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New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
CATTLE MARKETS

BpTTNo. Jan. 4.-CArnE E-Recepts today 5l4 head.
lns the total supply for the week thus far 53i head
oasnse sale here against l47 for the time last
difference the receipts fO the thus far Of 80
market for the week has been dull and slow the attendance f
buyers Of an classes was fair hut taking hold slowly tho
hin last week, while there arc plenty Of tho
tommonest aud medium grades on sale there are
hold )r strong weeks prices but HE few
Sos % lot are shade TO &c on With % %Go%n%afI % t6dsacy
disposed Of fair proportion Eastern
tp 2ss To- az 10 ijG b. al u 81 6 81 G2aaSl 50 as 20
s. 750ss. ranging from lll2 70 $50 b at
% Il60 3oa n. al - 2jqtt 50a+jd$5 25aS6 y In
nsna ste r. rens nom l0il TO lipl 10 Zgz 10 l'7@ l1
81 629 Oi7 n at - - Canada stCcsers ayeragng
y}O n al ~ p old cows al ~ 90 COVE and heiio IS 0Oa
sREEF ASp LANRs- Receipts to-day GOO head making the
ota supply for tue week nus i lOoS mead against 2ODO
head Tor the same me t week ana $500 mead Tor the same
last year The fOr the week has been
pr including The sales made Yesterday the prices range 10
Nc advance last weeks medium quality sheep be
~ good tSefe Vas sr Attendance oi ali classes Of buyers
ovy remaining unod sales oi ONO sheep averaging
ichigan sheep averaging b At &jd$j 10 80 H. at 81 5O
indiana sheep, averaging - d. al - 6Zt-.
Tor the week thus lar G5OO head against $500 head Tor tho
time last weeh and 800 head for the week last
offerings disposed Of the pric ranged or orke ~ IL
dS7 Is heavy h'g - l0asi % there market to
cars including heavy and light stock wecon sale which .ore
disposed Of in small lots at irm - 2jGs7 80 the yards ae
bare Of stock.
CHICAGO. Jan 4.-CAIu Receipts 34OO head. martet
dun except for butchers which fairly active prices un
UosIReceirts q 900: pces 5alOc higher for hackers
which 80 7jd$7 light bacon grades az - lO1s7 25
snd New England grades at - lJdS7 90 shipments i70
head
sBTEP-Beceirts 700 market quiet but firm at s3 2jo
s. 20.
ISBI,SArou-. Jan 4-Hoes sell at se 75as7; receipt.
1.2S2
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BAtuvogy Jan. ACTION dnn ami nominal MidtlDg
l374si5c Low Middlmg 2ac Good ordinary II gc gost
cOastwise bales
ba spinneIs. los bales stock, 64S bales
GALVESTON Jan. 4.-CottOn easy NlddIng, l22c' LpF
AIiddling ! Sc Good ordinary; iOc net receipts W.
bales exports coastwise 529 bales sales 3S2 bales stOcA
CIS,ISSA1i Jan A-Cotton dull; Mddling l2'sc.; low
Alddhng l2c. Cool Ordinary lO4c net receIpts SG9
WIlHSGroN Jan. 4-Cotton quiet aud nor nal 'fddins,
l2osc.. low Middlng, l24c. Good Ordinary lgZc, hei
receipts $40 bales exports Great bntan. se9 bales
T6RFGlK Jan 4.-Cotton quiet Midd.ng 12--c. net r.
25l9 bales exports, COastwlse 45-o bdes salo
MFSTIs Jan ~CottondulI Middng l2i4 1850 receipts,
17sS bales shipments 1880 bales sales Loo Dae' st'cA
Pan apEIrrL Jan 4-Cottou quiet Ntldlins I32c low
Middng 12sic; Good Ordinary, ll'4c, net receipts jzZ
S1vhSSGIi. Jan. 4-Cotton dull; MiddlnF 1870. Low
bales gross .G2 bales exports 10 Great Britain 76l bales
go the Continent 13l bales coast"ise IiI lats sales
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 4.-COtt0n quiet Middling. i2lc.
MOBILE. Jan 4(utt On-Bcter grades tr1nci, low rTa'o-
MiddlnR l2sc. Low Middl ug IL sdll 2c Cool on
Gnsry 1O4dlOsc; net receipts 3ll5 baos exports coast
NEw ORLEANS. Jan f-COttOn-Demand fair; Middling.
Middiing IL &C; Good Ordinary, l0ifc,
eeips 9O-9 bales gross, 1O4l5 bales exports to Great
L. bales 10 France 1851 tO
nenf ei6 bales s1es 6 900 bales stock 21OGs9 bales
AUGUSTA Jan. 4.-COttOn fra; good demand MiddlDg.
l2Ac Low Mddng II Sc; Good Ordinary llci receipts
4jj bales sales. I6j bales.
Niddng, 13c. Good Ordinary, II &c; net receipS 1919
bales gross 29lO bales 2ij bales stock 3isS bales
CHARLESTON Jan. 4.-COttOn steady Mddne, l2Isd Sc
receipts 7Os bales sales l5OO bales stock, 90 Sl2 bales
81 LOUIS. Jan 4COtton lower for lower grades Mdding.
t587 bales shpuouts 2,si7 bslos 2.6 bsle.
R.17O bales.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
Eeeal Noliess.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS for
~ The CITY and COUNTY Of NEW YORK
HELEN -. REED


CHRISTIAN + RIDDER and Mrs. RIDDFR, his wife
(wh1sr lrst name IL uDknown), FREDERICK KLUSSAANI
FRITZ DNEKfR HERMAN WERNSING, and CHAHLEA
WILLIAM BIDDER
In pursuance Judgment ~ foreclosure and sale made
at .sl IN the above entitled acton the 24th day y
N1yomlei, lS75 the undrrsigTed the referee names
ucrrn. II sell At public auction. by Benjamin y Faircbd
auctGnr 10 the Exchange -aesroom No III Broadway ia
the (.ty If York. WEDNESDAY, tho tysxth
day n January, 1876 At II O'Clock Tho following 60
sCrlbed PREMISES Al thar certain lot piece. parcel
o land with III building thereon situate lying and being Ia
the second Ward OF the CITY Of Newlork and
bounded and described follows: Beginning at Q
uoint on The s0utherly eide Of Forty .nfh-st. dis.
liant one hundred (IUD easteTiy tie
south easerlv corner ~ Forty hrhst and Tentlaye
running eastcy along the Ouhery SIDE " Forty
nth t25) feet thence sonihcry and parallel
with renth ave- hundred OO feet thence westerly and
NTH twenty-five (2l) teei, ana thence
noTthery parallel with Tenhaye Que hundred OO ioos
10 the place Of beginning.
Dated New OTk Jan. 1, 1876
WM. H. Dt siNBERRY. IlantiH5 Attorney. - .
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9te Cream.


HORTON ICE CREAM
Il made from Pt' RE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
sud the public tie fc as Icy compare II
others ua uur made from tr..
our exceed ~ other tSfr -Huert ~ the
Kind m the world and almost equal flose OF a tIr NrF-
York dealers combined. W thus ~ lf - suppl,
BETTER ARTICLE al Il LOWER fIOthh than uny
other establishment
CHARLOTTE ECS-T rich and DELICIOUS.
y CENTS PER DOZEN. OF 80 CENTS FIR QUART
DEPoTs-NO 3Oj 4THAYE snd 80. t.5i BROAD
WAY.
I RUSSELL a SONS.-ltE CREAM.
-. - BIBLE TUl~.
hperial lttantln 10 on town Ontrs-
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

PruAngIPnia, Jan. 4.WoolTle demand quiet hut all
grades Of Fleeccs firmly held amt a
market - tOked for this month sales OF Ohio Pennsyl
Vania. al. West Virginia Xxx and above, 4Gd5Oc. X,
spdi Medium. 5Ou5sc.. York
Michigan, ludsna, and Western Zine. 42a4jc. Medium
cS4C; Coarse 46Ga9c. COmbing, Washed 58aG2c.. Tn
washed az RG ABE Canada COmbng. 63c.. Fine Unwa.he
3l952c Coarse and Medium. Unwashed 35d3Sc.
Tub Washed. 5Odj7c.: Colorado Washed, 2S03Oc.. Col
oradO Unwashed 22a25c, ENua and Merino. Pulled an
b42c. NO and super Pulled. 3S0f2c: Texas Tins and
Medium. 2jG27c. Texas Coarse 2ld2ic.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
FOR sALE-The MACHINERY, Betting,

EOR SALE-The MACHINERY, Betting,
sHAFTING etc. in the Factory o the Cleveland Furbi
ture Co No 90 ScIantOnave Cleveland Oho consisting of
planes shapers sckor' band SAVE scroll SAWS ripping cu,-
ting OF ani 5lnarug mp lathe born- teunouae dowel
m machines blower etc. With line .afune, c1ruft ,Aaitus
betting holster. etc. comprising conpetr as'or
Itry and D. ni,t class contoh
with lease and power dry non-c an yaft
room rlr0ad track flcies. and s0ch oi bIcA walnut di
hard wood lumber Address communications ami ~ p"ea> 20
e. VI. NtN'E,
Assignee. ( Rouse BOCA Cleveland, ohln
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Steamboats, ano Railroads

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnio
kp ami Naugauok Railroads Fare tl. Steamer BRl Do n
RI leaves Catarne slip AZ l. and bridgeport stl
p
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East River Savings Institution,

No. 3 CHAMBEESST, NETWORK, DEC. %, 1875.
BOTH SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND Interest at the rate
OF SIX t6 PER CENT per nnum has been declared and will
be- paid after the ia Of January on all sums which
have remained deposit i0r three Or six months previous 10
The Isl taY Of January, 1876
Interest called fOT viii DO credited and draw interest a.
original dcpOsit
4Dk Opou daily from 10 10 g. ana Thursday from
WILLIAM H. oLOCUM President
CuA5 a. WnrTNEI Secretary.
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CFRMAN SAYINGS. RANK IN mid CTTY
THEOIE. RuEK. Trenanf
MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
NO. GA BROADWAY.
FiFTGTH SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND.

NewYoTk. Dec. 2s 1875.
Trustees OF this Institution have declared
annual dividend on all deposits (by The rules entitled
the rate Of six cent Of
AZ 900 and under per per
2OOO PAYABLE and after Jan II. Interest Withdrawn
vii remain a. principal interest the
pOst of and VIII be entered on the passDooks whenever
presented. y j. BkON y, ITesldcnt.
& y AfvOPD Secretary EDWARD SCHEiJ. Trea
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financial.

OFFICE Or uE HOWARD INSURANCE CoNPASY,{
.- NLw. YORK. Jan 3. 1870
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
n Directors Of this cPany he'd on She 3Oth ultimo
Theodore kcelt rendered s resignation Secretary ana
same was accepted. IICHAkD W. CLARK.
nm Il
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Broadway SAVINGS Institution,
4jm sEMI.ANNUAL INTEREs

40 237 Broadway. entrance % Park place
Interest on deposits entitled thereto months eni
ing Dee 81 az tie rato Of SIX PER CENT PER ANNU M.
on all sums Of - and upward viii be paid after Mon.
day. Jan l.. 1876. FRANCIS 7. SCHoAiS, President
pFIFE CtsAIN., Act lary.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
6.edmtodts ano Railroads.

nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CO.
~ Owning ant operating tho only ruo 70 C9opersioEn,
place. LAKE chsms Jan. Night from
New York Albany ali Troy with morning trans
The day llne steamers snd midday trans gtn eyo9s traa
s hs. az III H. SoiePfR S %s o : = MAYO 'n PAS
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
Il WINTER ARRANGEMENT:
0onmencas oct 20. 1873 Trains Hunters Pont as
900 m-EHprc., mail for Grssnport, Sag Harbor. aud
iOGos m--Msn train for Port Jefferson. Locust Valley
i:0a Accommoiiiion Tor Hck,vilis ami H,m2'is.'i
lev Heinp,to.I and E0ckagsy '
1S0 p -H,prss, Tor PORT Jefferson Locust valley AMI
5SG Express for Locust Valley Hsmps,ea and Rock
cc9 @ y,ny SG y'G192o 9, 81 ga eT24e, %
m, and st9' TO- and IL iI:i1 l,E,Y ?, n TRAINS
900 q m.-For Port Jefferson Locust Valley. AMI Hemp
90 p m-For Northport Locus, Valley. and Hempseai
Bterr boats eays to Jaes az H2 r. r. e,oTy % Ga 9oar
10 minutes previous 10 departure OF trans from ll1nef'
Point %. ". y. CT SITS. General supern1endent
| EHLGH VALLEY RAILROAD ,,,s
is75-Loavs dspos q Cortland, and Desbrqsse ss at
fRs E.S M,S@ hSSia aan.eV A'cSs G
Carmel, Wkesbarro. Putston. Elnra. &C. connecting Win
trains for Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara FANS
p w. for E,ston. Bothehsm Allontown. Mauch Chunk.
Haileton. Mahanoy Cy shensndoal " NkesDarre Itl;on
Fel1r and aSrsSarss S s eo'' COMMISSIONS '
p M. for Eastop Iethlehem. Allentown and Manch
'ISpRs @ NJ t M hapTsss aay for Ea,ou Bethlehem Al
connecting with trans for Ithaca Auburn. k0ehesteI BAao
attached EOBT IL. SAYRI., rupt and Ensr.
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
~ = 95 steamers leayo Peek, Slip for Newiayen at
and p M daily l5ntd,ys eHcepied connectns wl ioai
NEW,Y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-Aiter jan. l, 1876, through
trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
800 ~, Chicago and Northern Express with drawing
through to Rochester.
1880 m. spsca chicago Express with drawing rOouc'r,
~ Rochester ami BuiIo
il0Oa m SoIthem s- western Express
y,,k y, - ,pho EXPRESS, Sleeping from New
S60n m 'F.-is arr. wing at Montreal az 30 a.
,1 express tn sleeping gears WatortOVn AMI
snn :, '."'' = ., fOf Montreal wa PIaftshu gl.
49, j. -. Pacific Express Day with sleeping for
-..oster Fails Buffalo, Cleveland ana Cincinnati:
also for Chicago va both T.. =. and II. G. Railroads
100 D. with shopping Albany and Troy
{. II. KENDRICK.
General Passenger i gent.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

OFFICE or CHASE e Atkins, BANKkRs l
No. IS BgOAp-sT, NRw.YoRK, Dee. 81 l87J.}
NIIE INTEREST COUPONS of the following
named Railway Companies will be paid at our ohco on
and after Jan /, 1876: - - ---..-- -
LAKE SHORE and MICHIGAN SOUTHERN FIRST
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE.
CLEVELAND. PAINEsVILLE and ASITABuLA OLD
MORTGAGE.
BUFFALO and STATE LINE
JAMESTOWN and FRANKLIN FIRST MORTGAGE.
KALAMAZOO and WHITE PIGEON FIRST MORT
GAGE.
KALAMAZOO ALLEGAN and GRAND RAPIDS FIRST
MORTGAGE
SCHOOLCRAFT aud THREE RIVERS FIRST MORT.
GAGE.
CHASE & ATKINS
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.GtIunclal.
CAS STOCKS.

GAS STOCKS. - $3.50
MAt'fiA'rrAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
nnn 49, - ""' " GEO II PEES rfS-.
"' Room 23 80 Broad ~ =. Y.
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NOTICE OF AI-'r'N'-;1- -:

- by eycn that ABRAHAM WlIiE%ACho 81 the Town
.hip of Bf gatr County u -0nrf p and ~iaif oi NeH
Jersey hat th. ay made yim-nt tp the N
hi. t flr equal benefit ~ b., ClcitolS ANA mat ne
rreiito, exhibit thrr respective orns utfI 4ath
WITHIN ile term % three Hyi.hs Dael Dec
- I37J RICHAED y. L1NDABI ~ Bound Brook, New
!
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

TBt NAuONAL P,RE BANK oF Nsw YORK
Dec II. 1875. (
ELECTION.-An election for Directors will
~ be held al tie Office OF this Bank TT LSDAl, Jan.
tfom IL O'Clock TO o'clock J. l. WORTH Cashier
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
Diuioeno Notices.

NORWICH AND WoRCfsTPR INIroiD COMPANY. !
TGEAsrEEEs OFFlCP NORWICH, CosN, Dec ~ lSf')
VNIIE Board OF Directors of thls Company
have tins ay d, clarcd dividend OF FIVE PEk OfNi -
pay Bank, In Boston, on the lOth
day of January TO stockholders whose names are on 0
stock Ledger at the close of business on The 3lnt Is
g. .S PERKINS TREASURER
OFFICE oF IHR STAR fiET lNs. Co.
No. l6l BRoApWAY YORK Jan H. lSib
rTNIIE Board of Directors have this day de
l. clar,d the usual SEMI-ANNUAL DIvIDENDoi oi
FIVE PER CENT.
and an EXTRA DIVIDEND Of 22 PER CENT both paya
JAMES ". HODGES. secretary
OFFICE THE GLoBY FIR Insurance CoNPANY.I
l1G BROADwAY, NEw lORk. Jan g. 1876.
fENIIE USUAL SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
Il OF
FIVE PER CENT,
AMI asO
EXTRA DIVIDEND or FIVE PER CENT
is thi, day declared payable Oh demand.
ALFRED a. REEVES,
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

The writer's include "Amphion." Lord
" illiam Msckay, Wat BradHoOd. Henry Her
IN A 4
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

hFFlCE CON lINLN AL l-NoC No ~. %,
~ COMPANY. No. lO2 Broadway Sew. ioIS, orr, & Dec ~;
1875 The Annual Election Directors OF tm7 tOmpdy
vii he held on WONDAY tho ION January next. at ts
oice The poll Op6n ~ o'clock noon an1 iena open
ono hour - nv = =, -, 80
TV,UF annual election for Directors of the
4 IONG BRANCH AND SEA SHORE RAlLRoAD
COMPANY will be held NJ the occ OF the COMPANY AT l,hg
branch \ J. on THURSDAY, Jan. o, 1915 between uo
hours OF 2 IN. and p. 80 80. "a, - an,
The transfer books viii close Doc 90 1879. al T. n anu
reopen Jan. T. $40, at 10 BY order o,,cs,.-, e.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

inDy ''I,, ~, a. 52 a. i,rtas'-, ~
tYrg,rIIyE DRrAgIAgNr t,P.ICR OF SIAE TEGA5t EEA{
COiSfMinA south Csoius Dec. "a, 1910.
IN consequence of the delay IN the passage
z of the TAX I'LL OF the STA1L OF SOUTH CAl.O,
LIMA which became Law IN the 2lt hs Tue payment ol
the the Consolidation H0nDh ana STOCK o lLo up
lcb = next on and after Whch
aie an Coupons AND Interest Orders on mo Cons
lt on bonds and stocks ~ the state VIII De pai al the O,o
Of Mcssrs Morton BIss -, rwNuik iily anu AT he
ohce nf tho Treasury. columbia, south car l.ba -.
All Coupons Interest orders uc and tohecomc que IN
GLIDING July 1876 the Cans ia'u Bauds ana olo,hs
OF In, -iao south carolina are no" celNalle ~ ia TOT
taxes l.. .CARDOIp. Treasurer STATE n oouth OaiOhha
NOTICE E.-Lhc Amnmal Meetlr; O! the stock
~ h0ifMs of tle WHD3E BLOCK PANEMENI COL ~
PANY will De held % tlril once. - " " q, 81 on
D Hr;;y & v".th 1,c 81 I 50 secretary
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the Stockr
N bolor. os THE NEWNORk ~ ~ AND "itAlE
BAR COMPANY for the cec1n Of ohryI' toi We ns n
vrlr viii bo old Al Tho Of Company No 3Z william
st. on TUESDAY, Janusry H. lot, Al ~ 0Cl9c~ a H.
w. f. ~. MATTHIISNEN,l l
" 4 WIECHEkS, trustees
4 PACKER,
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
MOTION or ASSIGNMEYT.-Notice is here

~ by gwen that MARY ~ Best and Ophelia Best partners IN
trade Under the firm 4 Best 6 Coz ~ ne Cy Oi New
arL County Of sx aud OK New Jersey have tbs lay
male an assignment tie sJci Der ~ their paTneshp -
Of their crlltpr- ana that the san
for, must exhiH respective claims. under oath or
within tho term o three months nom the oaIS
h. rrof- Dated New ARK, Nj. Jan J. 1870
Nm W.SIrTNWhY Assignee. al Broadway. -. Y. city,
or W. < ]. MORROW, Attprucys Newark " j.
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Diui0cn0 Noiltco.
CONTIYENTAL NATIONAL BANK,.

INV JI
COUPONS of the following BONDS. maturing
- January J. 1876 Will Dos paid and after N1N NDAh.
Jauutrr g. tie Office oi Mr,r-. 4. h JI-lF PATTON @
co. 81 William -t.. Stw Aurk
Ghcaso and Alton ia .TIai FIRST NoT'rfct
st. Louis JaCk -oryc ana ti ago Railroad ''. ont Noft
gaze.
Joliet and Chicago Railroad Tlrtt N.rtc1,.
Iubuque All ~ouhrr5t,ru lilOai r erred Iifst Mort
gage
Dubuque and sioux city Railroad Firat Iorfgave
Cltr0 Colum "a. .nd Augusta iairHd ttr-t dnriA"r
toiar. 80 eld Augusta ltI4I,'ad rIet y DIT l.trr
Ataur. and q III Ili.iosd toas. Itatti NUfgarc
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

Elizabeth Dyer Jane Dyer william Dyer take notice matt
fetU O the hi rant to the above
the pltintlt o' tain 40 order O take the b
tossed against and hu Court may grant sitn relief as she
tiled u own showing, ana Wll not
further notice Of the futur proceedings IN the cause
Your il be si The oGco " tho Deputy Regis
tar Town a Brockg n the oupty Of Lex a. IN tDe
Province of ontario apd Doni-,r NJ canada.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CO.
~ Owning ani operating tho only riuta % C9OpersOwn
Sharon cave. BGi.st0. SIJaoSl Lake George.
places Cham Night trans an1 steamers from
New iOrk Albany ali Iroy with morning Trans
The day line midday trans WIN ey0nDs tris
for ali places. a.. MAYO. Geul pas
An..l IL . D A..tIA Ar
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
After the Farmers.
Atr0,,, t1,A Do Tea -, ~ $50 1Avrn

Farmers should be on their guard. A new
dodge of swindling has been put in opera
ton. Several strange men drive through all
agricultural district. They stop at all the
farm houses and make d contract to take
all the butter the farm can furnish at fifty
cents per pound. Further, 1t will be gath.
cred up by special teams and the cash paid
for it at the door. The pretense is that
during The fall and winter the large cities
viii be overhowcd and that butter will be
scarce. In this way all the farmers in a
district are contracted with, and arrange
ments are made 70 come for their butter on
certain days aid at certain points; the con-
tract to 60 into effect in two weeks. A few
days after the departure of the men drove
of COWS comes along. They are fine look
iug milch cows. The farmers having good
thin. IN view think they might use few
more cows. They try to buy them and the
droyer dosen't seem to be anxious to sell
Finally, however, he is induced to sell tw o
or three to each farmer at prices considera
bly, higher than the real market value. he
then departs, meets his partners, who put
up the butter jobs, and they divide their
profits. That is the last the farmer hears
of 1t.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
First Female Jury ON Record

A jury of women was called at Chester.
Pa, on the eth of sth month, 1909. A case
Of Grim. con. came before the court the
parties having confessed themselves guilty
Of the charge. were presented by the Grand
Inquest, upon which they were both called
to the bar, and upon her further confession
and submission, o jury of women were Or
dsred to inspect. The names of the jury
empsnelled were: Lydia Wayde, Sarah
Usher, Hester Rawlence, Mary Carter, Jane
Hankes, Mary Hoskins, Elizabeth Mus
grove, Mary Bsyless, Elizabeth Hastings
Mary Little, Jane Moulder, and Annie
Ssunderlaine. "They make return they
cannot find she is Ga. charged), neither be
they sure she is nof." The case is rendered
at full on the records of the Chester County
Court.-Centennial Gazette.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
A WOuld-ho Suicide.

The Washington "Chronicle" says: Con-
siderable excitement was caused about the
capitol yesterday afternoon by the desper-
ate attempts Of man suffering from mania
a-potu 20 destroy himself by jumping from
the upper portico. He had mana ged to get
upon the balcony and was about to leap
into eternity, when he was caught BY the
capitol police, who dragged him from his
perilous position. and, notwithstanding his
protestations and resistance, marched him
to the Seventh precinct station. Here he
acted like amadmsn, and in order to better
secure him he was handcuffed before being
consigned to q cell. This seemed to in
crease Ills violence, and he had not been
alone long before he had stripped himself of
every stitch OF clothing, and he raved and
iumed about the cell as naked as when be
entered the world. He was watched to
prevent his injuring himself, and in short
time nature gave way and he fell exhausted
Into sound sleep. His friends were noti-
hel and will take charge of him to day.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
Deluded by False Hopes.

lcTOM Cne CluolNnatl Star.
He was seeedy- looking individual, and
as he stood upon the corner gazing wistfully
at the disappearing form Of a newsboy who
had just picked up q good-sized stump and
WAS making OFT with the prize, there was q
vague aspect Of despair In his attitude
which was very touching. Perhaps 1t was
this which attracted the attention of mild
looking party who was passing by, and per-
haps it was something else but however
this may be, the mild-looking party stopped
and gazing at the solitary gone, expressed
1t thus?
"Old man, wouldn't you like to have =
drink this mornings"
"You've read me as accurately as though
my thoughts were printed on an open page,
"replied the solitary, taking his quid from
his mouth and passing dilapidated coat
sieve over his lips.
'I thought So" murmured the mild
looking party, while tear trickled down
his cheek "but conquer the desire. Fight
it 40 you would legion Of Demon for drink
has ruined many Il man who had more ex-
pressive forehead than you've got"
And the mid~looking party continued on
his way, and solitary gazed dreamily into
space and communed with himself.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
Gov. Chamberlain Denounced.


COLUMBIA, s. c., Oct. S-The State Dem
ocrat Executive Committee has issued an
address denouucing Coy. Chamberlain's s
recent proclamation, as unwarranted bv
law and facts, and is issued to furnish q
prete1t for asking for troops. In response
to letter from Gen. Hampton, Chief Jus
tice Noses says he knows nothing to lead
him to conclude that South Carolina /. All
armed camp, or that any arm is needed
more potent than the law. Associate jus
tiee Wilker and Judges Mackey and Cooke,
Republicans, have writer letters denying
knowledge Of the statements in the procla-
nation. Msckey charges Chamberlain with
conspiracy against free ballot.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
DIED..

O'BYRNE-Of yellow fever. in Savannah,
= on October /. Mrs O'Byrne. wife Of Judge
D. A. OByrne, OF that city. lady OF rare
culture and accomp lishments. ReQuies-
cat IN Pace.
YINEGAN.-On the eth inst, Mary. daugh.
ter OF Thomas ana EvelinA H. kinegan,
aged p years.
The relatives and friends Of tho family
are respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral. from the residence Of her parents,
corner sixth and Welsh streets, Chester.
on Tuesday. the 10Th instant, to meet at the
house al $50 O'Clock, A: NJ. Mass at st.
Michael.s Church. intsrmeAt at st. Mi.
chael's Cemetery,
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTN.

Funeral Notices.
Nanted-A Cook
Harness-Yerger
Coal-Bush i Son.
Observation-Disclosures.
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Observation-Disclosures
Coa!-Mills Il Combes.
For tIchaage-Houses
Democratic Mass Meeting
Wanted 10 Rent-House, etc.
Wanted-M 9ney on Real Estate
License Arp.ication-John Hartman
Grand Opera House, T Raymond
License Application-Frank Johnson
License App!ication-John Fehrenbach