16o east.
This claim is located upon unsurveyed lands.
and is bounded on the southeast by the Pogon1p
mining claim.
This claim is recorded in BookL., page BIT, Of
the white Pine District Mining Records, and a
COW Of the notice and plats can be found posted
at the Stafford incline.
a3.6od d. B. IMMEL. Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

The Rome Sentinel gives one q vivid
idea of the extremely cold weather that
has prevailed up there, when it says that
an lion mother thought her daughter was
along time bidding him good night, until
she went to the door and found their Inns
frozen together.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

The Attorney General has instructed
the United States District Attorney at
Salt Lake to institute proceedings, in the
name of the United States, to set aside
the patent given to the Highland Chief
Mining Company.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

The latest invention is a patent white
rubber shirt bosom, which possesses
qualities to recommend it to all young
men. A sponge will wipe off the grease
spot left by the girls hair. A fortune
awaits the inventor in Salt Lake.-Ei-
bWae.
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NOTICE.
redemption of County Bonds

SEALBD PROPOSALS FOR THE RFnr,rn
~ uon o. County Bonds to the amonnt DEmp r
Inc un11 ha Dollars. now in the sinkins = F une
arer Of ' White pi n ' eea o11lee q ss the County Treas
DC opened IN accordance with law on pW1nSaNlsS VIII
the It'll day Of June next at 10 M = MoNDAY
Hamimton. May 6, 1875. 1'S treasurer.
MS Sod
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miscellaneous.
Assessment Notice

P. L. EASTMAN, " " IN
I'o A u saal IYoY NICHOLS. J.
WALKER $50 Notified that
You and each Of you are he nere Of yo out the sums
there is due from you anu names, for the
set opposite to your resapnment of the Ticonde-
actual working ana aes Us White pine Mining Dis
ragua yn m,ne' pine county, State of Nevada
= p,.;saa11 800 feet. .....---. p90
T" :, 800 feet.......... 1o
w. M. Awbry-... +. ~ foet 10
Ivoy Nichols........ a " feot 20
'.oo aash Of Won are hereby notified
And you ana eaon ~ due from each of you
that unless the amo4 tatore the expiration of so
days from this date to z N a., lese YOUR respective
interests VI Sssas1 shall become the property Of your our G by
owners + Il t5e s. 4 ~ nnng4ss sla approves 0Rafr May lay 81 %
Virtue s 7 ! = -, 1T fo promote the development
If os1 The en mining re resources Of the United ss1s States fa7
y H sau Nevada, February II, 1875. FL
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

A NUMBER of prominent turfmen in
Philadelphia have subscribed 800, OOO
for a race course to be called Hunting
Park.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

C~o-oPERAT1oN makes progress. In
Moscow they have discovered a cooper
alive society of thieves, sixty in num-
Der.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

mak; tenn : tic. All persons wso food Sys-
ton Of a SUns5aess with newspapers for eopp1t1Se a q plat
to Geo; ?. Row 81 Is should send IS sse c ,nnes,
York, for their pAMp p4, al Il Park Row, News
newsnans ealtionJ containing Lists y ninety
Ad serapeps and estimates. ah asv i, oyer yer 1000
States at ! trema saaen for leading papers Inc ie cost.
ers' rates. GET rap nod REDUCTION from publiSEyI
mar27
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Nov. q, 1875.
Cotton quiet; mddling, l216e low middiing.. I2c.
soea Gpsy COY & sss rsssD ssde 81 bales Exports
NEw ORLEANS. Nov. g. 1875.
Cotton quiet; mniddlng, l2ssc. low middng, l216c. ;
ESQ EXpos-To Great Britain. 7ilo to France 5o44
to the Continent, l,475 Sales, 4,75o Stock, 1i457a
Cotton quiet; mddling 12l4c. 121sc.; low mddiing,
51ns n llIe good ordinary li4c IlAs Net receipts
e5s. Sales, 1.sod. Stock %, ,7es
Cotton quiet middling, l2s4c low nddng T. i2sc.
good ordinary ilAc. Net receipts, 5ool bales. Sales
CHARLESTON, Nov. 6, 1875.
good ordinary liTc Net receipts, SAP bales. sales,
wILmNcroE n. c., Nov g. 1875.
Flour steady; sales of 1000 bushels at 81 IS for no
pr Double e ezra U Wheat @ 2 oe wn.s & wnte n Ell
white Michigan at 81 SIS No Milwaukee club held At 81 ss
81 q sIy SaSs do S
Msod uncGansed @ S ho1 shpss9H 81 as Sc Rs' ma 1GS
dlings s2s per Canal eightsWheat Tie; corn and
Sc to fhSdepIa lumber - 10 to the Hudson % T Lafc
csHa @ bushes u3Ss9 fees
feet feet '"''"''1'' '''' '1'i'''' 'O''0O'
Lake ecepts-Flour 800 bbs wheat 276oOo bushels;
corn 900 do oats l22 1000 do barley 1900 do Rail.
Sao DO oats barley DO Raeni
u o s99 Gbs wheat = 10 oc9 bushels
tldewaer-wheat 1877 bushels; corn 5000 do
freights opened at 0c wheat and closed firm lie
quiet aud unchangod sales 72o bbls Wheat nactive No
Milwaukee club nomnaly at 81 30 Corn dull and
sales $500 bushels high mixed Western 65c offered
4Oc. No Chicago; sales. Rye quiet; sales
bushels prime State SIC BarleyTransacons kept
rcly private Peas and beans dull Pork quiet 1913
for heavy Lard quiet at 14c. axe High
wines unchanged Grain ahoat the canal for tdewater
Wheat 1g3S 900 bushels; corn, 3760OO do oats 800
do. barley, 4s5 900 do; rye, 10000 do.
TOLEDO, Nov. 6, 1875
Flour steady, with moderate demand. Wheat steady,
white Michigan, 81 26; old do, 81 40 No do. 81 is;
extra do 81 50; amber Michigan spot 81 II; December
81 49, January 81 22 No. amber Michigan 81 o.; No
red winter 81 10; No do 81 O6a rejected do, 81 &c.
Corn dull high mixed Soc. grade, 5S1sc new, 54c
damaged 4oc Oats quiet; No 2 spot 4c December,
35c January, 35c white 4lc, Michigan, 334c rejected
2ec. yreigh hm to Buffalo, 3sc to Oswego, 7c Ogdens
busReis corn 900 do; oats 1000 do Shpmens-Flour
500 bbls wheat 6S0oO bushels; corn, 900 do oats.
10000.
CHICAGO Nov @, 1875.
Flour nomnay unchanged Wheat steady and unchanged
Corn quiet firms No. mixed 52ac spot, 5O16c 5lc
November lac bid for all the year; rejected, 81 he
&c dull and shade lower; No 3OSc. spot. 3Oc
O&c all options Barley steady and firm az SIC bid spot
S5sc for December Rye tending downward sales at 65c
Pork fair demand and lower; 2l old $2l 62 $22
spot $40 l2 $40 10 all the year Lard dull and heavy at
firm 81 II 81 1917. The number Of hogs packed here
since September is g. 900 Receips-lO00O bbls. -FOUR
10000 bushels wheat $4,000 corn, 5000 do. oats,
81 900 do barley, 1900 do rye. Shpmens-l2o00 bills
Hour 2S2OoO bushels whoat III 600 do 1900 do
oats, 4,uOO do. barley, 900 do rye.
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fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence
OF her SON. John Nicho 81 Perry street. on Tuesday,
the 9th inst al one O'Clock r ~
PoLLocK.-0n Saturday, February o ~ hlgn brloge
Hotel, DAVID Pollock
See -morrows TUESDAY, papers for funeral notice.
PowERs-On Saturday morning, November .,
The relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral services this tMonday) evening, az eight
O'Clock, At the Church of the Divine Paternity Rev.
Or. Chaplin. The remains will be taken 70 Greenwood
Tuesday morning.
REYSoLDs-on Jersey city Heights. November 9,
CHARLES EpwIS son Of William D. and Ann ]. Rey-
n0lds aged years
The relatives and friends or the family are invited ts
attend the funeral, on Monday, November 5, at one
O'Clock, from the residence Of his parents, William
street, Jersey City Heights.
RIcE-ASSIE RACK, beloved and only daughter OF
Gustav and Frances Rice, on Sunday, November ],
aged years. months and . days
Funeral from tho residence Of her parents No 80
East Fifty fourth street, this day (Aondayl, November
8, at O'Clock p. ~
SALrER-In Harlem November g. MARY beloved
wife OF Benjamin Salter the 3sth year OF her age
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence, l53 East 1Sth street,
on Tuesday, November 9, at halfpast nine A NJ;
thence 70 ST. Paups church. where solemn requiem
mass WIN be celebrated for the repose OF her soul;
scHooNMAKER.-At Coney Island on Saturday, 9Th
inst HENRY VAN sIcLES, only child Of stephen b. and
Agnes Schoonmaker, aged years aud months
The relatives friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral, from the residence OF his grandfather j. W.
Schoonmaker, at Flatbush on Tuesday, 9th inst, at
sLAuGHrER-At Monsey, N Y, November 7, afer
lingering illness, Mrs. r X SLAUGHTER, in her 50th
year.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services the 9th nst
at the Reformed church. Spring Valley at twelve
O'Clock NJ. Carriages in waiting
VAN ALES,-On Saturday, November O. SARAH, the
beloved wife of Jacob Van Aen and only daughter OF
the late Leonard r. Gardner, in her 23d year
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from her late residence No 245 Cln-
ton street. on Tuesday, November Q, at one O'Clock
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

An alteration between James II. McKenny, OF No.
3o5 Bowery, and John Riley, OF No q Third avenue,
on Saturday night, resulted in McKenny receiving
stab wound in the left SIDE Riley was arrested by
ofncer Bresling and committed by Justice Kibreth in
81, 500 bail to answer.
Alfred English and James Sullivan were arraigned
before Justice Kilbrcth the Washington Place Police
Court yesterday, charged with breaking into
the premises OF Frank Richards No 1T Sixth avenue
and stealing thererom S25 worth Of rope. They were
held in 81, 500 bail each for further examination.
Daniel Hogan brought before Justice 0tterbourg
yesterday at the Essex Market Police Court charge
OF stealing eleven pairs Of pants valued at 500 from Jo
seph Salmon Of No 266 West Forty first street. and
committed in 81 900 bail to await an examination.
William Merser, charged with having robbed the
money drawer Of the store No 164 Broadway Satur
day night of $40 yesterday taken before Justice
Fammer at the Tombs Police Court and held In 81 900
TO answer.
On Saturday night ap infant child sat- crying bitterly
IN front OF q cellar way the Of Frankfort and
Pearl streets Officer Gardner of tho Fourth precinct
along and picked up the baby. He looked around
for its mother, but she not visible, Hearing low
suffocatng cry coming from basement near by, tho
officer explored tho depths and found n woman sus-
pended by a handkerchief from fan light He imme-
datey cut her down She proved TO be the mother Of
nate woman was taken before Justice Fammer and
committed TO the Island She gave her name us Joso-
phne Sneel, aged thirty eight years,
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday David 0'Brien
was remanded for examination on suspicion Of having
stolen two gold chains belonging TO Mrs Sarah Fine
Chatham street. 0Brien said he founds the chains on
the sidewalk.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY NOVEMBER s. 875-TRPLE SHEET

Freedman.-Demurers- 2, s, 0. Law and fact
Nos TO- Is, 1S, %. 40 49,
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Sper. COS S43 745 500 1923, 297, 1929, 1909,
1862 575, 1888 GIL 511 729 1855 $780, 17Sl Part Held
by Judge Curs-Nos. 1856, 1884, 1882, 594, l4S4, sSS,
ZOO, 1882, 392, 696 $40, $50, S00h 500, 74S.
COMMON PLEAs-GESKRAL TERM-Hod by Judges +
w. Loew and J. +. Daly-Nos. "a, II, o. 9S, lO3 S9
81, o6, ia 49, 3, 40, 5S, 6S, TO- So 1l6, III, 81
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Robinson-Nos 1850 1916 2G35, 1865 1873 1868, l4S4
1854 1877 25l6 1880 1887, 1851, 1894 23sl Part =
Adjourned for the term.
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Spaulding-Nos 3439 2Ol0 $685. 1882 245S, S277 33lo
3365, 3457, $685. 475s 4759, 504S, 5146 30S Part =
Held by Judge McAdam.-Nos 1922 5053, 34ss, 34y2
3249, l649, $780, 4694 1851 3491, 22S2 6s5. Part 3
Held by Judge Shea-Nos 1875, $500, 800, 5o9g
64l2 44S3 $685. $685. 1916 5346 5234 $685. 5279 54So
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
THE COURTS.
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth.
UNLICENSED LIQUOR DEALERS

UNLICENSED LIQUOR DEALERS.
Yesterday morning this court crowded
with liquor dealers and their friends to watch the pro-
ceedings taken against unlicensed dealers in liquors.
who had been arrested by the police during the raids
made on Friday and Saturday nights. Fortythree of
the unlicensed unfortunaes brought to the bar
All of them indignant and loud in their denunca-
tions of the Boards of Police Excise for enforcing
the law SO soon after election day.
Among those brought up for examination were
Martin Brown, No. 70 Second street, Jacob D. Nelson,
No 52k Carmne street; William Cavanagh, No. 81
Carmine street, Patrick Shanahan, No 400 Blocker
street. Thomas Smith, No 29S West Tenth street, Gus
tave Boonheim No 237 West Tenth street; James
Donigan, No. 95 Tenth avenue; Thomas Currah No.
255 Tenth avenue; John Wofe No Jog Charles street,
and Augustus Baker NO 1S2 Christopher street
The four last mentioned were arrested for selling
liquor on Sunday; all were held under 500 bail to
answer.
PURSUING POLICY.
On Saturday afternoon Officer Doyle, of the Twcn-
tieth precinct, arrested Andrew Little and Charles
Frederics for selling lottery policies at No 40i West
Thirty-eghth street The prisoners arragned
before Justice Kilbreth yesterday afternoon and each
committed in 81, 900 bail to answer.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
HAVANA MARKET.

HAvANA, Nov ., 1910
Sugar, opening in demand the market has for several
Gays been dull with small business transacted but closed
hSei NOS ~ 10 II Dutch standard, IA l5 reals per
arrobei stock in warehouse Havana and MatanEas,
4OO boxes and 5000 hhds Receipts Of the week. 500
boxes and $50 hhd Exports the week "a 500 boxes
aud 42S hhds including 1920 boxes and 224 hhds to the
United States Butter 800 $40 per quinta for American.
Flour IVY sS7 per 9bl for American Hams, s5s $e2
per quntal Tor American Lard in kegs S40
$40 SO quintal do, In tins $52 $50 Potatoes 81
$s 90 per bbl Taow, $50 $34 per quntal Wax white
$loa W per arobe Naval stores nominal Empty hhds,
a$a Lumber dull last sales Of white pine 34 in
gold per NJ and pitch pine at $3 $33 Shocks dull box,
reals sugar hogsheads 20 21 reals White navy beams
2s 2s reals arrobe Corn IL reals per arrobe
Hoops long shaved last sales $50 per M Freights du
and nominal Exchange active at last quotations.
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Prime bankers sterlin
THE GOLD MARKET.

Gold declined during the week from 116k to 1141S,
and closed at ll5H. The effect Of the election not
immediately apparent although it is probable that the
latter had something to do with the decline 1t is still
more probable that the price will advance in the not
distant future the demand for commercial purposes
being good and the supply not equal to the
specuatlvey there just signs OF clique in
this market, but individual parties buying for q
RISE
Cash gold was easy and to per cent the
rates paid to havo balances carried with exceptional
loans at slight consideration for use. The following
are the