davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-06-17

Although deaths during tho Standardization Of
anastheiIcs are comparatively . small psfeent-
age, Jet theis total numbers, II consiaerabis
Formidable. DR.. Charles Anderson r.. ensiy
prepared a list OF deaths during the use q tt::o.
foform In and near Cincinnati! for thirty F"f
past. lie tlnds twenty cases, aud ln INC !'t ~
which records this there happen 10 " l*S,- "
cd four other cascs oi death by ch!:sn''fu,
eshss-thpy being recent, but not vi ost''''1
iu thta country.
, 1877-06-17

1otAt tlrren cties..... NIB. z73 tkM SAILS, ISL Gfb
not proper 10 attribute the whole tncreasu At
New York 10 speculation, bnt tfcre have also been
very large exchanges In connection With tho fund.-
Ing 10 United Statss bombs. Tie fact that the
market Ia nearly arp Of nhcat explains lilo altna.
tton At Milwaukee, and In part at Chicago. Roal
improvement appears NJ Horton. which, In con-
necton with recent nlahu flctntlng dividends, lopks
we'll for Now England industry, and 1t rittsbnrg,
Lontsyll!o, and st. Louis. Int other cttIca Of
large tfhlic suffer from prevailing depression.
0Ot.D AND uREENnAcKB.
Gold was 10a h0i05H In grecnbacks.
Oresnbacks weso U5ti D05}3 cunts on tho dolla.
in nDid.
, 1877-06-17

NJ. La''is Rsoaa'fcon.
Hichafu Toner, the rnt-cutcllcr, known In New
tts Ltudctt, Having cxtcrni,,at,.1 ,ha 80. 49,.
Inn ic,,1,u, ht,,s 49,, t4ss sso"
f., nas. vss,. I1se a"4 1'a"y pr'sAte dwellings,
~ ~ "c" toe*' NO CONES hcrc recommended BY
proprlotoss Of tho Liu.lcil NJ tho man 10 n,,rrc
thcir eatnhtr.hmcrt frn,,, ~. ....,,t. -. ~ Eles
+. ~ IN +, ~. ~. -, ~. 'u ,c. mr. lonef
% y" ",' ~ =. i.Nh''iHe, ana probably
nate1 Under tic tuition Ut an Ene]lsl. rst-sx.
tcrlninatpr. md ban fotIu,c,1 thn ,,,,.Jn... ~.
tw.1va xcor. IN Nn,x vo.,, ..,.~,'.,e s'se' 4"f
ca,ch,nr nart ~ ~ 49, ~" ,oar' snppte!nenune INC
rntrplt. but his cmolumcuts In the last rosooct
i'avo been cut oil by tie humanitarian policy Of
an ansmv In ,,,rh tnnrt. H. I,.-.,,, 49,, ".I ~
Of tho ri, ~ veil 81 nIl other .nIIa. s''' ''saa
well "a Her,h' IIo |. 1s no~IsS ~ !" pcr1o!m s q
tistnr1 and ss,rtr,s i,.fiaets 81 H. .aa nat"rat
assrtts ihnt fhe NJ trtt" 1.n,,,nans NV ns
4 thrro month. I'D, ana ths ieina1e . bfceds sds
lime on Ra3 e''rna 'nraray thirteen at
ittt"s = ~ fa,,";n sstt suioea % onty one o. ths
srsns Ia hs an r,ccfirnt 'ro.;stt u ~ female
otherwise tic World Wod e nrYso o1 ,li niasutS. r..
pSSHT Str. Topcr. oocouna,re, h. 1t. ,..
Jain smitj, ,na1" II! ntst ~ ss1esstant' 1s!s'
ifc i,"irii liz I,,",,t. 49, ussHI ~ taes nkut ~
T'ts !. ~, Wnsa .ua eeEaiat tsa,l OF tho rat
~ 7. s " u, 20 IL hun. aI,I sen out. The fer
t'.r ho.,x .sr,, ~ .' ~ a,'."i HLh inhE slen-
i,ser .'t}i,c,; -. i,f ~. "i ~ tasi,het llas
A. Il va stsentisi ~ ~ ~ VII w. Iate.
t,t' ,r;,'i-,i r,,a.na ~ y, X Mspeetlnh
anil thnIr ~, ,sn,s !, " ~, ~ lats, Lne'E exlls
si"xsi =, az ~ f NV tstiGt VA not Gil"
Xxx "tsn.. a., IL S.s!.,... fats "etG Gttkca Up
rri.w"', sn,, "s - nnas ~ o!E4 ~.
In, ,'ns,.'nrnt @ r. .t,rr,f.; pa'sy psoceeloa 10
~ Eomin',n,a ".,tI, tn s*M .1a1i utsh
culEartIss,str r,,t,,i ~ ,i ano paat q re-
~. i,,,;,t H. fo. p'Icels !ek y fealy tof
ts, M =, ~. wy a,c III solt stlppcrs
tn. taat ~ IVY inove nalaoiessly, ~ arc also the
Will II ts s nj sn. asw wno '..i Hrss ag into
rra +. sv'",s. ~ -, ~. McsGn'hs th9 ro1'
sal aa h's H., sshse OF heaIg from constant prat-
.teI aa Pes.u 3,. VIZ ae1te. 10 can hear tic
IT, Nj;, " !nq M, snt1, - inc VeFmtl!
ii"%t . ,.,, IL" -. .. III na M9 tIEowa fay ot
Is "un t'e .11a' auu WIN ne sghl deity
shscs i. IT, .Io m.',o ,egs ps tsl OF ne fcnt.
~ ,,.snsI,tts k.Nns 'a.u sno ouS. IAe 1tteha.
~ ,ha hn,' vi 1n Ia"n ~ sVnstant movement
w.xmnt ~" ~ ,Vhnn w tAe aats aroM enaWlns tels
rai5 into cornr1s ~ s,S ase , arysn te
~ ,nsns ~ atst @ ~ ulck bcglns
n "" fso'a p1s's!s, y. a1 nesa!nt bxes, throw
III TX el !.asa ~ !anteshlnto theec dark places,
s.ns ~ 1f t.naa Latnss aro o!IGn lonnu hidden
Ivy, Htes, ~. lue n4nI WI attfact tbcER,
suu " lucy run upon the lighted spot the re-
m!o!ss!Gss n!ncess hatncr !nei1 III. 1t ls mol an
ti. ntIsus' OCCURRENCE iof OlSK 10 capture 100 Ia
niEnt. ,aAI.., re-.
VuleEy ana actt1y All. Iohes anu A!s attGMl-
a4s ,, eomttnueu tils sealen. dropping Into tho
sautt1lanean aFastHlehts 0! thc h1tc1, alleys,
mus Auu aleosce. ~ ohc " tue paSsa4es ~
- a
, 1877-06-17
REAL ESTATE.
The Loan Market Undisturbed by New
Applicants for Loans,
Rates Of Interest Low and Pay
nlonts Promptly Made.
No Speculative Activity in Realty, and
Little Of Any Other Kind.
soms Of ths Principal Loans aud sales
-..5ale in New York.

Tho na1,rcs Of the weeks business IN the
loan market arc slightly on the right side Of .
quarter Of million. Very little Of this amount
expresses new loans, and very many fnstru-
Incnts do not cover loans, hut arc mortgages 10
sceure patt phrrhasc-rnoncy Of property. Tho
renewals amount to more titan onc.ha1f Tue
Aggregate consideration, and whitc these haye
generally been negotiated on terms nlurc fayor-
able to the borrower, still there has been no
dcmur 10 rcncninf luans even tlndcr these con.
dions When tire past tccotl Of tic borrower
has been satisfactory. General business does
not ycs offer ptcl'tah1e field for the c,nploy-
mcnt Of capital, md capitalists arc evidently Of
tho opinion that the good time eo,nlng Is not
- locR up their means for atosl1cr llTe years at
the comparatively low rate OF or ~ tlcr cent.
Applicants for new loans arc very scarce. Pay
mcnts arc fair, and conllntie at tho Improve
mcnt noted last week. Tho rites for morley
arc from 10 10 pct cent, according to elrcu.n-
stances.
The principal transactions Of tho past week
were as fotowA:
Mearoe and Adams streets' @ ia ssoo, Ave- 'yeas years..
Washington street, ffty feet, nortl, front, be-
tween Dearborn anu Clark streets, 'l,000. five
ncwai Of an OLD loan, on which the Interest was
per cent. -
& Madison street, fifty feet, south frent, be-
tween State and Dearborn streets, lcasehol1 In
tcrcst lit ground, with nve.stos7 building, ta5,"
000, five ycaaa, 1T ~ per cent.
illinois street, atty feet, soutt front, by 100
feet, northwest Garner of Cass strcrt; also
Michigan street, fortyilyc feet, eoutll front, by
109 feet, between Ca5a anl Hush strrets, GA 0W,
five Jears, at Z per cent.
Nos. 234 a1d ISL Milwaukee Rvnnuc. being forty
feet front, md lnprorcI, sljDuU, Eve years, al
~ per cent. This Is favorable loan to TIC
Borrowers, but tnen thcr arc .goos, parties,
whose credit Ia untarnlsllcl, antf wllosc past
record Justly entities them to these tcrms.
This is thu renewal Of m old loan at lower
rates.
West Jackson street, twenty-five feel, south
front, By 12s1 feet, betNGeh ucs!,laucs mid Jri-
fcrson streets. also Dcspatncs street, fifty feet,
west front, by fcycnty-htne and hn1f feet,
southeast corner 0f Jackson strece, Su, ,OU0, i've
years, At = per cent.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT ron THE wKEk nNnsna
, 1877-06-17

There says hssn 70 tIansactons during ss
icAl-cstntc market has slaitleI iato Gull ,u,,-
speculative condition that ol1era fc" features
sa!cs were ns fofjons:
g @, Gibbs has sold at Humboldt Park tn
pauisou, ilouso sud lot. ior si,4SU; 10 ". ".
Owens, house and two lots, for S3.5N, These
sales aro all far s1,nll cash payinrnts- balance
on long time and monthly paYncnts.
+. q. Weigh q Co., aol'! sls lots on Bholto
streets, tor 400 cash; oA Ogden ayennc, jnst
north q s!adlton, west ioont1 far $1,000; cot.
tags and lot tn ralattnc for Se0o: oox&5 feet
On South Clark strcct 90 feet south Of SoyeI-
tcenth street, for s9,0t0; house and lot on
Brook street, tcnt Ellis hTen,lc, for $1,000;
house md 10 iot 1 on Ellis avenue, south Of Brook
street, Tor 81. 5lO.
sltso9 slSUo Nv ''e' Veal o' Lincoln street, 1or
.,as Chicago Land Company so'd si1$0 feet to
svef On SoTtn s,ans r., street. northwest Of Hal
III enry aaff' T. VII. 'Se f ss' Block = weseo.r. rur.
iavi !. Glabtieo sold iSt t.!s I IL iest, i@proy.
C. eoSe. Se l:a f. Tps.s Sase 9fs g TAYLOR street. to
Gc5rge DrsNe soj,l ID hp,sso ] and lot on Warren
front: z ,;j;,, !; 6: Knowles, ios tli;5m.
and ss aoetnsa.s sc entee a u R.aao ioiei ar
tls strccta, u,1loo tcct, 10 Johnsun II. Bqrtsce.
for el5,5W, ''''' '''' '>"'''>'f
E1eczxs c rsekbouSht TO- e sefs. on tho south.
~ III ~, 70 ~"''1A' @''a " "1'i1e''a" afeaHes,
y. 1tie il. Iyt,c bought tsxty7 f.o,, witt, frame
stores: on Madison street, vcss oi Looinis, Tor
s!nno
4l!ut1as llurford bought b7ixas1K feet OH tho
tsnaw a,en,,r' inr & ri nSl.sn a. S''s'' Anu "os"'
Nartjn T. ,n"I. ~ sr.,t l., .,,,,,,.,.. ,,,.,
Ter ut bcc. l, III, II, to Frunk Osborn, fur $i4..
7U). ~ ~''''
A. Loeb & Bro. sold 42]{ fcot on Lasallo
nne buildings aru hcI1la crested on the nroporty
nj rust nj S1nGnn wa
saTifn1'.y,. rn.navrua
The fo]lowim,, nstr,,nnnts xrrn n,ca y,r
recufd On satusday, Jt,nu ID: @ '
Van lIoru It. ~ corner Of ffovna IL. mr.
Wi1t*+ II, dateA Jnno Is. .............$ o,nOn
fame premises, date, junc l6.."..:".: $500
AaS;Essst' ;1n :, - Of Sixteenth ~ " -
"s5sgn e I'LL i: sas =; 9'sss W. 1o1
Van urcn st st;s f. = ~ 1;ocI.n,i II = ~"
!. s51l5u Il, dsteI nsy ~ % Q mn l
DespIanes #, a5O Il u Po!k It. vi 10 "e"
,,4ioa e, dated Juns 49,. ....... -. 5000
l2S T. dated April 24.................. - $500
4'91ab9t st. 81 hiaGshawk IT, I. a5x
va, ~, nn.su - 'Iif XIX !: lsas ,.::.;.:.. 1000
otr1isttt A,soj 10 Nv w - na"'oa H. ~,
Kansas st. mn Of 'e Ioeu,I: Il, NJ X 1'o
House aud lot l5O Niyrtja III datci 'Ne"
March \: .....,.....,+........... 1000
Cess s1 10 4 = Of Chestnut 1t, vi. run.
Ping east 70 HUH u, dated juno ~: 2,440
AlnenE y iDh y = Gf liAlssed st, I, IS
wenvo;th "a ~ = ~ ;rt;:;x 16oo
~ Ys41af; II hs,.L ~ 3u1n ah1Is-at"ah 1ns :, nm
ko,rru 81 CRY 1,NIrs w,4u,x :..;.;. ..n,;,: x.oo
, 1877-06-17

The following wsts The receipts aud shipments
Of tho leading articles Of psoducs In th!s csy during
tbs tNsnsy -four hours ending As o'clock o.
, 1877-06-17
DY TELEGltAPU,
FOREIGN CITIES.

8hecfdl DlspatcA 10 1As Tribune.
LtvkRrooL, juno 1a-l!:3o = n. -FLorA-Eo.l. ]. o:si
0AAla-NheAt-Rprtng. No. I. 1856, No. 4 lis sda
while, No. !, ~ edt No. T. l1a ii, club, No. 1. IL
1lds No. Z. LII ID. corn-No. !, 2as d, No. !,
PEovys1nna-ro,k. a3A Lard. 4ss.
Ltr1RfooL. juno la-7:3op p. m.-Pkortstoss-rorks
81.
L,vrRroo1, June e.-Corros-Flm n s.iaedxd,
sales "a ooo baet speculation and export oo bs,ca,
American. s.oDo
ss s;s ;S's & sS IT, T. vi ess ;d cs;:
Wes!orn ixra, RI aatslas ei. Osa-Anercaa. 10
III rei.ac.s.s1isn, aes.ss sasi s7.
e5tf. 81. Fin. me. b,. s
tisrs1Amerean. r. d, *si naeon~Lons ctssr a'4' 'hus
f:1so!srs-s -sslru, aka, rsnnee. i:A
s:':::: $:s;: ss $$: Il
loaioM. June ia.-pkIx9L 1va-ins o9
f iee.ss -: ..is IL cSssso BOARD of
I'll, H. Ss;: H. e tsH
iI;yss'';ot. Jaos io-ap. m-rotk. s+'. Re't un.
iis%: s,a 5snc ,hasScc.sf: S e:ss: .ss e.
a ,s,inF T. .,a q q Stn :.at;' t.t;' ,a.s 1
Ssta sts:ay csisSs' Oh es'lef
NEW YORK.
Nxw Yosk. June 1o.-corroa-Aa1ketd dull u i1N
6tt}<ct futures barely stc4dys Iahe, II ~ l.B7ti
July. s73st 7so, August II a7e' September .7ocs
October, li.tac} Nor euher. isn December. s.73A
H.s&ciJanuAry, 1l451!i 4soi February, lS2aitetci
March. lt.770ls.7oc.
FLoun-stesdy, With moderate husthtss do'nss r..
cc!pts, 500 btis, No. - ooss %: super stass and
s::;s: s xs:d 4 = .s
ssd "a t. ean l esssSs psoess
Is sSar ;tst4E = 4 q;
GxssN- -WheatEMstkcs duli. IND slightly in bur.
fKas's' ,R5s sa psna!y
tsf aat .na hes.;S Ws:'s;;a, 3S:7ses H., nss!sr
ST. ~. sss :s:S. -
*i4ssas, ,Fhlts do: *7Vd7c.
Sssa S'ss T. RCD as@.ss q III IT.
Px % aSs 4 1.;siia4 ot3s IT, su4ss
e.!soi.us"naIi sR1 sncSsaSsa.
s;:S:: :;s 4: !!::s,' ss,:s :ss,,
Eeus. I!fstI! Wst.sIn; slsiss: M: ,n,,,- 49,. md
Ks HILL nas 50 s:se, sssaas
c,!oIni. 10. z2tss % sommSSn ao ae.ce.
.ssss 1a 4s sSs ssss' dssss sf
,isS ISL; s:s:s' fs:fs 9Ti: ss s
long sss1 maa'ss f.. 5h, fs1i 9''ness Oh s'lus
''hss%i 'hssS%9it::s9Sues:aaea 4: oS ess e. e''''a' 'u'
G;!1..s-lqI1saxF G;!1..ssLq1nF ~ t.SH iiS,,,x re-;
MMsr.1s-1ssSf:esaisd eoppsf unchanged: lpsst
aIF r RS ds ahss a. liz ~
>nai..luaehsnxed- %
, 1877-06-17
Ny TELE11IApu.
NEW YORK.

70 ia NEsstrn Assocsdtsa f1tss
NHw Yonx, june l1.-{lotd opened At 105 and
cosod It 1o3s, With Ill sAlss to-day At thoso ns.
urcs. losn!nS rates 3, IL, ~, and / per cent
per annun, and 1-0i per cent until Monday.
Governments eluaod strong,
1tailsoad bonds firm.
Stats bonds 1kot.
The stock market has buen irregular. At the
opening prIces advanced on 4 feport that tho fast
passenger trains would be taken % On Mon,iAy,
and tue fare 10 Chicago put back Saa,
but later tho market declined on "a.
port That eastward. bound frefShlh wero 10 b
reduced to watrr ratcs. ~hsch arc l~fs Than one.
hal. Of tiiose nu~ charged by rail- After midday
0sss wM recovery. with the exception Of coal
stucks, aud tbs improvement continued tit near
tic close, when pflcss declined to X pr cent in
the general list ~ pof cent In United Htatel Ex-
prsss. New York Central fell OIL fran o. to D2K,
aud sales wcso mads 1t 0OAlD0H, ex-dist.
dund. Lake Sho.o declined frun, 48M t0 AN,
Northwestern preferred from AK to 4g,s. Jsock
Island from f}.E to D2tt, 1T. Paul from cox 10
lDA, preferred ssum b0k to b0k, Western Union
from, 10si to 10ai, Delaware, Lackawanna j. West.
ern from 3tx a :s3H, Delaware i Hudson from
~ to .7ts, Morris L Kasc1 from hB IL SIN, snd
United statea E1piesa fsun, 41H 10 Is.
Soma meuibsFs u tho U1veTnlng Committed Of
the Stock EXCHANGE ARE maturing pan fur deal.
ing In Government bonds for account u conso,s
arr dealt in at Lunlon.
TrausactIons aggregated 15s, 600 aharcs, Of
wnlch 1l,1o0 were Now York Central, 81, 600
Lake Shore, 3, 800 Notthwcstosn preferred, q, 900
Rock Island. 10, 100 st. Paul, 4, 500 Delaware 4
nudson, IL. TOO Delaware, Laekawanna + West.
trn. s, 600 Norris q Esaox, and Ella, 800 Western
Union.
Money market eAsY It 1MQD2 pes eens; prime
mercantile paper, 304 per cent.
Customs srcsIpts. SEGA, 600.
Tile Assistant TsssAntsr dtshuEaed 4140, 600.
ClsaflnRs. $1:k 200, 0oo.
Tho Dsistanc took out to-day $30o, 900 In gold
com and Sl+u, 000 In alls1s bars.
Sterling quiet Al iH704H0k.
Ths weekly bank atatcn,chtls follows: Loaus,
81, .S5, loo; lcposts, dcetease, 81, 5O0; cir.
culAtlan, decsuass, 4lbl, ,oo0; reserve, increase,
SAGA, ,Q7t, - -.+ y
, 1877-06-17

"Dh ycsl ladies' and gentlemen, como this way
and SEQ the greatest curtosltes In tho world, tho
two-hcaslcst snake and Zcb Vance, both for 10
ccnts-cotne this way" etc,
, 1877-06-17

,res -. 49, on7,s9o
~ ,.as -" IL, ~, .u' 'at :. sa.en 10
.b,s.s , a'n r,-,.i ~. seVt' mNuoat 1nsthof
:. on nan s.op ~ Ass year was ea''
.na.,. ~ 49, " .as ''' Oe'o's 'no require"
''1nss T,"s ~. ssss'
...t.s y.oae.s "ste 4ene'a1y
.s.s ~. IVA As "ueal' Aaa 9feih WAS
ss.. w." .'' .s !ot sn'pA.eh'. me aa'
s.s....ss', sm ssaea po. "et' no' pateaaty
@ t"e"as, ~ .nu mSs'aes Has nho afse! mo
s'o'M y, tue pteeeans evening" ana seporh
s.on ','o euant1 'au'eatoa tna. harvest operations
me me.. ~ pnosE.s p's, WIN as1,''aetoy ptospoca.
Aue.e wa Hs..e Hv'nR los Sh'pn.ehs' oaH'ae OF an
snSes.'. .'a 70 .n.p oat sons r,ooo 'es afd. the
..n..a "s."s ..'ssi' 'o's'' Ahe'o "as ono email
'ama!o man :" "noa..
..os' "ste ssase anu aus n'snef' Win sales OF
J'.'u" J.,a' . ~ sno.es IT, ~ e1.uf.no. Gaule vera
sau n'n q, s.aaee acl''he iowes'
o"esp "uis 'nas.ise ~ 'Vo4s''uo.
..a"n.s .h "as 'ay ss,e t Ja.pa ana aoek and
sesuJ, ,a'ukn 'o"e g.aaes mofea slowly At tho
x " ~ "oo' A4'u ueoom'corn
Hs""s se'o V".'s "naauenn"saL 1hs oaeeln8s
~. w.. ~. soH'e4"ent'! tao matkes fa'ea
S..",. .". -. ~. ~ HS' .a',o"'' lo' "",en 1c"
'.:4 oa5. .'ue." "ess seue'seu, anu nolaefa were
"a'.,ns .os ~ oppos.an't5 70 ~ shem. roAtoea
cononac scatee sna urn h1aos wcfe steady. Tho
, 1877-06-17
TR0YIAIftES.

H0d PR0nuETS-wetd moderately sckiye tor the
summer asason. and shAds 1r,nes than Friday afef.
nooa though sauEnR iowoY than the regular session Of
that Day. Ifees wsrs quoted hrmrf ana there was IT,
tia ehangu 10 tho tone Of EastAfu sdftccs.
Tbs following aFa the 7anFns Of packers spd HArs.
h9a.etn Of ts stocks Of Ihe vaous dcscTlntlons Of
nta
, 1877-06-17

.... {UAE10h.
LONDON, juno 16.-ConSo4, money and tecount,
04 lilo.
American sseuHttes-'es., 1o4s; 'd7s. ::loaH :;
10-A0s, l00A; nsw b. l075; New York Central,
t7H. .-7.-
FAnls, June 1a.-Rentes, lo4f s7HG
, 1877-06-17

Long aE't ehott teAsa duo1tl q h'{c tkah 0r tnnc
G'tes long ent hams. s4seac. III o1cts swce. pcted
afsc tfsFs ses sas sof 1.Ei3a: 7s.,e
ehpft tlha 7NYsd for short clcsrt. pH40o Tor haH
81 CAnyasell ant packed. 7
nhkAak-HAA 1net At 4XS47t.
MEEf ftltl1'UtFs-Wcrt sttadY and qnet al go :,
~. 9la2I. " fnf hams, 80 | ""s
3Hc for country. '|a"'s " 's' -A@ ~
, 1877-06-17

1fous etenfne tatcs were reported At a. ash rs t...
:I"J A. AZ md iatsn hrs teller huQa.i Il
,!rsdX Il = ti3 5sai1 y Ss.h or selet 1nne: et3na
temhtt ~ n1EnfnN II $t2atall87k. aud sclle7 tks
Ftlme mess prrk wal 1nhtcd It tli l. 7s@ a. CO. And
trt prime Do at e. 7319.tn, '1A'
LAhb-T&a 1nrt and hFfneft advancing TIC r,t I'm
III fro! tbs s:tr.t rrIrrs of Ffiday. Tsre wna MI,
crate demand fes ss.h los ssstnst fMtnre .ales
~ " 1fGf.vs ss IL oaf. as z b ri
..a xstS ftE%,ted of es ses s.'h a. = ses
t.t at 7a sn as To.s atet. TIM n,arkt1 tiossd
ts1 nrm a TssA 75rasn q seller Innel sa71sI77x
!er9hcr waa nornal d ssn q thf elose NV
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were s6me indcat!ent of 1ct inquiry. Ind roisistY
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, 1877-06-17

NEW Yf1Kh.
Nxw YoRx. June 1G.-CorroH-MASket dull u 11?{
8tt}<c; futures barely atcAdys Jane, slA4s1l.B7t;
july 1t79st 7so; August, II a7t; September. 1.7oc
October. li.+ac1 Nor suher. 1,scs December. l.133
Ils&ci January, ll.411i 4sei fsbsuAy. S29itetci
March, lt.172lE10c.
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New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

Forest CITY, the 14th inst by the Rev. Mr. Barnard
of the NJ. e. Church, gentleman from Elk Point, Da
kota Territory. and lady from Boston, Mass IL ap
pears that late at night couple aroused the minister
and requested him TO unite them In the bonds OF holy
marimony but they refused give their names TO the
public The gossips are busy about IT, hut the general
opinion is that the union was the result OF an od aach
ment. Both parties were intelligent and educated
A Bohemian tailor living in Baltimore mar
rod widow who had many attractions, several Children
and one irreguarity-she honored the memory OF her
first husband and occasionally visited the cemetery 10
scatter flowers over his grave Last Sunday she
asked the tailor to go cemetery with her. but he
appeared annoyed by her attentions to his prede
cessor and atly refused she went alone and placed
handful of flowers the grave When she returned 10
her home she found the door of her husbands room
locked and bolted The bolts were forced ana the tailor
found hanging to the wardrobe, t0riorn ana deau
The poor devil was Jealous of the gentleman III the CONN.,
The price of bread had risen in London, but
weze, baker on Latmer-road. was not happy, for
Goodman, grocer in the district, sold loaf at
halfpenny below the regular rates. The baker called
the grocer and politely requested him TO sell bread
at bakers prices. The grocer peremptory Declined
whereupon the baker suggested that would be well Tor
him get his coffin ready. soon aierward stone went
through a window In the grocers house, smashing the
glass and lodging empty cradle. The baker when
summoned before the magistrate did not dispute the eX
lstCuce OF an auuus, bat denied having thrown tue
stone Tine magistrate observed that it was moi ques-
lion Of identity only threats bad been ,lsed Whc
fully accounted for the mischief and accordingly fined
him So and costs.
A centennial old bachelor Mas gone to that
bourne where buttons never OF and stockings are
never daIncd Dr. Henry Parker Blackwell died IN Troy
las sunday in his 1Osth year He was born in Lin
crck 1870 fought for the King during the Rebellion
OF 'Ss, first physician, then coachmakel, theh
farmer. tnen an immigrant, and finally an nero
gatherer SoUt Troy He born AN old bachelor he
lived ~ old bachelor, ana ne one when he died. lie
hated doctors portion Of one Of his fingers ad been
ampUrated and De declared that I've PHYSICIANS hau eN
an,ined the wounded member which had been injured
by poisonous splinter, and decided that his arm would
have to come Off "Cut nv arm OFF, ne exclaimed; 81
told them they would al be in their graves before that
was douo and after taking 10y advice they only cut II
off a' fiug-r iOut" Whrn u remarked 10 MN
taat very singular That both ne ana ms ialhei
should live such ages, he replied; "Not al
all singular. Sill took care of ourselves, ate every
thug wanted hut did not 10 biS and palti ahh
get drunk. We dii not lose Our resi-. Gods ahlh'is
lake their needed les g. ana so should men Ny grand
father v.u 90 be- ~ of age, ana was as gOOd Us
any until ms last sickness
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

.,,or With whom he had derived such great advan-
- Miss TAYLOR made little speech, IN "hch sne
- ,,ot she had noticed among married couples tnae
81 .ho husband very inferior 10 tne WIG no Voc s
- hal,eyer in masculine supetiorlty, DsChuSS, ,a pOa
~ be had nothing else than the faot Oh MS oeins
man 10 be prOuo oi' A., ~
charles Godfrey Leland. author OF the Hans
,.~,anr MINORS has had as much variety in ms life
|omost any htt6rateur Born in Philadelphia, In the
,,.e in which James Madison wooed ana won MS poiP'
-, 70 school in Boston later entered Princeton
d graduated there after writing good deai lor tue
80 magazine and showing the literary bent of his
,s Then he went TO Europe, where he spent seVerai
studvng AT Heidelberg, Munich. and the University
:, Paris aud meeting many men of distinction lie TOOK
in me French revolution of 1s4s which expelled
tns Philippe, having had the satisfaction TO command
,.-rcade A few months after he returned TO Phia-
abio and studied law, but neglected everything Tor
u,loeuaneons reading and making Ms He has been
.,,vev connected with journalism In Philadelphia ana
-, y,rk: has set up magazines and published books;
rs travelled widely in the West; speculated IN oil ana
.llands; had adventures, commercial. personal, ana
,,eetual Of divers sorts. and within few years has
od and resided abroad. He now calls England
80 literary pursuits He knows numh'l OF Tue ieauns
o. of lie Od World. and Is a brilliant tdker ana
mn Of eXtraoTdinary amount OF reiuhg. re If % su
- have comparatively poor opinion OF ms hahs
s-itp,aru writings by which he has earned most ol
- fame PERHAPS one Of the most r''arkable Things
sont him Is the fact that he has acquired pecuny
dependence And aitr dong all thl5 e Is ye' pul %
<rwPoRT. X. l., May 30.-GOv. Van Zandts
,.pton tonight was a brilliant affair. There were 800
.osts including VI. Max Outiy. the French Minister his
= ,re,ary OF IesatiOn several members OF Congress
Seer Of army and navy, and leading citizens o the
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
GENEEAL NOIES.

A sudden and awful mortality last week
overlook tae ns n Park E"er Hartford, AMI tho float
mg remains actually created nuisance Tic mystery
las been solved ore hundred electric battery jars bad
ben washed ~ tl- uyor.
II was in the troublous year 1860 that an
od Gesnln farmer iu Spencer County, indiana having
500 in silver, aud not moving what might happen
Iext, buried tle spccoit in hiiI do.'f--in Els
garden. il fortunate tnai he told MS "iIe iof inc
money Was there when recently The careful old 2enie-
Dau died. Tnc widow, ~ course al once uuS up INC
eash, aud found 20 b! black apd cnrOdcd.
At the funeral service OF MIR. Peter Is.
Brigham the wealthy OysterdaaIer IN Boston, II was
somewhat that ater address by the Kew
Mr. Bart0 OF tne West Curch Hr Horace Seaver editor
Of The Boston ItesaoOr, eulogizod the deceased Mr
seayer is an ayowed mhde and he concluded his re-
marks by quoting couplct: "D there Is another
word he lives n Diss II there none, he igade the
best OF this."
Hin Missouri newspaper appeared recently
Tie following announcement: "As The Brady House,