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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

ADJUDGED ISsASE.-An order Of ar
rest having been issued out of the Pro-
bate Court against a man named Turner.
on a complaint charging him to be in
sane, Judge York gave the case hear
ing yesterday, and after an examination
he adjudged him to be insane. and
ordered him TO be sent TO the Asylum
At Steilacoom.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

A CONTEST between M-ssrs. NcCsy
and Douglass for tract of valuable
land OF San Juan Island. WAS before
the land officers the greater par. of las,
week and is still in progress. 0lym4i-
an.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

~ Judge York yesterday appointed
John Langston. Peter Saar and Alex
ander Cow splr.issrs Of the estate of
George ". Hardin, deceased.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

" Mr.. PoIt.us has moved back his
RESIDENCE en- the corner of Fourth and
"sa'~on streets. preparatory to build.
larger addition in front. e5xS0
sset two stories high.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eg The proprietor of the Centennial
Beer Hall. on Mill street, has Just open
ed the largest and finest stock Of liquors
of all kinds, Gust received per steamer
Dakota) to be found in the city. In ad.
dition to this choice and newly received
stock, he will keep as heretofore the
best quality of San Francisco lager.
~" 5. kenney, merchant tailor, has
received by the steamer City Of Pana.
ma neat assortment Of fall goods. to
which he invites the attention of his
customers and all who are DESTROYS OF
custom made suits
DRAFTS SoLD.-Drafts will be sold on
all the principal cities Of Europe. by
Andrew ChilleN Office at Chilberg
Brothers store. Seattle, W. T.
To TAy-FAYERs.-City Warrants for
sale 10y EAsTwICK. MORRIS & Co, over
Seattle Market. corner Commercial and
Washington streets.
OYSTERS. OYSTERS. Fresh Oysters
will be served in every style from this
date at the Puget Sound Confectionery
ef.
A Splendid lot cf Rodgers Celebrated
Pocket Cutlery just received 10y the
steamer Dakota.
WUsTuoFF & VALID.
~ For good. cool glass Of Lager
60 TO the Adelphia. opposite Yesler',
Hall
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

RETURNED. Among the passengers
arriving on the steamer Zephyr last
evening, WAS Delegate Jacobs, from the
East, by way of Oregon.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

ARRiysn.-The schooner General
Harvey arrived here yesterday from
Wildly l,lsnd. with twenty tons Of
wheat for the Star FIGURING Mill II |.
W. BuEby. The wheat is some of last
years crop. aud is Of an excellent qnai-
ity
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

POLITICAL We are informed that
ex-Governor Solomon is going to stump
California for Hayes and Wheeler.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT

cokARcrrp DAILY BIT d. HORTON CO.
SrArrLE, August 81, 1876.
Gold In New York &l.loa.
Currency. here. buying. 20 selling, 81.
Trade dollars, - F.: half dollars, rs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

49, The Comet came down from
White river yesterday, loaded with hay
and lumber.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

~ The bark Emerald arrived az
por, Gamble yesterday from San Fran
cisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

~ For good. cool glass Of Lager
60 To the Adelphia. opposite Yesler',
Hall
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

OYSTERS. OYSTERS. Fresh Oyster,
will be served in every style from thi,
date at the Puget Sound Confectionery
Of
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

A Splendid lot cf Rodgers Celebrated
Pocket Cutlery just received by the
steamer Dakota.
WISrIInGE c. W.,
, 1876-01-15
MEDICAL,

apteta! co7Ttsuondtncs of The catsaas Tffeuns
LANslso, Mich. Ian. 1.-THE State lIomeop-
asho institute mot In this CITY to.day,J @. Corey
In the CHAR. Tho Secretary. II. Nelaon, road ~
eHHay On "Tle Is!ao and Progress Of IIomeops-
thy"-tho quession Of being recognized in Tho
UuiYsraity being tho main point OF tbs pApor. A
resolution TO appoint Committee to wait upon
Tho na1t Legislature and shoW m alleged error
the Regents bare fsion Into With rsspec. to tho
sppo!otmant Of Professors Of Homeopathy in
TINT tho 1Iomeopatlio protessorz should not
make = report unit, recognized BY that board.
DR.. Nelson road aa article on Constipation"
and DR.. Burct An 'E1olston In NscfovIa." 1t
Society and Institute. Ths follownu delegates
wsro chosen 20 to tho American Booiety to meet
1t phtlade!ph,as D. E. Bailey and @. r. buEch.
, 1876-01-15
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
YESTERDAY BUSINESS.

Ertetat Dsnateh to TIT Chicago TF,bune.
8pn,SuygLp, Jan. 14.-1n tho Buprome Court
two casss were argued orallY-thas OF Tho keo-
9uk Northern Line Packat Company IS. tho City
Ct Quincy, involving tho right Of tho city to col
icct wharfage. The appellant Ia represented by
tho Hon. ]. II. Davidson, Of st. Panl, bIiun.,
1ho, in IN able argument, inslstod thas tho mat
tor OF regulating commercn between tho States
rests In tho Federal Government aad that tue
manner Of collecting iu this caao viola!es the
Fundamental! law Of Tbs land.
Tho caso Of tho Chicago, Burlington &Quincy
vs.. Albert Datnorall Was argued BY tho Hon. H.
T. gchot1c!d, Of C1rthage, for hp?oi!an ts. Thit
case Ind ls origin In tue killing Of somo stock,
aud questions Of fact ou!y sro involved.
L. Newborger, Of Chicago, sas admittsd to
practice on foreign lconso.. ......
Tho following motions and orders were on-
terod to-day:
81. Visitor Bons.rd ". 1renz! Q. Core.
g. Harry dfeenebaun ct n. ". Henry dseeucbauu,
guardian; appeal from Cook:
aB. American Insurance Company ~. joel Jloky
'pst41 H. Lteneli @ caai Company "a. Mary H. Taylor,
,pe, rron t%s s!s1 +;
ol Tho Poopa. &C. n. uensy C. Cone: appeal fro1n
u. Tho Chicago Alton Railroad Company vs. An
drcw KuAh: Appolt from Madison:
Vi. p>tec Hotuer ys. John y. Koch ct IL appeal
oI. Joseph Waznold r.. James Il. Crosder; appeal
from HlnEAmou.
q. 5.Mo = llsnry s!ask; ,s SANG. S ,,,,,o, .. >,
appeal fran Menard.
iuo. lilr.m ii. Rossugraasz VI. William Mason; sp'
81, County Of i.oek Island H. Ralph g.ge; appeal
from ltesk lslaa time to hls ofofs and abstract. es'
I35 TAe Governor Of the State Of illinois, uzc. etc.,
u, 1,oua 4. Dolle At n1.; appeal from Por; Nne
, 1876-01-15
THE WESr-SlDERS.

4 menting Of tho Finance Committee Of the
Horrors II ali Club, orgRuizod In the West Di-
vlsion for tho purpose OF opposing thn pay ment
Of ta1es on peraonat property, was hold last
oyou!as ut No. 80 West Randolph street. Frank
". 0lossop presided. aud Z. c. kloino dsoharg-
cd the dutica OF Secretary.
4 number Of names vsro a11e1 10 TIM Iist, but
= a1r. K1atnet, who announced hlmse!f ~ Law.
yer, invaded the meeting. md Temporarily stoppsa
hasinoSH. Le,ug invited to rotire BY Mr.
Jacobs, which. howover, ho declined to do,
considerable disorder resulted, bnt quiet ms
finally restored. a,lA tho persistent Kfulnor waa
accorded thrss minutes in whtch to stats hin po-
s,t,on. Pending this, tho prealdent stated tho
object Of tho melting, nod hopol tito procoel-
IT.. Krar,or again took tho door, and stated
his opinion as to tho lHgA! questions involved.
lia had neyer given ~ op1u'oa Which wat not
right, md which, tlo bnEraM1 Court had not
sustained. I1e did not want tn 10 cn,rloyed II
10 Was coua;dcrca incompetent 10 oldciato a.
counsel. lis opinions ~ to tuo Legality of tho
tax bud been Endorsed by Judgas whom he do
cIlncsi to uaI,o. He consilorou tho proceedings
q! the tnontng fraud, aud 10 xvnld ts.irs, but
lie t.t.h'..
a vr,tcman asked tho object OF the meeting.
whot, Ee nas enlightened by tho Chairman, who
WAS INTERRUPTED frequently BY Kramer.
hr. Franks thought that wh!fu tho grass greu
tho COW starved, and ho desired To kuon what te-
salta had bcop or would be accomplished.
hlr. Kramer AGAIN asked lor thsoo minutes.
anu ifr. Mabey objected 10 acaring bin; he had
como therc ~ Taxpayer. II lc wantot Mr.
kramer's sdvioe l,e wuuld ask him for it md pay
hlu. hut KTe:ner was not = menlbor OF this
Club. and wAs iuts'iinK h.maeK on ths meeting
III very ungtnt!cmAnly m.nuer. Tho meet
Ing Nas called to take action looking toward tho
employment OF legal mcasu1cB to prevent tue
payment Of this t&r. XII.
North kldeE stated that IL tho meeting could
bo conducted properly lie was Milling TO pay hls
quota, but II he MAS to work At all, 1t would ba
with an entirely dtretoni class Of mon than those
ptcsont At that tins.
hlr Acuowan asael what class OF nan ho
wished to 10 associated With ho fe!t htmsolt
highly tnsu!ted. TLe majority Of tito tnseslng
ooIncldod With 3lt. McGo~an, md tho iras
speaker slipped CUT.
On motion Of Mr. McQowau, tho meeting ad-
journed unt. honday uiHas, aud 4 committee
consisting Of Moss1s. Mouowan, Mabsy. and
Mc3a.n woro appointed 10 confer wIs!l tno tas-
paYois, aayestmo the meeting. aeflsa With la#"
yefa, and report th result OF tho,r eforta at tho
meeting. After which al adjournment Was hA !.
, 1876-01-15

J
DECATUR. ILL.,, Jan. H.-Consldersble exclte-
mont prevails In Our city iust now oYcE the dis.
coyosy Of coal apd salt, Every ouo II jubilant
Two yeArs ago stock company WAS oFgalizsd
to bore and ptospsct for coal. since which timo
tho Work has besn going on, but At inlsa was
vory disoouraginR but still Tho work proceeded.
At depth Of $50 feet = strong atreau, Of briny
water was reached that contaiuod largo PER-
centage Of salt. mud, ulen at dopth Of COS foet
VEN Of coal 81 feat thick was struck, which Ii
pronounced very superior It Is needleas to say
our city MI! bs greatly benefited BY these dls-
coTesles.
uus!ness IL picking up siuce tho roads have
beconQ fr0zon and ptssablo.
, 1876-01-15
ADAMS ALE Al Rl oomlNGTQN.

5spfe7al Nd1dfek 70 7ks Ch|eado TF1bNH9,
DLooAINuToN, Ill.,, Jan. l4.-Ths t1ou work Of
tho Stand ,pips Of tho Bloomington Wster-Worts
w.s completed to.daE It s o'clock. and tho event
HAs celebrated by unfolding tho stsrs and Stripes
"a the bresSs.. Tho pipe. which 10 located just
.eas Of tho Chicago 4 Alton Road IN tho north
srn edge Of town, Ia 225 fec. h'gh and In
diameter. holding nearly 100000 Gallous. It is
oelieTed 10 b tho largess su tho world. Tho
sonnsctions will be made and the water let In
ns1t wbsk, when tho wAtoI will b distributed by
hydreul,o pressure Instead Of ~ now. Tho ptpo
sA bulls BY WltlaM D. 4atslsaa h Qo,.s Of
ploomluRtod.
, 1876-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

FEDERAL COURTS IT srnISdf1ELp, ILL.,
Hpetiat Nisratch u Ths chfcaoo Tribune.
Brn1NoF1Er.p. H., jan. 14.-1n tic Fedora,
Circuit Eou.t to-day tho csso OF Gen. L. r.
Wnslow ct nj. Va. lhs Cairo t yiuceunea Rail.
road, wteroin m Injunction was heretofore ia.
nued against tha Sheriff Of Whlte County and
anothsr claimant, Rrsw out OF tho seizure aud
sale Of locomotive Of tho road by tho shesin,
and tho purchase OF the samo by tho plaintiffs In
th!H suit. The ltoce.ysr of tho Company OBJ
lancd possession Of tho engines, and Ii NOW
uHlng thom, but t'atut!Ga want TO recover them
Of to DO paid otherulso for slciE c!a'ms s8ainss
tue road.
In tho pias.ict Cour. tho Prosecuting Attorney
reported thtt 10 Indictment would bo ready un-
I'll Monuhy, 80 the potis Jury uas discharged.
MICHIGAN BuPnEAE counT.
sptc'a! p1soa'eh To III. cafeaae 1ttoun'.
Court Nos. Is. 40, ~. and ~ wero argued. Nos.
81 aud 81 wore submitted on btlofs No. 81
wsa continued. No. 20 WAS reversed With costs.
Call Nos 80. 80. 50 to 70, e1ceps o.. 60, e5. 70,
~. aud 7G.
, 1876-01-15
GENERAL BUSINESS.
FEHSttSAf.

Both Of the Young lady lawyers who gracs tho
Chicago Ear nero engaged In court Ycsts1i.y,
Aad Of cousas wore tho observed Of oil obaery yots
alIas Hulets tried common-l&8 suit before
Judge dary. and ron 1t, too, hna M!sR Perry wAs
occupied In tnechapic'a-llen suit, involving
some 1000. before Judge Williams. The oasc
MAS not concluded, and will bo continued to-day,
rbia Il Miss psrrys f3r1& clae In 4 court Of reo-
ord. aud she s!iows herself well-raad aud quito
At holae. Misa IIn!ctt hna already won several
lcesl battles, and her success u assured beynnd
: question.
pTy0kpKS.
Mary Elosenths& evidently haa good krouuds
tor divorce, and she sets them out ia bIl n!e.i
In tho Superior Court Ysstetdsy. 6he saws that
ths rns1tsd James Roaenthkl In 1859. ana liTsd
n!th Lin one m0nth, when be lett hsf uitaout
, 1876-01-15
MASONIC.

5ptetaI D1pateh "a Ihf chtedao 1t4ouNA.
St. PAr1, Minn.. Jan. 14-The Grand Lodge
communication, which closed last night, was
more numerousy Attended than au7 Of the twsn-
tJ-thses years suca Tie flret meeting in thls then
Territory. Tho neliet Association within it, ju-
rtsdicton now numbers nearly 1900 members.
nsports show that 400 members were added dur
ing tho year. baven deGths occurred, fiYo assea-
menta being made, aud two doash inausaness b.
ing paid from The surplus fund.-
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
1s66se BssssMsss xysspssas,


Il II very good II true what The business
|men have to say about brighter prospects.
As class, they speak encouraging OF the
outlook, and believe they can - indica-
tions of returning confidence IN trade. They
argue that the probabilities are the bottom
has been reached In the decline of values.
In Baltimore the papers Of that place state
that the same feeling prevails. The "Sun"
says: "There are few who expect to see
business take sudden or spasmodic start,
but feel assured the improvement will be
gradual and certain. The dry goods, boot
and shoe, clothing and fancy goods houses
have good stocks in store, and the activity
is noticeable about them which they hope
for In the early fall months. The grocery
and provision trade is moving as yet only In
about the usual vslume In the Southern and
Western supply, but will be considerably in
creased in the next week or two. While It is
predicted that the depression of the times
will not be removed from the mercantile
classes the present winter the signs point to
an Improvement and to the steady return of
better times. On the mechanical and labor
ing classes the nightmare of hard times has
sat heavily, and upon many the approaching
winter will bear severely. But with the re.
turn of prosperity to merchants and manu-
facturers, and safer feeling in all the de-
partments of business, will come better
times for the working classes and employ
ment for the unemployed.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
~ ! tlli1zx0 iDu6x801S 1U1L
1hs Aess Osssls 1ehees Bssrd-A Sssljess
W Dseks-Ds. MsesgsN ard Frss Books
-WAae He NeNs Of HIS P0sStion.

NJ Aess CsssSs SsAess Bssrd-A Sss41scs
ef 1seks-Ds MaesvsH ard Ftes Books
-NAss Hs Ssvs ef HSs Possssos.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Sept, Q, 1875.
Mr.. EDITOR :-ln response to the request
for my reason In voting against s'free books"
in the public schools, gave to the meeting
last night the potent one that, "the Board
did not have money to buy books with ("
and made an itemized statement which
furnished irrefragible proof that every dol
lar of the amount raised by taxation, going
to the utmost limit that the law permits, was
either already paid, was formerly contracted
for by the Board, or would be consumed by
necessary reasonable incidentals, the most
of which could be foreseen.
Taking Mr.. Challenger's erroneous state
ment and figures, which were published in
the Commercial" of the 5th instant, I
proved that to get bis ''surplus oftsxation,"
amounting to $401 "a, he had omitted &C
counts which aggregate nearly as much as
his entire ''surplus" which the proceedings
of the Board exhibit as Indebtedness, and
that he had. besides, put into his account of
moneys paid, the item of "cleaping stoves,
&C., }" when, IL truth, The bill has never been
presented, and no member of the Board knew
its amount.
From the credit side of his statement he
withheld the following important items,
viz:
Teachers' salaries for August, 1875, ssee. 90
: 'n''o'', w:gS' 1.-TWO quar- lS''0
ters, to end of fiscal year, 10000
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
Ph1laaelpnla Trade Report.
SATURDAY. Septemb,

SATURDAY. september o.
Sales % Of Middling u Tplands at ii2zc., and
Coffee is Very firm and prices may bequo
ted fully No higher than a few days ago. The
views Of importers conttnne above those OF
has been transacted. We hear of trankac.
tions in . jobbing way relatively lower
than by the cargo. Sales of loo bags OF
Laguayra at l7c., 200 Rio at l5I@l6c. and
Maracaibo at 15al8. LIS bags Santos at Hha
l8c.
Sugar-The market Is very quiet and
holde show more disposition to meet buy
ers; the nominal quotations are 91@9ssc'
for fair and good refining. Refined sugars
are dull lover rsbed Closing sgnS st
IlNc. ior graduated. and l0Nc. for "A.
Molasses-The inquiry from the boilers is
limited, as they are unwilling to pay the
present Pre- sn prices aSo4o for 80 test Cuba Mar
Seeds -Cloverseed is in limited demand
at IOl%a1lc with light receipts. Timothy is
quiet with sales at 81 rs, and Flaxseed
W Breadstuffs- is an increased de.
ground old wheat. New wheat closed dull.
Sales Of 1000 Minnesota Extra SIS 80, recent
825 fancy at SO Sizes So; Lancaster county
at 800 25 and Gateast g at 4 80
Corn meal nothing doing
Butter-The market .1S acttlo and firm.
New York and Bradford county extras 30a3l
do lists 27a.9; Western extras 25a7; do. lists,
2la23; rolls, Western extras, 2la23, do do lists
Cheese Choice are steado. New York
fancy. lO1<ll1S; Western fine 9al0.
Eggs-ActlVe and p8ices advanced. Penn
syl vania, New Jersey and Delaware, 8a27;
Western do 22a28.
Grain-Wheat Is in limited request, with
receipts and oferingslight holders enabled
to maintain fl -ner quotations; sales OF 5000
bushels, including Penna. Red, fair at 81 IA
Del, do at 81 lO:Ohio do good at 81 IA; india
ma do, good at 81, ,lOal u; Ohio and Indiana
sprouted at 80as5. Delaware and Maryland
Amber prime at ] lSal 20, New Michigan
White at q. and Kentucky do. at 81 IS.
Rye Is light and held with more conn-
Corn-With a good shipping demand
pric y fay ors sellers. Sales Of 8,400 bushels
embracing Penntylvania and Southern
Vel ow; 68975c. Western do at 5Sa55, high
NixcG: Sc, steamer, part 60a52, and part
on 81 cret terms, and sail at 541<a651H., f. o. b.
Oats are in demand. Sales Of 7,4O0 bush
e's at 88@8Sc. 70. Western new. and for
mixed 36ail. for GOOD and prime, and 42a43c.
for choice; also old White mixed al 400. and
prime White at 48c.
barley Receipts are exceedingly light.
Barley malt QUIET ct former quotations.
Whiaky II strong. 6eles Of 1C0 bbls. Wes.
tern lronpbourd barrels at q ~ Vi
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
Ssftsd from Our Maryland Escchan0ss

Stftsd from Our Maryland .Ecchon0es
A colored man was killed on the Worces
ter railroad some days ago. He had been
at work for man near Queponeo station,
and about dusk, after procuring omewhis .
key, he started away, after which he was
seen no more until his dead body was found
on the track next day cut to pieces.
Lieutenant Edward 8. Farrow, United
States army, of Snow Hill, has been ordered
to the West to fight the Sioux.
The tax levy for school purposes In
Queen Anne's county for the present year is
$14, 800.
Crisaeld High School It is stated will not
be completed until October.
The Centennial train from Crisfeld to
Delmar has been taken off.
On Wednesday night of last week, the
sloop Reliance, Charles 8. Jester, master,
owned by r. Robbins, Of Philadelphia,
bound from Metompkin, Va, to Franklin,
with cargo Of sweet potatoes, struck on
Chincoteaguc shoal, sprung Q leak and
sunk. Vessel and cargo are total loss.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
To BE CoNTINUED.)
UN7 Miniature PnafAr

for an unequalled Turkish or russian
W. Cs'a 20 to Drs. Lutte and Bissell, No. 1O1s
Sina, IhsStnut street, Philadelphia. They will
Anay wait upon you.
r. aae filerdelfer Convenshun for revising
ajerned. 1s "Se Nos
>, Mines restaurant, at Sixth and Market
ovs,ax oSvsss, is just tho place to get a tip-top
n.s young lady, on being asked what busi-
hs co So1 asl lover was in, and not liking to say
tisiUp 'tiea sso,a,o SODA, answered. ''He's prac-
,,n. WIN. >. Morrow's North American Light
(a;S.aA (S Aods oas cannot be surpassed anywhere.
0mce, 4l7 French street,
a. locomotive driver is never proud of the
enniuas uduas oe received in the army, because an
ISuer NaHsa Always carries his cars behind.
srss4s never any trouble with Halls, (505 King
Worn n - snoes. They wear until they are
t,smss me Sultan continues to have delirium
iuo r.as un ana thinks he sees Ben Butler COM
ruIRI ~ 1ne back stairs with q hustle. as
Dinne.u.i uisrs u oyster stews and fries are extra.
T'D Tha lor 10 cents, at sos Market street.
bustls.n neW style Of pannier do away with
,lons s's'and journal must run on its merits
.re ergefs ooea harness invariably look nice ,and
b.ceo sn f1aa, 10 Burlington, Iowa, has used to-
lIye.V freely for ninety.six years and still
Mop,nnu nut then he chewed "Century."
prut,alNa rAlNa HERAED Office does ali Kinds of
f'u''ng at reasonable prices.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11

Mr.. Phillip Quigley is putting new front
of pressed brick IN his residence on King
street above sixth, and also in the hodse ad-
joining.
Central TranSportation stock, one-half OF
which 10 said to be owned in Wilmington,
dropped from 10 on Friday night TO ~ on
Saturday. :
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
Wilmington Stoos Report.

Stocks closed rather dull but from Satur-
night, after week of remarkable activity
and fluctuations. Permanent among these
is the New Jersey Central. This Inflated
stock is subjected to more rough handling
and after opening quite firm at 34s4a35, was
depressed on Wednesday to Is, caused by
rumors of defalcation, protest, receivership.
ETC., all of which have proved utterly un-
true, and from those prices 1t has steadily
recovered, yesterday making an advance of
5H per cent, and tonight 1t closes strong
at 38s6, looking as If the worst had been
seen, and that there were strong probable
tiles of still better prices in the near future.
Delaware, Lackawana & Western has not
been 80 strong, and closes rather weak at
7SH.
The general look of the New York Mar
ket is dull and devoid of feature.
In Philadelphia, Lehigh Navigation In
sympathy with its guaranteeing road N. Y.
Central, has been weak, touching on Tues
day last 271I (its lowest mark since the
panic of '75, when 1t reached 20. It has
been quite frmer since and rampant to-day
making an advance from 80 to 33T or z
per cent, and closes at nearly the best price
of the day. Pennsylvania is also firm and
rather looking toward higher prices, clos
ing strong at 1871. Central Transportation
is very weak and has been subjected to its
annual raid with more than ordinary sue
cess this time, and closes tonight weak at
38%a39. This stock has hevetofore always
paid 10 per cent. on its par of SO and usu-
ally q small extra dividend annually. Some
thing must be radically wrong when we see
such solid ~ STOCKS declining at such
rate. Money very easy and prime COM
mercial paper sought after, with but small
offerings.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
Police NesUs.

On Jenna,ee Jael =, brown, for assault and battery
and i0 ha1S N1inehardt, was fined % and costs
Jamess Inoer 800 bail to keep the peace.
over Ss 70. % Stewart, for vagrancy, was sent
costs each. ' were nneo oO cents and
Wa hs,s malone for threatening an assault
peaca uelo In the sum of 800 TO keen The
ths ill., teasss .;r Of disordsrly conduct complete