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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
COTTON MARKETa


nSs Good Ordinary nc !, T Sss, s sss se'f Sgs
va . HT,s srri sco,ioo dull Middpr I4rc Low
E, H aS ori Ss. sales sales "a S. TsP
81 sa. s1p" Ts cossswss sS Ssio. lie
NSsreI nominal Mi@an"s: l .,Scs Sd
saes three dav recps ioJ bales exports eoa''wise
o.vrsros sept S@cctton sesiy; ddllns. ls'.c; Low
siaains !S, Good SEQ i,c se' rce Ssys net
receipts 1851 bales; exports ooastwise II bales sales
ScsFos, sept s.-co,on dqll Mading. lsc; Low MD
att as S SSS S net for tree S' s
sgt nae. cG ..s 9gis .., s .Ses ,@ 1.ss
bale: Sois o.Gs . S TSsS s. net receipts III
TGis pSrrsA sept sCo,ton quie! Mdai9s Sc; Le ~
sss sros, receipts 2es bales three days net receipts
% siisf fS.' S Ss. receipt,
eays net isccift % bales exports eea:wsH - 6ses
,sssy ne, rocee. es bales. snipmsn,.
e. s,,r noe Sent e. sco.on quic Mddins NH
dins. i9Sc Good Ordinary 4 he weekly net receipts
%aS Is s EsS = e.s, 'lGSS MGr &c., Good
nary i2c wecss ret receipts loS bales shipments 2'
HostsS't sept scot,oa .sesiy; MlI,ns ias 10y
is Gals. stock IS bales s, -.,,,,s bale,
.r1 20 fs s, sioe Il e nv 'e''
Siis p $6otton itresa,ar Nddng Isl 10"
si1crts costwisc SO bales stock icSt Hsrs
day net receipts, U'ies eAlNi'S
E.TtSE1H sept s-Cotton quiet Midllng 1876 Low
n f,l.uc Nc tnary. 1870 ret receiit Us !"
balls exports Cotstwsc 90 tes saes 2lS Dal,si s"S
three DAYS pet Il cis, o<o pa'A eAIOiV 'N
wise bales sales $50 bales ..,,,,. "a. s,o..
caARr ksrcN sept. 3-Cotton dali; Mddlng, lSs0I34e
rNE Jidlng 10 3Ssc; GOOD Ordinary lSc ne' rec,p
10 bses sales stock. 342 bales; three days net
receipts 9 baies saes 800 bales exports coatwise "
pa sNoRrr,xs sept s--cotton tul Mt1ling, 4ac lnw
49,. oss 7S bales sales bales; stock. 9G63 bales
hI, d., net rocei 3ll bales; eIOs 30, gaes Exports
10 tie Continent sGS bales; coastwe $50 bales; saes -
w,srA. ser, Cotton dpn f,in offerings Mddlinr
rs 5issC ~ Middling ~ &C net receipts 2O tales
sc,s i83 hales 1873 737 bales lS s. 4GO7 bales
MT receipts 800 bales; shipments, 80 bales sales
SS5 GALES: sp.nnrIs 3GS bales. , .,,, ,o. -,
NSIio, &c Good Ordinary, l2hc. weekly net oepts
~ bales ssa "a Dales, aC.u~l $40 ~
ie-h u 3 halcs, -. 1881 bales.
M%SIGo,uRY Stp. 3.-C0tion steady hiddhng C.
rscnts s bacs shipments, 397 bales; stock, loij 800
VA Va "-,svI, - sept 3-Cott0n quiet Midllrs 1iis
1'fVcNN1u Set. S.-COttOn quiet htdlng l4%c:;. 20"
stD,c-Is %5 bales sales ~ bales stock 9ib Gaies we j.
net receipts, 2t5 bales shipments 90 bales sales '
OsSS tors cent, s-Cotton NORMALLY unchanged Miidre
r. Ms tale shipu mis- II bales stork, 2i3 bales wCtky
n,} receipts 64 balos shipments. 81 bales 49,.
PscvII sept ]COttou,weeHy safes 1Vu baies' s'o 8"
''"'IiE = Sept, 3.-Coon dull Middline 13hc. 10"
ni,i,uE 1890 GOOD Ordinary, nc: w.tgy ct rccci
az hsles a 'ltS IA bales saCs pAies slhh'h a.
ysle-. ttock 1873, 5O- bales; 1874. az bales go ,,
SELMA cpt S.-,otton dui Low Mitding l2@c" wete
%. bales 1874, $40 bales
COTTON PFrFIPIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
Srv YoRK sept 3-Ile following the net receipts OF
,aIis ta .,orfS 4 nceS cflt. l..
WOOL MARRET

pm ,prPHIA sent; Wool dnll prices uneeanceh snip
fGJS0c x 46a4lSo.. Medium. 49Gi1c.; Coarse, 40
trc New YORK, Michigan, Indiana, sd Western fihe
"a 40 Medium, 4g4hOc.; Coarse, zGd4Jc; COmtlng
Wasifd q6lc.. Combine Unwsshed AZ Ec ca az tonu
,,s G,JIGsc Zine UnWashed, COarre ana Medium
V1wasieI 25r 81 l2c.; Tub Washed, 45aJ2c Colorado
Weshr,l y d36c.; Colorado uneashed 70 c20c.; hAfa
aud tfcrsuo Paled, 4O042c No and super, Pulled ora
20 t1,Xss Fine ami Medium, 2jC3rc Texas. Cosrsc,
1963{c, siorna Fine and Medium lSdSOc. tahiOInla
coarse, 10 23c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
Copartnersbip Notices.

TIVE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the frm name OIL Is: "
,Iausv ont a Co. dissolved by mutual
Ie buslness vii be continued by t. " so"o'
r v lila ighwout T.. t. HsuRhwou-Dateo sept o, 1910.
VNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
L b,tveen a. r. STARBUCK and w. j. STEVENS, as
Sorbuok q stevens dissolved by death OF MT staTUncS
TIC Undersigned assumes the business and hadn't ana
will continue stand under The im name oi -
STEVENS & CO. W. j. STENhNS lo@ D"A"o'"
New.loIk, &C. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
y,HE BEST YET!
i no FOR THE --.
WHITE MOUNTAINS AND MOUNT DESERT,

VIA NORWICH LINE.
the road is finished through ule Notch The price re
$50 oGly Of the round trip from New YORK and re
Choice ol Seven Routes; Jessensers allowed TO stop
IT ,c principal stations the Ee The Pennsy lyana and
he Philadelphia, wilmington and Bal Railroads, where
aiso Lon White MoGntan tickets BY
the Norwich Line"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04

o. bsB&7 rs; Butchers u soa$s Cattle quiet srd pn'
changed Recepts-Four 1900 bbls. wheat, $4,000 brsh
Corn 5000 bnsi. osts 1000 BUSH Barley, 1000 bush;
Rye, 1000 bush, Cattle, LIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
Bnsiutss Gbantes.

A GENTLEMAN WANTED, with SO, OnO 10
n tT Goo in staple manufacturing business monopoyl
ay 100 per ceut profit and can De extsaaea Ivan
win bear III most thorough invesusaton e
and required Address q. N. G., tribune Omee -----
LNOR SALE-An Old-cstablished GENERAL
NERcANDIsE BgsyS bSs owner Ts Clsnin Co.,
on Monday and Tuesday, between the hours Of ana o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04

PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
1 the NEWJERsEY SoVTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New. York 30 Philsielthla only ~ 20.
Commencing IoNDAY, Jane 20 ls1o, The new stanSh.
comnOdIOis steamboats, ES~E HO1I aud TWlLlGHl,
connect ng At sandy iiook with all trains, Will
Leave New York Pier g. y. r., foot OF RectOrst
Ia IL For Long Branch and Red Bans
045 0. m.-For Philadelphia Long Branch. Toms River
Waretown, Niue.aud and BTlgetOn.
100 p m Philadelphia, Long Branch. BarnegA Tuck
ertOn, aud all way stations.
80 p m Express for philadelphia and Long Branch
Iafor Cats Though 20 Philadelphia on 30 y N. train
I45 D. u.-TOr cng Branch Toms River aid Wsrefown-
PROM foot Of 24ti.st, North River 1890 and m -.
sundays-IrOm 24th st. Pier, 900 Pier g. n r., $50
A. arriving at Long Branch lilo e. RefuI1ng leave
100 arrive PIER =, 80 m 2lth ST. 1er
z u. M. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
Gtcamboats anb Railroads

ALBANY AND TROY BY DAfLlGH H L. L.
~ raw boats C. NIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave
Vestrt X Tier 49, NR daily Sundays exceped at $50 and
2.,hst At a. M landing Il IVES. Point Cornwall H.
Khneeck Caiskin and Hudson Iiche,s on
sale for points and West Trip tickets 10 vest roh
Cornw All anil Newburcl returning same day 81 sIecai
,rss TO and from saratoga TO saratoga So 20 Round mp
IS 20.
bridgeport, and all points on HonsatonIc
ID and Neueatnck Railroads. Fare 81. steamer BRIDGE.
pORT leaves Csharnep at 1880 m and Bridgeport AZ IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04

PORTLAND and WORCESTER LiNE--For
4 MITE MOT' MIA IN, VIA plymouth and via Rochester
ana \ onway y H., PORTLAND, AtGUSfA, B!.LFes =,
KuCKLAND. FORT POINT BANGOR. hhCHIAS, NJ
~ an! ST JOHNS. DraWiDc-IOOn cars run through be-
tTren New london and White Mountains also bel ween New
on, on and Portlauh. White Mountains al 400 j. M
Iorand at il5 p. Bangor y m l. ave New \ ON ~
S,,-tI, ivcr at ~ ~ NCRNI IL LINi-Lcave Ne" OH
Or nd Central ID not and 40 H.. and D. al vil All
R te connects OfccsteT with Portland and Wocegter
trtr az a a. and 400 D. The a. express 20 lily
inout White AIMS. y. Conway Portland, and BangoI
Tr 3S D. H. through train 80 NashGa, Rochester Port
land and agor Direct connections with the Grand
Tc ltai~ny Portland. 40 transfer by tins line Through
ti,k.te H.g are checked through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Consolidation Of sTONINCrON LINE and PROVIDENCE
LIN + between NFW-NOltH and BOSTON.

Consolidation Of sTONINGrON LINE and PROVIDENCE
LIN l. between NFWYORK and BOSIOH.
STONiNGTON LINE,
ron rRON1DEN y, NEWPORT. AID BOSTON.
The eecart steamers RHODE ISLAND TUESDAYs.
TIfI- ~ ~ s and SATURDAYS, and NJ RR hGANSErr
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, leave Pier 80,
y r.. foot " Jay ST., all 2. ~.
TIE PROVINCES may obeinea at Railroad Depots ANA Hotel
Ticket Aces sater,ons HAY lie secured IN advance a. tho
oces Of Wescot Express Company and at 3lo Broaway
PROVIDENCE LINE.
VIA PRONIDENCE DIRECT.
The stsnch and pos erful stes nshps ELECTRA, MON
DAY WEBNISDfIs aud FRIDAYS, and GALAIEA,
ITESDAIE THURSDAYS aud SAL UKDAlS, leave Pier
81 = l.. Robinson st. at Direct route FOR
Worcester and all sOrtIcrn POINTS wa Worcester.
Freight either Inc taken at lowest rates.
y. =. BABCOCK, President
LW FnKINs, General Passenger agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
Dipiocno Notices.
Dnslncss Chances.

RARE CHANCE FOR NEWS ! EALERS.-
r Bos Stationery and News store iof sAi' 'oi i ia
~ gf-fh avc. enier rorty.7"vH"ihst
ia, Aaa ne lsrzes, route ever Efo 81 u Ina eiU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
r. Z. KICKER supt and EnFr.

OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE fer
" ALBANY and TROY, landing Of CatsSi-S,csnsr J; T.
sCrIf VIIR from 81. y. H. FTsikliH.st. NO NjAN
q, SEGDHSs and Fridays, 6 D. Ia. rare, % cents
deck IL caDin with berth Freight at reduced lnes
SUNDAY EXCURSION. ss m, Path o., 9l5 Newmrgh
no c,s: pOug kcepse knlnctecS Caissl Athens 81 re-
Inn Lci ~ arrlNIlg \ ex. y OH same DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey
u -AiLENTowN LINE no THE wEsr-passsngeer
AZ sdmerylls With south Branch Junction
s x B a ard %sse 81
Direct line sbuF, Pseurgh and the wsst also 70
tsHI. wand ,SS EfTI4ss sa's
Ms FANS "a lsr Ea.C1
town Mauch Chunk, TamaquA TamAnen"' "ihs'oAf''
e:is a. inNwsy Train somervilie and Flsmneton
745 mway Train tor Easton, connects NJ Junction WIN
o Is mMoRSiSG iXPRrss daily teIeept sundays for
fasicn Ms EN- NJ ssion for Msneh Chunk Ta
aqua rowanda scranton &C. with through car
70 20 a. Way Train for Eastop at Phlipsburs
i2t5 p m-ExrREss for Wilmington, Easton. A1eRtown
M.ach 6hunk Ta%nana AahanSy Guy phtssa fottsys
a4s ~ Ss.ExruEss for Easton Bolvdsrc Bath. Mauch
Chunk, wiise sbarre and scranton
400 n Iu-Wsy Train for Easton Allentown. and Mauch
c6Gns connec. don With Del Lack and West r. IL
.SS %%s Train Train tor tor sS%sEyS and '"
sl5 pm-Eor Plain1e ksups aa,v for Ea.top Allentown
Msaep cnanf WiiEe.Salr rowania Reading. and Harris.
0I ago r. m-way Train for somervie
To- p m-For solnervla
$50 =. m.--FOr Eastcn. ,,
Y a"JJp m Nor PiaiHdsid. ,,o TAX, OK
,iS f. g 5a} isso at i S1S S1 ~ ;s s. @
S-S az $ sS Is ! ~ 800 &c. c$S i FIT
IL. p. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
nELAW ARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co
sharon Houes Cave Baislon saratoga, Lake Georg and
sSss on a S"SRecs al MANY and Troy With morning
Tho Day line and midday trans wtn e'ennf pam
Agent nj IL H. y OLYrMAET. Asst fres't. -
INOH ROndout and kingston connecting with
H9nOq! and 3sTSsS ESS1 sa ms6 'oH
Highland (New Paliz aud Eopus the stfaneoh Thomas
fisHn.s:. Ter IS. y. u, att . ~ --------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04

UENRY w. IGG, GUN NANUFAEt uHr x,
lccatNy, London invites American Gentlemen VIZ
NC ING ard 10 is,rct his siock 81 bkt-' IIA'f D-lS,
coruiqisig newest Central f~ nap Action Systems or
hcNgud be tappy to send full particulars oy post fsao
frd %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

Il SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS: o.,
HafDcr Grt j, herson Valley, Htmps"ad and Rock
away making connections ior all stations On the ma me ana
iocoa m-way tanfor Fort Jefferson and intermediate
llo5 a. M COMMUNICATION for Ichs'he ana ioi heinP
$50 p alton for Riverhesd Nortlpor, LScus
c IN {{;,n,,ts foI 0reenrort.
400 p n>,leenOr aud sag Hsrb9r EE2ess with rsrlo'
T nPot 5tidrsh f1f% maLas connections FOR
SO = m.Iocgs Valley Express making connections io
for v.ey srR ESx3 'q Tn e SarAJ
sSUs afor iort jcersOn Valley uemp'tea4
A s }i SS4hport Locust Valley Hampstead ant ia
.fe stauons and connecting Win ua liVhl hs' Me-"
o Far Rootawav-Leavo Hunters Point ct 10 and IL
a. D.. $50, an 60 and 7"O p m hEtirIi1
N@e err ar boat. @ St!e Sew ork cot o.
gu'ss s aS e : nLP TaG1 uE aS oi 70 H
"'e' '''''o'' ~ n GUtIis, General Superintendent
NORTH RIVER hYD EE w, ,;a$ STEA !
ayes daily so No. landnf si Nr i1f Torn
@ S' "a Inc Y ~ {;
N Sy 5 t'Df ' TSr S %sfs,c Enaoe {gn.sTs Ii
IRNf, Agent On pior "a. No Sunday boat
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
~ chAI,hfitx E% BlES f EEWYdhk Lone
Passenger station foot q Lberty-st., y. r.
Commencing wednesday, Au". -, 1873.
FIVE TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, except SUNDAY
rsssiq through Woodbridge Perth AmOOy, south Am10y
Nata.vaii. IfiG iictONn ard RED Bank -.
leave Now OK Long Branch at 73O 0lS HAD M
a. { 4. IN. INur South A1Ihov :; p. ~
CAV, new YORK for Ocean Grove al $780, elo, llio ID
$40 ,>~-rrn,-r,,,
Ieov. Ocean Grove n : D. u o. P n: 2:55 EOS
Leave Io,ig nrsncn at 7. Slh 80 m, 30 80 D. M
Leave Anboy At 6.J5 $50, 800 a. m 10 = i"
Stages % .ud from EXPORT connect at MATAwAN STA
ii"-' VIVA 81 ""'-' H. p. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
u KICKER Sup't.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CAEFYiNO THE
UNITED STATES NAIL.
VIEW AID ~ LiePOWEPFD STEAMSHIPS.
sahiIg from NevY ok on sATU EDANS from Liverpool
tn ESDAN = calling at Cork HarUOr each way.
REPUBLIC SAIJ HDAN.ScIt 4 Al 1880 a IN.
BRITANNIA SATURDAY. sept. H. at y.
GI.RNANIC, SArURDAl, Scit. l., at I a m-
ApEIATIC. SATURDAY. $ ut. 25 at2 .. IN.
CELTIC. SATURDAY Oct. .. at q % a. ~.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER So, NORTH
RIVER.
There eacr the trade, uniform In Sire
aud In appointments. The Saloon Satsooms
nc and pla c al3i> where the
ard motion least grOne o conJrt hitherto
alta inauie at sra
iIl's salpon. $50 and 800. gold Return Tekets on
lsVOgshr StceiaKc ~.
Ira T. rom z yarl.
ia,ge 81 plans and other information. apply at the
Comp Lly = oa.cos NJ. 10 Ervsiw@y, k.w York.
T. }. COKTIS, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04

III 4 7.
oirs leo We Demo foot OF CuTtlandt amt Desbr0ssesss NJ
= 40 q M through Emiia, CONNECTING with uAhs
wv foT Ii,t01 Beaver Meadow, Mahanoy CITY, S'iai.
daah. Mount Carmel, and points IN Hazleton Liil
M1hanoy conl regions MACS close cDnut e. lo' i
1t,sca hnbprH Rochester. Bufalo NlaFafa aus, e.
90 N m Tor Tunkhanno'k. connecting with trains io
Hazieton Mahaa0y CITY Reading, Potsvile and Hai
90 = m Cr Maach Chunk, stopping at All fta:inrs
ia r. m hight Ixpross Cailv FOR all principal st"tchs
ec,ing trains Tor ithaca, Aubuin zoe rse!
Buffalo Niagara Fans, and the Wet. Imi"ah :
sIe.une COACHES attached.
NV I.HH 1911 q ~ alL EnnlI
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LINE.

From Piers - and 81, North River
FOR LONDDN DlhECr
TTAGN. saturday, sept. A. at % l. M
FOR ~ NSTDN ! ID LlNlbE''pi.
EEGLA ISrrt 7.3O OF EEN -Sei Is. $50 a. M
kGIFI l. II. y. ~. AiN....-St P 70 D. a.
al Ertaiy
re,-rd tfic.- .l.iain ts>ris reduced EI"s Prepaid
age Tickets from Liverpool .he lowest RITES Apply 81
tho oupsEys OftCo, No. 81 Br"iHiy. ,...,. - ..
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%iu:i.i:al.

u NEW YORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATrAS GAS SrOCNS BOUGHT 40 SOLD
and ali OF Erookyn and Nsw Ierh Gas Scuues ce"
HV Room q. 81 Bruad ST, y. Y.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-07-09
sherman and stanton.
From the Cincinnati Commercial ]


1t may be that we can contribute to
the explanation Of this problem. The
story that Stanton had extended his
hand. and that Sherman had refused it,
was all over Washington within two
hours Of the incident, and a cool observer
on the spot stated to us that which hap
pened exactly as follows: As General
Sherman came on the stand, occupied by
President johnson and his Cabinet, all
greeted him with cordiality, Stanton ris.
ing to his feet with the rest. When
Sherman was in his immediate presence
Stanton extended his hand, not from the
shoulder, but from the eLbol0 and it was
remarked that tie hand was moved about
in an absurd way-wagging from the
elbow Stantons attitude and gesture
meant clearly that he was willing to shake
hands and bury the Ratchet, as it were.
Sherman, however, was deeply incensed
at Halleck and Stanton, and he held the
theory that the Great War Secretary
had magnified his office and needed snub-
bling. Stanton's course had not wanted
illustrations Of arbitrary proceedings,
while in Sherman's view he had no origi-
nal authority, but was only a ID
clerk" whatever that may be. So that
when the Sd clerks" hand waved from
the elbow, Sherman did not take it, and
the slight was almost universally no.
ticed.
That Stanton intended to offer Sher.
man the opportunity to take his hand,
and did so in the least demonstrative
way that he could to be positive, cannot
be doubtful-that the precise thing he
did was to rise to mis- feet and extend his
hand from the elbow we have the best of
hearsay from close and competent eye
WITHSTAND that Sherman rather osten-
tatiously declined the preferred courtesy
has been generally knog n; and that his
own assertion Of the fact IS but another
instance of the frankness with which his
memoirs were written,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-07-09
wild Beast Tanners.

In review of Frost's book on "Circus
Life and Circus Celebrities" the Pal
Mall Gazette says: Menageries form
also an attractive part Of some travelling
shows, and the tanners Of wild beasts are
prominent among circus celebrities. Van
Amburgh, in answer to a question put by
the Duke Of Wellington, said that il he
ever felt afraid he should retire "from
the wild beast line" The greater mum
her Of lions in this country we're bred in
cages, and are moro readily tanned than
those purchased in wild state. 1t is
said that the Sangers own a lion which is
so tame that il is allowed to roam az
large in their house like cat. Lion
tanners must be strictly sober men. Ma.
como, one Of the most daring Of the fra.
ternity, never drank any beverage
stronger than coffee. Many stories Of his
exploits are told by showmen. One of
the finest tigers ever imported into
this country, and said TO be the
identical beast that escaped from jam
rach's possession and killed boy before
II was captured, was purchased by Man
ders and placed in cage with another
tiger. The two beasts soon began TO
fight, and were engaged in furious con.
flict. when Macomo entered the cage,
armed only with whip, and attempted
to separate them. Both tigers immedi.
ately turned their fury on him, and Sc.
ycrely lacerated him with their sharp
claws, but, covered with blood as he was,
he continued to belabor them with the
whip until they cowed before him, and
knew him for their master" Like Van
Amburgh and Crockett, Macomo died a
natural death. Mccarthy, the successor
Of Macomo, was less fortunate. He was
Of incorporate habits. and often turned
his back upon the animals, though eau.
toned not to do so. lie died a
horrible death at Bolton. as some Of our
readers may remember. The exhibition
Of wild beasts is rarely very proftable,so
great are the expense and risk; but it ap.
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In his hands q silk flag, which she asked
him 10 hoist IN tho Polar Sea. fie sailed |;
and the day after his gentle young wife
died. He returned in three years to wed
Jane Griffin, the lady who is now
known as Lady Franklin; the
story of her devotion is
household words in both countries. What
she has suffered, none can tell; that she
has suffered nobly, all men have seen.
And now at last, after long, weary wait.
ing, and when she had passed the psalm.
lists limit Of three score and ten by five
years, it may be that her life's desire is
about to be granted her, and that she
will, ere long, rejoin her long.lost hero
and husband. Should she pass away, it
is to be hoped that her memory will be
honored by memorial in England s
grand old mausoleum, dedicated to kings,
mobiles, poets and heroes; for none lie in
Westminster Abbey more worthy to be
remembered for heroism and fidelity than
Lady Franklin. Her story will be a TO.
nance and an example to future genera.
tions Of the young, and her name will be-
come the duplication Of wifely virtues.
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pears that the animals will sometimes rer,
der their Keepers essential service when
IN pecuniary difficulties, A sheriff's Off.
Ger was one day about to arrest doctor,
when the man ran under an elephants
belly and took up safe losition on the
other side. The officer trying to 90 be.
hind, was prevented by sudden move.
ment of the elephants headquarters; he
then tried to dive under the animal, but
the beast gave him a slap with his trunk.
"I'll have you if l wait here all day." said
he, as he drew back hastily. you had
better not wait till ] unfasten this chain;"
said the elephant keeper, pretending to do
what he threatened, upon which the off.
Ger moved off, and the man escaped.
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"Po0r Tom Marshall.

Many years ago, when the science OF
phrenology first began to attract public
attention, lecturer of that sort, brim
full of enthusiasm, turned UP in Louis
vile, and gave series of Talks to the
people, and examined large number of
heads, made charts at so much each, and,
in short, developed quite an amount Of
hidden vice and virtue which had not
been before even suspected among the
good people Of that city. Tom Marshall
was present and enjoyed the exercises.
After the affair was over crowd adj.
journed to the Gait House to post books
and render judgment on the science it.
self. Tom said he could examine heads
as we'll as anybody--it was all humbug,
a penny.catching business-and to satisfy
the people he was right, he would take
any number Of men who chose TO go into
the parlor adjoining and make
the experiment, although he was a little
the worse from an overdose Of Bourbon.
Many went in, and Tom seated them.
aud went round from man to man, most
Of whom he knew, and made vast
amount Of fun for the crowd, as he al.
ways could on almost any proyocation.
IL so happened that. among the persons
present, 4 Louisville buck, Of scAnt
amount Of brains, who was distinguished
for puppyism and forwardnsss. had taken
his seat. Tom passed him, but announced,
nevertheless. that he had examined all
the heads in the room; whereupon our
buck rose with {: BEG pardon, Mr.. Mar.
shall | wish just TO say you have for.
gotten me. | have not been examined. :"
Tom seemed puzzled at first, smiled.
looked around. but relieved himself With
"Hou must excuse me, sir; / can't do il