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The Morning herald., 1877-10-04
&. F. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
Ut Iron,

OF Iron. ..
II. F, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Iron will edectuAlly cure liver complaint,
1Aundioe. dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
debility chronic diarrhOea, disease Of the
kidney and oil di. eases arising from Q
disordered liver, stomach or intestines,
speh ~ constipation, q tulence, inward
Slles, fnllness o. blood to the head, acidity
OF the ItCmAch. nausea, heartburn, disgust
tor food fpliness or weight In the sfomach,
sore ernctatiOnA, sinking or futtering ut
the pit Ofthe stomach, swimming of the
head, hurried or difficnlt breathing, dutter-
ihgs at the heart, choking or su1fOcating
SENSATION when In lying posture dimness
'Of vision, dots or webs before The sight,
dull pain In the head. deficiency Of nres.
piratiOn, yellowness Of the skin and eyes,
pain in the side. back, head, chest, limbs,
etc sudden dnshes OF heat, burning In the
fesh, constant imaginiDgs Of evil aud great
depression Of spiri.s. Price 81 per bottle,
Beware OF counterfeits. Do not let your
druggist palm of some other preparation
ofirOn he may say Is a good but .sk for
Kunkers Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take no
other. Runkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron is not
sold In bulk-oniy IN 81 bottles. E.F, Kun
keL Proprietor, NO. 80 North Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-04
! F. Kunkel's ustral & e. I
KunkePs Shampoo for
the Hair.

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
HAIR Cleaner In the world. they remove
aAhdrnn. alley irritation, aoothe and cool
ne heated scalp. prevent the hair from
Mining on. and promote the growth in Q
very short time. They preserve and beau.
uy the hair and render 1t soft and glossy,
They tmpart 3 briIliancy and q silly AZ.
Pearence 10 braid and Why hair, and ~
hAlr dressing they are unrlva led: ersdi.
cate dand. M aud prevent badness. The
Shampoo cseans the hair, removes ereece,
scrun itching. eruption. Cures headache
caused oy heat and fatigue. kunkeps
shampoo aud In ,tral restore hair 70 a nat.
1rI and glcssy color, restore faded, dry.
nAnh and Why hair. Price per bottle a.
Az your druggist for them or send 10 e, =.
Kunkel. Proprietor No. 80 Norta Ninih
vtfeet. Philadelphia, Pa,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-04
NOTICE..
Instructions to Ladies Gratis

Instructions W A7>A1es . ~ 80
All who are desirouS to ha tthsir
own dressmak era, would nnd II 70 their
sdvantsse to csIi on Madame Sch h1artx
at her ltemporary residsues: ~ .sasPFy d
fnv dsys 10 teach the cen ptenniafprtEe sys.
tenn II cutting garments ior ladies and
'chiIdren. slsa. shlr,s for gentlemen. 0hlrta
for sals cutting. bssting and ftting eons
~ the lshorfsSt notice and hweet price@
Yeu Will only call and Be convinced. Ladies
wan ted % solicit subscription.
sepl2.Ul GO. - - n cd
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", CRAWFORD E. CO.,

81 Carter Lass, St. Pssl's, l.e~dsa. q Il
Beg to state that they are open for any
commercial tran sAc,tohs ~ ~ consisfi.
men1s, for granting Drafts. or pre- entins
Cnmmerctal Bills for acceptance and pay.
inert, FOR buying English goods at . very
small conmlssions and forwarding goods TO
any place ia England or the Continent
We beg to draw yeur attention to very
important English Invention Wa have on
na' d. viz: ,-,--.
Wsosleu Blankets or CSvvrsnsy. .,
Large Staes> aOynStNe Cd with
N Air Rlll0W. - 10 D
1t will be found most nscessary and uee.
| Nul for Military N n, Travellers InyAlids.
I for, use In Hosp tas,. &C., Ac possessing
sniongs, others the following advantasee:
| II is the finest substitute for bed.
The Pillow can be raised ~ lowered aa
| any time, with the greatest ease.
IL Will pack UP in = very sman compass
| and can be caIrtat aboaS without any In.
convenience.
| Price, from ISaI 70 3Ss. eoeh.
| When ordering the above article, pleas
remit the amount Of your oRref to
jyilexai-sm W. CRAWFORD / 90,
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Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Head and all complete. in two hours =
No fee till head passes, seat, pin and
stomacn warns removed by DR.. Kunkel
- North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Send for circular. For removing seat, in
or stomach worms call on your druggist
and AK for bette Of Kunkel's Worm
Syrup, price 81. 1t never rails. Comman
other v. rms can Se readily removed.
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CLIMBING PRTNCIPILITY.
The Ceasciess spin OF the Roulette wheel ~
Monnco-Le Biane's Enchanted Garden.

A. NTonoco gambling il not only in ashion :.
r. - "a, one. th,, III. mo o.,.,s., nf M, -,
ia. ,iun. mr. il anl IN IL. nam ,vrr. r,.,-
H.. i,nnl..,nn Ran. mIrrnr'l AMI rnI, o..
i,hr. vi,,., mr., sh,'l MI "a .iisI' Il nv..,,l .
tn ia a. Il, =, ,rs nni v',iis vbi.h u1t.in tno
IL ~ lI lar'S M siam 81 IN, u'P %. w. 'lI
.. tr..l "a. h',, t.,,,on VII
.,..h ~ln,ncnt r,,isi, th,., r,nsn-h,,,, l.I
,.r..'', .,,t.I .r,'t',r. lux, II XII 49,, t., -
Ttt ,i,'' l,r- All ',i',''I III, r,',f r''ily ia
in,v 'hndi, m..'fn ti' n,nr,,y,, L,b,Eif nrtn..'i
inr ,,J .i,.rt t,'. -,,isr,.tf and IN. wv .h.r -
II, H. 1,.r,l,. n,anii,.-tlv have nr.n "du-.tl
th,. -,i'irc i'.'',I,.u.,,,'d r.'n nnlrnf G,'.',,
,irtv Of shirt collar WHO III on eiiiirr snIo Ia"
'.rt,r., -, H. ,,ii mi -, ~ ',..a.s o..
, VI w. .,, ,I'' -, ,,,, p
,,tIir Hb'. ,,, III 't,s ,1i..f..es 81 r. 4. ,',,
rhnrr tbn, a., d,v mar DIV hour MFR nn.,r
M I'm, e,n,nllin,. t,b.s thnir ,uIv v.rr,ntt0, h.,
Inc from r,ill,,i 49,. lii,gilt.mrr,u
.t-n,ir On" MISS At Nnnn", Tho hollnw.
tnnnI exhnrtatinp EtIss rIs j.ir ,pessje,p.s
fn,iss ros ia,,r ma il natural nronlnanitnant
s't's '"s an Us = 10 ~
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Origin or ~ Profitable Periodical.


The funeral of VI. Buloz, the late editor
own Of that important periodical, doubt -
Wrl-knNwu 10 many Of ), ar readers, VIZ; Ia
KTde DIES DclJ MOHdes has put an end - Ia"
4 ~ If an 'dnte-. p mi nisrenrcs illusions ~.
OF which that obstinate. a-tute. rough. il-trm-
percd. hut not bad -h"ar Il iWerd'r1u has been
TIA" hero since his departure from this suhluna-
~ sphere. IT may. however. te interesting 70
know that the period nj which eventually OBJ
n ned So wide a popularity WIS originally
founded by u couple ot scnErnEhcrs. who hit
upon the name ~ Rsrisr n lie IRA Worlds ms
cApr s-ing their intention 10 disseminate clear
'r vows Of geography in lesnrd t. both
the Old World and the New World
As people usually care far too lit
Tie for geographical intelligence and news the
Rcrne Il ld not pay. rs way; and rs founders a.
ccrdingly persuaded VI. Bulo1 10 take il or their
hands AT a very small price. The now owner 81
the Her,Gr al tie Trio WJ'id, at once changed
its charn tor Will" retaining its name. us
equally applicable 10 the literature Of the Old
and NV " orlds Hs to the countries Of which
they arr enmpu- H. p'ylting his entire atten-
ton t. has new acquisition. and inducing most
u' the best known literary people Of the day To
furnish article, for is pages. h" speedily COM
N'rt"d his modest enterprise into 4 great sue-
c's-. In 1915 the rc ''iiis 1T the Rerir were
over I'll 900, while its outlay WIS only atrlile
Oyer s43uOD. leaving an agreeable profit oi
some Al@.ul) In the hands ~ les owners. The
H. me VII continue in IT. old groove. under tho
direction of th" son 81 is former editor, who
has managed 1t for tho last lew years.
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when.


WIN N n, ,ho fay. w d. 9o% "a ars iyins'
Shall have e,9" tor us forever with their Joyancc and
VIII iiccarl, friends who love us
"n' 4" .h'd ih"ii NNf- hI 'fr ~,
bcari
It's sad that hearts which treasure
larih ,anc, Ton now mu-t nta'nre
~ "'uI ," tI'r ,,''i, .' M .iH,nE 'H'' ueah
Aswc ade away and perish,
May fore er ccae to love Us, witn the passing OF the
breath.
For fo, i h.. 9 ,oo Of G ,r,i %syston'
with the pAs;atg Of The years may pass and leave the
onl, ose witch is eternal,
Only lnfs winch gre prnal,
Can give back the lost anccuon oT the vanished days
atone
An tho dead arc dead" the stole
whispers And hcy forever like the ceas.ng of
2 lhy nncke-t depths Averrrls,
1t were better far in turn us,
Than 10 Listen to le teaching thus impaired with sheer
For there are no dead or diving.
Though the voice at Rachel, CRYING,
Is snll mourning for her children and Will not be com
And beyond death .sloomy portal
-, late Is h", ana !, tlmnrali
rhey who sleep nni have departed are not numbered
with the dead
ON fond recolecuon's bosom,
Safely ioliri. lies the blossom
or q hun.n oyc undyns, aud which adeth not away
sew I' more oSH 10 r,d ,'a al 4 snyb'h
All the Nes mat t"ueh our own lives, safe from ruin or
decay
So forgot the lead for never
Can tie lNlu- i.c. forever
Shall the lite on,e 'en last "a, though it breathe but for
Thou.l ne root, eff ii earth holdatli-
onlN lurre, ahnN. uniphioth
From the ~ dr'"'1cd lo,sO1n a the last the perfect
E NounAs avrSisos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-04
Attempt Mt Wholesale Murder with Pulvsr
ixrd Glass

Information has been received OF n terrible
plot and counterpart between the rival compa-
MES ol Chin So now in carcrrat"d al san Queen
tn. The Chinese prisoners were ANXIOUS To-
c'.i"hrate their New Year holiday in manner
which would not b' "a reproaeh to their country.
4 dinner. embracing Injuries eldum atlalualnc
in Tao prison. WIS de dcl upon. The Chin. So
companies IN this rity contributed ri'r and the
Warden donated large hog. To the coDlle
runVnts Whn arc employed IN the prison laundry
We "a l'-at'i the task ot cooking the rice and
pork. ana from tul- -rcw ull the trouble. The
laundry prisoners btlon. almost cNclu-
sy~,y 10 thr Hop ", Company, whilo the
rcmaind'r avow all glance 10 tho Ming
Yong AMI See lup Companies. On sun
day the Hop We coolies began their t.4sk .
hut an alert Sec lup dis overrd that instead
81 rluhins tn dalutlc- lntrlstrd 20 their cult
nary supervision. thu Hop WO's we're surrep-
tuously nppruIrNt NJ tIem. The oiirrr of
the yard, tart VI Allst'r WIS informed Of the
ii"it OF IN" Vinnds, and under threats ~ pun
i-hmnnt compelled the return OF tho ediblrs
IN Nnsed Al the expose Of their plans the cook
pounded In" nearly two quarts ~ glass anil
uhn served. miN'd il with tho rice which was
cook ing ia n mammoth kettle. Our Of the ,l.l-
spiriiiIrs, however, void the ON rrs ~ th "a
PRISON what wie gplu. On. and the rice soul
son ~ with pulN"ri1rd glass was nnt served up
l'.tr,i IN TINS, tn utii ul Original NAL iui ilf-
QuY iN armed themselves, iutritiIus t. alta is
the Ming Yong aud Sec lia crowd " .inn they
were lo 'kel up for thr night. IN this. however
they were prcNchtni 10 tue timely intervention
OF tn oflroIs. and tnlrty-one G l"-tlal- uppu
whom M'r" Round hat nets and other Weapons
wcrr lorNed up IN punishment cells.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-04
Following High Examples.


When in Franklin. Simpson county, Ky, n
gnn' emnn gnyc mo m a 'eount Of Il negro who
played thu rol" Of banker in a very sharp man
n-r' IA nat. equal Ia any of his carpet-hag
friends down South. n ran short IL funds,
ana I'rnn-' q Say, tor pennileSs man. H. pro
H. -ttri,d oui among his country friends to
~ Tie bank AMI = II them To take stock
10 you know whytl . white folks can always
g"i mor'y when they want II and We colored
80. we don't know"
Well has found It all out since l been liv-
%.yMLsll; hoy is i. Unele Jln? ,r
when they need any money, they Just chech- On
the bank amt gets II. We coiptci people always
Mi be- hoer ana MR. rnn " money III We have
In this manner he soon talkel M hank foyer
among the nesroes. When they asked,
kngw ,hgwt t. tend to these thn.s Ike tho white
folks, he repli~l
-, " has done lcgrnol all about It since On
living IN town. l"u -or, Nou just has to tax"
stock rnr'in- as you is able. som" pul in nVe
dollars. Soma four. some tNro'. rNnl'' two. AMI
months aiter the bank Sots q good start You all
,Nh neSlh to cheek On II, when You mood
lie soon made mp seventy or eighty dollars
among his friends. VINO W're much cuci M
mo h "a Il hod NJ stock i'm lnnk Jini re-
funds 10 the gro'"rs for h0ur bacon. sugar,
'oloe, whskcy. and other luNuric- ot lle-in
lHI he lv"d IKEA bahhrr''s long as Ia, seventy
In tho course of timo. son,o Of thc st,ckhold-
ers being hard W fpr funds, came into town
Ia. cine X ON the bank. lwns uo tAelr surprise
wh.n J m very ruolh s.Ilt1tl NJ.
tn" M'nk l. don. hrok.."
WHY how is tins bidn't You tell us YOU
WINS ewinr to manage IT Just Ike the whlta folks.
AMI W. would all Lay" plenty oi money! Now
You done cheat q, ont of our money, and We We
great mind t. h'mi you for n, you nigInr you'
Why. You tpni nlggrr- YOU. don't yuu know
me VINE lnlhs banks Sohetimrs break. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-04

Fon ne Lofi,n Sr@tlor
when first saw Young Molly
Sthrtchct bcn' lth the holly,
Fast asleep iorHu,t her sheep, wan dreamy summers
tN.
~ lt.es lauelin round her,
Hand Ard foot bound her,
Then kissed hcr her bOonin cheek, and softly stole
away.
But as, with hli.hcs hurnin'
Tptuc was turmu,
From sleep she and darts dreadful lightnin
VI, iooi-h nowcry f.tters
Scurntully she scAttpr-
And Ike Miairr sunbeam she codly sweeps away
Rut Love. Young Love. comes stoopin'
otr my daisies dfuupln,
And Oh each hlwer wild larry power the rosy boy re
news.
Thon tNiues each charmin cluster
In INKS ui starry isre,
And wild the cham enchanting my colleen Oud pursues
And SON met young MOLLY,
Nu,ln melancholy.
Wild dOwnca-t startIn SIGH alOns the meadow
bank.
An ola hcr swclhn' bosom
Was WittinrI with ili.i blossom.
Like slATs IN suMn'I heaven 40 ~ ny arms she sank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-04

~ M Ne M F1lU77I41I HI07iF
SEATTLE, W. r., Feb. l7.-IOhn Thompson,
wn Imam. got into "A drunken lght with ono
B"nn n nj the BENTON coal mine last sunday, in
the course Of which he stHnb'd and Killed a
third man named solomon Baxter. He was
brought To Seattle the day following and YAM
inrd hcl lore Justice Of thr Peace. From that
tribunal his case WAS taken Ia tn" Grand Jury
which on Tuesday indicted him for murder in
tho first degree. His trial progressed through
out Thuls,lny and Friday ia" lury last night AZ
clock tins afternoon III" man y = brought into
court and sentenced 10y Ju ige Lewis To- be-
hanged hy the neck until dead IN the prison
yard at Seattle on the 3Oth lay of March, 1871
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fifnn hf ~ Inns itnr'
Upon the sofi. AS they VAT,
TIN lovers talked. m plea AM chat.
81 tihi AMI this, an thl. anal that,
but ui their Mrdiiu. mainly,
Their wedding, which was soon 10 be.
And Sne ami ca. did quite aprrc.
u" -iii YES. vas, ' 10 an that she
Thought IN her ludgm, M. best would he.
ono INN. dear tu-. thuk, should bs
Understood, nov, quite plainly"
Go on. " sa.l Gus. inst speak il out;
", not tiv ihinf"sl ,hni nf doubt
That sill, i'm nll thugs wei leree,
Aui rni. 70. we've begun
two soul, with but slusic ihcusht
two hivrts thai hrai Is one F."
A lnlln- suilv. a ton l.r. -quHtfr,
Gus a'd "a iu nj, lam uafc.
Then sue Those sluN spoken words
Between hi hus, lii -aniNich,
"pi rnIrs" .MAnuh WAL l4yo with us,
ANA tulr ~" luui mi dirlni Gus,
fot Nat Non know she's u-c ter"
"Npt much, rurd nA.. an temper high,
Ani trnslci ll> hat. ant rrlrd, food by;
That .etil ~ tNiNt Volt and
Rrcurded j. my VOW on hi-h
80 mother In hW. wilh threatening cye,
AMI tongue All peace L. rrufliN,
shall ever rule tn ="
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-04

occasoning q decline Of X to TX y cent
Nearly one-half OF to-day's largo busi-
ness was done in Western Uuion Telegraph,
which WINS subjected to rough usage. the price
declining from 65h to G3S. Tho avowed object
OF the California purity il said 10 be 10 forco tho
bio, X Of 40 900 shares bought few weeks ago
al about rs 10y prominent BrOad street bank
ing house. Like shore and Mich gan Central
wero under the hammer. the first named down
from soto 4ST and Michigan Central i2x to II.
while Now York Central after holding nj "a "a
"a y until late IN the afternoon. fell to 93b. In
tho coal roads Jersey Central broke to 81. thcrp
being continued purpose to gct rid Of tho
bonds also below the first MORTGAGE. Delaware
and Larkuwanna yielded :. to 50. and Dcla-
warcanl Hudson sold Mt 501i9is. Morris and
Essex advance i to SO. but Chicago. Burlington
ana Quincy. on the rumOrcd alliance spOk n
about above. yielded to 1OI In The mscallanr-
.us. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph was 2O%.
Mgriposa GN, and preferred Z. Pacific Mail
ruling at 25%@2i.. Tho market closed fcaturo-
less
Tho following represents the opening high
ctt. and lowest sales regular way OF the prn-
cipal stocks during the rast week. together with
the number of slnrt9 Iput in.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-04
DESTRUCTION BEHIND.
Thr1isng Rnce Ahead or Madd-ned Run
away Team Into ~ Ditch.
Ffua hs Uff7oH Fra Frf~

John Pageau, who keeps wholesale liquor
store on the corner ot sandwich street and
" indsor avenue. pays his country customers u
business WISH TWO or tnrre tiinrs u year. ON
Monday. in company with Mr.. Snnls-,. hn was
driving along toward Essex Centr" behind
net pair Oi hora =. some LlilrS from Essex
NJ behind, and very So n they discovered that
II was runaway. span OF pow rlul horses
came along at "A lreHkncrk speed, while m
empty wagon bounded from side ~ side after
them. ~ II il werra light toy. Tho road WIS
narrow, and MIR. Pag"au = buggy was ligIt To
attempt to turn out WAS inevitable dnstru ton.
so. h"ing cool hand with n team and a man of
n rye Is we'll. Mr.. Pdgrlu Diet rminnd b. match
ovrrtuking him. IL applied the wlnp vigor-
ousy AMI dashed over that rond at a much
hvelisr rate thnn his horses were accustomed
a.. with the black team IN the rear stll gaining
on him. \ milo and "a half OF staght and mar
row rond lay before them. and then followed the
widest race that ever took place in Essex. The
ana cry. inc funaWays constantly gained ana
t'rrin"d hy the loud clnttnrlng VI the wagon be-
hind them. galloped with "a speed only attained
by horses mad with fear.
For some time Il seemed certain that the
team ahral would Ice oN nrtaksn and demOl-
iShed. hut for over mile they Kept out OF the
way OF tho swift destruction which followed
them; but H. any part OF the buggy had given
way a tragedy would have been written instead
OF this account Ii seemed as II the team ahead
would win the day, when, unfortunately. an
other buggy appeared on the road further on.
There was nothing 10 do but to dash into II or
turn into tho ditch. Mr.. Pageau chose the lat
t'r alternative. and managed 10 ditch his team
without injury 10 himself or companion. The
other span swept past with lightning speed and
quicker than thought smashed the coming
buggy TO spnnt'rs. while the woman, who WAS
the sole occupant was thrown 10 the ground.
She WAS only slightly Injured by her fall. The
wild team ran two miles further. when one of
thcm fell through exhaustion, and their dan
gcrous race was ended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-04
a Fulton Mnrne, Bn,ehsr'. Divorce suit.

The divorce suit of Charles Burnnrr against
IN. wif Barbara, on the grounl of adultery, was called
Tor trial Yesterday in the brooklyn supreme coart hut
boy com, M went until the MAY rn. Two wears
~" H., bwuner sued lnr limited divorce In the New
York supreme Court huf she t1frd Ia nlnunly Hui
The not pm he'd The husband nftsrwnrd
brought his pres ut aron for nm absolute divorce arg.
M tln hi, W." MA- Zen ma ths ~ Charles Hotel tins
cily witl thurl shuHn rirA, n iefor In June The
cgupif have illeo cluidren The husband Is fulton
Nm I..r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-04
Fifteen Years In Prison.

AunuIN. y. Y. March 3.-Frank VI. Bnlcr Of
Rochester Who was convicted ON three separate lalct
ments Tor hgAny was sentenced this morning u nteeu
years imprisonment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-04

TOtal Tor me week i llt.blO
The total nlmber, ofshares, dealt in to-day wn,
l7s,psl, of whi,h Western Union represented
wanna anil western i3s2o; Ml"hlsan CintraI,
the preferred, 900p; Delaware, and II lson
Canal! $50 st Paul preferred. 2.O5Q: y. y. C,n-
Mail. 200; ohios Loo: Union Pacinc. i,lOl:
Atlantic and pa.in' Telegraph Co.. 9jG: c., b.
and quincy. s22; Norris and Esscy, isli NJ l.
and Hi9n, 2eI; Ii,SnbSa and 81, Jqscph, 2lqi
St Paul, 200; Panama. 300; Wabash, POS; Al
bany and susquchggna. ls9; Eric; 100 ; tn pro-
sour,a iG3O; Chiie9g9 and Alton preferred. %;
The gold market was dun and devoid Of spa
'ial ichture or interest remaining firm ut lNs
glOi4 IN the continued orders to cover sAlr
contra u.
Tie following were the principal Transaction.
"iSAAs iSia IFS i1@H i0is ao9 +. SS...iiots
In loan' the rate. pe Tor the ~ gold were iei and
Thetotal cehrins. ai The Goi ENchanse Department.
balances si-iu. isi the clcarnss ct the week
ss@r rr amt INT aSn I to I'm e'or @
90, punnc dctf, and Tor the week s2~sWp having We.
al.c-acd si37sl rcccI.ns during the same perioi III
The DAVIS business at tic United states subIreNsury
wa Gul receipts ~ lis, ~ ri gold payments s'tI'
s3iaiGd4; currency payments. 500 ~" a. currency
Tile nj rrM revenue receipts 1T WASHINGTON today
were siooooo, and ne customs receipts s,Hoo ne
r'dempuon which inaA,s a total Vi S5ooD,D io1 me
The exports Of specie for the week footed M soia'n
and since Jan l. =, 80 - as nsain,i $50 sue
domestic produce, currency valuation for The w ek cnms
~ against 2gso2i9 same time last year. AM si
= i.A1 IN 1879. The imports q dry sgod. svi w. .
oIav amounted Ia s.iel9.-i3. AMI since Jan l. fl3
S,s3.i asa,n:i s'o2T2,ojO same time last year AID
feclsn exchange va; quiet and steady a,s' s'esi7ss
MONEY was cheap ON the stock ~. ils' ant ir ne
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-23
OH aitg Areas,
ROCK ISLAND. .xEzxnoxs
NOTES II. RE AND THERE.

Mr.. Schurzs legs now appear to the
artists of Ha,pers Weekly as Symmetrical
as those of Apollo. Only little while az
they appeared as Apollo's Do8
Morton man Tyner's displacement al
First Assistant Postmaster G eneral NAV
be according to Hayes civifservice reform:
but as Marshall taught Tyner all he knows
| OF the duties OF the department, it is cal
eulated to weaken Marshall's confidence In
Tyner's gratitude.
-Gov Hampton showed pretty cor.
EJECT appreciation of the situation when he
remark ed the other day to the correspond
rent OF the Charleston Journal of Commerce
who had asked his opinion about the prop-
oSltlon to have a new election in South
Carolina, that he would not entertain it for
a moment. But" he added. ''it MIR.
Hayes would consent to make new race
Tor the presidency, be would be quite will
ing to make new canvass for the Office of
governor"
Much is fippantly said about ''the
suppression of tramps." as though to be a
tramp is to be criminal. Iii to be re-
membered that FROM the days OF Franklin
q Wn to the present. many excellent men
have been tramps. Henry Wilson was not
afraid to declare, when once sneered at in
the senate, that he had tramped many
weary mile IN search of work, aud no doubt
among the tramps whom the fraud and
maladministration of the past eight years
have driven from comfortable homes to
seek precarious work are men as honest in
their purposes, and as anxious to toll, as
was Jeremiah Goliath, afterwari Henry
Wilson, vice president,