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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14
The american Law Of Elections

The Hon. George w McCrary, q
Iowa, Chairman OF the Committee on
Elections IN tie House Of Representa-
tive Of the Forty second Congress, has
given US most valuable work under
the above tiile IL i rather singular
that with nil our voluminous las locks,
embracing special works upon almost
every branch Of Jurisprudence, sc have
been until now withouta treatise upon
20 i'm, orlant q matter a. tho law u cleo
lions. There = scarcely Il question 'aorc
fruitful OF costly and veXaiious litigation
and vet we have heretofore been com.
lelled 10 search II random through
hundreds Vi musty yolumnsto arise al
tho law upon The subject. Mr. McCrary r
hook, therefore, were II nothing but q
compilation oi decision :, would be a
most welcome contributions 10 law ii;cra
lure but il is better lhan iDi-. IL is 3
digest, ready index to the authorities
upon the question, and at The same time
most careful and intelligent cc:men.
isry. In n brief space and most con
yenicnt form il summarizes she Law 10
regard 10 elections rs Laid down Ia the
tta,uto books and interpreted 10y the
courts, aud with such excellent ludg
ment that in no one case out OF n hund-
red will il bc necessary 10 consult the
authorities hy which the conclusions Of
The author arc supported, the text being
of itself sufficient. -
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A Queer Rali.EaOM.

Georgetown, Colorado, is nothing II
rot sensational, 10 use trite saying. y
grand suttc7rdnaeaR hop is on the tapis
there. Here arc the particulars, as given
10y the Miner: The Mcssrs. Bruce, con
tractors on the five hundred feet shaft
which is TO be driven on the No. lode
from the level of the Marshall tunnel,
will have completed The chamber inwhich
the shaft starts, in few days. This
chamber is a large room, eXcavatcd in
The solid rock, and boarded up house
fashion, thirty feet long, twenty feet wide,
and twenty-lbrce and half feet high 10
the ridge pole OF the roof. IL is eight
hundred feet from the mouth Of the iun.
mel, and four hundred and fifty feet be-
low The surface OF the ground, 1t is
proposed, as soon as the chamber is com
plotted, TO give grand bail in it, 20
which the Denver ard Georgetown stock.
holders and their friends vii! bo invited.
Due notice viii be gwen OF the time.
The guests will be escorted from the do
pot ut the entrance of The tunnel, on
comfortable platform cars, By rail 10 tie
ball room. Just think OF il. 4 dancing
party IN the heart of LeavcG worth noun
tain, in a perfectly dry chamb T.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14
The Inns nf Iincnin

IN 1887, as the King MAS crossing TO
Normandy, part OF his train was wreck
cd AID drowned, and along with them
was lost great part OF the treasure OF
the deceased Jew, Aaron OF Lincoln.
The wealth Of Aaron was clearly such as
10 make palpable difference 10 the roy
al exchequer. lie bears a name M local
history as the reputet builder,not Of The
famous Jaws House, but OF the other
house OF the same style higher up the
hii, which, bad it rot been so much
worse treated, might bave preserved AZ
much Of graceful detail. Here again II
~ sGbiec; for the local antiquary. What
notices are there OF the Jews OF Lincoln
besides those which met Us on the sur
face of English history ] assume that
the Jews of Lincoln suffered IN The
same way, and had the same charges
brought against them Is the jews ct
other places. When men We're setting
forth with King Richard for The Crusade
the pious and valiant youth CT England
thought at once to add 10 their stock o.
good works and TO provide themselves
with treasures for their voyage by clay
ing and plunderlng the jews throughout
the towns of England. The fact is
known to every reader Of English histo-
nv; bat wee sec init a matter Of special
local illustration, that besides YORK and
Lynn, Lincoln and Stamford are record
cd as special seats Of massacre. Then,
again, in Lincoln, rs in other places, We
la c the cver-rccurring tale Of the Chris
tian child crucifed by the Jews; Saint
Hugh of Lincoln, litllc SAINT Hugh as
distinguished from the grca, Burgundlar
Bishop, fills the same place in the annals
OF the thirteenth century which saint
William, of Norwich,plays IN The twelfth.
NacmWan'S Wdq0-ne.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14
.LNN1r InINT rr.u;vIlov ~ 1


uur a. ii state ,.isl,nR the time - -lsrtas nh.i
compensation 30 Iusinbsrs q ihe Sss'tslsture
o. % s1ref ~ re- fsy,s9fsrs + ne STATE - Ens+
feo-t rfs of go nfstt<fs elected O. sIct itaEs 90
.4s-rsag sssts.ht
Tsrs1loS H. l.,loviur proposition - er,.ud -
Constitution - -. SLATE al klrs, shall 10 suts,,i 80
% thr g et"g- 81" t'g state ~ the general 81 ctsa "a
il, igb,.rn hundred tlf -s.ytnty -hvt.
rrDrtst1ios ssr section tvvu', ~, - -ttcis tses
shan Be- afse i't,d % - q. rra a. tiil"w~ ~ttia -
~ ses-.lt- nI thg fsg-isturv thsii De hsii
seen hundred and cuts seven. IA frgusr ss.sos
.bsi b hrld uucr ui tva y,sfH s.r1nlsncing 90 tsr
-cc,i,t 1-'.1sl Of Januar. 81 sssa sitsrsa's ,saf
rrcrafuics svo >rctioa three Of article .lfsn
ball ir 70 ir ts g. tfaf SO tcliDWs- - c'iYp
il Irvt- Hthr -ial prov 'si~ a. zach rss'Ht --ss7
frr a3-fHg mir -nf FrSsHur g. IL q > i.sg ssfrrnt
iien~.s % fi.- stat Pos fss suf+
fElr.rlsI irEfr IT. follow ing shstl can-iliuts
s,csfi -i.iD' at srei- two section ~. fhH
-racu =, cteu h" 30 eighteen tnnslg % ai.sl .,ssts
SIS and q fg.ai'cr 90 fn.r. ~ he itsis. 81 q s
.slatvt. .alu o. ,lrCfsi Etr two ysrs lui suAsts
~ the .rafis si.sii o. ,i,. eel ff fsHr sear-
Srr Iifs isliss iig s.sli Pei IT, uistI ~ sai.nt-
u- sd proposition si.trsriuIsnt fs~ baii- -itsi
5r either written 'ffufut iagflf Fglafsst sasi
raffi, written d. f,serI 20 proposition oi,. fts
Torn, ~ toe t.cfs s'aii s ''for pri,-ith,n
aflItt ~ trEgii'tftoH. '+ isa.nr rIsssifi,1
lrrt7t ir' 'ana5iiuita' ia > THf T. pr'p'-iiis..'
t3t.'l t- iflifi zee ksssf l,s.-iiitf.
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.Eiuo tIrt fh~ isr-u 80 DE- n4iiet- %. D, 20
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'AF..ust prsf"s.i' % fare. 90 an,snt Re- ,,as.tss
sac This "Inf 81 aantilt -l.sIi ists sarci ara o.
10 igefa ASST ftaF IT, iUtiic .f.si in fhs rfatse
book
hrrets cert g r.at fii- grts t.iat resaiass orig
uafsd in fHr ~tntf~ fis 80 dsy J4nnsIy. a.
1855 Hnd lsstsi'iai isy ts tfh aay 90 isbflt.ff
si 'rs iif'ia ti tie n 'ih - 'i.ri' ypfine ihsss
f0r sAFffE
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al. effa
Pl.sssi fi.e Haiis- ga fa1 81 drF % Nsrrh 4 Il
if., Ifs % 4tt 30 l5sFa rlsslsd toflns fssfs
for 10 ~ R~ftsN
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14
Rag MOneI anGlts IaIne.

well, bub," replied Biiah, Is ho
finished hanging up the broom, ";his
currency question bothers many besides
YOU, though it is clear enough to me.
You SEQ that 25cent script, don't you p,
The boy remarked thai he did, and
Bijah placed it on The window sill.
weighed it doWn with peach stone aud
continued:
"That bin OF paper is marked -
cents but is il 22 cents. Is il anything
more than piece CT paper 2"
81 dunno" solemnly said the boy.
"Has that biz Of paper any real value
beyond its being promise TO pay 7"
demanded Biiah.
"What paper Z"
That ere 25----"
lie stopped there. Some one had
sneaked up the alley and slyly stolen
both scrip and peach stone.
Never mind" condoled the boy, 81,
hadn't any intrinsic value"
al, hadn't, ell ;" grovlcj The ole Jan.
itor 81 inst want TO catch The wolf who
absorbed il .'-Dttroit Free Press.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14

In putting nj . siove-pipe remember
that the elbow was made 10 III the oven
door, and that six blows from III ax Mil
knock thunder ont OF any joint.--De-
froa Free Press
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14

Lord North declared OF she generals
sent out TO America by the Horse guards
at his day, 81 don't know what the
enemy will think Of thom but | know
ttcv make mo trc15,a"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14

a little thrce-year- old woke Up, the
other morning, and seeing he fEll moon
from the window. inuocentiy remarked:
al should think it Was about time for
Lod 10 take that moon in
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14

\ newspaper biographer irving to say
his subject "waS hardly able TO besr the
demise of his wife" was made by the
inexorablc printer TO say, "wcar the
.hemise OF his wife"
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PROPOSED AMENDME

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Pa. Pc ksFs.fsfnr> - ffs 4.g sess.s. 80 rsfr ~
re- ftssrt.s7 - RE ti,cfcss q! @. .N.sts 90
as1- y-ssfft ., non
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14

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9ffsrA q 81 1h.tsa ahH dssHs ffBsf or Auf
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14

Say, Smith, where have YOU been
for week back - u haven't been anv
where for il. haven't got a weak
back
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Aisor.,.
A watch word-Tick.

Sono,b;,, obout docs-Eleas.
r., - ~. 81. Ill,
Inc CeS' law ~ 80" -; 80
iu'e '"'N' nav 10. ,
a young sbaver-A BARRIERS o%oS'
The war OF raceS-i'a'eS io' ONCE
Domestic diiliculty-Heary bread.
A rctcbed experience Sea sickness.
a ccn-ten-nal work-A dime novel.
The best edncation-Self knowledge.
The parisierne IS slave ON a throne.
STANDARDIZATION crying in bed.
so.a ,,,oor, MARRIAGE oer,i6
'", . hondrc,,ucc have
"l' '"'
~ ~ CO. ia .r,hs-uo and Be.dou.
'''''0 10 wv -
IT,. 80, ,hiIasonbv-A contcntod
~ -
~, 60. oc,h,;.o,r f,r,n ,es-Bu,eb.
- ' 80 '' w.
:. hrool,e,s, for =
-. nos.. ,i,oe-menaing the
od ,r.oLf,s, h., had
~
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Nv o'''
~, .,,l,a.. MIRO and nc.
~ t" r.,
r., a.. ,h-,,,.b 10 ,,s
~ 70"
%" r. - u i,>, ,.i;.;oo- Cnoorf,.loessond
-, ~ 49, -
r. o. s,,r,.. far women
-.
~, -. - Tho lo,chtor of on
,aroo, nb;IG
r,,Ia..,.,, Ill, % aooi u.;,h-Ap
80 -. .. ,"' >. :, -"
!, 49, ,ro,,y smart man TO tell
- ~" -
rL, -, - ,,oa,oo sr4,.ooo- c,or,i.
'r,,'I'a,a.
nj, Lauad-aoh ,,bo -, ,ell tie
0, w. GO, - p,
"a, - 10 made -. ,,,o1 % nov.
Ia LaIIas oan,,
raa,.mosoroho.,ar,,,, marc women
10. Too ;,lcIr
l.o-,..,,o,, ,o, r,l.c = snrinr
,ro .,~aIIaws
,,;..,aor .o;a. Mcdos,,. Los it's sin,
and l,;.s il. innocence
4, o,a., q ,,o,bor vii i worth =
oon.d oCho,l, lnornjog
RI. - ,;no,oooli,inc around
.ri,L the Inv ST nioht
W.. ,,oo o,,,, 6,d arvtbinc 70 DO
""c,' i ','','' "a" ',''.i
~ r - r,tro,t,r,,s,r.bi,c
Il. - I@n aI'
- %"
n nc peSs e' ." - b = ''''
'"n ~"
Inc lrlSu are n'PF'u' P'"P'' ''"V1 ~
10 N"Ao WV 'e''''
SIe'leai ''L"iS--4' I'"' '"S ''o''' '"'
pain OF fec''r'uoo
The fashion doctor SAYS 'ne uc ;'H Is d
pound OF ouS'oS 10 eNc's 0'"'" Si.N'
The late George 1rask preached more
oaccy-h"ufea''S '""n al o'i'F oe''''e,
ii you can; get good education and
white plug Lat get ihe bat.
Napoleon said Kings and husbands
betrayed arc The iastt TO kno" H.
Questions fer ac'ors-C"n an actor be
said TO work when he pays
The man WHO Goesn't hang out his
,bingie and advertise, dies and leaves
no sign.
Those who rise to emlnen"c suddenly
are very apt 10 come back by The next
train.
Bosbfu,pcss !. often like the plating
of spoons-whcu it wears off shows
the brass.
Snani.h rroycrbs eove. "a LIS
uitbob, = ,nusincbo i lij;r -, a.,., with.
out salt. "
Wbcn fortune worte,o H., = nruov.
heinz iall the b,,JssI She l,t,s Hin. nm
tbc L,cbo.t
WI :. ,,, I,r,,o., r,.,2 Tho l,r.r
ia = nan ~ ,rc,nonJnr. ,rhs
-, ;, - '. ..'"-, = 49,,
- " Sl'"' i'09 - az 80
dow.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14

The Presidonil,erpelratcd pan once,
and It WAS this .'les, my popping the
suesiion to Mr. Grant was pgseiy 40
AK hchi.
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O'CLOCK p. NJ. TO c1osE OF RrsI-
FRIDAY, Aug. 20-P. ".

FRIDAY, Aug. 20-P. NJ
The stock market opened with strong tone to-
day. Lake Shore taking the lead in advance TO
GIL II ia said that over $4,000 shares of short
sales of this stock have been covered during the day
which may perhaps account for its strength. 1t
opened at 60sa sold at GIL 81, to the extent
of 253OO shares. being over One-third of the
total transactions Of the day. Rock Island, which
advanced yesterday to 1924 ON the worn
out report of largo surplus and extra
dividends, seemed to lack buyers to-
day, as only 5,40O shares were sold from
1891 to down to 1854 and at the close the stock
WAS offered at that price. Northwest Common,
which opened at 49, after selling at 43 - closed at
423, on sales of 5400 shares, a decline of Il t. cent
from last nights final quotation, while the Pre-
ferred stock with sales of $3.50 shares, advanced
from 5714 to Ssh, declining again 10 573i, and
showing an improvement from yesterday
of l. " cent. St. Paul Common was
traded in to the extent of $500 shares,
at 373sa3Sl2G3s4 d, an advance of g per cent and
of the Preferred 1920 share, sold at 633i0
64lsQ64 a $685. a 04l2 e GA, an advance OF = per
cent since yesterday. The promise of dividends upon
the Preferred stocks OF Northwest and st. Paul
give strength to the shares of those companies and
synpatheically to the rest of the active list West
ern Union, which has been the most active
given place to-day leader to Lake Shore, though
in point of business it stands second, 8 400 shares
having changed hands at 4l2@SiGsias6
silsc. which was the closing price yesterday There
is nothing new 10 report in regard to this stock be
yond the fact that it less active than of late. Pa
cfc Mail has been positively dull, Only
$500 shares selling at 3s3 G3s ga 3s's@3sa49
3sSsQ3sAc which offers another example
showing of how little conserl for the moment,
80 far as prices concerned IL either good or bad
reports concerning the affairs of a company whose
shares are bought and sold at the Stock Exchange.
Ere with sales of 700 shares steady and DILL
The communication published in this mornings
TRIBUNE AZ to the extent to which the Receiver may
issue his certificates in order the road AZ az
actual loss seems 10 he particularly pertinent 10 the
interest of Erie bondholdsTs. There is nothing Ia
the remainder of the list worthy OF remark
beyond the fact that it alphabetically followed
the changes in the active shares already men
toned and that on the whole tho market has been
IN the main firm Hannibal and st. Joe closes b per
cent better than yesterday. The sales OF the day ag-
0regated about $4,000 shares and the opening,
highest lowest, and closing prices of active stocks
will be found in the following table,
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETDnpEAN MARK ETA.

LIVERPOOL Aug 2O-i2:3O p. m.COt0a. Middlfng Cpian
Lad Mdulng OIlans, sl sales. i2O0O "a o. mciudsn9
0OO speculation and export sales OF INC weox
,r 10 900 bales cldng 10000 bales for export AID 3O0
on aTe from the slps side direct 70 ne
spinner 1900 bales stock In port, oe1 900 oalez Including
4g5 American Imports feI the week y30OO ioa1n4
Opi foe the week. ltOJ0
balos stock adoat $4,000 bales including 1900 oaie1
American Cotton 10 arrive quet and steady sales .
Nidpg Upauds deliverable september and october 10
Receipts OF for past tares days. eoOoo ora
LIZ RaPoo Aug 2o-l.sO m.-Cotton, to arrive ssssA
but quOtaby lower. 4, -.
LIVERPOOL Aug ID 40 r. m-COtton W srtlVe sssA@s
but not quOtably lower. ,.D,,r
IryPRpoo Alg 2O-2.3O D. m.-Wheat IL 2Sll per CO.
"a. Tor AVERAGE a orla 10 10 for Rcd Win Corn
az 3I Is per quarter Mixed Western. Flour 10 OH pee
mi Tor Western Peas 43 G43 per quarter for Amsrca1
Bacon per cwt. for Shor Clear Niddos Chsss~ o4e
per cwt Cor New American. Lard 55odolI per cM- H..
LIVERPOOL 10 MOI the sales oil Cotton 0oaSS
a. American
LIyERPOo aug 2O-i30 m.Saes OF Cotton CT inc oaa
Midug Cplaud nothing below Low Midiihg ueuvofeo<
sales Of OF the crop on the Dao
of ,idins L plants nothing Middins ~ 7sS
IIygapOoG 2O-5:30 fnThs market tor Yarns -
Fabrics Manchester Is steady Bacon o. cwt for So
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YORK Aug 2O.-PgEyEs-Tbe receipts tSdsy TeS ~
sG ss p .na a h: total 1857 @
psI q SS s se s s
me supply was ample for me Nth % sH
n nal E; s ssSs .ens az ssls
ssss r. To dress 81 aS5 to the gross ewt numOas q
The droves Al Jersey city cars for wsssns%%
Williams cars for Kahn B. carr ear. for Tor naf RsneS
cars for j. p sadder for r. westhener. can -
dsa Rf{ RsSs I'd u * lsr gsssss
cs1%cu % oxen a sn az sSiS S
Mann Pur Co sold on their own account chsrokss
.tey- strong al &C. D. TO dress % 70 n
coney & Mcpherson sold for swops 4 D 81 one
steers 6a cwt at frm 10 &C., to dress % D. W y
culver 81 I. q srs.. e o @ s.
b we-thrimer sold ~ Texan steer. 9. cws average =
NJ Goldsmith .ca Tor l. Rotae9ia is ONO steers 7ssx$
Missouri Do cw at l9s e sr1s. sS 20 3
The Groves at siIeths Tor Goa Brothssse
cars for r c Eastman, and cars for Bower CO. r.
"a. average at l2Sl2c D. sa'ress o. 70 70 u
ley Carey COZ Brothers % Kentncty :ts.4
strong !. c1t average, AZ l2Sc y d. !" drss u !"
receipt, weT Re car. St Jer,sy %
making 1880 Tor the ast four dave AGAINST ziS ior -
sTesponHS time Ps lambs W easier and about |
= lower with sales at s2a7'sc for ordinary TO prns
Sases Pidcoch sold s2e Ohio sheep g average st1t
omb 5e' 81 o s syerge at t. = n 10 Do 81 ~ 10 a.
81 &c and 81 Kenaesy DO % D. a &c
- coarse State do los D. 30 DO ioi n, at So and
- James Kirby sheep ei svssgs s,saf
B do i27 %. at $40 aud es Canada LAMBDA 81 =
al Hume & Elliott sold l2i state lambs e5 IA
h. Sc Isl S ansds do at 7e Is sheep los .. 1t al
aEa we're rs sOls hogs making az!
last week. None on sale alive.
ALBANY, Aug MARKET only moderately sctysl
receipts Az car oad being IL s sot Of bg s ape. -
down . z. q iST light a Mssssa
So head Veal calves ssos. b srasstsd sSsssV
SHEEP AND rAMBs-Recepts, az being cars sho q
las Seess IsSe p a atTEs far % good ss and
good to extra s296ic Lambs Common to fair. 6tSsssJ
fair TO good, 6iaa7c, aud extra 10
BrPFALo Aug 2O.-CATrLE-Receipts today, 5T 49,
making The total supply week thus far 1920 head
Y Yo car S ,S ni ga cars Tor the same time st xes
differ In the receipts OF me seek thus s OF "a ~
iay fresh we're all Though cynsgnments cars
nmon haf fat staff held the baiancs spps4
sfESp AND LAMBS Receipts to-day 100 head making u
mead lor the last week and 1Os00 lor tho Sane
be shipped today tomorrow owners holding for -
MHGsIReespts today 1900 head making the total mp
ply week thus far geo head against 1000 lad @
Lat YEAR ba lew Offering sales AGO head YORK "a -
as, Heavy Hogs - l5ass 40 only iew odds and eads -
co%s RECEIPT. the week IS cars Of =. kinds 80 hs:a
ersy poor only few loads Of far qualify 81 cars 80
1o1 G Sa lfs modse s9s Tor ordinary 70 sr ~
Quote for week BY sas4 80 the average ruling -
Receipts o. the M%sk Dc not ., x 70 head
Cmc.Go Aug 2O-CArrLg-Recepts, 1000 market Win
out important Native cattc 81 5odss TO- rsxAnA
HOGS Faecepis sooS market fairly active common
s%s n,os s 6pssr IS 9sss % lf
pli noHinay 2oSs 50 30 shipments 40 o. ,,,.,,,,
medium. sS 3SSsS Is good to choice, s.as& So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
steady to strong. We annex closing quotations;

srate bonds were dull. Georgia gold sevens were
finn at 100 and Tennessees new lower at o. " T.
In bank shares there was next to nothing dong
We note sales of ) shares Fourth National at 99l2
% Hanover AT 90; 80 German American at 80, and
% Phenix at par.s
In railroad bonds the most prominent feature was
an advance of Il per cent in Chicago and North
Western consolidated gold bonds, which were taken
in round amounts ut s7l2assli, closing at the
highest point of the dag. Hannibal and ST. Joseph
convertible were next in point OF interest, selling at
stl2as5 The changes in the remainder of the list,
though less important. were generally III Al upward
direction The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY. Aug. 20. 1873.
ASHESThere Is but little inquiry. and values
inally unchanged 2d6c for Pots. and &C. for Pearl
BLES@AX-The mark, IL less active but values sus
COFFEE-We again fair business in Rio. and
the market m with the advance 81 Yesterday fully Gus
tane stock here this evening J7lsj bags The sales
brace lOO ponat TRANSFERRED
l,s3 bags fia 1889 600 bags ontario Al ~ c
and a. baltimore 1000 bags per King Richard az 10 &C;
30 bags Luba aud BOO bags In lots per kewa fotl
private We quote narF srg-s at l~d l-2ci
far do. l9id lp2c. good DO lJ3iQ2uc; prime do, 30
2O9c santos fair "a good irgOes at 20 al go gold 30
their We quote Java
n 26a2Jc singapore % 2ic; Ceyn 81 G22c Maracaibo
81 aS3e; Iaeayr, 2OG II Jamaica, l. e02Or S.ntO
domingo. sc Porto Rico IL Costa kcs, 1877
PIE Mexican 2002lc Angostura 1871 say anla, 70
&c. ana Curacao AT II 3GZOc., call gOid.
CO1TON-Iherc fair business transacted In spot Cot
to-day. and the market il steady unchanged figures
week bales; this day year $50 bales
sept l. 3ija 3l7 bales time last }76-S7 bales
consolidated days receipts 1885 bales exports 10 Great
Britain 40 bales Continent 1852 bass stock IN
Ncwlork, 36 bales; consolidated stock, 90 >O2 baes.
The OF yesterdays forward deliveries icl
lows: August &C. september l371c; October. 357c.;
November, lS.J5c. Dectmb r l335c; January, 1870.
February. 1880; March, .09c; April. li26c May.
IA ire. June l4D7o First caSepeuber. 90 ~ sSssc.
second cal-Decenher 20 i37sc January lO l3 iisc:
May LOO. 'lsc total, 400 bales Third ealDecember.
loo. 10 i7sqc.
onotaons standard o classification in force SEPT
ls7l pand Cotton IN running In quality not
more tnan grade above " below The grade quoted:
Ordinary l2is strict Good Ordinary. 1879 Mlding IA =
Good Or...l3 Low Middling..-. ia Good Md 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
CUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY

y or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PHILIPS, Plaintiff, against
CLARA ODONOGUUE, individually aud az Trustee Under
OF CathaT1ne ONelll deceased
No. Scala Gerfrde eiil Neil CsIarne RANGES
O'NcII FTancis or GILL Ann O'Donoghue and John II
individually and exccurix ana executor under
the las. vii aud OF Michael ODonoghne seeeasea
AID fbs said Ann OOnOghue also as execnlrlX OF te
Mi and Testament Catharfne ONei DECREASED jOhn "a
es Bernard REYNOLDS GaTret L. Hardy Jon Mcbride AeA
ander Vail William l. Boyle J. Newton he Deiebdshts
Amended Summons Relief(Con not ,erytdlo lns Do
hereby summoned 2dd ftge 10 sls"eI
the pisint in which VIII be- nle ID me onoe VI
CITY and County OF New oih ~ s. -, 10
CITY % OF your answer 20
I'D complsnI on the subscriber at hs Office lumber 100
NsSssu .;ref Plrbuus Puidingl the lily 81 New fOA'
within twenty after the service Of tbs summons on YOU
exclusive of the s Of service and II ton All 10 SHAVER
the sac complaint within the aforesaid ie IdbH ~ s
apply the Cont for the relief IN tio
complaint ABNFK &. THOMAS, Paihth Attorney.
The amended complaint IN bc above entl,lr1 aSt.yn vas
nled IN DE Office u i Clerk Of the ty ann 'oh'y :" s"
York the lOtb day q lane, i-l5 -, .,a. ...ou.w
ABSEK C. THOMAS, Paintln : Attorney
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