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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25
soUrHERN PACIFIC R4TIRotD

One of the liveliest contests in Con-
gress at the approaching session will be
that between the California Pacific rail
road gang and the Texas Pacific party
under Col Tom Scott. The California
company are pushing their coast road
down to intercept and draw to San
Francisco the trade of the Southern Ter
rltories. They have already taken pos
session of the crossing of the Colorado
on the Fort Yuma reservation, and built
a bridge across the river, without au-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25
HOW PIRATES WE'RE HUNG

There once prevailed custom in En-
gland of hanging persons convicted of
piracy and other crimes ON the high seas,
on the shore of the ocean at a point
where the tides would wash over their
bodies. Harrison, states, in his ''De-
scription of England, that "pirates and
robbers by sea are condemned in the
Court OF Admirable, ard hanged on the
shore at low-water mark, where they are
left till three tides have overwashed
them. In Murray's Handbook of
Kent, Execution-Dock, Mapping. L,
is named as the place where pirates and
others committing capital crimes at sea
were hung at low-water mark, there to
remain ill three tides had overfowed
them" The old chronicler, Stow, also
refers to the custom in nearly the same
language remarking of a certain local.
ty, that it was 'the usual place of exc
cution for hanging of pirates and sea-
rovers at the low-water mark, there to
remain till three tides had overaowed
them" In this ancient practice the
writer finds an explanation of Antonio S
remark to the boatswain, in The Tenn
pest, act l, scene 1:
Would thou niightst lie drowning
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25

AMERICAN LETTER IN GERM1NY
The International Exhibition of arti-
cles used IN leather industry was opened
III Berlin on the Sth of September. The
United States Consul General at that
city sends an interesting report to the De-
partment of State concerning the Ameri-
can display. All Germany, Austria,
Hungary, Belgium, Denmark, Holland.
Sweden and Norway, Switzerland and
the United States were fully repre- sented
England, Italy and Russia but partly.
The great feature of the exhibition was
two displays made by American firms,
which gave the first opportunity public
ly afforded in Germany for the proper
appreciation of the skill and perfection
which the manufacture of boots and
shoes by machinery has attained in the
United States; and the fullest and frank
est tribute was paid to the ingenuity and
enterprise displayed. The interest ex-
cited must act most favorably on the in
PRODUCTION of American shoe machinery
into Germany. The number of shoe
factories now in Germany using Ameri-
can machinery is forty, with an average
daily production of $4,000 pairs. The
value of American leather, oak and hem
lock tanned, is fully recognized in Ger
many; and, If our tanners would give
their work a better finish, the trade in
American leather in that country might
be regarded as permanent and decided
success. OF American tools there was n
splendid display of all sorts; and the su-
periority of these tools to all those of the
same kind used in Germany was con-
coded on I'll Sides The Chairman of the
committee, in his opening speech, re-
ferred in warm terms to the progress
made in the United States in tanning
and shoe machinery, and publicly
thanked our manufacturers for the ex-
tensive and fine display in the American
Department. = Washington Cor. Neso
York Tribune
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FREE. Leisure fours.-A splendid 1Gpage
family literary paper, full of Choice Stories, Sketches
Poetry etc. sent three months with pair of beautiful
6xS Chromos, suitable for framing and adjoining the
walls of any home, free to any sending ) cents
(stamps takcn) to pay mailing expenses The publish
j. L. PATTEN & CO. 1872 William St, New York
every O lie raj of News
dealers sell LEISURE HOURS, price cents.
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ACCORDING to the English Registrar
Generals report, A. persons died from
hydrophobia in England in 1875, the
latest year for which returns are CON-
pleted, and 334 IN the preceding ten
years.
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REFERRING to the enormous prices
which cattle have fetched here and in
Canada, London agricultural journal
observes that English breeders must,
like English manufacturers, look to their
laurels.
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TIME will tell, and time has told that
any mans fool who pays old prices, when
Jones, of Binghamton, BnShamton, N. Y,
offers Five-Ton Wagon Scales, ON trial, freight
prepaid, at $50 each free price list.
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The purchaser is entitled to jtitu freight al
ways in buying any commodity. DooLEY S
YEAST POWDER is strictly iull weight, beside
which it is absolutely pure.
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WI1HoFT's Tonic i-UNFAILING


INFAIIIBLE This great Chill Tonic cures
Chills without the Intervention of doctors and
their bills. No consulting visits-no prescrip
tions to be filled-no huge bills. entailing pc
c1lniarv embarrassments. added to loss of
health 1t is the friend of the poor man, be-
cause it enables him to earn a living, and of
the rich, because it prepares him to enjoy his
wealth. This great boon to mankind is cheap.
safe and prompt. Ct. r. FINLAY Il Co., Pro
prietors New Orleans.
FoR SALE BY ALI. DRUGGIsTS.
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d. w. HATCH & Co.: have sold your
Universal Cough Syrup nearly three years. 1t
gives good satisfaction. and 1 have no hesita-
ton in recommending it equal If not superior
to other remedies of its class. Yours truly
A. w. BULLOCK, NJ D.
P 81 have sold more Universal Cough
Syrup than any other cough remedy A-W. Il.
Sold by J. Block & Co., Chicago. Ill.
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DAVIS1 PAIN killer
IN INTERNALLY

There is nothing equal it, relieving yo, of pain
short time and curing all bowel complaints such collie
spasFns, heartburn diarrhea, dysenery, fux
wind in the bowels stomach, dyspepsia, sick head
ache In sections OF the country where Fever and
AEUe prevails there remedy held
Persons travelling should keep by them few drops
III water will prevent sickness bowel troubles from
change of water. Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
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The Bishop of Manchester is troubled
IN his mind about the Colorado potato
beetle. In sermon at the reopening
of kirkham Church he said that men
and facetious newspapers-Ptaach, for
inskance-made themselves merry about
the Colorado beetle. They did not seem
to think that perhaps this noisome beast
which had destroyed many a harvest
fell on the other side of the Atlantic
might come and destroy our own fair
harvest fields. He did not think that
the Colorado beetle was thing to make
jokes about
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TO BOOK AGENTS =!

TO 6OON AVEN -!
We have In press book-not yet announced-that has
been in preparation three years. costing S,DCn
l2d Superb, FuIi-Page Engravings
make it the most completely Illustrated volumes
in the world. 1t is magnificent work, and will
mand the attention and approval. of everybody We viii
make most liberal arrangements. with agents 20
duce It, and 1t is worthy their notice. Advance shsets,
with full information, sent application to
AMERICAN PUBLISHING Co, Hartford, Conn,
Chicago, Ill, or Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Rr Telerranh \

By Teegraph.)
To Hdines Bros, No. AS Fifth GceIa'ee, Neeo
1oTh
Iowa State Fair first gold medal on Haines'
upright piano fortes- Must have two uprights
immediateIv A. REED & Sons
Chicago. H., Sept %. 1877.
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PATENTEES and inventors should read adver-
tsement of Edison Bros. in another column.
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THE CHEAPEST & BEST
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We represent over 900 Newspapers. having week
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Take aso Other.
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CAUTION! Ponds Extract has been initiated a.
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PRINTERS AND
STATlONERS!

Send 20 cents and get barge sample package Of
NOVELTIES in Ball Programmes, Visiting Cards,
Wedding Stationery, Billet de Correspondence Enve
opes and Note with monogram date something new)
fine Cardboard, etc. Address THE NEWSPAPER
UNION, ISL Fifth Ave, Chicago.
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VECETINE.
The BEST SPRING MEDICINE.


a. r. STEVENS
Dear SirThs is to certify that your Blood
Preparation in my family for several years, and think
that, for Scrofula Canksrous Humors Rheumatic
affections it cannot be e1celled a,d blood purifier
aud spring medicine it is the best h hare used
and have used almost everything. 4 chcerfully
recommend it to any in need of such a medicine.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs A. K DINsMORE, Is Russell Street
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED STEADY
FLOUR FIEM-wHEAT FIRMEI-CORN EASIER
OATS QUIET wIIIsKEY DULL PORK AND
LARD STEADY a PETROLEUM FIRM SPIRITS
OF TUIPENTINE QUIET-RosIN ACTIvE-oILs
FIBM-CoFFEE DULL--sUGAR NOMINAL
fRErGHTs QUIET.
SATURDAY, March 24-6 Pm
Business moderate to-day IN most branches. AS
Is usually the Saturdays comparatively little
was done. Flour remained quiet, without change Of
moment. Wheat 6rmcr Corn was easier. Oats
quiet Flour firm. whiskcy dali Pork quiet Lard
steady. Freghts quiet Cotton tho spot was quiet
Futures closed steady. Coffee quiet Sugar nominal Oils
firm Petroleum firm Rosin active, spirits turpen.
tine quiet.
CorrEErhe market for Rio very quiet, and prices
less nominal Mild coffee quiet: $500
Rio Holly sold late yesterday private
day 1912 bags Santos, vessel taken
We quote = Ordinary cargoes. lie IKE; fair do,
I9xc good do. 2oc; prime do. 2o1c. Gle; extreme
range lots tic. 2aisc Santos fair to good Ie,sc.
a 2oc gold % DAYS; Java. government bags, re.
NC do grass mats 2sc 24c. Singapore. Ice. 2lc
Maracaibo, 1s1sc. 2O,ac.; Laguayrs, l0c. coke
jamaica, 1885, 10c. sc. Domingo, l6c. 1879. Porto
Rico. lsc 20ac. Costa Rica 1sc gle; Mexican. 1sc
a 2Oc: Manila, lsc- 10ec.; Angostura I9c. a yoke
Savanilla 1870. u 20c. Curacoa. 16tsc. "a Toe.
CoTrOS the spot was quiet but unchanged. Liver
pool quiet and steady tor SPOT mitdling quoted
gid; ealcs 5000 bales Administrators holding
for i32d more Our market for futures opened a 10
about Fridays closing The closing
Of to-day compare with FRIDAYS as follows
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prices rather lower all but fine Erades Spices
have not improved
rrouuce-spirits OF turpentine. 21s. Sd per cwt
Loxpos March 24-Evcninz
Calcutta linseed. 4ss Cd. per quarter.
LivKnrooL March -, 1877.
sales OF cotton to-day Included 1850 bales OF
Srw Yoax rnoDucs, ExcnAscg nArosI;. ,s--
Pork-:astern dull at 7as; Western dul al sos bacon
Cumberland steady SIS short RIB steady 3ss long
Lo@a cut srmsr AZ shoulders an az ss Beeina
mes du ~ SOS extra duh At POS prime mes, dull
7, r e, Lard ard rr%e Western steady a. so soW
Hosin-Common steady -. 3D.. fine dull ut l''s. 3D.
Cheese American choice steady lbs Lard oilNoue In
No spring steady Mt los Cd No spring steady AZ los
oa wni,r southern none IN the market winter Western
s'eaay ~ lOs sd Corn-Mixcd soft steady Mt Us ID
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. March ~ 1877
On the Stock Exchange during week rather us
ness has been Transacted In consequence OF the poteal
pest three months bills firmly maintained at nearly the
Bar slveri very fat at considerable reduction. Re
newed heavincss Is In Canadian railways tie de-
sed IRON 10 ",s ao"
Is firm in majority Of Turkish and Russian. how
ever are At their point OF the week. One
American governments have bcen dealt In AT reduced
cations American railways arc Hat. Illinois Central
persstently sold The latest price than las,
to j. Erie descriptions reccdcd TO Telegraph stocks
firm. Anglo.Amercsn and Direct United States
ihs amount Of bullion Withdrawn from tue Bank Of Eng.
land ON balanc" TODAY Is El0oOo
account.
PARIS March "a. 1877
Exchange on London, psf lie. for short sight.
United states bonds new hycs. io34
LONDON. March -, 1877
Silver closed to-day at 53sid.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL,

I0NpoS. March ~, 1877.
Business Mincing lane during tn. week has
dull renewed dstrust OF the Eastern checking the
growth Of all enterprise. Prices show further decline
Az the sale of coffee by the Netherlands Trading Company
the largo supply offered sold rather under valuations TIE
result did affect this market ut nrst but there
less animation, ana last weeks prices
except for plantation Ceyon Sugar has fallen ia Is
per cw npon sewers" dissertations AZ the close there
partial inquiry for crystallzcd Dcmcrnra low
sugar inclning Jagghcry Transactions rice have been
limited and sales TO any extent practicable
former terms Tea s again inactive ~ the public
prices very common Congeu have been supported while
grades soIling to Green have de.
cinea. lndisn grvwths Ut auction only part found bav.
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SIS. 4s4.47s IS. 4sS. 900
Excess of
res. above
legal rc-

res. above
quiremts sl2, 2ss, 525 81, 800. 200 Dec ss4s,a25
an CONVENIENT BONDS.
Government bonds quiet and closed steady at
Mo following quotations: limited States currency
likes, 1885 1881 do. do. 1851, registered, INK
NIX do do, do, coupon, l12s 112s do. d. 1865,
registered, 1857 l0Sss; do do, do, coupon, l0ss
. 10Sx; do do, do, new registered 1885, l0s% I;
do do, do, coupon, 1881 los1s; do. do, 1867 regis.
tered, lllH a llll; do. do, do. coupon, 11lh a
ll1h; do. do, 1868, registered, 113 ll3 do. do,
do, coupon, ll3 1l3k DO. tcn-fortics registered,
110H ll0ts; do do, coupon, 1llh ll1H; do.
Aves, 1881, registered ITO llo, do do do coupon,
ITO 1101s do. AVS, 1884, registered. 1885,
STATE BONDS
State bonds at tho Board were 4 lower for Missouri
long SKIES H for old Tennossoes. otherwise
steady. District of Columbia 3-65s sold at 727s an
advance of u.
RAILROAD bonds
In railroad bonds tho largest transactions in
Lehigh and Wilkesbarro consos which Tell per cent,
81 at the Board and since then have further fallen
to 30. Now Jersey Central rsts, new, and the rsts
consolidated advanced n each and tho convertblcs a.
Tho othcr changes were as follows:-An advance Of
per cent IN Morris and Essex irsts consolidated u in
Chicago and Northwestern consols, c., c. c. and and
Ohio and Mississippi seconds, and 4 in Ohio and
Northwestern consolidated gold There was
decline OF u in Chicago and Northwestern nrsts Mil
waukce and ST. Paul LA Crosse dvison) and Morris and
Essex seconds.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report consols 4 per cent
lower whilo United States bonds generally steady.
Erie declined TO Ga. New York Central sold at % and
Illinois Central at Alan Improvement OF per cent
in each case. The Bank Of England lost 100000 bull
lion balance to-day. The closing prices in London
were --ConGols for money and account, 96ls 96I;
hvctwenty bonds Of 1866, old, 1861; do, 1867,
100; ten-iorty bonds, 1856 new nves, 1077S Erie
common shares, 6ss; do preferred, III Now York
Central 93 Illinois Central, Al. In Paris rontes fell
to 1911 40c. Exchange on London was 25f l5c Bar
silver 53Ad. per ounce.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks were -
MINING SHARES

Tho following wcre tho opening prices Of mining
shares at San Francisco Gould Il Curry II;
Savage, 6; Choar Potosi, SO; Ophr, 20; Hale &
Norcross, 4; Crown Point, s; Yellow Jacket, 10;
Belcher, 8; Imperial. l; Virginia consolidated, 40;
California, 43; Ovcrmnn, 50; Raymond Ely. 5;
Eureka CIV, 3; Best Becher. %; Kentuck, 81 Union
consolidated, 7; Alpha. 10; Meadow Valley, a Sierra
Nevada, 8; Mexican, IL; Caledonia, o; Silver Hill, s;
Eureka consolidated, II; Justice, TO- Julia consol.
tdatcd. A.
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The following the gross earnings Of the Milwaukee
and ST. Paul Railway Tor the third week in March,
1877 $4,000; 1876, sos, 1884. Decrease, 1884
Receipts OF produce, &C., at Chicago, from March
10 81 1876 and 1877, eighteen business days.
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Total. Iss so, ,ola
Delivered on contract 800 bales For future delivery The
sales were ~ foowsYesterday. after two r. MAprii.
i3O at i2c.. 1.iuO Ii3c.. 400 ut Lie, 100 Mt
~ 43c. May. 100 J 5sc . 6OO 5lc.. 200 ut
llOuc june 100 AZ H. 13c $50 73c 500 at l. Toe
July. 100 NJ IL s5c.. 2O at ls6c August go al Doe,
go az 36c Total, 1880 bales To-Day up to one NJ
April go al tc, fvD at l3ic, 200 ut l3,c, 800 1t
II :Sc. 100 AT l137c 0oat Isle 600 l.31c. SOD ut
a Use May. 2sooM II ole, ZOO at y Doe $500 A.
400 at ll5lc, 800 l52c., 300 Lobe 800 H. 34c..
u.69c. 800 Lose, 300 lI5sc zoe July,
aD at II 13c 800 at II. 73c. 200 II lac. 40 H. 7c
no Al II TIE August 100 at Isle, roo ut SEE. 100 az
lls1c., 100 at IL soc. 200 IL .Sc 800 SIC sep.
tembcr 300 nj LITE. October 300 Lose. 200 at
ll.6c November 100 at IL 4oc. Exchange. III paid
exchange 100 Apri TOR May. Total, 26,GtO bales.
Grand total. 1850 bales. Tho receipts NJ
the ports were as folOws:Gaiveston 12D bales Now Or
leans. 1851 Mobile, $50: Savannah dlO Charleston los;
WILMINGTON al Norfolk. 3is New YORK. 1877; Boston, AZ;
Philadelphia, l0l 49, Total. 5.4i4 bales Thus day las
since September 3GSiS7l bales Cotton freghts closed
3sc 10 Hamburg, by steam pressed 10 Bremen.
by steam compressed To Liverpool. by steam.
BY sail 7-3lc. a i4c, compres scd. Market quiet
FLoUR ASD GRAIN -keceipts-Flour, 6DJi bbs wheat.
~ bushels meal 1000 bbs and AS bags; 5i356
bushels; oats 1850 do 1.ss do. barley $500
baray malt, 400 do. The -four only moder
Aeiy active but holders firm In their views with
salcs OF O bps Including state, Western and south
600 bbl. OF tho ntter at the appended quotations.
kyo tonr sold to the extent OF 800 bbls at unchanged
prices Corn meal quiet with OF 900 and
Ia. AZ .e.A.. w..
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WANTEp--$5'o FOR TWO YEARS. AT 10 PERCENT
w secured by chattei mortgages In jersey City Addis
DRUGGIST. box III Herald olice.
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| WANrED-ACTIyE PAErNER WITH SMALL CAPT
w tai IN French first class Medicine wen
known IN Paris ana the United states: exclusive right -
sale and manufacture for this Address STiENIE.
Hara tpfo oN
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AT REASONABLE KArfs~--MONEY ON LIFE AND
~ Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages:
bought; all effected with compan
j j. HABRICfi X Co. 10 broadway.
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THRUST FUNDS TO LOAN OK NEW YORK AND
Brookiy improved Property At and per cent. DAVIS
4 co. y Pine VI,
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S,aiued--tood ordinary Tide: strict good ordinary
~ loc: low middling, lu!sc mddng iosc spot sales
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NNANTED-A PARrNkk WHO CAN FURNISH FROM
w xgDto 81 op in profitable business. Address AUG.
TIONEEk, Herald Office
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WANTED-A RELIABLE GENTLEMAN As AN AC-
w tive partner in first class profitable artificial Hover
business Address with references, IMPORTER, box lOf
Herald office.
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w ANTED-A PARTY. WITH 81 900 TO $3.50 rO
w take the presidency of stock company in prosper.
Gus condition: pmpie security given. Address CONFI.
DENTAL. box fs ticrald office.
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Young MAN WANTS $500 PARTNER MANUFAC.
turing business large profits; security
Tor this good opportunity. For interview address
RARE CHANCE. Herald
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M ANTED-FINANCIAL PARTNER, WITH 5000 TO
w 5000 invest with advertisers tho
OF jewcry party can handle his own money; advertisers
have good practical knowledge of the good
salesman this is rare chance for having tho
above amount to go into good legitimate business ADJ
dress. for three days. JEWELRl. Herald Office.
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VlTANTED-TO BUY STOCK or LADIES' AND
w gentlemen furnishing goods for cash low faurcs
aud good location retailing. Address
COSFIDENCE, Herald Office
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ccS0 CAN BE PLACED so AS TO REALIZE s25
" CV. upward weekly. without services. INCOME.
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-25

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