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, 1877-04-29
RREAnSTUEES

FLorR-Was less active but orm at forn,. ~, - -
S.s se 1ssts sss.sa tho ,ss sh
extras chiefly At and 500 as ~. ' ,gos
the following range Of prices chuIcs Vtn,s eo.d =
o. 50; ,n medium do IS asss7s' common d. nina
do - enoes ~ spstns So medium
aonss tspns So msan o. seo:s 10 family
shipping extras, s7sosaoo; choice spring supefsn.,
.a sso@se. t@ 50; medium do Rye aoaz ;11
s, ~, -
At aoa tsses ses xs, nsds
frss rs On board eafS: eafS;:--. '~sA'.'' PIT %
fPes u SoaSs was made Of 10 ton. at
scaEESiyGs-sale Was made Of 10 tons 1t s1a on mr.
f1s Sossaaas@Sa;e IT, q GeaEa va. ads q, n
$2n. 50 per ton On track. - ~ 'eos eoa<se =
s 9a fs 2ss S,fRss &c :se1 :sa ,hs
{an Frdsy svsain Liverpool sas ~ aasta Sstea
xas I'm aad or reseps small Ttn N .pe asse
Dor during part of tbs Winter These Verr ,se ~ ~
oSGy[eS SFd5 Sa;.,, Sat
as the majority Of our Commission men ~
eonSe4 &C. e G. afss i
Box Bos mpr1bsee taat wae.t IN
changing over from May into June, bus NOD y r. r.
May Uen18 seemed to nHTH been previously
The attendance was rxceedpgIy srnaii mnst ~ ~:
Interest centcrtng tn earn Seller juns on.nas ~ ~
st ST. TIA fell Oft to 81 n adynoceI to 81 -a4 .n1
reccdcd to $I.7!4 1t the close Seller NAV ala =
Sl.6o4@1 r. closing at ST. 69,a Seller iy - mia
at ay prices and 81 s vas I'D for seeqq tss
year. Seller April. or cash No snr,n1 IL ~
at ST. ea5f@l.72 closing at about s1.ssass cssa a
S1se@1. Loo By No. DO At sisS1 s.; ia i.om
bq; Rejected vas held a. Las.
sample At s.: 90 free board car. Graded St. Tesa
, C0KS-Was active and Irregular ranging from "a
below to &c aooye, and closing lie hiSLcr thsa e
latest prices Of FrfdaY liverpool Eas 0uored sestT
At 2s, but London excited 1t IS per quafter "a
and New YorE was also excited Our recsipts s wefs
larger but the Withdrawals from storc only oderste
tas eaik of he shiD@ents reported having been oade
in this State. expected to cut II receipts by max
more confidence in the article for Eh rtaspn thp1h
many operators thought that the eect Of tho var hsd
received from Outside. bot 70 buy and 10 seI ans IT.
increased dc tre to cover On MAY SaIes and iii ~
June, caused narrowing Of xae didefcaee Sstvtta ~
ping orders On the market for iarrc onsnttfea hat
mostly limited about the lowest Rures al fha isr
, 1877-04-29

The new Board Of Trustees organized Monday
evening, and elected r. II. Seymour President.
L. c. Collins, Jr., elected Village Attorney,
and John Cauuock Treasurer.
Many Improvements are being made in all parts
Of tue village. Property owners are beautifying
their grounds and repairing their dwellings, and
new sidewalks are being built New families have
indicate one Of the most prosperous years in the
history Of the place.
The Rev. G. C.. Masston will deliver the fourth
in his series OF lectures t'E1iah'' this evening
at the baptist Chnrch.
Mr. Burbank will read at the Reform Church to-
morrow evening. The entertainment Is for the
benefit OF the church, and it is hopcd that there
will be large attendance from this and adjoining
suburbs.
The Reform Church Sociab1c, which was ap-
pointed for Thursday evening, WAS indefinitely
postponed as many wished to attend the Old Folks
Concert at Park Ridge.
, 1877-04-29
DEATH.

When the silver cord is 1ooscd.
And the golden bowl is broken:
When the glad, freed soul has nown,
With its last fond farewell spoken;
When, beneath the daisicd sod.
We hare laid our broken flower,
@ how durkencd arc our lives
In that sad and lonely bourl
We can only sec the waves
OF Deaths river darklY dowing-
MOI the shining shore beyond,
here our sainted one is going.
Could We only see that cline.
Freed from every cloud Of sadness.
Where our flower blooms for arc,
VoLusA, n. r CAEE,E r Wnrp,vr
, 1877-04-29
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Finances Continue Quiet-.-Light
Supply Of Paper.
The Produce Markets Steadier"--The
War Appreciation in Prices
Maintained.
Provisions Rather Tame---Wheat
r >.. Quiet---Corn Active
FINANCIAL.

The business of the local loan market showed no
new features OF importance. The demand for loans
was limited IN alI directions. The Board OF Trade
borrowing has subsidized with the diminution in tho
calls for margins, aud the offers Of country paper
for rcdiscount are not numerous. The mercantile
customers Of the banks have little occasion to ask
for ADVANCES at this time except to the usual extent
to make good occasional failures in collections.
The loanable funds available here are considerably
in excess OF the requirements Of the market, and
irst-class outside borrowers can obtain accommo-
dations On favorable terms.
Rates Of discount are 8010 per cent to regular
customers Of the banks. On the street rates arc
unchanged, and the offerings Of paper are small.
New York exchange was auotcd between banks
at 5oDz5 cents per 81, 600 premium.
The clearings of the Chicago banks for the week
are reported follows by Manager D. r. Hale, Of
, 1877-04-29

New York, April :2S.-Gold opened at 107, rose
to 10TH, and declined to 10GE, which was ths
| closing price. Carrying rates. 1M, /, ?, 3, ant
/ 3H per cent Loans were also made dat.
Silver ut London unchanged. Silver bars here,
greenbacks 1o6k; gold lis. Silver coin J: dis.
I count.
| Governments dull and steady.
| Railroad securities firm and higher.
| State bonds quiet and nominal
The STOCK market was irregular sud feverish in
the early dealings,s and prices declined 4 to IN
| per cent, but subsequently drmcr tone set in,
| aud there was IN advance OF Il to 81 per cent
| 1arge amount OF stock bought in under
the rule for Robinson g. Company gave strength
| to the market and caused some of the buyers to
purchase freely to cover short contracts and helped
the upward course OF prices. TheaGars OF Robin
| eon l. Co. were the subject Of discussion aeain,
! and Developments thus far are very favorable.
rhe trm notified parties having accounts against
authorized, through the Chairman of the Stock
Exchange, a parties ha.'ng outstanding contracts
Under this notification there were large amounts Of
stocka, chiefly Lake Shore and Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western. bought in or sold out the
ed list, was ' atont % Is, @ 600 'N' shares, nss.
but this waa probably not '0 al,. The
sssSka Sess @ gvso d out ao the a fp sys ~
statements could be made up. Eugene Robinson
present confined 10 his home by illness, and the
impression prevails he will straighten out every
thing as soon as he is able 10 return to the street.
MI In ths afternoon stocks we're strong and higher
Tue ddyanee ts i f,om the lowest Rout Of the day
prorenlent was In Western Union, New York Cen
tral, Lake Shore. Rock Island, ST. Paul, Delaware
s. Hudson, Delaware, Lackawanna s. Western and
Illinois Central. The advance was stimulated hy
n report that some Of the Twenty. third street
party had turned pulls, and also i cable from
Europe that Turkish iron -elads were about closing
Danubian ports
At the close there was reaction OF i to liz
per cent from the highest point Western union adj
New York Central roze to 92.I, reacted to 05is,
and recovered to 92sa. Lake Shore reached sos; !
1aaeca 1aa nny 70 sold So at so soa ;ossd Eosk Island a.
closed at IS. Delnwase i Hudson, aftcr rolling
mp to 47'!, reactcd to 10. and closed ae 46ai. t
awanna & Western advanced to 49i:, and fell on
to jsa ut the close Illinois Central rose to So,
and closed ut -. Michigan Central rose to 4lai
ami Panamn to SIS. The market closed active and
strong.
Transactions aSsregated 26sSoo shares, af
which =, Soo were New York Central. II. 200 Lake
Is, 900 st. Pauls, &c. OJ0 Lackawarna & Western.
Y, 100 Delaware & Hudson, s, 600 Morris & Essex
8: 3 ooo 90, Michigan Central, , ooo Illinois Central,
Money d dlll m at @h3 per cent. Prime mercantile
Customs receipts, s1s4. ooo.
C1carings, s2s, 600. 000.
Imports Of merchandise for the week, S. Ge8, 600:
OF specie for the week, S258, 600.
sterit9;; gs exchange quiet but firm; long 4s7h;
The weekly bank STATEMENT is rs follows: Loans,
decrease, 81. 37, 200; specie increase $3.50. 200.
Tsaae s. @ @'sSfcass s soo dcposts
reserve, increase, 50. GUij san ! =,
, 1877-04-29
WINTER LINGERING.

CAnnoxpAIE ILL.,. Apnl 28~ ~--Onc Of the most
Violent wiud and nai.stoms in the history of this
c'ty swept over US last night Tho ground was
covered With bail The peach crop Is badly dam
aged by the hail Corn planting will be greatly re-
tasdcd by the heavy rains.
Special Dspasca TO The Tribune
6A1ESA, Ill.,, April 2S.-The weather for the
past two days In this section has been cold and
Eainy interfering materially with the work laid ont
o. tne farmers 4 heavy snow and hail storm pre-
has been falling lightly s1o'
Srertm Dt&potch to Tie Tribune
SIOUX Ctr, 1a.. April :s.-A ecverc snow and
Msn1 1Gr e@s Pse.stled here ths P.t two days
, 1877-04-29
FOR FtjR0PF.

NEW FonK. April 2s.-Thc TT. Rev. Casper Il.
Borgess., Bishop Of Detroit, Mich; tho Rt: Rev
Alexius Ede1brock, Clinton, D1inn. the Rt.- Rev.
F. 4. krautbauer, Green hay, Wis; ile Rt.- REV.
Rupert scidcnbush. st. Cloud; the Very Rev. H.
J: u. Schutjes, Secretary to Bishop Horgcss; the
To-day, the rcar guard OF the army Of the pilgrims
moving the past month towards Rome to assist at
'ne so.aen }up,!ee 81 Pope Plus X
and Henry F. Kecnan, of the Chicago Times, were
among tho passengers for Europe to- day. They
journals.
, 1877-04-29

tast one couldn't help SLOWING back" as Marias
Everybody paid the Pope the greatest Of reye.
rence,-an kneelug down to ask the old mans
When he approached us, we knet az the rest Ind
done. and pretty soon he had his hand resting on
MaEian's curlz and they were talking away as II
$50 you came from, A1nerlca, mr. little daugh-
ter: And what brought you to Romc!" said the
Pope.
s''Wc came to see Jou, i" resumed Murian, land
Tou look exactly iise my grandfather. and like
looked at Ma1fan-save her a look that meant
"stlencc but 1t was OF no use. a..
and Do you like Rome ns we'll as America" s"
asked His Holiness.
20 no, si11, but like your church very much !;
preach and we were afraid we shouldn't eee you. :"
The rope looked much amused, and, seeing tho
cross on Murlans neck took it in his hand and
asked, tHase you brought this to be blessed:"
20 ycs.-f nearly fotgot--it Is for Bridget; and
pocket, maybe you'd Ike to sec herr
As true as you liys. Marian had brought her last
ncw China doll, and the Pope took IL in his hands,
and ehld how pretty it was, and then returning it
passed on with an admontion to Marian always to
much like anybody else's sood-by to sweet little
girl.
All the conversation had taken place in French,
which Marian speaks even better than she does En-
glish-
Then the Pope went to the end Of the room where
he had entered, and there SAID few good words,
and blessed all the people.
After that VIC went as VIC came. and in due course
Of time Bridget got her precious cross, and. as long
rs Marian lives she'll Keep the China doll that the
Pope once had in: his hands, ~ very pleasant
souvenir Of her visit to the Vatican. and her and-
ence with Plus Ninth.
, 1877-04-29
GRAND CROSSING,

The town Is rapidly improving and spreading its
territory The water ia gradually leaving the land
ami the soil is now dry and firm. Twenty -fonr
new houses are to be erected this summer. The
Wilson sewing machine factory ia to have large
additions Oh both Of its wings. The old furniture
factory Is to DC changed into dye house, where,
goods IN stock at some Of the Chicago stores can b
renovated. 7
, 1877-04-29
OAKLAND,

The members Of the Oakland Hose Company
have formed thcn,seyea into baseball club,
with the following members: Frank Fowler, c. !:
Laurie Reece, p. George l.. Ford, dr., s. s. !;
John Cook, 1st base; $. Coss I'd base; viii
IIotlaon, 81 base; George Clittendeu, c. r.;
Charles Chittcnaen, |. f., E. Moss, :. +.
a social OF st, Johns Reformed Episcopal
Church will be given IN the parlors OF the Oak
land Congregational Church Thursday evening.
meeting Of the Parish Of St. Johns Church
will be held Tuesday evening FOR the purpose OF
electing IL delegate to the General Council.
The Oakland Hose Company met Tuesday. Moth
ing Of Importance was done.
, 1877-04-29

"lthdFa"n from store during Friday for city
consumption: !, 13s bu wheat, 683 bu oats, i. 12o
bn rye. sis bu barley.
1he following grain was inspected into store in
t,'s c'tS on Saturday morning: cars No. 2 Y. IT :,
wheat, cars No. spring, 2 cars rejected do
90 wheat}; l car yellow corn, car No, ! do. 13e
cars high mixed, 81 cars new do 50 cars and G. 600
bu now mixed, 211 cars and 9, COO bu No. corn. Is
cars rejected do, cars grade (4s8 cars and IL
ooo bu cotn>;4 cars white outs, IL cars No. do.
36 cars rejected do Isl oats) Q cars No. ? rye.
cars rejected do; cars No. 2 barley, cars No. 3
do, cars rejected do. Total $3.50 cars}, e52. coo
b"' Inspected ont: Sc, ooB bu wheat 83, s7a bn
corn, o3l ba oats, 4o3 bu rye, "a, $3.50 bu barley
The following were the receipts and shipments Of
oFeaosluls anu 1--we stock at this point during the
past week, and for tho corresponding weeks end.
Ing as datcd:
, 1877-04-29

NEW ToHK. April 2s--Corroa- Quiet but tza q
l1@1lc; futures closed steady; April. o7c:
May f0oea1oo7c; June. 1o.13c; July. 10 &c; Al
Sust TO- 9ic; september o31@1o sc; October 10 ~
Io.lsc: november. 100000. lie; December. 10 10s
1olocJanuary .22alo. sc; February, 10. .aa0ios
fIorE-Uasettled. and shade stronger: light e1poas
and moderate hometrade demand: reeelpts 500 bss;
Ne-1 Is; super State and Western. "a oo&a -
common to good extra, So .saa5o good 70 enoics.
Ssss5s8.6s; white wheat, So. s58a.3o; fancy, ssx9
15; e1tra Ohio Sa 2s9l0 so; st. Louis s. 45alt5o:
steaiT az s Rassns Process 1ols@l2So k5e h'at
CoRs-MEAL-F1rmer ut 81 4oQaso
s060 bn: moderate inquiry
?sals5sasa siDser tsl'es
s se'tef "a a5; $s2e
=: ssss s.
aqd MtH@uucS:arsj statS; cgS*@tsj white d. SIC. ~
Hors-Qnlet and unchanged .ss,::s. -; -
e p Il fair demand RIO esIoea us ~
y iMa,so;ao aa ge rsansd arr MeasS
fq e ss ss SaT; .as
n1sd1 l5sSc; cases la7@a:s,e: naphths, loc
S1.1iSEe Kosss.6oeaaogssii. 6ass ,.'s,:"<' e E.
SPsstTs sTuRFESTzax-Unchang - -;
io shs laa,:s ns'saa I'd ses,y isss yss selss
2oSt5c: uawsshsd. 1ss5se; Te7ss ss.i iaaa: ~. Wv i
;:.eas: pr'%s Sa's;s SRx s:sa s;ssS
EnHgrrEEIIEfashanEed- EH1Ts1EIfa.;t. c4*: !
M"nissa-qf9lsaanssa M"isKT-flsm: 81 f:1ser.1. III: ,::;
~: clipper setre, tnsot l
S. s$!s$ ; e; 81; : 5sRSss'fHa Z:
,aS:. e s sas sazs; ;sraen
, 1877-04-29

The ladies' Of the N. F. Church received their
friends at the residence OF Mr.. c. Dickenson
Wednesday, evening, It being the last socab1e OF
the season, the attendance was unusually large.
Mr. S. r Parker has purchased the rcsidence Of
the late Mr. Field. He viii rnt 1t into thorough
repair and OCCUPY It within a short time.
The friends of Mr. E.. Mcclure will be pleased
to learn that be is recovering from his recent &C.
we're illness. =
Mr. George Comm has been quite sick, but is
now conyalcsccnt- =,
Mr.. j. J.. Lawrence was in town Monday, the
gusAt Ut Mr. q. lawrence.
, 1877-04-29
OBITUARY.

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
JACKSONVILLE, H., April 28.-Mr. Samuel
Adams Of the Illinois College, died in this city
this morning. He was In the list year OF his age,
and had been connected with the Illinois College
since 1877 He had taught almost every branch Of
inc Inc I1ilese M curriculum and was widely known
, 1877-04-29

LONDON, April cs-Consols-3foncv M 13.7e.
account 90 11-1G ~ AA9'
,o1as AmsF'saa scearitiess5s; loaA CTS, 10TH;
5IH. - "'0 een@@'s
PARIS, April c8.-Rentcs, lo3f 32Hc
, 1877-04-29
THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER.
Detroit FrcS Press.


Frank Schmidt and another man love the same
/ little German widow, who has
! Two eyes Of pluc dot dance aroundt-
| And lips like 50 Mnch honey;
And she owns house OH HastlnE street.
1 And in der pank has money.
| This little widow has made no choice between
them aud 1t has happened that both have called on
her at the same time. There was Jealousy, o1
course but it did not break out in row until
Friday night Then both lovers met at the gate as
! they came to pay her call. They glarcd ut each
other moment, and then sailed in and hammered
each other, and nearly tore down all the fence
Schmidt was caught, while the othcr escaped,
80 Jealousy. where is thy stingi" exclaimed his
Honor as he heard the story.
~ dinks tc lii up on Cadardine street," gloom
lily replied the prisoner as he felt Of his mutilatcd
eur:
..yell, I likes dot cottage house and dot money
In der savings bank, " replied Schmidt
t'D0es she seem to loye you?''
~ CAN'T dell. Sometimes she smiles at me, like
dis, butl doan' know yet"
- Have you ever asked her 10 marry your
Not guide Ono time say likes her more as
well, Jealousy is not crime, and think I
wilt let son "a. Why don't you so mp there this
morning and ask her to be your wife:"
AZ. ~ Will; will deli herdot is the sentence of
''res, you may tell her that You can 60 now. ~
The prisoner turned, and, happening to look out
OF the window, be saw 4 sight to freeze his blood.
In the alley stood his hated rira1, and beside him
vas the little widow, both smiling and chuckling
''Csate Heavens, but look on dot!'' gaspcd the
prisoner ~ be pointed to the alley.
s'sen zen aeaa M 1way whispered the Judge, ashe
:. shall shump into der rirez right off queek1"
EXCLAIMED Schmidt, and he hurried out and down
the street.
, 1877-04-29

Help fog the weak, nervous. and dch,1,t,,.a, /,
chronic and nnID}ul diseasea cured without mc,i;.
ctne th Electric Belts and other appliances al, about
anu Dow to distinguish the genuine from the
eun11ons; BOOK, with full particulars mailed frce
Aaasess ta ePulyermacher Garanic Company eo2 Vine
, 1877-04-29


We always look upon Washington as peculiarly
fortunate man, but rumor tells us that Mrs. WISH
ington frequently became So exasperated bccanse
OF her husbands cain, wooden, and persistent
smile that she would burst into tears, and after
making unwarranted alIusions to alleged min1cs
in the Treasury Department, would lock hcrscf up
in her room, and leave the Father OF his Country to
brood over the gloomy thought that ahe would
ultimately unlock her door and como forth for
more conversation.
, 1877-04-29

D11burY -feM8.
| One OF the Danbury yonng men who has occA-
siouaiy escorted young lady home on Sunday
evenings. and went in for 1anch after performing
both services last Sunday night, Suddenly said TO
her:
''Do you talk in your sleep!"
t'Why-no. " she answered in surprise.
''Do you walk in Jour sleep:" he next inquired.
; s'No, sir
He moved his chair an inch closer, and with in
creased interest asked:
'tDo you snore:"
NO" she hastily replied, looking uneasily At
AT this reply his eyes fairly eparkIed. His ljps
eageFly parted. and, as he Eaye his chair another
hitch, he beIskly inquired:
DO you throw the combings Of your hair In the
wash basin:'
What's thats'' she asked, with blank face.
lie repeated the question, although with in-
creased nervousness.
No, don't, - she answered, In some haste,
Again his chair went forward while his agitation
grew SO great that he could scarcely maintain his
place upon it, as he further asked: ~.
do you clean out the comb when you are
.'of course do, =" she said, staring at him with
all her might.
In an instant he was on his knees before her.
his eyes abiaze with flame. and his hands out
stretched.
''Oh, my dear Miss love ron, " he passfonately
cried give my whole heart up to yon. Love
me and will be your slave. Love me as love
yoa, and will do everything on earth for you.
Oh, will you take me to be your lover, your hua-
band. your protector, your everythins!''
It was critical moment for young woman
OF her years, but aAe was equal to the emergency
rs woman generally Is, and she scooped him in
, 1877-04-29

Long and short clears quoted 1t g}&c cashfe q
aad SIC seller June cumberlauds aniet " y A2s g4
TIC: lo2E cnt hams. 3@9c ali bo1ed sweat: tt
Nacon quoted at g. G6lfc for shoulders. eAsask, T.
Snort rDs oet9%c for short clears liz fop 1oe
all ca0vased and packed "W a3u4
, 1877-04-29

FOREIGN IMPORTS.
oooos received at Chicago Customs April e8:
walker, Oakley & Co., pkgs tanners sunlrfes:
J. v. Farwe1i & Co, cases of dress goods
Amount collected, 81, 18G c. =
, 1877-04-29


The prevailing taste in female attire renders the
following incident not quite impertncnt: Two
young gentlemen, unknown to the writer, were
standing ut the corner Of Eighth and Vine streets
at late hour the other night. engaged in earnest
conversation respecting some person who had Just
passed. Said one:
81 know it was man.
-''No it wasn't Ills pantaloons had only one
leg
That appeared to settle it. At least, the listener
heard no further argument
, 1877-04-29

The Superintendent OF Public-Works rcnortod a.
the last Trustee meeting that the following snms
had been Spent during the year In the dlferent dis.
tricta:
, 1877-04-29

hoG FHoDUCTS-Werc less active in the aggregate
win less change In prices, the market being irrnsr
Within narrower limits, Liverpool was quoted shad
better on lard but hogs at the stocx-Yards vere n
aud easier owing to falling in orders for rats
sae discrimination against Chicago IN the matter Of
Trading consisted simply Of changing over from ,I.v
Into June at current d :,reuces A"'
The following table A.. the shipments Of nrov,,,
ons in detail. for tile week ending Aprif ~.
, 1877-04-29

South Chicago has the largest amount, but con-. :.
twice as much Was not spent. "A.t t""'
a secret meeting VAS held by the members of the
rsw nGa 49, a. the oce Of President Denslcy on
selection Of officers forhc coming year. It acco-
ptashed nothing. Another meeting viii be held
A9aday n 1or the same purpose. - 1' 1~'A
me frcsident has not yet selected his Commit.
tec but the chatmanship OF the Street and Iiioh.
Ways VIII probably he efren to Mr.. Mitcbe,I snd
thg 81 Drainage and Sidewalks to Col. Raynor.
me 1tcna in regard to the Expense OF thc E.n.
Elneenne F1nd "a yesterdays Issue should have
been charged to the South Chicago Drniuagc Fnnd
t9 ths exception Of the salary Of tho edgineer and
The hotel IL fast hlling up, and will be = great
, 1877-04-29

New foRK, April 2S.-Gold opened at 107, rose
to 10TH, and declined to 106a, which was the
closing price. Carrying rates. TX, /, ?, 3, and
3H per cent. Loans were also made fat.
Silver ut London unchanged. Silver bars here,
greenbacks 1o6k; gold lis. Silver coin = dis
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04
Carson City studebaksv

uAvINC RECEIvRD THE AGENCY
II for tha sale Of the celebrated stndsbaksr
Wagons. AIN now receiving wagons from ths
sbove msnufactory. especially adapted 10 this
state. ~ they were made from models aud pat
terms sent to the manufactory BY mo. ] also
have . nns lot 0f
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04
llpa.ss Ans l,smr spmas wAssss

hama. Also Farm and Rod wagons Of my
own mako. Tho above Wagons guarantee TO
sell ~ low ~ thu sams style VI Wagons cen bs
purchased In sscrsnssnto City, With ths ssidi.
tion ~ fretGht from oeesafnsueo 10 Osrnna. I
have also on hand and Tor sale
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-07

died at her residence, Staten 1slanc,
yesterday. of pneumonia. Mrs. e.
bert was IS wears and 7 days old at the
time of her death.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.
The World saws: Contrary to re-
cent rumors, Tilden will not go to
Washington at once hut for the pres
ent will remain in New York. lie
has not practiced law for five or six
years except when he gave his SER
vices to aid in the prosecution OF the
Tweed ring, and he is not likely to re-
sumo his profession even at the end OF
his presidential term.
There are contradictory rumors about
the probable result OF the assault OF
Fred. May upon Jas. Gordon Bennett.
1t is still in doubt whether Bennett re-
ceived blows from a whip or Mays
fist, or neither, or both. Benefits
friends are divided between W equal
~ positive opinions, u being to the
effect that Bennett will be content with
nothing less than blood, and the other
that he has no intention OF provok-
ing a fight.