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New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
BRITISH TRADE REPORTS.

LIVERPOOL, July Ga leading grain circular says:
Since the commencement OF the week the tone OF the
grain trade has been steadier the extremely small sup
ples of Native Wheat offered at the provincial markets
were quickly closed hardening rates, while foreign was
held more firmly, in some at shilling per quarter
advance imports have continued liberal but the quaint
ty passage ia materially reduced the figures TINS week
being about 500 900 quarters, against 100000 quar-
ters Tor the corresponding week last year In this and
the neighhorng markets. since Tuesday fair amount OF
business has been transacted in Wheat and the prices
OF that day fully supported Maize found few buyers
without alteration This market to-day well attended,
and wheat with active demand California and Or
egOn descriptions advancing rence to three pence per
cent Other qualities brought Tuesdays prices Flour
in improved request at fully previous rates Corn
was threepence dearcr.
The circular Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers Assoca-
ton in review Of the trade for the week says: Got
ton was quiet throughout the week, the currency AT
close slightly favolng buyers. American was In less
general request and prices reduced partially liGd IN
the higher grades. Sea Island In fair demand NJ
steady prices In futures iar business Was DONE VIII
fluctuations. The latest transactions show cccne
of 3a, To Lad.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

There was more doing in State bonds. Louisiana
consols dated 70 sold at 7Gli, 753la 764. The
3-6s of District of Columbia rose to 40, Missouri
~ dine this vcar fetching IOOls. but the iong-date
bonds were lOGls paid and bid. There was consid-
era ole doing IN the IennesSees; old ut 43l2 ami new
series at l3li'GI3l2.
I'm eity bank stocks. Bank Of Ncw-York % sold at
III, American Exchange l3S) at l0li2a lo'is'
and Bank of Commerce 10 at l1S ana 100 at I'll
An unusually large and well distributed business
,yos done ON Railroad Bonds to-day-In response to
the onward turn in the respective stocks. North
West Gold Bonds were marked up sG5sa sGl2, and
81. Paul Sinking Fund to S5l2; do plain. : fetch
ing III and c. and ". Division lirsts, 81. Rock
Island :, were steady at 10S3i. and New Bonds
frnu, at 1Oi jersey Central trsts rose 10 Ill, and
Cousols to CO. Burlington and Quincy IS fetching
115I,. New York CentralS were fairly active. Us
of 1883 at 1Oja1O35s and Central and Hudson
frsts ot 49,; and Harlem irsts at IL. Mississippi
and Ohio securities were better consolidated at o32
ass and Seconds ut 3Oli. Hannibal and 81 Joseph
Convertible - declined to 9OlS OH free sales I" re-
lie. while the Michigan Central IS rose to lO2i2
The Pacifcs were all III demand and higher Cen
tral frsts. lOs; do, san joaquin branch, so Union
frsts. 1OJ3s Land grants 1881, and sinking fuhd
oG3 a gGIo. FIrsts of Missouri Pacific sold at lOl i2
and Michigan Southern seconds al loZ
Gold was equally as dun as yesterday ahd as 'ie"
stereotvped at lOJIi On gold loans the lending
rates were fat-12, /, 2l2 and per cent per annum
born owing. The specie engagements Ior oa'uiuaS
tna,,nrs au,ouut TO SJOO.OO0. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin Interest on the
nnLIic debt and $4,000 in redemption OF called
h"nJs Thr DAVIS business If the Gold Clearing
D.nartuent of the Bank of the State II New York
covered: Gold cleared, Sl0l5s,OOO; gold balances
~ OlG IO3; currency balances, ~, lO3, lou. Inc
cold auotations were as follows; ,o.i
iio'u 1854 io3 =
The foreign exchange market was dull ana sts1dy t
- nf - s-l N 1 S7l2 for 90 days blils ana
50 SsIa a 81 ssai sight 10 the {. The Official clos
mo nuut at iol : are a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
THE COURTS.
Ohm T. DAYS HOTEL PROPERTY.

Mrs. Arabella r. DAILY, the widow of John T..
DAILY, who built the Windsor Hotel with her daughter
Emma d. CheSeborough and her son Thomas NJ DAILY has
begun suit to aside election OF trustees of the
Windsor Hotel Company. According TO her story VII
liam II. Daly came TO her whie she prostrated by
the of her husbands death and urged her 10 COM
sent to an immediate election OF trustees of
the company to prevent the entire loss Of the
property, promising that Thomas M. DAILY should
have responsible position where he could
supervise and what done in the matter She
tat she asSonted though Mrs ChesebOTOugh, by cable,
asked her await her arrival. The election had.
John Silsboe William II. Day, Thomas Nj. DAILY and
lcI self elected Slsbee aud W III. DAILY
elected themselves. Slshcc be President and W. III.
DAILY 10 be Secretary and Treasurer giving Thomas NJ.
DAILY empty Office Shs says William Ii. Daily repre-
sonts share and Ills wife $50 shares, and Ssbee 759
pledged 10 hut not owned by him; while tie other
$50 shares opposed TO the present management.
She asks election receiver to manage the prop
city during the suit aud iiu ctlOn against the fur
ference in the business OF the concern OF Slsboe
and William H. Daily.
JUDGE McstbgoOk, I'm supreme Court Chambers. granted
Yesterday order that the defendants show
IT,, sday why Receiver should not he appointed,
with temporary injunction.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

NEw YORK, jay OLEhvhs-h ht'r,l, 90 80 ~ sa9 AZ Id ,
I'm @ ior tue ~,A, against luz' last N'eA "a"
naGhVt was heN"" " 'i,',t,|s 'i m ,,try e. has .
mats Cdttlc more tiah ~ "n'I
iVo ~ NJ a., mt y. oaii tnc ihleOi st"'" ui
mere Wure ueHly 800 IcAaus "a m y'IDs oi 'Ai''
1 = 4ia.&g 4 & i.s,lr rouen ois o. tat ~ &C
Sl, - ID, 2c, % d. "lth tn' D''l~ =" -, n..t..r
I,,t w.fr no, gUul enough AbOu. u H,"" '''' -.
IL Vas sin Gncut t"4 'ne o's "t'V ~ ~ W $50, nj "a
ine morning. Our forngn snp"eh's eo"'D"' "7'' ' ''
po upon the otn.i siis - n, d. lo. al "a al &C.
-aics % leA"is' % i'~ % a. i,I ~, y,s may
q. iiatiSes, Wy poor o4' % 20 & @' - H., - ~ 90
YAc. one car oi nv D. 10 D' 49, ~ I n s.i o tlrn - 10; 10
Ol teh JoD oO a. no IA n IL. 4 l. AZ
at 1914 90 ID 90 ~ iV2' ' 'o' ~ H., ,f -. .. ID.
l'sci li3 a. ~ ~, . - 4 ,olD - al ~ .c, Ave-.
az nal, !e 'ns. 49, ' & ~ fs .or y Morris;
IL iol wmAei ~ A'L r ,i m J. H. isoi b. At IIc I0
lI7t p 80 = -, - IN. - al, 1lJ b -. a.G -tOs I3os
-, l l,- ~ - tr A.onsI 3o 4.D 3D. '2, "a 4
ioV io ~ ~ i1lc les, a.. 10 100 d., -l4c igS o. ,aei
.-i ~ a. iil.,.- 10 ol ,I4O lo,
= "l ~" - lor ~oo.. A.tlt eva. al 20
, p. Fr o,rls ~ . nlA,, ce, a. 40 's., % ID
al-'iv' % 49, -" 10 34 u. tor Ii4I .tr.lll. II
tar o.. - c"', a. Al nS. - Ol ..lIO d.
lie, ess p ea.ni 20 q. 10 T., i - y n. To-.
N Laler.aoh, .o " .,t ~ ~, a., .i'1 i IA .5.'. "a -
% 10 20 ~ o., - ib. IL sl,soul. ,Io- l -. 90,
49, s'.1 ,,r, ea,n
-, Z. D. ,Aas Aas'11 ~ = w. w -
Ohio i,-OD 40 ,r ~ & A. 20 Illinois, cNL. al lOdI 9.c;
22 oi i,z5o 10, Al lc. - ,,f, ,, ,.icr,.,. ~. d. o.,
Il a. H. Mts,h'iuie'' iVt ~, a.. " | ~
Sc % ID FOL ray i' q, :" 'it -, H. ~ -. -t m ~
l2s.c a b. ..o.,.- --sn a.. -, ..r
= y" >hclln 81 sui 49,. oO ,5., 49, a. lo. .i ~ ot ia
D. mA.Ae' soi' 10 i''' '
IL. ne c,,vcr ,oa 10 common Colorado .o-2 n a.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
CIVIL NOTES.

I'm the suit of Middleton Bell against the city for
over OOOO oI damages the breach of contract TO de-
liver company The Hachensach RIVER the SUI
preme Court General Term have decided that reference
was not necessary revoke the order of reference Judge
brad, gives the opinion.
The American Geographical Society has taken a
building or its library ks TO release 1t from taxation
on the around that it building for free library Judge
Barrett giving opinion Of the General Term OF the sn
prone Court that tho library clearly free library
ana building which shelters 1t is entitled TO exemption
1Iou taxation.
In the proceeding by habeas corpus of Eugene ID.
custody Of Eugene b. Barnett the petitioner
The supreme Court General Term
Judge Brady giving the opinion decide that habeas corpus
proceeding the is special cectDg within the
ueanns Of the Code ad costs may Ds aoS CO. Dn oi ior
Ihis irst decision on this suUJec N Tins state.
In The suit of Anne COnnors, as the representative
q one Of the victims Of the ST. Andrews Church disaster
against city the supreme Court General Tenn Judge
BRADY giving onon hold that the city is responsible
neglect of the Department Of Buildings II
appoints the sucrnt nden ana pay; his saa ana the sal
1He Department has discretionary and semlnnGai 0wSTs
he Supreme Court General Term, in the suit of
4 scOcks another against the City, sustain tie
Judgment OF The Court below u favor Of the CITY The suit
the 1ce Of gol badges furnished to the Common
Councmcn the order OF the Common Council Judge iaay
holds mai Tie adoTnnent of gold badge was not necessary to
an ornament al the expense oi iae city.
iu thc matter of the petition of 81. Marks church,
proceedings brought % vacae an assessment OF S3l on
Trop,rv worth over slj0OOO marked tax books
exempt" under the which provides that
mont for ement shall DE Land any property more
The value valUc 10y The asstssI~. The ~u
General Term judge Davis giving the oluOn.
I'd, that assessors duty is not exhausted when they
make thcir aXls valuations, but they make other
the purpose OF seSsmonis, ana denled the
CAurch's petition.
ON the taN-books it appeared for over year that
lie faxes p Ann McElvaneys property. 1864 and 1855,
Vgeir paid entry Of payment was erased Two
searches made filled to show any lack OF
Ia,ne ana Ms. McENaney was quite sure She had rmd
taxes As she discovered the easur she applied
To- The Court for man anus hat the Comptroller reeiT
uaNutut the tax boo s. Her hIsi aiplcat u was
Il t,.: I.t "a APP cation yc-tcidat judge West.
lIoo. supreme Chambers ON actual inspection 81
her af avii-. dccOcI Thai hhe aa made it
q riia4 payment 81 the taxes; ana the 'OnpIor
Of the ta~ulc, ana maOanus being
TIE proper remedy, directed Tie wIlt 10 issue.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

in two days Of clos. 600 British Consols in Lon
don to 94os. United States bonds were strong,
lS60s closing at 1868: Ten-FOrties at 109ll after
beng 1922, and 4ig's at 10jl2 and New lIves at
10Sl2a l0S5s. In American railways New-YoIk Cen
trail Is quoted nj STl2 Erie to 60s closing AZ Oh and
preferred to lGl2, closing at rs. Illinois Central
Welding to 81 p. In the open market three months
bids were done at rs per cent, or o be
low the rate at the Bank of England
The following the imports Of dry goods at the port
OF New York the week ending tins date, and sinc9
the beginning of the year, compared with the CORES
pOnding portions Of previous years:
fOrMs Ueek. 'S7a. tS76. 1877.
Thrown market. GOl,OJS l5i6l6 SSOOJ6
Since Jan. l.
Entered az the port. sjGaIs % SifSiOi3l si-O930j3
Thrown on MARKET. 569ii.2lO 4J,5i39i2 42GZOi2i
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
0FFLcJAL REPORT OF ANERTcAy hINING BOAR
N4LEN-LLLI @. ls17.
FIRST BoARD-ll o'cLOcI
FRIDAY. July G-P. NJ.


The effect of Haunting a red flag at yeritable
brl i'm the arena. is rs nothing when compared win
the effects upon Wall-st. bulls" of INF IHBuNLs
statistics Hence the wild and unreasonable move
mrnts to-day witnessed at 'he Stock Exchange, To
advance the prices of such stocks as Lake Shore ana
Milwaukee, ana IT. Paul. The stock of the
Lake shore and Michigan Southern Railway, by the
Company's own figures. Is not worth more Than 10 !;
tbe Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Com
pany is dependent upon the receipts from It's business
during July, to avoid borrowing money where"ith
to nav its last six months interest. Toad the move
ment referred to- an absurd story circulated that
the Lake Shore Company was to Issue Slo'oooooo
of 7 per cent bonds in order to procure I'll'us @
with which TO buy up and cancel S2o'ooo'ooo
of its stock at 80 There probably exists not
the slipbtest foundation for such a fumor
but if it were true, what would be the eneo'
of such action upon the remaining OUTSTANDING
stocki Let us see. by the report lust made oi 'u'
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

- fotmre Call loans were down la i2c. on
GoTernment Cow bonds, and ll2a2c. ON the pledge OF
mixed collateral. The discount market Is as quoted
IL rornIug The United States Treasurer at
W"sbingtou received to-day $4,000 National
bank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
were 100000 and the internal revenue receipls
were $3.50 900. The following Is the Clearing house
statemeut to-day: Currency exchanges, So3, ~
o7I. currency balances, T3,2334l9i goa eA-
changes, s., $50, 1876; gold balances To74.opo;
Tho IiaIk of England reported again on balance
today of 900 bullion making total IN that way
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
MINIATTRE Almanac

4:25 sets...... 1884 Clock fast %
loon 022 Moon sOutbs. $50 Moons age
Glau NATER TODAY-A
Sandy Hook. .2jG Gov Island. 3:2S Hell Gate... 81
HDH WATEE TO-DAY-P VI.
sandy Hook. 1877 Island 800 Hell Gate. 544
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
filar5le ano Stale HlnnIrls.

A VTFNTION Now is the time to purchase
y slate AND MARBLE MANTElS. -, d. -,
Price. never a, low. slate STEPS aDd useIs and an hs o.
fi.ia'.o'.,t" ii'.' " 49, PINkIiN y SLATE Co..
90 Unon--0uare y. y. ,4tha'e ana l'h'st'l
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
Corporation Noilirs.

DEOPOSA Proposals for Dredging Sip
leIwcen Iiors nnmbersj 10 ana 40 =. ~ Wi VII g'
,, t mn, .tart11tnt ol Dock, ~ ami ll3 buhh. .sl
% he IN of July 1877, al ~ o'clock M foi Il ~
Iars sec The CITY l.eoord ior SAFE A' NJ . N''' NAM
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

Government bonds were strong to-day and the
new - pcrcens particularly active az lOo3ia lON =.
Common new iiyes sificudcd mp to l ~, which was
,hr price of coupons Us OF 1851. When the call OF
tuc Secretary Of Jhe Treasury issued last ngt for
S1OODn 600 live-twentles OF 1850 new has been
satisfied there will remain outstanding of that issue
SlG7. .GGj .OOO. We annex latest stout quotations.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-02-06

our red color is usually preferred, as one coat
equal to five Of any ordinary paint. For
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-02-06

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has purchased the interest OF Ju.
lien Mourot in the mining claims in Gold
Hill known as the Kean, Hall g. Mourot
claims, and all indebtedness against said
claims will be paid by John Kean and
Jasper N. Hall, and the said Julien -Mou-
rot is hereby released from the payment
OF any Of said indebtedness. gf e
81 s JASPER n. HAIL.
Idaho City, Nov. u, 1916
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al to 500 Per Per. S ss. : l 81 Re. IN
NJ err1soa 4 CO. Portland, MaiBA

/ as-S. II. PxrrxsaILL Co.. IL state Street. Bos-
ton. s7Park ROW, New Yo.c and 7O1 CHESTNUT Stree.
Philadelphia are our Agentsf for procuring advertise
ments for the IDAHO W I'd in the above Cities ana
nushorined to contract advertising at our loves
rates.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-02-06

HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion; removes ireckles,
tan and sallowness; makes The skin soft,
white, anG delicate To application can
not be dstsssed
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-02-06

our BRIGHT RED is the only reliable Slate Paint ever
introduced that will efectually prevent dampness
from penetrating and discolorfng the plaster.
These paints also largely used on onthousss and
fences or as printing coat on fine buildings.
Our only colors are CHOCOLATE, RED, BRIGHT RID,
and ORANGE
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Now YORK PRICES /!


AT THE
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NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.

materials ETC., at the following low prices:
1000 rolls extra Rubber Roofing at cents per
square foot. IOr we will furnish Rubber Roofing,
Nails Caps and Slate Pa mt for an entire new roof,
at AZ cents per square footi
1000 rolls 2-ply Tarred Roofing Felt. at IA cents
per square fsot
5000 rolls sply Tarred Roofing Felt, at2ts cents
per square foot.
400 rolls Tarred Sheathing, at u cent per square
foot
5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint. mixed ready for
use, on inside or outside work, at 50 per gallon.
Send for sample card Of colors. All orders must
be accompanied with the money or satisfactory city
references. No goods shipped c. O. D., unless eI-
press charges are guaranteed.
Sample orders solicited
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NO Tar is used in this Composition
CHOCOLATE COLOR,

when first applied, changing in about month to a
uniform slate color, and is to all intents and pur-
poses SLATE. On t..r .st
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art Initiating Nature."

A coating of diamonds on apure crysa
these are Partisan Diamonds. Tho
luster is perpetual. For sale only
RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jewell
Store, 779 Broadway, opposite Stewart
New York. Goods sent c. O. D., wit
privilege 10 examine before paying 70
them. Send for illustrated price lid
eE- | have no agents.
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These are all 90 Hour Detached Lever Escapsmsnt
Clocks of careful construction and are guaranteed
as accurate and reliable time-kespers They will
run in any position and suitable for any place
where correct time IL desired.
The AMERICAN AGRICULTURALIsr, OF New York,
says Of IT, editorally, '1t 10 very neat affair. We
have had enc running for about two months. in
competition with a much larger and more expensive
clock and though we can't say that the little one
has beaten we are quite sure ii hasKSPF KvEH With
thu ether
1t is rst-class article, 30 that all who purchaas
are certain OF getting the moneys worth. Sent by
mail. post paid, on receipt Of price currency. L.
tablshed 1885,
8. B. JEROME CO., Few Haven, COzn.
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N. Y. SLATE PAINT COMPANY,
lO2 L 1oI MAIDEN LANE. New York
Thirty Hour Clocks,

BY MAIL, POSTAGE PAID, FOR
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18
COMMERCIAL Hotel

y Of the BROOKLYN Hotel, s. r., il now connected
only with the COMMERCIAL HOTEL. on Montgom.
cry ave- and Kearny st., s. +. The Commercial 10 .
frst-csss and commanding new 4-story hotel. with
elevator, etc., and offers superior facilities at low
rates. Free coach and carriages from all points. A
call from former patrons reepectfullY invited.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18
A Clergyman's Joke.

A clergyman, q widOwer, residing in
one of our Vermont rural towns, re.
Gently created u first-class sensation in
his household, which consisted of several
grown-up daughters. The reverend gen.
tleman was absent from home for num-
Der of days, visiting in an adjoining town.
The daughter received letter from their
father, which stated he had married a
widow with six sprightIy children" and
that he might be expected home ut q
certain time. The effect of that news
was a great shock to the happy family.
The girls, noted for their meekness and
amiable temperaments, seemed another
set of beings; there was weeping and
wsiling and tearing of hair, and all man
ner of naughty things said. The tidy
home was neglected, and when the day
of arrival came the house was anything
but inviting. At last the Rev. Mr.. -
came, but he was alone. He greeted his
daughters as usual, and as he viewed the
neglected parlOrs there was merry twin
kle in his eye. The daughters were
nervous and evidently anxious. At last
the eldest mustered courage, and asked
"Where is mother?"
"In Heaven" says the good man.
'But where is the widow with six
children, which you wrote you had mar
riedw
"Why, I married her to another man
my dears."
1t is said to have been amusing to see
those seven girls set things to rights
S,oanton (VtD Courier.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

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msw rs~~T ssxa~r s~awsA~. .nsssew- 8a~
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a@mzzn1ry b. ~ ks~~s - 1880
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szz--a - saw ~=N q Es@~ 90 al 81
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$3.50 as~r@ asts-1ssaaszzx ~ assxnS&ezzsr
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a. ~ 1----e> 49, x~ra a. sz-z4 -
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a~us = Esu@-~~z~gEsy mnaA~ af wzmn&=znA,
- ilx-as mSaA saar~@~a x9zr@ @su~xv ~ar
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g.s<r q To- sza@aa4s h<ssz~ 81 - R4aas 4.
sa4k - =@arx EA~x szxry k~x IN ss-az%
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q nss1sR- warks af art NJ tfs~ bssttssm -
ODD F.fs.sr Tit~F. still theFr arc sssnn<
~ho hoE< foT the recovery & ras~ t.@ilr-
Il MaxcnfiRs and tbs staff. ali eixd IN
gold armoE. and expet Ia di-intsf the
seven br.nched ea.dlestiek- They se~m
"a forget the passage Of Aureligs Vic
tor -Maxentius, he says, woodworking
Ia cross the bridge of boats which had
been constructed for the use Of his army,
Il little distance below Ponte Monte, was
thrown by his frightened horse into the
waters and eaten up by the quicksands
on account of the weight Of his cuirsss.
Constantine had great difficulty in find
ing his corpse" As regards the Jewish
treasures, no doubt the golden table, the
silver trumpets and the candlestick were
deposited by Titus and Vespasian in the
newly built Temple Of Peace. They
escaped destruction in the fire of 1922;
and Procopius, in his "War Of the Goths,"
says he had heard that they had been
carried away by King Alaric, who was
buried with his treasures in the river
Basentus, near Cosenza. In that river,
therefore, and not in the Tiber, we ought
to look for them, if the statement of
Procopius was not contradicted by him
self in his "Wars of the Vandals," where
he says, on the best testimony, that the
Jewish trophies were carried by Genseric
to Carthage in the year ass.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

THE OLD DUTCH BELL.-One hundred
and forty-six years ago, at foundry in
Amsterdam, Holland, some good people
stood by as church bell was taken from
the molten metal. The bell was the gift
of devout man who had left a
legacy for the purpose. The mission of
the bell was to ring out the Sabbath joy
from the Dutch steeple in Nassau Street,
New York. 1t served its purpose there,
and afterwards rang the same tones from
Dutch church on Ninth Street, and still
later from the spire of the church on La
Fayette Place. And now it hangs in the
bell tower Of the magnificent church, cor
ner of Fifth Avenue and Forty eighth St..
where, last Sabbath, it rang out the same
notes which were heard by five genera
tiOns.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18
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