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, 1876-06-10

The following Instruments wcro lled for record
on Friday, Iunc 0:
PROPERTY.
Milwaukee Az. = cMr nt Division vt. triangle Ot
sul!dx x7'ta xil2l1 II, dated Mny II ([cwa Fled.
rrl to FllulRS H. Fn:rrl sea, 0O
,lntsi ArrIi 400
,ssi Il. iated Junr i 1890
H. datfa inr !, I,7uo
kixFAir st. a7a fteof Lyt!e at, . I. 37hxlSaft,
Il, ,iatsq jsaa 10. is7s 1.soo
Van lIurtn it, a. !. N II nt FtanklIh ST. Il I, ~
xitI, II tNn snl dated Iunu u:......,"...... 1B0U
5Iltsi It. dated hiAy - a...................... cSU,
socTu Of CITY LliIfIs wlrlstS \ HAnlEA or savGN
Mills DP TIlk tjItHr-luU,k
FOrty-frst At. III fte Ut Hibsull Vt. u I. l3x123
xIuutL, 1atcs Muy 81 .................... t,eo3
, 1876-06-10
PRODUCE.
NEW If3IEK.
9p<cfdl Dttpdleh 10 71s TrteunA

9p<cfdl DFtp1leA u Tia TFItUNG
NEW Toax, June 9.-0fatn~Spstng wheat
advanced l4lAc per bu, with o good cz.
port demand and kotno buslncss Oh speculative
account market feycrlsh but closed stroHg winter
wheat ar1nly held. but business very nitrdi thu nd
vance realized Wa mainly on No. and Nv. spHuE,
md sales largely ot the latter gades taes 4 o bu
al 81. G7atl ~ for No Chicago. $i1si.is fur No.
3MItwaukes, Akia2i.,4 for No. ChlcAxo 81. 4l3ttb
2lH for No. Milwaukee. u. sxl ~ fur No. spring.
, 1876-06-10

nY TELEGRAPH.
Special Ditpasch to 7ne 7,1tuns.
NEW YoRE, 1nno D.-Thc stock market, In early
trading, e1hibitch an extraordinary degree Of
strength. Western Union, after opening at 084
and selling At US!i, rallied to 0nA, hut closed a.
OHX. Pacific Nail opened Of :.3K, rapidly declin-
cd to 22A, md then rccovoron to 24h, c1oa!ng At
23,f. LIKE ahoro opened At 64A154A, but
later. sold up to biK on drlugc of reports AS to
the financial condition OF tho Compnny, and thc
certainty Of a dividend In July, but It waa noticed
that those who were influential IN circulating the
price rtccicd At the ctosc to fia. st. Paul atnckn
were ttrone.. advancing TO 40aa for sonmon and
sO D a s
put In nm appearance, and marked up 70 41M and
lA, Int Immediately retired for sa's so TINT tho
icsFcd Ill Ilsk ii the satnc ti,no Wock Islands
i stock T. slsht q 1o7& Erls tola 4. it9ai4t@
Se',s,. Sss the hf'' DID, CON- A''sK' wore usS''e"'
Tseso w. very little activity e ,,s e9a arHst S
tiis ea Sss sH wsrs a"ne IA !S per CENT q Fts Mer:
e"nt' 'lS5 X. 'ss t,s;a 4 sf ss s
New YonK, dnne told t,rcnvd AZ ll.A, AL
vanrel tn 1923 and closed NJ l12h; borrowing
tNte ptr ccut. Lonns were a1so hlAue lat anu
to ) Tar carrying.
Governments wrtr arH.
Rn!lEb4da were airDlg, - .... -----
Stntn securities were qniet,. except Tennessee
old u,ul MIssnuri.. which wcEc hrttcr.
stocks opened Crm aud advanced 4 70 TX. Tho
improyc,ntnt waA most marked In Michigan Cen.
trni, Lake Shore, Sortllwcsturnt Western Union,
and IlcInwarr, I.ackawunna & Western: During
tic lnat hu,tr, uiicr break in Ohio aud large sell
1ne movement thu advance Of tho mnrntng WAS lost
in n,ust cnsrr, anil the market Cloau1 At about
opening aEnrc1. UAlOs wcrc exceptionally weak.
Iccliug II. withnu. Il recovery. Michigan Central
gained i, aud closed strong. Pacific Mall lost y.
The break IN ,hioH WIS var!ona!y accounted for IN
the rnor but the general bclcfwna that somebody
IN Montreal holding, a block of shares was in
trouble. and fiRL TO sell 1ranaacttnns were H.
UH shntcs Of which II, 900 wesc Pacific Mall. H.
900 Western Unfun, q, lL1 St. Iauts, 6. 900 Erie,
:i pGO Lake Bhure, q. QUO Ohfos mud z. 600 Mtcht-
gan ccnsEal.
per, II 600. On, nm am
, 1876-06-10

# npin hin Hrrpcp
s'sa - 3; sj III ss; ;::; ts'
=; 4. Sers steady with .ae' Ut ioo o' for
August NJ '''' --
A1co,1of-w. easier at ss.,'1:
The 'ssepts essec s and 'uss
ps' w.a p syS t9 b. s snI No.
; hurl. 7Stac; rool medium bFusl' o}4.teAc;
o. . ,ss4s: efookc,. 2@'e.
t5oe ana the a,ket axan save ] eyitences Is Of weak.
ae~ Tic receipt. eontiaus large Beyond ali prescaeni
sn .noua sts b. snsn m WITH 1.n Ss E.,sa sa
1s v sSs sS ssses ssS s 10
eon,,non, co.r, ioesl5c '0~' -
lAGa1Sa-rhe market presented 1 .t't,S thu. Iva, WA
now. uraiu hax. wcrs In moderate de,nana ns nomi
as a.a ws1s sss sea n pa9as W.. "s IS
rs, N
'sX.si@s; @ ~ ;?sSls & ;t:;s Z on,r
IA i I #;
s$ sss S ssS i @ ss Ess: ssssy '' Sxs Il
caa s"%,ff % es
M; s,r ss' 5'' c"u,m, ~ NJ, i ~ rt. X sI; ~, ~:
%,1Ir"E = th,, IL IL. 'tfInuls 81 Il ii
1Enwr n,.s -; H.. :IIy rr. III NJ liz In Etnpc
s nurrwrnI nu nMaIuM, c,ancr ranging
NJ, f',ys N, Nv ! w,Stmnsh VIII ii ;st A. NJ,
H, - Z ~ M trn ~ 5st 4 III M si,nr" rn"Es
NY ri iii 5tss rrG M INV III tkn s5 NJ.
usrksreL S.1t!. xsrn.s s5; fai,lIly nNckyrr H.brl
t Sn ,s1y snv t. Ss' sa11S' H. u cit Ii oay ks
;"nrsas - ~ stH rti1HsS % Il "a rr
iii. u s1t's ~ aItst.r hrTrfn .Iif rs - INA
i M III. .In M,r Il ts.a II. n,r,nr ne rriM1 T,nI
,"r l,Tx, ;s..in e. GsfFinE IT,. a5s; cSiuinbia
hl.n. Trrncs a,,, nj.
~. w ~ III jrnrv nn @ far muxmnnt n
anr ~ % i'm. ~ wn. "s t,n"A {rirps had nhut liz. ss, IN
rs,,x. ~ II st1s MEiHniaE Of thv wteK. We auTr:
% ~; "r,,ns ays's n @
facs ,si Hes a,t" @a nass Il sa III Ias Vncnns ~ @
iio nj rusw r. cttrn i7;i its'>ss'
JIoMS yit@A lIcu nnuIea lsash;i Schtean spntce
c9tnnon psaystss eh9ee' tuM ltsi aIsa nSae!!!es
tsa srs ,. ~, 'A*A'F*~' 'p"'''' ''7s"tsi
p'Hus.IFhePfs IiItiixc: a,uond1 Ttr,aeons lg.x,s
: @ nssea es ,rnn',I wsuts IT, @ saa, ~,
"ans }rns liz, f." iii s,ns.;tt t.hsuts ~
rfrnt; w. <oSsIt
.itE rr"II sTr itrr,. iii 1r.rs III, at
alnr nrItr fh. rrrsIs ~ Mrhtnn tr,,} VIII III. H.
er ain thry wsru sou, taksn y retailers aid shio.
rTIa Gi'sFrira wrlt slW E"f.isn ~ if'* WIZ ". H.
Ga'Gi s...t ~. IT, *.
v y; M nsr hrr~irs Ass E NJ m.r rasn ~
- Hts pftnscs s; aM7's e HSs i"J; ls'ron' sd0ts
NY PVT H1A le s5 IL. IL Huz tim aud ros,
t, ,r ~ t, ,xhtr % ~ . s "n
. :sn Ses ~ WIZ SaTs ~" IIn n ~ 81. arJ
;at1M grs % s asa,s nss , a,r%y w VIZ
, 1876-06-10

Titfs H.tNK OF CIItfUKNI1.
SAN FRAScIsru, tAl.. June 0.-The Dnnk Of
California lcYnd IN assessment Ut 10 per cent TO-
day. ...-..-.-
PACIFIC MAIL.
Williams. blanchard i Co. tu-dny took pnascs-
efun OF the Dlce Of the FacHc Mail Company, In
conformity with IN appointment received froul the
home ullcc, 4. r. lticon retiring,
FOREIGN.
1.oSDnN, Juno 0.--Cunsols for money, 03ts &C.
count. tIil-1U.
United States Bnhts--'G5s 10lal; '07s, ll0A;
1O-iUs, 1u1: new ~, 10uA.
New York Central. ~; Erie, 12M preferred, IS.
PAnla. dnMc A.-ltcntcs, 10l D5c.
FRAsKfonT, Junu H.-Cnltea Sta.es boal1-Ncw
"a 1iIts
, 1876-06-10
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcso the recuipts md shipments Of
the leading articles of produce In thia city during
tho twrnty-four huurs ending at O'Clock Oh
Friday mVEnlng:
, 1876-06-10
The possibility. ot rather cnnsass 81 the rrn',.

ah'1it1e|' NJ European war on inc lhfHlsh Nses'
uon continues 10 lie an important eanso Q! excMr
ent IN Fsohhco IN general 'eommcrc'a!e e,Fc'es. IL IL
"eA known thht war means lncteneetl conaumth'on'
eaca'et "aste aHa ce'cheapioauet'on'eo eo'"st 'eo
e1te"ceo' nu7''lI'e" eh lht9o hcate wou'o asen4l
.nercAsc INC importance OF tno uh'tc" o1aes 10 -
WV ple"Hsef 'oe Ing teat o' '"e "oti, Nv" t1"n
aMy "sf.Hnt a1aefaat "asanee IN ,"e ,, asers -
- e,.n "'.'e ~ 'ho a'nat"A sH'' s"., 49,
aas o.e.l ,seo o.Scr " o''s u's".Sue ~ -.
y. t". "s.s. t, pas'' nj" We es"""s - ~.
u'"e" ~. 'n'' 'nosease! oe"un' - VI" w ~
s'on' y, "a'' uu' hl'o "o"u o".e' VIM nA,,
We" ak.n' 'hen 'ho asha'""te " psae0 "u"'u
eut.'""..S wv VI en1 t.''nu' "."s" ~
weeks a!tor~as"'' t sho ase"""'a,ea 10 sa.sHs nna
VEN scu"cea w e""s"'hp'oA; anu tu"s WV" u'.''
prooab'y eautc an i''hot'an. aeenh. "e.e' i"'
range ot poealp1''cs m eo,"nt'e."' e.",o ,,,
therefore, n very "'"c one M" .nF t'o"' pelhs a'
onc way a'A ~ Nv "o"u', luus ~
cecdlhs.s nervous '-nlasmca oy every 'Ne"'h U,
la'nof ina' e''nee o'es tse M'stn 'f"" s'e H.A. :"
"lpom",'c .nht'ose'ss' OF 'nu p'Aeo ~ so'''he'o"
Hear l'e'l d"'e' Ycfy h1''e nu"s Rooe u e1e"'
way )ns' now, ana worn thoush@ess'y cnose"' VI
wrongly re"a ~ tae Telegraph opotasot' may m
'olFe tne c"nhg'"R over o1 several huhntee 'aoa-
san'ls OF ooIlafa from ono se' OF parties 70 Inc
"tnet' ..... ....
lhe leahns Proonee masse's were ae'Ne ses'cF. :.
any, ana ittegular' bit w'thin narrower range o'
Prices '"an that OF pfcVloue aase onr'nH t1e Pfc"
Ont war excitement. The tendency Of pf'ccs was
upward tl't nehf Inc end OF 'ae eessieft ~hen 1ne
, 1876-06-10

FHlLApELPHIA. June v.-W0ul In improved dcm4pd;
pEfces easier ~ new unwashtd srrlyes; no washu4 IN
ts market. except old; Ohio. rtnnsylssna, aud West
Y'sula, XXX AI|d sboye ~ ascs y, ssHa7c, medium,
, 1876-06-10

~ United stats, during .ha xesE iiao
Ftss !, v.i:a ss ;si. ;s 5 ~;
@ yss5 s gssa ss!S' e':
part: aek s Sii Il s esst fiit
toTns NJ uAIi last yeaE. l.U.,; stock at Lycrlsol:
sd sess :t s ySsi s ] .as sss s 4!
s'SssH1sss:!nts 7eoh.l,; ,ather rno!e doing; mar.
st,,e 1T S .b etS Ssssaay Z; Nj sstc
s!tra. sitsS 6bS S ss H. ioaI.. Ts.
III All! slsa%y; :ssA@ 'F0st''' '''S'
nana teesips nuessna1s: Il 'n
:s!f :ps ss*ss:'S :!"s s?Nsh!se a S9
::;: eEs f. s;sss; III $1'sffs .S?!sSi Ss.:i
Sf q yts!S!s s na!na sS na es"ts a"e:
1 s?s essfsts ssas
$:$ s:s Ell ill., 81 :s
Hav-- Unchanged.
; ~: 5Ssssn$ss S'ss
~ es!ss !aSS :ss, 5 "'''''s' quiet ''a
zs%s'sSss!ss%y; s.''s zS% ~ ssss shsaaassa s.
$gg;as,csay; ;"WHsitss1y We.iat iy;1st. a'0e
sSsSsS NJ. ls5: ts:sS% !:'; As:f ss:se
p%s se i s;t: sfs;sT ssaTE; #s.:ss now
Wai.&v-Daii aud nom'ast; s,.ooN.
Ss:s$S: sf @ @sxssEfe1';' ss: :'ssy; *
y y. 81. e. as%a"d as's Sus Tafs Ill., ~; IL
9tHHs Neni-Dn1l nnl nominal: $27s
hS, a,9 # ,s;s: ss sH $;s sosa
I'son is: .;S TsIet It d; s shSSlaS sss; s|ssS
s.sat d1sas uosn. a is4s holders
Wy,,sT m aha weak; fect'hed Louisiana siio@
ES 1f; 3 IN ssq a., Re
ss @ aa IL nd nonai; IL e 5ss ia!
Ssss: E;s'1ss!fs' iii: s3Sir''s sSi' IT, ~ ''' ''' S'
RALT1noRE.
BALTIMORE. Juno 9--f'oar-steadys demand fair
~ aissssfssi al and unchanged. co-we.tern
s6its %issd. ste. ia st saes sd "sf's1H nt;
~ siyN1Y and leavy s1ary1and and rcan.yvana.
P,.r,iSasIF,rnes md shes FORK nuk
H. IL. 5s Ia s a,'f GsSS
ni.Yte'-crude caslas, sH4szc; refined. steady.
RiSsiSy,lWs.i R,;ityy-EW} = ,s5 SS i: :sra n, om,
szp.ets-cora. H. S% op ri ii. e0Fn' ''''00 on
,. PHILADELPHIA. ......
a , i: 5sx fsaayfs:a'. fsa3'; faat
TX %ssf! IA ss:s s}s xsSSx S:j :s;;s
"2tf s.ii st ~ sas. sssas s Ill.,
Rssms.:1wht!sst Ssssts1.Et!sss s & ~ 5p corn zanoba
Rutttr1Nsw r.; @ f1rk % state sud pradford County ra.
Sa;fstNsx rs xork State ncv, fancy. ioa,c West
III; ;xs ' Ess rcsk Dp'a,
;;,s ney,s 'SSf ss Unchanged
SE's ID sss :;isas 81 sstss Il
f' t t Sia III III shu I'D .:o SH ~ IL
iKstY--Xomsnal,y UNCHANGED a. sloo.
r,nt .xs e Il si ] M YKx rSis Ls,a1cas
ni5y 5 LII sss. M IT. & psHs s As se,r ~
6, dat iss 81 S5 ;e Wss sSss Ssiee sS;
g1sc1ssAr1; June ..cItea-ouict. Ike.
ri iynana t!se5s osis dui ai insctica @ s. ssss'
MI !: ;;Ss a:.s' ia Hs5 s
sroag xhff aouasi. ieI Il Y; e!sar s rl hss s9
s Ss sSss: 'eiS; i'Ss La
saa s;nx q, Iii i w soe u
wsax o$:s So wsnnEss n1ssa ST. Mf Asta AS Ss'sa
ta4s tt1 Il: 'Ss 1, fNe H. Z As Ssis aIn sS
K.iiSy sxi!sd aSa hl;arr; NJ spTiSs. ass7oc; H. H.
, 1876-06-10

IiOtiK-Thc market apencd quiet and ne higher than
Thursday HHt t,catHe actlfe lfeFa thu forenoon VIA
nlvnnrr and r!oAea htronG Al nm improvement q I6d
ny. Fur Frlny s'9 reGelrts wrre nTetsy liberal.
frAchIn9 II, lu IlEnt but tcrr moro thin
st,y strung dcnan sna n The ndi: 4 she siernaon
u ts.!Assa, ~ Most Ut ic trading, howgyrr. was 1T
$Hthtl1 10 for light wnf.hts> ana " S8uAG 70 for
n nrIut krdyr
, 1876-06-10


FLNt'B-Was IN rather hotter demand for shipment
The 1uWcr grades bcnk ulust wunteu Al unchanged In
prices. ucal dealet1 took sold spsrngIy Halea wcrs
rcpuytcd OF 3 Drs winters purity Mt ld4O bril-
sprlnR extrns chiefly a. Is; a,d l lrlx spring
supcrAnes a. sI.15. Total, i.su l'rls. Thu market
closct 9uet Vt the following Anse uf ;!cen: Colrp
wiuter extras. $7.371s+ 7s7H; couulun to good do,
Is. 2oi shipping cstras, ssaHLa0|; Kp.x do.
S5.ul15. 37l4; cholce ID. 9a sbt5s7 patents lv.
H. u4o. .Co M.sne.ota *aooIu. Is; spring suletncs,
$3.tGtS4.Ui ryt tlour, $ta5&4. 50.
Nrun~WM moderately active. but lxatn ea.lrr.
EaIta wrre tuul u S 20 uu track, anl $50 fteu
b0Rrd Also ~ fE0n winter wsat Al 90 ~
0n track
Aidangs-salcs wesu 20 tons al sl1.5o free board
car
rive tttd-Bac. were .nlae Of 90 toua at ss3ou trre
Curn' Hsa-coArsc wal nominal At $l7.tpSL7. cs rcr
ton Ut track
WHEAT wn act!sc sud stronger, though generally
unsettled, The market Averaged aout ic higher anil
closed ~ higher than tta previous day. lserpA wa
only tcEorttd 4tcndy. but The news noted u In
!lKr an4 thr friuIl Ut continued srllyu demand Ia
Erw fDrk fur export nAdc tho 4turts rather nsrsouA
aud thry l,astcbc tu houn leading operator COVERING
quite large Hue. Thrrc really xua,i lrsail
for cas wheat, whtgh believed to S ur hiplnrnt
anil buying vr,iers received Allks fru.n Kalsa
w,era the crop !as cen suwued out hy e1eeAI.t ra!ts
iHs H. itsn @ dssuIht. i proS.s thti sls is,aai ",
sss'a{ sssa
ntrr,s.i 1emaHa frola ih!ss NJ tan latrf saY!sss
strength TIs general Situation vr Vi Ern
cra sh1rtnesa III Euope Esaad ~hhtinK NIL INV sl!rst
many opsiater. hsis wno s.ys h'tis'" tssa ,Is4I'y
CeediuEIy risky 10 hc short uhilrt prtsEnt conditions.
F0r lhts shsy hr4 u pArtIa}, = nut complete
3t,0Is; .isa saaSea g tl"7h aee'.lsd y II u''s
81 :t,}a.t Us .rlnE generally about lc undur July
be9r NJ u"snth wa yuIet = s!.o,34Stt1 s!o.a,,'
No. i Sas nolilnal u u .bla. CaA6 sas.
sss sF;ted Il TIE" q ~ NJ NJ 4 .PaE =
~ ~ " rcleetca d. q sahststNc; asd aoo bu "
Aaaf.ntu lIAsal-Waa In butter dc,a and strong
e at N adxsuee Of i!e Ter IT, sass wers reported
El,5IDu. .'.
cuItN-WAs setiye and hsmer advancing Ht7tfs bat
eIu.ed uasps " ks lates quotations u TAutsdly. t
, 1876-06-10

Lon. aua short clchrs ut 1bu tuah aud 1tc eellCr
july bu1eAs sweet p!ckled hant. Ilta,.sc ior sgn'
cash " seller Jnnc; luny.cut hRus, littt
buxtA; bathn llanst lJ4t14c.
fIrk.lse-Wa& quiet at it.+st,
HEEF rliUu0ET6-Mcre stendy and quiet 1t SLOT
9tl!n0 tar mess I'll. 75Il!o fos extra H'eAs. aud
Iuiion-Was quuiru At stsa.Sc for city, aud 74lBc
fur ruuntry iuts, Acgursllns tu cu1lil!uu.
, 1876-06-10

a6ac; roarrr. 1taa9r: New Tnrk Me1,frnn IN.
at.a. and Western Hnr, att1tr; tnrAt1lf ,f7it M,
rhnrsr. Jtt!a!r; tulnlnI waalIHtI, i3r; unwa alu,
HIT nnn unwnsheh Fs; rnRrs" md N,rIiu,p do, u,r,
tnh KA'hra. az: extra and cf''o pulled, oIa34c@ No.
md hulcr do. uk.lasc,
PETROLEUM.
CLkvEiANn. o.. Juno n-tctrolsmln anct; standard
wi.ttc otcst, llAd, primo white. 15u ieat l2fr In
car,|8ts.
TIrrsnrNn. Pa, limo D.-Fctratcnm inll; crude
81. 2af<s2 IS At rarkera, refined, i41l4o rh,adsi.
pila delivery.
IilUN.
rtrTsnrNo. Pa, jnao 9.-rie.iron aucss prtces m.
changed.
, 1876-06-10

PROPOSALS.

Tie Hoard Of Trustees Of the Town ut Cicero IL
tho County Of Cuok, md State of llfnos, VIII 10.
ecLyo Sculed Proposals 1t lhr office of the Clerk q
said 1ioatl, ~ sa!d Town, until Saturday June ~
1870 ut ocloek j. u, fot Furnishing atet,a.
~. th said Town f1oln Ess,,.av. ~ Division vt,
Distance ut Az uilrs, la ArcurIancs With i,ans tno
specifications tt br u the ollicu Ut Ju1lea ".
scos!iic, No ITO West Washfngtei-st.. CliGuso
6epntato psojAsa!a will be received fot each hali
lr, md bidders lnSy submit proposals for either
Tho Whulu or part Of Tho wutk.
The right to frjcct any al! bids IL reseV4d
uy uIslul Ut tic board Of Trustcex.
uAAVEYJ. llGE, Clerk,
Austin +. o., Cook Co.., IL
, 1876-06-10

Euln1ur Ut ImnkA, II.
NATIONAL. HANKS IN OTHER WESTERN CITIES.
We have complied frnnI ab:srncts furnished by
tho Comptroller Ut tho Currency Tho following
comparative summary u 1radng items nf tho con-
dillon Of the National 1'nnks IN thu chief Western
c!tlcs un May IL, 1b7fi:
Ltdns. G,tpiitit. rlFcHttifon. ptTntts.
1a,tsbrEs1 H. ufn Slu 5iu u. vIg sj+ 5H.tn
, 1876-06-10
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

E,p!anatton n Reference !tarks.--t Saturday e..
tiso Sunday nta i. III. i,aty.
, 1876-06-10


The following nn'tnary shows the dividends de-
elarcd by Sun Francisco companies in May, 1871,
nj ru1uuascl With 1b1u:
, 1876-06-10

tAnd iatetcAt.
nY TELEGRAPH.

FAtk} ...t.....,..." ...",.t..t-...s....s..sat
, 1876-06-10

CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Ticket Ohcps G3 Cnrk.St. tshnrtnnn llousr} md 73
Chnal'ptreht,. rornrF Mhdtef,.st aud tho dgota
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-06-22
Personal,

Prof. John Moran, of Mauch Chunk, has
been engaged by the Stroudsburg Cornet
Band as their leader and viii shortly take Up
his residence among us.
Mr. CHAs. HOLMES, we regret to say, has
suffered a relapse, and is undergoing a siege
of typhoid fever, from which We hope to
learn of his speedy recovery.
The Rev. Mr. WALLACE, of whose iniu
ries and suffering we recently made mention
is recovering, He will soon, we are pleased
to be able to announce be about again.
Mrs. Jos. GOUCHER, on Sunday last pre-
sented her liege lord, with triplets, all boys.
One of the boys died shortly after its birth.
Combined weight at birth, l3 pounds The
remaining two are doing well.
PETER S. EDINGER. Esq, one Of the pres
ent board Of Commissioners Of this County,
who has been sick for some time past, We
are pleased to learn. has so far recovered as
to be about again. He was in town On Tues
day last on business.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-06-22
SH?priSe SHTenaGe.

Last Friday evening the Stroudsburg Cor
net Band rendered Col f. Z. Norton a ser
cnade at his residence in Stroud township,
and although it was unexpected by the Col.
the boys were entertained in a princely style.
Mr.. \. and family had returned home from
a winters sojourn in the South, only few
days previous, aud before he could realize
the presence Of the band, that good old tune
containing more music and sentiment in il
than ali others combined, "Hone, sweet
Home, " greeted his ears and brought him
self, accomplished wife and beautiful daugh-
ters to the door, when a most cordial invita-
ton was given the boys to come iu and enjoy
the hospitality Of the house. Once in, the
happy home, as the Col calls it, seemed
to be possessed with the sweet balminess of
the sunny south, bathed in almost summer
sunshine and clothed in summer beauty by
the presence Of those, in whose absence it
was desolate and dreary Amid the snap
ping OF champagne corks all made themselves
at home when u social chat ensued, in which
all participated and enjoyed Miss NErrIE
sang Those pretty little sandals | saw trip
ping down the street, written by her moth
er, aud several other songs in French and
Latin, in style that would do honor to most
professionals, having voice of extraordina-
ry power and melody under the most perfect
control. After playing u number Of pieces
the serenaders took their departure, all of
the opinion that they never had better
time or were more cordially received than at
Col, Norton s.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-06-22

STEAMBOAT ON THE DELAWARE AT THE
WATER GAP.-Quite novelty has put in
an appearance at the Gap. 4 party of men
bearing the firm name of Newman &
Fench brought to the Gap last Saturday,
we believe, a small Steamboat from some
point On the Susquehanna. The boat was
brought on fatbottom car to the Gap.
The boat is intended for pleasure riding,
and we are informed will comfortably seat
from 80 to IS persons The boat is nicely
covered, we are told, and has glass windows
on the sides. The weight of the boat is 5
tons, about 80 feet long and draws about #.
of water. We presume the boat will remain
at the Gap as long as it shall prove profitable
to the company having it in charge.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-06-22
A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST,

We condense/ from the Lehigh Register the
Tg6Stanes Of Convention about Oak Hall in
ClothingSaZsise in America" A visitor and
lttendantSfe the speakers:
TIsitor. What corner is the Building on?'
Attendant. SOUTHEAST corner of Sixth and
Market Please note the SIXTH, for some
strangers seeking Oak Hall, have been misled
by designing persons"
V. 1t is perfectly colossal! Do you know
its dimensions?
4. "Io,0OO square feet-66 on Market, and
three acres a fiooriJfs and covers space once
occupied p5 adI by SPTnan twenty different busi-
v. do you use steam-power?"
a. giant young engine furnishes power
for the freight and passenger elevators, and the
boilers steam for heating, and the other opera
V. What order do you Jake with goods?'
"A; They are first 9peZed and arranged in
tl tne basement on long ~ counters and taken
tors room on thsSgyH floor" ;Oi " '--' ---1t''
y. Is lnspecting'the first operation?'
a. No, sir, measuring; The goods are first
measured in the piece, then inspected. The
cloth passes over rollers in the face of strong
light, and two men sit, one before and one
behind the goods watching with the eye of o
hawk for the least pin-hole inperfection, and
marking every flaw, SO that the cutter may see
and avoid IL when he comes to cut the gar-
mentS.
Y. You must employ an arISy of cuttersg'
keep % hands all the tiSe cTting up the cloth
iito bdIIneLtS,-DSSluStSSO machlneS tEat do
dozen mems work eaclfs9t stroke"
goods?'
A. I'VE do, and most carefully. Our ex-
aminers inspect every stitch and seam, and
certify to every garment as extra-wcll made
before We put our ticket on it, and become
responsible for it,
deal ?" 'O1 ete"s
A. In every direction, sir. 1t is tx system
ana economy We practice all Eae waE through,
peona II enables ID e Us as to put our gown to he
of it," '>'
A. Before it goes into Stock it is tfcksed
Every single garment has its number and
other points noted on it, SO that its entire his
tory Can be traced without fall upon our
v" You must have so or 40 salesmenr,
a: why sir, on busy days you mayJsce 100
IN the various rooms and suites OIL rooms
selling 70 the throngs of customers"
V. :" Do you do an order bu7Gse2 by mail
and express"
A. Very great. All over the country. Our
November 4, 1875.