davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-08-03

8pIisei @eri9t. Toleeno'
Safe famen uorseltern in bielem@eridt'
3nr8
Charles Scott, forbie. anssflast eint
Melone bon Wallaee OnbIep seitobIsi
5n haben, nurbe su l Stunbe Sail une
8 Sieben perurtbeilt.
S. 8. 0roofs, Srunfenbeit, 81 &C.
Fraft.
GfiSa 6uIett. &ebeeca 6mitb, Minnie
Sndion unb Gbmonia 0ppb, aneeflast
bic Mortba Glen 9aplor ansesriHen
unO m~iBbanoelt su baben. Sulett uno
Bopo ipuroen %entloliet. uno Smith,
Sadion unb SaDIor, tuegen ManseI on
giirsidaft. ie auf 80 Gage in bic Sail
Igelanbt.
Ben 8owIes, Srunfenbeit. ,puroe ent.
I~lallen.
Morp O'8risn, S%runtenbeit, emit
ala5len.
pat. $. @oob, auseflast peaeu
Erunfenbeit, 2drm in benz Saule Der
5ran Smith 9ema9t unb Der poIi5ei
g ioeritano seIeiitet su baben, puroe 81
gRfiraft.
6. s.. Sollawap, aneeilast uesen
Neineios. tpurbe ebrenpol e%atIaiien.
Fl gba les Smitb, farbis, anseflast ,ue.
Ben Berfibruns, sntlaiien.
ginise unbebsutsnbe Jdlle ,purbsn
ODD erlebiet.
, 1876-08-03

neberwieien. @illiam $. Bet-
is. ansetlast Der @ielweiberei, itano se-
ern BOT ben Sdrantsn beg @eri1ts.
cerielbe seitano, Dab er 3uei Jrau babe;
Der tDar oerIseinuue, iei oab ei BON Der
rlten Jran 9el9ieben, als er Die sweite
|eiratbete uno seigte elm 9apier Dor,
Seltes eingontratt nit ieiner erftenGrau
lar iporin iie beideinist, baB lie iib
~ gei9ieoen betra9teten unb ferner ge-
'enrt lebcn wouten. Sas Yapier t,ar
On 3em9sn uno uon einem 6ffentIi6en
rotor bei9einigt. Mber es i4eint, oab
eiiis nit Der Sdrift nod nidt Sufrie.
IN nno cine S9eiounssflase in Der
bancerD Court anbansis ma6te.
3dbreno bieielbe nod int @anse, bel.
EItbete CT Grau 6. u. Minor. Seine Ct.
II Jrau ,uar nit ieinemS nidt elm.
rItanoen uno ieitete oaber Die alase
Bisamie elm.
Ser Sail murbe Der Cuttings Court
erpieien uno Yettis mubte. tuesen
lansel an 9iirsi6aft in Die Sail nan
IN.
(Sie erite 5ran wollte i'm ni@t, sOnn
ibm aber feline Mnbere.)
, 1876-08-03
at Wooo. Yat fanb Die Sail gu
ek,n.I:o ...N s-.MAa ala Cf. m

al Woob. Yat fanb Die Soil Al
,Deilis uno wo1te ing Greie. @a@.
\ er ieinen Ylan aussearbeitet, tbeil=
er i'm einem ieinsr Msitsefansensn,
amens 9apss, nit. Srnnabeno b5r.
|lein Mnoerer iie ii6er ibre porbabsnbe
u9t fpre6en, welder es Dem Sersean-
h James Samouo m%ittbeilte, Der Yat
ei1 in Giien le9te unb in itrensen Sc
lbriam bradte. 9aps, pelder iaste,
B er BON Der Sa9e niats tu,iIe, wur-
sleidfans in itrensere 9ait 9ebradt,
u er nit Der @abrbeit Suriidssbaltsn.
Ser glan NOR ndmli@, lid elmer Der
belesten 3eaen, Der obern &eibe, ,u
fbersen, ebe Die @efansenen AbenOs
Ei9elhlDIlen wiiroen uno bann. ,penn
@efdn9niBiparter tie iberieben ioQte,
lmittelit Sau uno Better. ,uel4e bic
better. melde Die Musbeiieruns bes
bduoes b~eiorgen. sebrauaen, Iber bic
lller in's Greie Su seIanacn.
, 1876-08-03

GIi5abetb, MS, 1. gus. Cine
Delegation Der Diai@iniien Der Sen.
tral-gabn" nno Der .0ebisb=G usque.
banna=Sobn" beiudte bsute Mprssn
ben Snperintenoentcn Srn. 81. 6. @ider
IN bieli9er @tabt unb protcitirte eeseu
Die beabi9tistc &ebuftion bon 10 Qro-
S'nt Deg 8ebuIts Der Ma9iniitsn. Dian
Ieur6tct einen Nustnnb nno eriparttt
re ARtiport beg Srn. 3ifcr nit Gpar-
nun9.
, 1876-08-03
Rt9npnb poit Office.
ppft<N emf.
49,. Oftobtr 1875.

Noroli@e SurdboF. 3ncimoI ,y,v;x.
Gpnntaas ausaenpmmsn-Grfnnit < sHn,at,fS'
~. W. N"' o.1o
Sonn.as Mnlunft S 9. W. -mOa.
YEiuB 1885 81. T. S'H"
Woraii9e @es-EoH. GGaM6. opsoensr.
a.. . GpaH'aae. @ntunft f.45 R. On
siibIiae ssH. .3meimal tSori6 e,nn.
tags dueaenpmnten. - @nfmnft 70 SS9nm'
nnr goo y: VI gUffdM5 in. SIP nVo W.
12.d5 n. %. w. una
sa,I Sor n "a :, anfunft 1890 ~. - goe
@ia,monS e. Nanbiue gffenbosr o.
1a i, ~ @aapennft 2.3o 81. NJ. - @sal6Ius
DHnntMt C Greensboro psrs;r,oy *,
10y. antlHft $50 unS 9 n m M amS
'@'ub 4g. W~ unb 1915 y. 81. Y9S
Sarmbide. gaaIid. e.nntoos
msn. Intun4 $50 81. SIP Snsatnem
5000. 81. ~" v0Fl9lnb
@yslapeate d pbin GiisnB aim, SGoT;cs
S'mhta9s aIsatnpm men. Mnfunft & ~ M
- YOftl6lnB $50 g. M. ~ ~
ssadtcurs Charlottesville, G tou,ton soti.,
Snlf1er Sprinss unb meflhh yon Whitsss,, ns
s9tr Setil;gs @nfimh S g. 81 SrS.
assf gaint nub etatinnen M her n 81
M. nno S.&. q. 1daIid, gunntaos o yM'
5 nSmi'e g 9, m;antunft 1880 y. Wi. ~ "S mait-
gl0nesfsr, ater @sa point. ,Sord -or,,
'Anlb lo'oog V. VI. - @rfialns ~. d.
aapea6annod, iiter 8ilb Saul. tsoI;rb
""''ntt $50 9. M-- goiidlns " 1 ~ d. D.
Sanacs Hitter Sampfer. Treinar n,Hd,r,
9ss'tass, q. ~. - Wrlfldlus T;sno ana
Aa"asriass uno Srsaabents, 5.3om ps So
eanal gafet. Dr.imol h Edestria
= aS 81 MI M'ttnp9a, arsitaes uni gpnntoos
~, nS' u peaibIuB, Mipntaas. Mittyosghs
u 5rsaaes, 4 ". vi. """VVS
soIf ynnab &oufc- ;3weim II pvd,ont,iA
% Maafunft MlnmO9s Inp eounobenrs e
t "a, w. & 81 81 SSfl@'ub, DunnsrHass aae Som
, 1876-08-03

Sefdli9te 10 Gents ilbsrHude
jegt maHenbaft i'll Girfulation, unb
/ Ynblifum IoQte auf Der Sut Iein,
bur9 bieielben ni6t aniiibrsn su lal=
Sas @eprdse Der Miinsea 1T Dor
lid na9ssma9t uno bisielben iinb
ben dhten nur our6 Den Slang
m Mntmsrfeu auf ben S.Ii9) gu un-
bsioen, 6a lic aus @idsl Seiertisi
"
, 1876-08-03
Gpnbttprei
u. Ni5sini,
1o. S07 GrDa6 Streke,

9uhen NIT unb pbne s9srsieruua, icwis 1e
be Irt 3uderwsrt. @ibfr ii9te, sis jbDnlten
DISH ia Iprslinen, eitrpusn, u pfel. girnen,
SsIesn, Dat'e!u cit. etc. GbUeUlaee, Garap,
Ganbp. isb n Gag iiIG.
Wallni6., grpuiNs (peanuts) etc. iinb
tets in 8faB.r Aaswael bel mir ,u batsn.
q. Ni35in /,
ID nnt 10. 907. SrOaF Straee
, 1876-08-03
BON Hthmono.

3aee, tpeide &idnp ; tint 9:'O 0. 81. ~sertaien, fab
fen fasr6 e e1iat. 81 aas3enpmmenl w1sh balteu an bel
allen 8etrDbnltten Gtattpuen.
3uss, .irsldy. Ni@n,oab nm 1870 81. B2. serlaFtn,
tapren tdsltd' uni taltcn an In 5anrSer. pouifa Cor.
hensSile charlottesville Svp Mttum'5' Silver, Green.
rpppb, Gaasn sbprp. Staa ntpn, @cfber. Wiubrrbf, Npp.
nSifSn unb allen Static en pealid BON Glesbars
Ae pif'1sD aticn-3iee ne InHsn hidmpnb fir @pr.
oensptue uno allen 8wtfhen Statipnsn tGal d. e pun.
tdss aansaenariraeni un, 4a5 y W. Die ,DaFasiere
0 e1es 5asts tEefsn nm 6:t0 .. ID in Dafb.n ton ein
5u;e 'p,tt'fn IT, 0ithinsae un irie fplst:
gof 5aata ita tSpnntas . ausseusn. jun $50 " M.
aeee moedtipn,a tdsIiG S~Dnatase ause. 1880 @.gR.
3u9e, fuelbe tn |idn.pnb a..fpmnen, falteu bel ten
Stdttonen an. ME pben.
pic 3ise %strbtnben fd mi BEN 9asen Der Ridrnpns
ano Danpiue up @i6ntorb un6 petersburg GiieHbabH,
fpfrte BON ats mad RiHno NIB.
Marere nnsfunft freger Dsetfe etc. srtrb In no S26
@ata SIr., oSsr IN Der Sf6fe Ger Gnmpasnie ertbetlt.
@pnplY R. Spwarp
General gafasier. uab Gidet. gsent,
". 81. g. Quinn,
Sn8enieur unb Srpcrinten' eHt. q
, 1876-08-03

OeffentIi9e S@uIen. Gs
ben iih 1don mebrere Mpplifante fir
Stelle als superintendent Der Df=
tliden @hulen eemelbet. Dir 9I1u
| idmerlid, bab Serr Son g. Salisp
ganbibat fir pas 4mt auftretsn
b,
, 1876-08-03
ponasrfag 8. Anenf 1876.
@tart Nt6mDno.

Metterberidt fir heute.
lp6beres Barometer; iloli6e uno Dflis
Minbe;. ettpas pIrmeres unb tbeiltpeiIe
moIfises @etter; mosliderpeiie &esen'
Yhauer an Der Giifte.
, 1876-08-03

beian9 8erein 8irginia.
/ mir b0ren, miro oieler itreblame Ser
10 per Gent 3inien ben Mitslieoern
|ibren Mftien, uon isst on sablen; Elm
ben, baB ~oielelben gut anselestes CO.
i iino.
, 1876-08-03
epuetttpnen Don grieffngen.

Son Malten an rem aipei belonoereu gs,o,n
~ I' W az Stfrntsffen b%efnnnr flint, 600 pns
~ ~ ~ 30 utb us 81. 81, @unn
IS $50 g. ". unb u. u. ""
, ~A ~ Se,erfagen - 6.GO 8. gp. uur
u. W.. W0n allen anbern .aoltsn r,.. NV
sm ostefr alf BEN &iidmey her SRI, ? ono.1
w.. u. =. Sna Gem, ID M'
, 1876-08-03

sIarirt. Dis ameritanii9e 9riss
Or. 9esIen", Capt. s. s.. @ouIo,
ben nit Sabaf, BON s. %. Sonne.
tel & Co., elarirte ssItsrn int 3oQ=
Il, nm mad Srieit, Oetrsid, gu se-
, 1876-08-03
Centennial 3 SiGfet@,

Centennial SiGeets,
Rttrtpnf, 5rsSerdsb. II. pptrmae @itsnbabn Col
SfFes hes @enerat i idetsasentsn. :
Ri6nrno. &. Wat, 1876. }
Nm uno rad Wentae 4. ZEN Stem to. Mts NJ reen
gearenrltons'a DIT, smiiden q ,hmcnp uub 4bifabeipbia
FUR Sl4.7G dusaeseben: Gteielsrn ino per, Gas bes
&usftel Ms an auf brstfie ga ,s aultia.
@reurFpns-Iies Swifter R tyanpnr unb Baltimore
ria Sb pptrb fur $40 uub peridst btefsr 3us idnpnp
muir u, 2:35 gtad1a ttaas. @Mds biefs Sidets Rap rom
gag Ter 4NHfteldna anf 80 Gage aaItts.
%heifenbe. w Ids &tbmpno un s LII. Wcrsens y r.
ilahsn err ib n philadelphia I'm 6:'0 Nadm,ttass ots-
felbe@ 1asss. pier stnntsa ftlber ais init lrssnb riner
aaberen 0abn.
ditsts fab in Der SfRce 5sn u. %. @arter, Mp 1926
Wat fra6e, i'm @rtange 6p'el ND IN Der Office her
eonra8aie a: Der @dep yer 8teu uuo grpatitr su babsu.
6. u. aa9l"r.
1875 General! Z d Nsent
, 1876-08-03

Bon ben perl9ieoenen 9rosuiften in
Stabt Iin6 Sulammen $7O.0l fur
See Document Joao 9elammelt
tOen.
, 1876-08-03
Y%botrgropbp.
g. 81. st e 8.

erlautt f& benz Yublifum nnsuseisen, bab ct
iein pbUtperapbii6es @eiddf. in BEN altea
2pealr BON q. u. Jtees & &c..
91S uuo S2l Moin StroEe.
iber Der Dale Der Young Mems Christian
Association, lniibeu Ter Sten uno 9ten Str..
fort Bsn mttp. st 4 int Gtanbe ollie in pas
Sad 9lase Be @rteitea auf's SGDnRe unp
ln cen blQisfen prsiie atssufIbren GENE
Snlrumea,e limb bic beltsn bic semaAt ipers
ben. DIS 2ttt 1T uab ben ~neueitsn @riab-
runssn 8 bant.
@s wnb fernrr barauf ssfebsn wsrsen bic
teltmDsll1lte uno 20 tbellbaft, fe SNaane,
ben abannsb eneen &c lcnsn gu esben.
Die 0saatiSea ipsroen understandable
rsttal@r', unb aur bic bslen Maierialen
MR. en- setranht.
Snpem d BEN 9ublifum msinen bsrsli&en
Danf fiji eas mir se'Gentte 3utraasm iase
titts t4 nm - f~erusres WUglwOaen. ~
, 1876-08-03

5teurn. Die ginnabme Der Ser.
aaten Snlanb.e teuern betrus seitern
, 1876-08-03

peiratbslicen5. Ser GIsrt
/ Cuttings Court CAB seitern cine
.ratbsl,cen3 aus.
, 1876-08-03
@a@ Der G~entenninl. aasaeamns.

Rad Der G%entenninI. aasfeaans.
8i6mpnb, gprt Ripe- unb)
Gbrfapcate ~eiienbabn :
Super Office IS. VI al 1875. }
Wn gfiuGer Der ,,@entecn,al."
Nm uns nab fieiem DatHn, nerbeu aaf 80 Gaze rom
Satum tbr r @usftsauns an su.ti e Grturtpns
Stdet spiiten Nid tnpno ino, PHILADELPHIA ria gprl
ais:r eatn in BIZ fer Office fir IS rs aus eaeben.
a,isfe Sidst iihb su taten in Ga bsr's 1926 Mai fraee
TIM Grddnse 5etel uHo n Der s rf5te bis5er Gp,mpasnis
ar Ser Ode ees 25iteu unb 3pdtrab..
.. s. NpuaIaS 8,
MD Superintendent.
, 1876-08-03
a'em'ab feasr Harm rlsarcpb,

"'a9"'aO 5fasr Alarm-G rlsarepb.
A1a IN & a 4 E II.
No. 2 Grfs guli,si Station,
Ma' 3 3psite gulisei etaticn.
~. Gritte YOriSei e tasiOu.
80. S @pris,rhous o..
Brsas. Rags
@e. 6~SOOfan mi eattsr Soafs," g,saa
SiraBe, stptidsn Der Ssen mnt toten,
nc. sprissubaas, 1step ea... nab
UranfIin. WY
Np. 10 Rodetts.
~. 3 @de Der 12tn unb gRoin CTR.
nv. IA Gds Der 1oen uns gurp ~.
no. 10 Ode ssr tltsn Hns gars Ctr.
NO. 1-6 gde ssr yine unb aloin g tr.
w. IL Gde Der 3ten unb IunoI CTR.
w. 2-1 gde Der 25lfen NIB gruab O.
- eds Der 17tsn NIB Marlbaa etr
N'' ~ ede Der 17Hn nno @a(biuotaa
Ctr. 's~
M'. rs Mstr0ysIisan eiisu. Wsrfs, p.
Str.
No. 20 Ode Der Stem uab Main ctr.
N0. 81 Gds Der 14tsn unb Maiu Ctr
To' SO Ode Der 22asn ane Mais ctr
No. ga gds Der f3s'n une Cars Ctr
20. IS stabtif9ss a~rmenbans.
no. 80 Ereresar Gtens@erte.
no. Al Ode Der ater unb 0eis CTR.
M0. ~ grraS Strabe- %de Salt aap.
WO. 4-3 Gde Curing uns gine Ctr.
N0. IS eds o. SImes anp Dwsal @ts,
Mo. 40 Ssr ssnb us, 25le Ctr.
NO. 81 Sprissnbuus, 10 ctr.
ITO. So 9ds her Clap un @ilmsx ctr.
, 1876-08-03

@etter. @eitern 5eiste bas Sber
mometer UNI 8 ubr Nadmittass IS
@rao.
, 1876-08-03

@oIo idIOb seitern Mittas in 9aeu
Dorf nit 111f.
, 1876-08-03

Biz b6rtsn bieler Gage BON einem
in, wsl1er bon Netu BORT fam, bab
, 1876-08-03

Sir Wirtbe unb Orpfsr.
Srgenb Semaub. Wel6sr ben Snb 1T uni
bic Stdrfs DON Wbisf.Y cter oerelei6en :.ae.
nau gu wiHen piinitt. wiro BON benz untel.
sel6 Ae:sn brbieut tpCreen.
Sec. W. Sic d.
Ser. gtaaten Mi6er. (Gauger,
, 1876-08-03
@SS@M
Nbeiapeafe unb Sbio Gilenbabn.

Gbefarsats unt Cbtp Giferhabn,0
gaddeiersD Department
Ridtnpnp, Va, II. Stunt. 1876
@n inb nod benz 1S.Suni 1876, fab.en
bic paias st.3iiae, Dte fOlsL
, 1876-08-03

Serausseter her rGirain.. Staats u,asstts.S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
ROWING ON THE PAssArc.
A Regatta that Drew n Throne Of Spectators
The Athletics Defeating the Tritepa.

The surface Of the Passaic river for miles
around tho boat club houses Of North Newark
was bright and ray with myriads Of nag-trimmcd
crafts OF all sizes and description, yesterday,
and the wooded banks of the beautiful stream
were lined by multitude Of people assembled
to see the annual regatta OF the Mystic club and
the four-oared shell race between the Triton
local club and the Athletic club OF New York
city. At the long dock Of the Triton boat house
were hundreds Of the young men and bellies Of
Newark. who sat under the cool awnings and
discussed the merits Of the rival crews. II had
been announced that the FIRST race Of the Mystic
club regatta, which was between single SOULS,
would be- rowed at oclock, but II was not until
after o'clock that the oarsmen got away. The
course was from the judges boat on the club
house, three-quarters OF mile up the river to
buoy and return, the course being mile and
half. The contestants were J. Wood Adams and
Daniel f. Tuthill, the former of whom was
dressed In red and the latter In blue. The prize
for the winner was cham ionship gold medal.
and was won by Mr.. Adams In ii minutes and
M seconds.
The next race was over two-mile course and
between four-oared shells, the prize for the
winner OF which was a silk nag. The success
ful crew were also promised elaborate leather
the blue colors were william Ward Iieebe, w.
and p under the r red a esIors j. < Miller JIM
X. Thornel Samuel G. Hunter, Robert W.
Adams. The race was poorly rowed the oars
men ~ both crews splashing about the water
and pulling unevenly. 1t was said to have been
won by the men In red az they were ahead
when the crews became tired OF rowing.
The great interest OF the day centred In the
match between the Triton boys and those 81 the
New York Athletic Club. The course was three
miles In length, extending from below the Tn.
tons house to the buoys up the river, that had
been used In the other races. and back again to
the starting point. The members Of the Triton
Club were s. A. Smith, +. Il. TowDley. A. Pome-
roy, II. ]. Phillips those OF the Athletic were
X. W. kathbone, J.. 5. Mack, IT, G. West, G. III.
Cone. Both crews made good start, the former
rowing nervously and rapidly, and the latter
taking a long. easy practice stroke that they
did not change until the end Of the race. The
Athletics rounded the buoy ia minutes and 20
seconds and the TritOns In minutes and %
seconds. The Athletics galn at every stroke
uDon their adversaries, and passed through the
bone stake boats dozen lengths ahead. Time,
20 minutes and seconds. The rowing OF the
Athletics was admired by every one and was as
beautiful as the action OF a perfect working
machine. The Judges were William u. Curtis
for the Athletics, aud Alexander Handy for the
Tritons. David Tuthll was referee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

FrOm TIE sun fidAciAcO Chronicle.
There are no such things as pavomcnts,
sidewalks, or cutters, and everybody travels III
the mode OF the narrow streets. You pass
along and step aside, now to avoid running intO
a crowd OF kanakas holding a CONTEMPLATION,
now 70 avoid stepping on an old native " or. an
who Is squattng IN the street, intent upon dry
ina some tob eco WITH match preparatory TO
having smoke. Further on, at a corner, Is
crowd OF men aud women lowering around the
stump OF cigarette, which IL successfully
smoked anu tOsseI around on the ground for
the next one 20 lake up and have Whit at.
On one side the street Il Cninaman, with
nothing on but a pair OF big legged breeches,
leans against door post gazing INFO vacancy,
pondering on the wise sayings VI Confucius, or
planning nVe-cent swindie ON the other SIDE a
dusky maiden sits on rock PLAYING frag-
menlAiy noise on cracked accordion. Next
door IL Chinese BARRIERS shop; IN" customer,
on the front porch, sits bolt upright ON stool.
with nothing TO support him but MS thin hack,
wlic tlic lnnk Jawed artist plies the torture.
On the other end Of the porch there are two or
three native women lounging, for john II
popular with the native bellies, not because he Is
handsome-lahiti bellies look deeper than that
but because he makes an exemplary husband I;
for net only does he do his own and their cook
Ing, but he washes for them, too, and leaves
them 10 eat, sleep, and smoke In undisturbed
indolence. The next Is group OF half-naked
boys tossing pennies AZ cork set up with one
or more c1ppets on II. This IL a fayorite anuse
ment. not only with the boys, nut WITH the
mustachcd kanakHs
Ia the Qdai de Commerce the scene is some
what more Lusness-like. Vessels are dis
charging and loading, and natives with hand
carls are rushing here and there With freight
Drays, trucks, express wagons, &c, are IN
known. On the yerandas Of the business houses
native seamstrcsscs, seated on mats on the floor.
are busy making calico shirts, dresses OF tuin
stuns &c. Beneath spreading Duran n crowd
OF natives are having dinner OF feiis aud Dread
fruit.
On the front vtIand.. OF "A warehouse. or per
JewsharN lea on his back, covered with d
blan"et, while Ills paveu IL beng washed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
FINANCIAL AND COMM ERCI1L.

SATURDAY, June 3-P. M. The stock
market started OF with considerable show OF
strength under the influence OF the III anipula-
tons of the cliques In Western Onion, st. Pauls,
Northwesterns and Lake Shore; and prices fur
Their advanced = to ~ v cent. How success
full these com binations may be in twisting the
shorts, next week will determine, but Western
Union was quietly unloaded during the after
noon, while the remainder OF the list was held
nrm by the strength OF the st. Pauls and Lake
Shore. The bulk OF the business, however,
was recorded before midday, and the
later transactions were comparatively tame
and insignificant, because of the alb
sence OF a large number OF operators, who
left the street at an early hour to attend the Je-
rome Park races. Michigan Central rallied from
%6t. to AN. In sympathy with the generally bet
ter tone OF the morning. and the coal roads on
limited trade advanced and ! y cent for Del
aware. Lackswanna and Western and New jersey
Central respectively. Erie was strong at AZ %
IAN, on demand for stock from the shorts, and
Pacific Mail ranged at 27hd278. There were
some sales OF Hannihal ana st. oseph at 100
Ia, the preferred selling at q; ana few shares
OF Panama were bought ut 1870. ST. Paul COM
mon MAS specially active in the late trade at an
advance to 40as. though closing at $1,000. This
was partly due to the increased earnings for the
fourth week In May, showing gain OF $S7
ducers' Conso iIdated Land and Petroleum Com
pany further advanced to ll1A, and Union MIN
ing Company sold at IL.
The following table represents the opening
highest and lowest sales Irregular way of the
principal stocks during the past week, together
with the mum Der of shares d ealt
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The total number OF shares dealt In to-day was
IA ,etp of xhicn ~ estern Irniun renr.sautsi o.
oSS. i - $780, ia NM. :, pai n - 80 ~ -
~, -. g.. au', H,'op, p U,
war; LhONhM"hna .Hu or'cIu' ',,if' ~ fhui
preferred. s.O65; Michigan Central 1850; OhiOs,
2,gJO: Pacific Mail, 2.125; Union Mining Com
pany, 1850; Erie. 3O25 Northwestern, 225O; the
nre forred No. Rnck leland oA3. Nav Vnrk
Ean,,.i rIs, Tntnn p.c,a,. Soa. in,,tsd $50
s,c"s''ii 0' x'v' =, -, 80, ''ee'e
Express, DO Neih, H.go hhpIess' o-' hhrleiil,
~; Hannibal and 81. Joseph, 900 the preferred,
100; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, pr New Jersey
Central, l44; American Express, 4O6; Atlantic
and Pacilo 1eleUrlph Comnnny un. pro Cnn
Iand mi patroIs',n, ,,rn,,,nn IN. tit.I ~. ,,yr
~ 80 Chtcaa, ara 49, ~ wv N'N"S"'S''
ny e"u "'e"tp "'u nhon' ~ g.,
Inc Roid market continued dull' ana devoid
OF speculative interest. the opening pr,ce was
lE5., but on more favorable Rdyices respecting
the turn which the Eastern question had TAX en-.
addad 10 Tho fact In.t ~. hanL al
rn,'aa - .ti'L, 49,, H. snecia tnsdsad ~ a 49,
s"v"Sr 'tl. tu,h ~" ~ W ~ Use,
a. hhu been ehpecleu, ! 1ecnheu WIN iloeral
offerings 10 llZs az ~hlch ngurts IL Closed.
The following were the principnl transactions,
- -, 80, mn . a, 80, 80, m a, ,,o, =
~ ~ ~ - i'vy - a'vp q ii%A
lON3 A. h-.ll-'t llo3 A. h.'ll-'s 800 T. NJ ll-ls
In loans the rates psid for having baancef carried
we're L. ~ cent and nat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
THE MILLIyERs' SALESMAN.
The Repository Of More secrets than arc
Known by any Other Man.
Man M HALL

In n large wholesale millinery house not
far from broadway Is said To be tue most sue
cessful salesman Ia this line In the entire couu-
try HIS purchases Al tue dollar store Ia a single
looking young man, destined by his parents for
the ministry. His trade comes mainly from
ono, Indiana, aud the middle W estern states,
bat he Il said TO he fast usurpug the uori Ia
han Isome divorced man. My motto" said ne,
IN conversation with tina writer, lis. a uil'ner
cant oe beat That has always been my motto,
and have never Tried To beat EN-"
beating "A .llliner, 1t appears. has a some
what different meaning among the trade from
that usually attributed TO the slang expression (;
freely translated, II means that miliIuer can
not he deceived.
"SVne statesmen think II can be done" he
continued, hut I've known many good cash
trade worth $3.50 "A year lost through just trying
to beat II (cvidently "a good @ sh TRACE means
a millineI out Of dinner. They cant be beat !;
there amt NJ excuse IN the world ahle to do It.
IL was gong to NV brothers funeral and - far
cisn trade came in about lunch time. Ia take
her out to get lite. 1 would sir II lost the
ceremony, because she'd surely think | was
beating her II | went"
From considerable questioning II was learned
that this " unz man Corresponds regularly with
about one-h II tue milliners Ia the county. and
never slows anN thing like the same expression
To appear In any two letters, even Though tue
rivI establishmt Dts be sepnratsd by hdlf n
dozen States Though anable, and a woman $
favorite rs a man with such correspondence
must II necessity be. he 10 not upon UOwlnx
terms with anv enaie Whatever outside OF tue
trade. He Is said to be the bermeticsliy
scaled repository Of more secrets thAn any
other man In the world, ana Is aDle to confer in
tellixenty with the different dep0sitors OF these
secrets at moments notice. No one ever nc
CuSec MIN OF tue midest intrigue, and no ono
WIS ever aOle To detect that youth or beauty
weig he'd in the least upon his evenly DalanC ed
mind. Inc salary Of this young man, including
the PROFITS OF his sales, amounts TO over ti,OJO
"A