davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-02-16
~. 2s1 III, Al $so9; to Martin l. F., u scoss. av.


Wood lto*. to ~ wr,h ~ stocscr*. tv, a2t H., at
siDu; H. T.. Ctpckrr, ~ nee-s. ~. ,3i lit. NJ {51'
jam, Jackson to swift H.. II rtsrrs, l,"go ts.
Nieolrs \ Adlarna to Eastman. j a.eors, Az. 1s7o
H. at Ah7s y sao -. 1851 lba At i,n; to sa's 10,
l.a32 u. stao: u 70 rama Ira ~. ttso y, 1 70
c"noxor ! ill i Myers ssissrs nv. 1.1s' is' at
ueorae Adams, Il. II Co.. IL Hammond. u steers,
ig3s ri ,;2' ,s saTe ID s'se A. ~ q H. r.. It #
lso.enhan t'ccsel to Morris Walked, o. rteers.
II u * :r,as d t2 . to., !" ssi g. T.. q
oe. 10 liz iis,'ast q q 's cts1ssss s'
s. John Down 10 I. crocker. ~ ateer', av. i,9ts
,t., AZ t!es:
M q ussp % osx s,.;l Il s s
<i2x; to CaIswnl, ii stesrs ~. .3s tbs, $3oo; 70
Sefey ssef y ~ 80 10 % oa e s stesfs
l27l lbs s''' to Met'raw II cows, as liza lbs
II. slrahorn Co. 10 Swift a., Is ateers, av. ,lso
ste,rer B O.. to Morris Il waixe, II s,oars, Az.
si ~ At fieo; sauo to same. II strers, as l.2'6
lloriuo Dros. 10 Norris Watxei II .tcers av 1223
ibs. At iIa3 to sane 4 a,esrs. ~ !a lbs 1t
steers, nv. 1890 lis, At Sis.
Denny !. io.mond 10 Morr,a, 13 steers, ~. 11a5 bs
3atAJ III 41Enbr ~ hteCEh4 nv S}Bt
1aI Il Patterson 10 Murtis 1t WaIxet, II ateers. Nv
11M ~, at $4t0; TO sai',c 10 ateers ~ 1.l4s III, At
si10; to Same. IL eto.ra, Nv la9 s, al TO fa&e.
~ stcers, ~ 1,1I0 liz. nt $t3a: rama to Mouroc, ~
acesa. ~ 2a0 u.s. At sS: 10 sac Is steers, ay 15Gs
iba, at $4.N.
hfs..ln Bros. to orrIs wsi1cl 81 steera Nv 1.1to
Ma, nt 4I.95. ......
Groves nsos. to1sorras waisei, IS steers, ny 1oio
lts. al x4.1n.
ii. lenty ia Morris h Hatxe1 - stcrss 12a1 B, at
49s Raaa 10 fftrs III secrs, av Iii lis, ut .b5.
Alexander, CaHsell Il Co.. to Mcnroe, Al stecra. ay
1,1s7 Ill., at $t.So to Eau. 16 COWS, Nv 037 lis, at
$3.13.
fiOnS-TheTe not mitch life In tho hog trade,
hut tue srnan rstciiha gavo this market strength and,
for wcaaaoresl drorcs. whcllGr light or heavy thGro
wcro buyuFs al Dc advance Moudays prices. Tho
fresh receipts fell ahort Of 10oa 'ca tho tota tinco
Saturday amounting to only l7,922 head. or less than
nneIalf rlaity reeeivcd during tho
period lat wsek Ths nunbor WA 80 small tL.t raek.
lialf-tiozcn of thn locnl cutters wcru represented.
Trading wan 1t t701Ga75D for acal1waKH; nj $7.75@
$40 for to thniuo light wsistta; and Of $7.75
Gss.7o for inferior fancy. Tho market clospd ir,n
HOG sALKs.
... No. Az Prizes.
strsder. Waisworth h II. to Armour b
, 1876-02-16

IouR and short e!cazs quoted Il liza e,ah, mud
1l1:o selpr March. boxed gssen l.sns 1lttta1l'
swect-pirkled 20, .12'a12Hc; cu!nl'rs!ana., ia;.a
cash Of seller February: onE-cut hams. ~ l3ltc.
boxed: bacon hams, lJtel14c.
t}nEAsE-W4s luitt at TGsgr. ... ...... ...
BEEF PRODUGrS-Hers stcaly md qnet at $3.50
1DU for nieaF, 3lU69g5 1l.11 for eStIa ulcts, Ruu
$3t.6llGs 10 for hama.
TALLuH-Wsn uuuted ii ak0aLc.
, 1876-02-16


steady aud Grn, al k75Gs Liz for poor 10 cotnon at
<495 45l for ,uodiut and At 5i.7s1t5o for Kuod to
ctpIg1.
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Feb. .13,-CATTLE--1lncetrts, 1,ai1: total
for tbs weoR, 5.33l. market dutl; prices about 20
hiEhert gacs OF 1,U00.
HuInr AND LaMns-Roceipts, 4.a00; total for tho
wcok S100 market dull an1 slow; ony 40Do sold for
The wco9: prlcea 5sc uI on frsAa receipts and G
old atock.
IIocs-rcccipts 1,sc0: total for tho wcck, bcoo;
supply light; mixcd lots, {8U03J Iarus bare Of
atock.
ET. LOUIS.
sr. Louis. Fet. 13.-lfoas-AettvB and higher;
Workers. $1,I9a7.7s; packing, S7.7s 5aoo; Fhilade-
plis, $8L5tsho3.
CArrLr--A hhade Arney, with improved dauara; ;
prices unchanged fair 10 primo uatlYB shipping seuss
st.tts i7a; ponI sscors. ou fan to choice Mr.
tive cows. se75h1375i nAslys stockers, s:.sos3.73;
feelcfs, <a0.&i25.
WATEHTnTN.
WATrnTowN, Fob. l5.-DEEr CArTLE-Necelpss,
10H salss OF choice Al s. extra, U1a8.1a 1isst
quality s5.oo@775; second, sd.uuajtso; thsrd .s
$50. =.
SnkEY AID i.AMGs-Recetpts, b,7D8: pood lots nf
atobs 20 LIZ, S7.u0; salo4 IN lots, $100aa3 each
cxtrn, fj,bV5G.5u.
CIycrxSAr1, Feb. Hous-Acttve for light ship
ping, At $7.CA7.90; packing GFa1eH slow at ST. .BU1
!.yo heavy, Sa.oa83.l5; Tseuiid. ll59 allpsoauix.
1,3H.
, 1876-02-16
COMMERCIAL.

Tbs following were tho receipts md Rhipments Of
the leading articles Of produce in this city during tho
tventy-four hours ending at O'Clock on Tuesday
morning and for the corresponding date year ngo
, 1876-02-16

rejected errinR; s1.os@1.7o for ungrsaed srr,nv:
fi.osdtl.1t for No. Chicago; $tletaila for Mi
Milwaukee; Si.23@I.7s for No. Chicago and Noyh,
western; sl.2s@1,2o for No. Milwaukee; $1.a2alM
for No. eprtng Sl.tst9l.37 for winter red Wescru.
&1.2ets LAT for a.nfcr do; 5l.a7@t.65 for wa Vast
asn. nso quiet Il 81aBsa fnE Western; Duso2efr
Stats, md 8s@9oc for cauada IN boud. arloy dull .ud
heavy. Corn dull; shade lower; sales OF 81,Gnt1
At bpaG3Nc for new Western mitod, nnd ds97m
npminaly for old do. Oats dtl and declining: Gj.s
Of Ol nj tG3taSa for mixed Weatarn aud 6la.
ard @9ts $40 for white Western aud Slate.
GnocEhfEs-afld1!es firm st 11tl12c for lens
cloar. Lard rn balos Of 2so tcs fl2 10 Tor rru.
steam: at tho nrst call, for February 5l3n1H was tu
and sl3.1a asked; for Marcl,, sla.1i was tid aod
sl917k nsked for Apr, sa!es Of 6ju tea 1t ft3yo fs
May $13. waa bid, aud s1a4ix aikcd; md for Jur.
$3.50 was lil. nntl sl3c0 atkod.
WH1Sk1-alaskct quiet; sales Of 10 tris at $l14ru
gallon.
dnooEnrka-Euenr-Marhc unchanged; fair t.,
quIry fair to Rool rpdnlnA quoted at 7];971o ps!rs
Ut &c; New urlchna, 10al:c: Nay.n. 1t 7E(3S4a
Cotree-N1arket dull aud unchanged: Rio quoted
1s,s@17Ao iu geld, md Maraeallo at 17k,glso In
gold.
TA1tow-Rulcs steady; in fair demand; quotedu
oAc for primo city.
ssw yonn rt5 s5.: is4Soa4Ssaai,.; 4;ss9! 1;a ,,s m
Z s:3ss s; 3s;, Il '5ssSis ;55sas' iss
ees s s q ~ ,aty o;s5s s
So @f:f eso te snss . ss &SHs ss, sis
e,tla. seo;s7.7s; eatla Onto ss,0ua7.es; St. Lous
Aye ilour dnll; siiua5o5. ~''s''''"
Gns aen'ny; 1' Wealssn
e1Sor1 so sa onna Issn,; oy na s
~; ! spfiag, sl:sl9slss: Rejected 90. sl.oa; Nal
@ snsis9 NJ sp'pS saaats n ao &c., @ shso xg u
sloaatl2; ungradol d. sio 1ye little niors a.. ID
ityoi s,.ts 90. strictly Rslms: ssS5c: naroyIsns
d. s ss 4n" .na ausss hs.
1S1s; 10 gr9detl. ti!s9cdo; yellow graded tic:
I'M III WS.ar o r'i aa. 1a neavy teee.hss ~
ssaSse. "'' '''1'a AA' 0''''' ''ss a'S'' "n''o 10
S;iis5-E1!sm: ;is5: 1's, sa;pp'ns. n ., 5sasoe.
asosEalE:-S!o so!Iss aSa'l but nnsh.nses. ausu
md IT, aee sa
Liz tS; e5sGs is5si' s LIZ inssp'a '0e
SsIn!1s s TyAREsz,sE-rir'nrr; 9;Hssse.
1sunv,o,nn.@tshsh ,,,1.,.,.,r ,o.,,,
se. saso @ @0as,ans o.t aeye; T. nsT Mes
f;r Wessrn inc 1s.f se @ it ,a nog.
Mi1Lc raw e,.t,a m mem pau
G,i.f ;1Iias nr,n ~ wta & oas , nsa!nrMastsm 4
h. 11c Tnn1 fTn.r MR.. t; "iye. e.t , Ky s.s
Saos 4,a1sss cas; flsis Ferussy: raG sInIssia5
hGsrn III; APRIL; Sla4sM say:
aso: s,sto, .oS;,,s. es'1''A '1A' "eseln' Ivy
WnIsx1-S.eaay v;1nnss-SnsnG1ssai e si.,e.
r,11Ans1pu,.. FL. innpsTnorvrx on,..,
sfS4s S4e1a9Isss 'e ssas ss;s a': ia *s,av o,
wisconsin and s1nnesots eaiFa ismily, s4i:H s36so
81, ,oSss'oo. -">'AA"' '''''Fs''oAs' Asn sFaae'
fluItx-iybent ,ts.dv, ra,,xrIx,,t. w., ., ar,
~; ~ d sa,osr sitSa q: Wss!ern, 81 siosaI!s.
taI1 EOf&S1<s. eteAn hJfa akc r,h{ts m 4r1, 0.ts
, 1876-02-16
TELEcRaPHIc MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Sptetdf DurateA 10 Tia cheaio Tribune.
L1vERrool+ Feb. ISL n. m.-FLouA-So. l, c4s;
No. 2, as.
6Rtta-Wheat winter. No. !, los; No. ,. ~ I'd ;
srr!nR, No. |. ~ lii No. 2 es ID; white No. /, 1cs
ID; No. O. los Cd; club, No, !, Its; No. o. los Cd.
cosu-New, 27s.9d3esa III; old, ~ ddGsc9s Oh.
papv1s1osa-rotk. US. Lard. Ga.
Llvxasootr Fob, Is - Latess.-Co1ToN- - Market
dull; 7-lsd0aAd; salcs, sot0 bscn. including i.Vod
for speculation and export, snl 68uU Ams,teau.
DARAp.Tusys-Quiet. Wheat-ltscspta Tor toroo
dsJn4 1900 qrs inctuding 100 1s American calisos
ntA white wheat, Average, los 2a@l0s Cd rod wesnrn
aprns, Nos 10 ], ss SdGslos. CoT-WsAtorn mixed,
new, ITS cd@9ss Sd; do. old, 2'ses29s Vi.
rnov1s1oaa-Lard, 69H.
LONDON, Feb. ls.-dosnx-Tho ratu for money II
Tho Stock Exchange on Government securities is 6,;+
DAsk or EaoLAAD-Ths amount Of bullion will.
drawn from tbs Hank Of England on talaues to-day,
GJ,Go0,
CoHsole-1louey, "a 1.la: account, oA $40.
U.H Bonps-'taa, lD5Tt; B7s, 1o9H; l04Us, 1H6; nav
A, luo,s; New York Central. 1oax: Es.s,iek; pre-.
fesred, 81.
TALtoH-i9s GA.
REFINED fHr4otxux-loA@l0Kd,
LlAsxED Q1tr-a3J 0d.
IAau, Feb. 13.-NENTEG-S1f63 63c,
FnAagyou7, Fut. l5.-Ualfxn srArra noxps-~t9ew
q, l0l1s.
Ax1wEnp, Feh la-Possolsum. aaa "a.
NEW yoak pRYooops MARKET,
NEW GoNK, Fob. 2a.-Tha wes1har continued un-
favorable for business which WAS quiet In All depart
inrnts. Cotton good1 were quiet and unchanged.
Prints moved alowy. AhrtIng stylss wers dull. Cot
ton ress gooda wers active, and wusated tnakes ware
in moderate deruaud. Wooleu goods ware sluggish.
largo package sale Of non gooda prove, great sue
csss, and good prices vera reAlixsd,
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
, 1876-02-16

ort ris WeFs stfonasr s.es bens reported OF
'''N'N
GENERAL MARKETS.
4noo wsa Sas.y ssad..a,, ~ s. ,,,.n, emil
VNooM'coHS-"as III moderate aemana ana hfm'
dicstons are .h.t tu Kansas =. lsas+ fully na much
vii he p.n.sd hi, sosson as .,h W. quote
medium, s,&a1,1o; good medium brush. cHo: fair
inplo and corcls, 51sXc; INFERIOR 4sAXo; crooked,
sa1s. sst,:,vn,,, .. .x.. r.. u.u, -
nv Aaote va asM m .u"." ua'Ass ~. 49, ~
ao
ssss
It The annexed raugo Of prices: Choice to fauey
yellow, 27tsaao; medium to good sra1es 2o@2sc; In
,c. "",, ~ ~0N ~'t4NS~' SSs4
paaarso-rtttls . that Ia now wa, developed in tho
this Of tho year but =. low rrisea now rnl,
lug there ia confident feeling .monK holders, and
tue market may ne 4aoted neauy: htefx =, 1aHet
Lewiston. &c; Monsaup CSC: CutaElo. 25c: hmcrSan
4, 23Hc: Amoakeeg, 2a&o; Otter Greek. 9sc; hurlhp
1seaiGc: 10. lonblo, 25ta2ec.
CuEEsECIhth Matkss was ~ urn anu nnenaneeaI.
as continues n sn s9oa 15 o
fancy factory nj la4@.se. and lower grades At ga
''S5A SSoA1-A good many order. xe.o PLACED, hut tho,
wero ReueEalIy for small quantities.: eonsiinsera sAo.
needs. Prices remain ~ folIow.: L.eAauann. range
aud nut. $l9eos 49, cgRs sj.99; eahne $t.u0<sS+1o.
5 1as.a % S::2 h2'sssssis sS 1sa1a s { 9lo Sas o i
DRESSED lloas-Wese III tair demand sna loalse
advanced. Heavy weiahta brtAht sy;37daa.3S, ana
9ls hoss a.laN a Cssn sales inelnao al head and
cars a. prices given hpost. .-...
E4Su-M1Ek9EDl u III Mlc way 10 4NFAQco. If1cE4
, 1876-02-16


First hiita &econa caar. .34Q*0oA...
Thlrtl clear, Inch Observation-Disclosures. ~. ~ f41.u0
Thltll rlsas thick k.,.........,..,...., 3o.9N3aHA1
Clear Aunrtng, frrt hntl second, rough. .0Oa32o1
CirIr sl'lEng Atst aud soconl.. lB.1oBl3.00
f!.st co'unoA saAth4..... lo.ocf3.,..
Flooring, hIAt common, Attsseu 1A.GDA...,
ftooftnW. second cooau,ou, dressed. 24.a0{a2500
I!oI b<arl!st A.......................3 ~. .0a31N0
l!o1 boartlt H.. 26.Uuf437Uo
stock t,oAEds 10 and II 3soua a3iu0
stock GoArtlA 43+uUG3250O
stock boards. l6,0Kal600
Fencing .... l2.Hkal30u
Common lumber, IL Il aud un4sr....s. 1i.0t4l?l0
1olats aud Hcsusling. 20 10 II ft....... l20A160o
lAth... Liza 100
A AhiuHes -. Observation-Disclosures, 2.5U6 500
h4nYles on track. 2.6oa 162H
METALS AND TlNEElls 6T0uK - IFalo i
miller slack In consequence Of tbs hn roads Ia the
country. Frices Btta1J al round. Following tla
quotations; TIN PL&Ik-lO, lU1Is, $3.50; do, TX, l0k
u. 3l!.0Q; roofing lsx9|. IC. s3.o1. IIo TlA-LAree
2ic; small. 1sc; bar. 39c. soLDkn-No. !. 2Qc No
!, lie. LxA-Na: 7N9; tas. sho; lea1 plpe. %.
zlkc.Fun cAsk.. lls; slabs s'ts: SHEET 1nos-
lie: 10, No. !, stained: lie. American R4ssia A.
lies u, lies 9alYanixed Iron, No. ~, l4e; discount,
/ . per cent. WiAE-Nos, i to q, go; q, 7, TO o,
!vc; 10 To H. lie IL, 1bo; y and II, 1au; 10 snl
~. lie: II, l6e; ~, lGct ls, l9c; y, 9oc; full
bundles Per eeas discount; tenes wire, eHe; ao
kAll.s-Rsfe in fsir request at so.9e0soo.
plIS-The psica Of carbon wsa sgalu weak and un.
settled. oal Of tu tradiug beug done 1t !nslde quo
tAhonA Lard OIL VIZ nTn a tha advance Of TUG day bo
fore. linse Cd hpcrM, whale, and oiher Lines 70.
!neiu ateady. We quote: Carbon tstspdard whlte),
113 degrees ts Illinois legal teAt, 100
grres, l'hel1te; w, lsutest. l1K@lse; dohsAd.
, 1876-02-16

% At ii 4 Qa5,c ds,lvsrs,i. TDtal, ai.a0a bu.
wss Inspected III, No. toii Il S7ess7 c an SAMPLES
c.,h al. 1nclne soo ba So and 700 bu Iy s,np'o,
nANi,EY-Wa. le;s aet!vo anil rory weak, sversR!na
7ao5iowcr than on tho prerto',s day. The rceaipte
shova mn increase Of Tho stock in store Of b
the bsing chiefly la ths sreonl.tys grade Tha
Ts S
selling ort.trs snst. TIM market ruled very weak
throughout tr season, although ahc shorts took hold
many 10 Expect improved roads and lhf1ef receipts.
Cash No. opened At 50, nrd clNse weak At about 6ac,
eae g. Rssn sn1 sessi y IS
III mouth opened II tae md eIo,e.i ~sak * G3Ye;
Ohor npions aefs ntaiscsc Caaa sales were rcpor.e
Of 2; oo hu NJ 4 d+eseac; 1.o nt No. al g; 500
ha IsIee,ea ;: 2so; ltoo bn b, sample st 7oo on
In the afternoon provisions wars in taoasr1se de-
s,!cs were reported Of 800 orla PORK nt
selles April! and stl.s2H ss'tE Nay: 2au tes lard y
81. 1.7l eelcr March. a tl9sAal2s7H selios Aptii;
ool lbs green hsms, avoras!ng Ii !bs, tt ll'sc.
WHEAT vas in moderate demand aud hrMer, eloaing
si.oo,;. petrnary was quiet ii si.0lhoi.e9. May
.usrn VA stronger. selling a. 41YaAho, for
outside. May sold At se'sc, and fsbruasy u 44aS
1src, as.a declined, sale. being nado nj CO., for
March nul CSC for February.
CALL HOARD.
Sfcss rork was rather quiet add steads, closing ht
saic.: i.soo brs !: sai 10 seller March, $hax asiles
April, and s7l.62H seiler May.
III IL Ssrs sn asiss' s ss:s5 f9;pz z
Short rtbs woEo stronger, sales 6a!ue reported Of
5o,VgO It's, scllor April, At $ll.6o,
, 1876-02-16

Torro Rsute pfd...... nf
Chicago h A1tor,...:.lM
Clteago 4 Altnn rfd. 1lDH
Otto h sEtssisst;,pl... 22A
Indiana tCer1ts11...... o
Uhi., l'ur. h Qu!ncy..l2o
Hannibal h St. 1oa. -
Dtj,. Lack. b sTsst. LII
A, al, Tel.......... 10ff
Central Pac. bonds. .1nHs{
u, r. bonds.......,..1Q9ss
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-05

They wouii then leave the country to-
gether. marry and be happy His faith
in her devotion was strong. The prop
er;y that WAS his became hers. Her
influential friends were at work. >,
said. and be would be released -
soon. One day her usual visit was l.
made Another day passed. and an
other. and she did not come.
A week passed And the lonely prison
er then learned that h. had been de-
ceived His beautiful intended bride
had turned his property into cash and
rioped with man " h0m he had always
regarded as friend A year after
ward his prison doors opeied. and he
walked forth 20 freedom. \ few brief
inquire, sati~f a hItu that the woman
and her aceonplics. had made their <ay
across the ocean. He determined 10
follow them and came TO New York
II was months before he got any trace
of them He then learned that they
had gone westward. and he went 10 81.
Louis in pursuit They had gone TO
New Orleans; he followed them. For
over . year he continued the chase,
visiting In turn almost every city III the
United States, bat never overtakiug
them. At last he returned 10 New
York, and in less than week he met
them face to face in Broadway. He
upbrsided the woman. and fiercely
threatened the man. The upshot of all
was u proposal from the latter that so
shocked the count that b. turned away
speechless. Said the scoundrel, IN sub
stance: Take her now, and marry her
If you wish To. don't want her any
longer" The count never saw them
again. Two years later he heard Of
the woman's death by suicide, and he
procured decent burial for the body.
What hecame of her companion he
neither knew nor cared.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-05

One of the most fre4uen; halitses Of
Elf h Avenue is At old Polish count.
" ho has taken his daily stroll there for
YER twenty years His story is IS
stran ~ ss any that the royelis,s invent.
I wen,y eight years age he was cast into
= is N for taking par, in the Polish IN
surrection. ii was beir,t thed - a
yoans woman, anl she visited him fire.
quently III pison. ani chcrreyi him with
hops ot speedy release Finally ste
proposed measure ;hs, would insure
bis freedom. Money wuula tie nece .sa-
~ gr'-A, d-ai Il IL lie lsr,..s>s.t
considerable wealth. bat owing To his
''taa'ion could not q mmand II She
sag ,es,~d tia, i; i. We m h r hands
ste could ase.it to se, m out Of p S n.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-05
THE OLD MILL.

One hundred years the mill ha~ stood,
One hundred years the i sshing Good
Hss turned the wheel with roaring
sound.
Through flaming waters. round and
round.
One hundred years. and nserb. ad.
The same broad root Of blue i spread
And H. the us-.dows. bfigh. and gre, n.
The miilrf's chi rireu still are seen.
And thu. he world i. still the safnt:
The sunset eiouds are Turned io flame;
And while W. liye, and " hen ~e die.
The lark still carols in the sky
And Others r.se 10 fill our plac~;
We sleep. anl others run the race:
And earth bept ath and skies above
Are It'll the same-and God Is luvs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-05

sAa ether taansral iAnts Ani insnes sur
s1se1 sAssntns1. and rvIsssgtst gy-oss. flaEs and
ssssassAses fsf mining improvements furnished
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DISSOLUTION Ol PARTNERSHIP.

Tie late firm of Holmes & Glore having sold
their stock ta trade Furniture dealers and the
uaders gned Michael Glore, one OF the members
q ssid late irm having purchased the same. and
the undersigned having the right. has exercised
give notice ths. the partnership here tofoTr
existing between J ) Holmes and Michael 0iore.
issely doing business at the city of seattle, in
Washington Territory, under the firm name
and style of HolTaes Cilore. has been this day
dissolved
NJ oLoRF.
Seattle ". T. July ilth. isss. ~
Middletown transcript., 1876-08-26

METH0DIsT EpIscopAL FRATERNAL
UNloN.-The commissioners appointed
by the two great bodies of Methodism
the Northern and Southern Churches
Ito remove all obstacles to formal fra
ternity and to adjust existing difficult
ties between them, who have been in
joint session at Cape May for some days
past, concluded their labors Wednesday
evening. In advance of their report to
their respective general conferences. the
commissioners issued an address "to
the bishops. the ministers and the mem
bers of the Methodist Episcopal Church
and the Methodist Episcopal Church
South" in which they recite the objects
of the conference and announce that,
after having given due attention to all
questions involved in the proper con-
struction Of a platform Of complete fra
ternity, they have arrived at a settle
ment Of every matter affecting the
principles Of a lasting and cordial ad-
justment. They state that they have
agreed upon formal declaration and
basis Of fraternity. and in relation to
conflicting claims to church property
unanimously adopted a series of rules
for their adjustment. They proceed at
length and with enthusiasm to illustrate
the advantages which will arise from
complete fraternity, presenting a pic
ture Of harmony between the sections
and in. the great body of Metbodism
which it may well be hoped may be
fully realized.
Middletown transcript., 1876-08-26
e@elu Aduertis
State Democratic Convention,


By order Of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee Of Delaware, State Democratic Con-
vention, composed Of sixty delegates from each
County, will be held in Dover, THURSDAY,
September 7th, 1876, at clock, afternoon,
for the purpose of nominating electors for
President and Vice President of the United
States; and also for the purpose of nominat-
ing candidate for Representative in Congress
for the State of Delaware.
And it is requested,
eThat the Democratic voters of the several
Hundreds throughout the State meet, at the
regular places for holding meetings, on Sat-
urday, the 26th day of August at2 o'clk,
afternoon, and, according TO the rules of the
Democratic party in each county, appoint the
number of Delegates to said Convention to
which they are entitled respectively.
And it is also requested and urged,
That the best men be selected to said Con-
vention, that they in turn may not only place
in nomination candidates Of high moral worth
and sound political principles, but that the
character Of the Convention itself may be a
guaranty that they are such. 4
ROBERT J. REYNOLDS, Chairman.
Dover, Aug. s. 1876.
Middletown transcript., 1876-08-26

DEATH OF A WE'LL KNOWN Ac-
TREss Mrs. Annie Kemp Bowler,
once member of the Riching English
opera-troupe. and a well-known public
performer. died suddenly on Monday in
Philadelphia. Last Tuesday, while
rehearsing the part of Stalacta in the
Black Crook. at the National Theatre,
Philadelphia, che was obliged to mount
a frail platform which was to be lifted
on slender cords to the flies, as a part
Of the stage effect. When at the height
of about ten feet the actress fell heavily
to the floor. Mrs. Bowler was taken
to her lodgings and it was publicly an
nounced that she was not much in
jured, but the unfortunate lady had re-
ceived fracture of both the shoulder
blade and the collar bone, besides in
ternal injuries, from the result of which
she died.
Middletown transcript., 1876-08-26

TILDEN's FORTUNE AND now HE MADE
IT There has been 90 much talk about
the way in which Tilden made his for
tune that his friends are putting out an
explanation They admit that it is IN
usual for lawyer, no mattef how great
his ability, to accumulate Sc, 600, 900
or 81. 900, 900 by legitimate devotion
to bis profession. They say he had a
good round sum to start with, and that
his faculty for Strengthening out the
affairs of involved ard embarrassed cor
porations has brought him the drest. -
This method Of working they explain
in this way: A corporation either a
railroad, coal, or some other kind, hope
lessly involved. would come to him for
enlightenment and relief He would
devote himself entirely to its affairs for
months at time, put it on its feet and
start it on the road to prosperity. For
remuneration he would take quantity
of stock. Of course when he took it it
would be greatly deprecated. but . it
would soon rise in value, and in time
bring him an enormous profit They
claim that he had more practice of this
kind than any other lawyer in the
country, and that be accumulated al
most all Of his wealth in that way
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