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, 1877-09-23

YACHT RACE AT GENEVA LAKE
GENEVA LAKE. Wis, Sept. "a free-to-au
attecn-lnilc race was sailed to-day for d first
prize Of ss5, and second Of $40, By the yacAts
Goodenough, of Chicago, Capt. Prindivtlc;
Geneva, Capt. Dunlap; Agamemnon, Capt. Nap
per; Mischief, Capt. Colyin; and Niobc, Of Osh-
by the Geneva; time, 2 hours Is minutes and 80
seconds; the SECOND was taken by the Good
enough; time, 2 hours Is minutes and SIS sec
onds. The Agamcmnon made the race in 2
hours Il minutes ind Is seconds, but Was thrown
out by foul.
, 1877-09-23
To tbs Editor Of The Trtb1as.


CHICAGO, Sept. 1a--I notice IN your issue OF
this morning gold-mdner's suggestion that tho
people OF Chicago establish Mining Board
which would "sgstcmatize," "centralize,' - and
"crystaliize " the vast interests Of the West.
The idea is an excellent onc, but something be-
sides mere organization is necessary to success-
4 Board implies transactions systematically
conducted, as in New York and Boston, and
brokers who not only buy and sell for their
principals but advance upon and 'carry u tho
stocks dealt in at the Board, Now, to adsancc
upon mining-stock Is ut ali times hazardous,
but especially 50 upon stocks representing new
properties worked in distant fields. Even in
California brokers require 80 per cent Of tha
value as margin, and require it to be kept good,
or the stock will be sold for their OWL protcc-
tlon il necessary. The bankers In Chicago ara
not disposed to engage in this business. There
are few brokers who have means to do 1t, ausl
altogether the number of dealers Is 80 small
that Board, organized as it should be, could
hardly tind support
Another difficulty is, that many OF the stocks
tlat would be quoted here ara also quoted in
Boston and in New York, and where the 1asge5t
transactions arc made the price Ia made also for
the day Hence Chicago would wait upon Bos-
ton and New York for the prices before trading-
These are some OF tho serious practical diff
culties in the way Of a A(iniue Board in Chicago,
and, while no one indorses more fully than my
self the idea presented, there are other things
beside organization to be thought Of. Suppose
You invite few communications on the subject
from your readers Az OLD BROKER.
, 1877-09-23
TEARS.

saw a tear upon child's fair check.
Who, 1T its mothers knee. sonbcd out fta grtefi
When, Ia! that mother kissed AWAY the tear,
With soothing words OF sweet relirf.
And then thought Of what the Bible eaTs
To comfort older ones when grief appears.
Sweet words! 4 glimpse Of that eternal world
Wheze 4'God shall wipe away all tears"
EDWARD A. BAHHK3~
CHICAGO, Sept 20, 1871
, 1877-09-23
A MINING BOARD,

Cp1cAco sent ot ~ n;a1. tn .,'o.l"a' -. ="
on,1 ss.,:','. sep we" OF Inc enormous
auu saplol54'ncseas'ng development daily taking
pace IN our vast mineral fields, an article-"A
sas City. Sent. Il. secma ~ ho e~asa,:ss-1.
aDrnnos. and o,rht -, oaa. ~. w e~essaH ~
~ t- auu ousns ~ onee 10 command attenr
t4ou ffotn aa Interested IN the growth and pros
ner1ty OF our beautiful city. But few, aside
ing matters, have anY idea Of the rnst ~ canirais %
employed In such Industries, and t.rectIy sun
ported and fostcred BIZ the work Of the bar,iv
pioneer and miner eInbosomet. in monntaIn
gtens. Wrestling from Natune's stroneholds thc
precious treasures. Chicago, from hcr nosi-
tion, raroad facilities. and vide far-scejnc en-
terprfse, should and will control and BECOME tho
head-ccntre OF vast and permanentlv-1nrrsti
Investments and mercantile distributions In
, 1877-09-23

Tho Death Bate In tho Principal Cities OF
Europe
The Fraukfort Gazette publishes the following
fnterestiu. table on the dc1th-ratc OF the prfn-
cipal cities OF Europe, from Jan. to June 80,
, 1877-09-23

"Avom that which you blame others for do
1pg,n SAYS one OF our wise men. Well, things
have come to pretty pass Il man can't kiss
his own W1fe.-Ux Cty Ik1Tiek.
, 1877-09-23

proven himself the best in the land his name is
sufficient to attract crowd at any time.
But tn Chicago there is still another and
very potent reason why race-1neeting at this
season Of the year will not be well attended. It
Is simply. that the people who patronize such
sport have too much business on hand. From
September until February the Chicago public
has no time for arnusements that consume half
day every time they are indu1ged in, and for
this reason alone It is hardly probable that tall
meetings can ever be a success. The one Just
eIosed furnished come exciting contests, the
programme vas carried out to the letter, but
there were but few. who witnessed it. Next
July Col. Mansur will, il the weather be fair,
see more people at Dexter Park than have
gathered there since he assumed the manage
ment Of the track. The last sunmer-meeting
WAS the best advertisement the track eyer had,
and Its influence will be seusibly felt whcp
another is at hand.
GENTLEMEN RoADsTERs At CENTRAL PARK.
There was very good attendance yesterday
at Central Park to witness the trials Of speed on
that track under the auspices Of the Central
Park Driving Association. The track Tas fast,
aud some tirst-class time Was made. Following
t. %nss.
, 1877-09-23

Sir,-Will you please inform ii there is to be
Eahy show THIS year at Nuofwch; II 10, where
IL it to be holuen, and what day. hive enclosed
- atanlp.
Us1rEn srArEs.-a1r. Postmaster,-I have al
ways had eecat desire to visit your country, but
am yonng lauy attending the high school Ut,
n pictorest town on the - river. Our country
scat Is four miles aud half west Of -. NJ
father fs rich gentleman fatnler. We have four
horses, 80 or IS head Of cattle Is 20 pigs, and
a large heneEy. We have about $50 ACRES OF land
So "a M are Cute e Ss ID is oFa4 M II
goods bnt should be better of il you could
inform me about that fortune l expect from
6alf tniilione it1er on my iather's or mother's
side. If yon would be 80 kind as to write aud in
form me, would be thousand times obliged. II
handsomely. The name is They used to b.
very iona Of me when was d Growing infant in my
mothes'e arms; It t. q very pretty country out
forests There ia stream Of water run
ming through our land, q stream 30 softly and
peasfuly Wild that i looks as If nature bad only
Just made it and laid down her pencil and smiled.
The schooiroom Is inst little way from - the
nanle OF our farm 1t ia the schooroom where
lsa!at ny 4 F. abs bqt pfooly never SHALL g
have come ont on 10 the farm to stay till school
commences again., 1t seems 80 nice to be where I
can haye new milk 10 drink nnd nice fresh eggs
mences again. Father has sold OF most all Of cur
horses. but he saved my riding horse, 50 intend
W A2Sc Illta Auu AI1FES "1tnouL N0UOEl. " ell
as have said as much a. you viii care TO- read, /
will stop. hape you will excuse all mistakes, az
am not very old young ladJ-on1y Is years old.
A depositor in the Post-Ofllco Savings Bauk
wrote to the department Us follows: Having
lost my parents I am de5irous Of taking
housekceper's situation where a domestic is
kept-mnst be dissenting family, Baptist p@e@
fcrred. Thinking that sueh q case might cone
under your notice, have therefore, taken
the liberty OF sending to you" Another
depositor, apprehensfve lest some per-
son might Withdraw money from his account,
proposed to send his likeness to be used Tor |
identifying hun, and then made the following |
curious request: t1TheEe are some little articles
l would like to get from London, and one Of ]
them is some naturaE1eaf tobacco, which |
I would be glad ii you sent an ounce OF and |
charge me fQS tit is only to be bought |
in the LARGEST tobacco stores" In /
further letter, the depostor expressed surprise (
that his request Was not complied with, onserv- |
ing that $. the commouest person iu America
(my country can speak to zen. Grant, and |
there Is nothing said wrong about tt-'' In an
other case, woman forwarded her will aud re-
qucsted to be informed whether it was 'scoErect |
il case of DEATH"
Notwithstanding that it Is the dull season
socially,
THE LONDON THEATRES
arc ali going, and, what Is still more surprising,
arc enjoying good audiences. A whole batch OF
1ew plays are on the boards, or about to be
3rought out, written by men OF booa1sh
:athef than dramatic reputation. At
he Strand Theatre, & new. comedy
If Paaeh+ and OF 1Hnppy Thought celebrity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06

The Corporation Counsel, OF Brooklyn, yesterday
sent telegram TO Asscmblymcn Lyon and Bradley at
Albany in relation to tho bill before the Legsla.
turc entitled IAN act to facilitate the removal OF clouds
apparent liens upon tho title real in the
counties OF New York and Kings" Tho city law officer
gays tho proposed act Is "thc most runous piece Of
legislation Ia our history II will lay open TO attacks.
all OF technical objections, all the
assessments Tor local improvements upon when
So 600 OF the city's bonds depend tor payment.
Its passage will PROBABLY cost to Brooklyn from
81 900 600 10 So 600 000 The remedies now provided
Tor unjust assessments are ample. The authors ana
supporters OF this bull will be justly regarded as tho
worst enemies Brooklyn has ever had :" The Corpo-
ration Counsel appealed Mcssrs Lyon and Bradley
to defeat attempt Pile up the corporate debt in
the interest private parcs ana requested that tho
despatch DO read to each Assembly man. In the
Afternoon he received a reply from Albany stating that
Kings county had boon stricken IRON the operations
oil the bill lie then photographed 70 Corporation Coun-
sci whitney to look out Tor this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRM; FUTURES CLOSED
wEAK--FLoUR FIRMER-wHEAT HIGHER
CORN HIGHER-oATs FIRMER-wHIsKEY
EAsIER--PoRK AND LARD FIRMER-PETRo-
LEUM FIRM-sPIRIrs OF TURpENTINE HIGH
ER-ROsIN DULL-OILS F1aM-COFFEE
FIBM-sUGAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUIET.
SATURDAY. May SOP NJ
Business continued moderate IN most departments,
but the war kept of the markets-especialy for
Russian and Turkish goods and those articles which
are shipped those settled aud rregu
lar, prices being in many cases nominal On 'Chango
-four was drmer Wheat was decidedly higher Corn
was also higher. Oats nrmcr wniskey was
easier. Pork was Armer. Lard hrmcr. Freights
quiet. Cotton the spot firm futures closed weak
Coffee Grm. sugar higher. OILS firm and
petroleum tae higher. Rosin dull, but spirits
turpentine higher.
covygs.-Thcre was a quiet but very Arm market for
Braxs. We sales Baltimore yesterday Of 3t3 bags
Rio Matthew Baird. aud 1000 bags do. Eiverton
both private terms. Mild coffee nrin We quote
Ordinary cargoes. l6s&c. lie: ialr do. I0,zc.
I9sc. good do. 1870. zoe prime do. 2oc. 2oxc.
extreme Tor lots lie 22j4c santos. fair good
iohc l974c, gold 80 days. Java bags. &c
q 2jc do. grass mats, BE 2fc. Singapore i9c.
ole Ceylon Ice 2c. Maracaibo. fsc zoe. Laguayra
Ice zoe. Jamaica. 17tsc 1sHc 81 Domingo. 16i4c
q leMc: Porto Rico. isc. zoe. Costa Rca. 1sc q
ale: Mexican, 1sbsc. 2oc.; Maeassar, ioc 2cs An
postura f9c. 2O1sc savaniila lsc. zoe. Curacao
l8c. lslsc
CorroN the while less active continued firm with
holders generally demanding full quotations Tho sao Of
5000 bales made Friday. regular opera
ton. and swap ut first reported; Innan,
swan Co. sold tho to Knoop. Haneman Co. for
export, tie regular that they the day
sold 600 George Blagdcn for shipping purposes
Iye rpool quotaby
ton Midding quoted SID Arrivals steady and
market for futures opened stendy At asst evenings closing
prices. but Weakened and prices declined IS l6
points the day aud the market closed weak at tbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
GASOLINE LAMPS.

Tho residents Of Harlem considerably exercised
just now some complaints Of explosions taking
place in tho gasoline street lamps with winch that
portion OF the city has been lighted for some weeks
past Reports or quito number Of explosions nave
been recently published ana rumors OF SO many more
have becn circulated in the district that feeling OF
unoasincss has been created and people passing the
lamps beginning TO feel somewhat nervous lest
fragments Of shattered glass may injure them Reports
havc also been current that these lamps arc liable
TO go out and that whole blocks frequently len
In darkness this account HERALD reporter
visited Harlem yesterday 10 ascertain what amount Of
truth there these reports and to ascertain the
number OF EXPLOSIONS which have taken place since
gasoline has been used for lighting the streets In thai
vicinity.
At the Twelfth precinct station house, In East l26.h
street. tho reporter was Informed that but one
posoD OF gasoline lamp N tina, precinct had been
reported for some time The blotier showed
that tho explosion referred to occurred
April ~, the lamp being No. 2.3l4, stu
atcd on Second avenue. near 10Th street.
man named eahan was ightng tho lamp when It ex-
poded and burned his right hand. The Sergeant SAID
he thought there had been another explosion, bus
could find record OF IT, The light In the lamps. he
SAID go out easily, especially on WINDY ght and on
one night many 100 had been reported in that
precinct as having been extnguished At the Twenty
ihrd precinct station in Eighty eighth street. between
FIRST and avenue a, It was found that only
EXPLOSION had been reported and that occurred some
weeks Oh the nfSt nlsnt on Wnch gasOs
limo Tho air, the Sergeant az the desk said,
gets IN the lamps and II tho wind Is strong many Of
these lamps sure 10 go our. That could be rcme.
died, however, by improving tho construction OF the
lamps
An intelligent resident OF Harlem. In conversation
with tho reporter, said tho reports about these
posions were somewhat exaggerated. few had IN
doubtcdly taken place. He considered these gasoline
lamps were very good. They gave good light and
gasoline much less than gas as At present the
latter material in the hands OF one OF the
worst monopolics that afliicts this community.
Annl nj ahn main
gasoline was, he thought, attributable to storics
circulated by friends Of tho gas companies
VINO naturally an ious to recover a lucrative
contract. or course the few explosions which
had place demon sracd the possibility OF more
but no had been seriously injured by them, aud
he thought that little improvement M the construc
ton the lamps would put end TO NIL danger Of
that kind IN future.
Inquiries made among the storckeepers and citzcni
generally IN Harlem showed that opinion Is greatly
divided the merits OF the gasoline lambs There
can denying the fact that few explosions have
taken place. but tho real Inconvenience arises from
the facility with which the lamps out The tear Of
explosions seemed TO DO almost exclusively con0naA
TO the weaker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
A COSTLY TELEGRAPHlC ERROR.

A motion was made yesterday in the Kings County
Court before Justice Pratt TO discontinue tho suit
recently brought by James G. Ross, OF Toronto,
Canada against the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany. 10 recover $4,000. The action was based
upon an alleged the part OF defend.
ant In transmitting a teiegraphc message "a
Ker 4 Co, Manila, directing thcm to purchase
3 600 bales OF hemp. Tho cost OF the despatch
were slis 5, IN gold by mistake 5000 pscs
was tciegrapned Tor. and tho plaintiff thereby sus.
tanned a loss $50 U00 The defence showed that the
mistake happened beyond Hearts Content, Newiound.
land on ono OF the connecting lines. that the de-
iendant was not responsible. The plaintiff offers
10 pay taxabc costs aud disbursements. Counsel for
The defendants opposed the moton 10 discontinue,
unless extra allowance o 81 600 was made. Dccis
ION was reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
AN ESTATE IN LITIGATION.

The counsel for Aaron A. Dagraw, who sues Wllai.
H. Platt Nathan G. Platt and spencer c. piat execu.
tors tor tho estate OF Nathan Piatt dece ised VIII.
lam r. Martin and Howard Il. Martin, argued a motion
Yesterday for the appointment OF u receiver. before
Justice Pratt, IA the supreme Court, Kings county.
II alleged the complaint That the executors and
William X. Martin. their counsel, have entered,
rupty and collusivey into conspiracy, wit view OF
defeating painlinfs judgment claim OF 49, $3.50: and
tna. William X Martin wrongfully possessed himself
OF portions OF tho estate, IN all 10 the amount Of
upward OF $500 900; and that tho other defendants
have other OF support, except what they de-
rive from tho estate, and that they have judgments
entered against them in tho courts. Decision
served.
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$1,000 U S es, 1881. ia $4,000 5 1910, -. II
1000 do. ........... lax 10000 5 AZ, r. 1891.
1000 SIS. 6, 1881. lis 500 do...... ...... IL
$4,000 Chi 4 NV LIST NJ

$4,000 Chi h NV LIST NJ
1000 do. !.
5000 C&NWc.c. &. b. be
1000 Chi. b 4 q rs.
1000 II 4 st j S's, c..
10000 VI ich Cen rs. !.
1000 Tn p RR. LIST NJ.
10000 do. DC
5000 Tn Pac SINK f..
10000 q & NJ con ST. :.
1000 Del 4 II reg. 'S4.
100 slis ID Il II G o. be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
yPH11ADEIpHIA STOCKS.
The closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks wers:-

The following were the opening quotations for min
ing stocks At San Francisco to-day :Gould Curry,
6k; Savage, 31; Chollar Potosi al Ophir, ID; Hale
Norcross, q Grown Point, 9; Yellow Jacket, o.;
Belcher, Az; Imperial NJ Virginia Consolidated, 81;
California, 80; Overman, 1915 Raymond Ely, 3H;
Eureka G. ", 8; Best L Belchor, 15h; Kcntuck, 81;
Union Consolidated. 8; Alpha, II; Meadow Valley. Il
Sierra Nevada, IN; Mexican, 6s; Caledonia, 2; Silver
Hin, IN; Eureka Consolidated 10; Justice, 8; Julia
Consolidated, H. The closing prices San Francisco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
loooN Can e's 'ss.. ioa,

1000 NY Cen Is 's3.
2U)O N J Southern ist
5000 Mich Cen 7's-...
2OOD Cen Psc gold Dds
5000 Z Pac RH LIST. !.
100 do. -. .......
1000 L pac. 5 f.......
10000 Pitts.rt WAC Sd
5000 Tol. P&wlst. " q
1000 Ohio&Mis con :
20 shs Bank OF Am Ca
20 Bank Of Commerce
10 Imp X Trad Bank
5 Metropolitan Bank
400 Del A Hgd Can. DC
4fsj 40. ,...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. May 5-5 ~.
Produce-Splrs Of turpentine, 2ss. 3D. per
Calcutta linscea, oss. I'D. 5vs per quarter.
ANTWERP. May s. 1877.
Petroleum. 32isf for tne pale American.
YoEg PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
LIVERPOOL. May 3. 1877.
Pork-Eastern was duh at IT'S, Western dull Mt SIS
Bacon Cumberland cut dull J6s. rib dull AZ
3gs Cd Ong clear dull 39s, clear dull at Ais
Ilams--i.oag dun i3s shoulders steady al 2es
Btcf-lnda mess duh a. .vs extra mess dull at ll's.,
prime moss dull p5s. Lardprime Western steady
4J TalowPrime city seauy f2s Cd. Turpentine
is steady 80 I'd. Rosin common dull NJ Is. 3D. nne
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total and sl47, $50 IN surplus reserve, the
latter standing al sl6 s2l $50 Tho following Is
comparison Of the bank averages .:or ths past TWO
weeks:- &,ffhN sIoaisAS K 4 :tns4aa
81: 4 R;ss,;:
Deposits. 222,9ol, 900 2s6 sai 900 Inc. 4Os5.sOo
Circulation. 1890, 100 l5.995 800 Dec. it.a 200
The following shows the relations between the total
reserve and the total Liabilities: - aaai ~
Specie. - SEQ 534, 500 s2s lle, 100 Inc So 5s4, 600
Legal tenders IS SOS 600 So 44l 700 Inc i;s7s' 100
-------- sl~--------. ~, t----s------
I'll reserve ss9ssy.5o $4,000 500 Inc 900
CURED agst ~ II sseI. fey .ttf.4a4 il & .,..s4
deposits. ss,72s. 800 ss,7ss.2so ..sa. =
Excess Of ~ .'isitsi - csss.stf sitlt ss~s~.
serve above aT1it \ .sssH'F1at
legal req'ts is.e74,soo iss2lsso Inc. sis1,sso
THE posxsGxs xAxkxrf ~ Xxx iR ~
The London adv,cas report tusshsr decline Of x q
per cent In ccnsots whsss tinted sssses ecaos we're
generally steady. Enc corhtbou Declined per cent
so6x, the preferred SSihg STEADY at HON New York
Central was also steady 81 90. while Illinois Central
advanced u per cent. % 81 The rate oi discount in
the open marke, London for three monshs' bills has
been reduced per cent being az. against 2T
per cent Thursday lass Al Paris rentes declined
B5c, to 1921 SOC brt eaferward recovered 10
lo2f. e7sc Bar silver was quoted Al 64Ad per
The closing prices In London wsreigonsos for money
and account, s3,s ae3x; Ave.twensy bonds Of 1862
old, lux; nve-twehty. oonoe OF l6b7 loex l0o = /,
ten-iorty bonds, los los vi new dves 1861 LOG
Erie common shares. ex; Erie preferred shares. 16x
New York centraf 90; Illinois Central, 81
UNITED STATES rREksuRy.i
The Treasury distances al the close Of business to-day
were:--Currency, S462oOoo toin, slo4soo ,ooo-ess
coin certihcstes So o7e,0oo. Bonds held
bank circulaton. ssao 0Oo bonds held TO secure
public depesIts 49, 600 O0e Naiona bank circulation
outstanding notes, ssis soooOoi gold notes.
$l4ooooo Revenue rcSeipts To-day, $40. 900; GUS
TOMS $500 600; bank noses S9ooeoe Total for week,
$5,000,000 s,. -..,, ) : ...s.. 49,
~ Ss stAts soSDs, ,s "
State bonds at the Board were per cent higher for
Louisiana sevens, consolidated and steady for North
Carolina skies, old 70 which 4eatuss we're confined.
.y4t RAILROAD HoxpA ~
Railroad bonds slroug and generally higher,
with Chicago 4nd North western consolidated gold
Ievens the most active ~ $50 50. an advance OF
4. Chicago and Northwestern drsss. Nov Jersey Gen.
trail rsts consolidated, and Toledo Peoria and Warsaw
nrsts western diyison1 advanced Y each, and New
York Central or 1888, Uaton Pacific arsts and
sinking funds advanced each. Otherwise there were
sHAREs.a
Tho sales ofcity bank sharos we're America, 1874 n
Commerce. 105; Importers xnd Traders, 100, and
Metropolitan, l30, iia grs4Trf,
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A PARTNER wANTtD--lN TuE EXPRESS BrsI.
~ running between Bath Coney Island and New
doing good business Please call
VA. D. REMSES, Knoxville, near Bah, l. l.
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A NUMBER or VALUABLE lsyESTIONs FOR
~. nyvstnent; Patents sold on commission.
VI. j. PATOS. ~ City Hall place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

4 AK OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT IL A
Il Hardware and FOOL Manufacturing Business; young
with $1,000 $50 90 VIII hnd this chance, the
business being well established many of the articles
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06

Ip.IJ MD ll:3U A. VI.
Z $1,000 U s $50. g. 'G7. 1I3a<
. 10000 U 5 SIS, 1910, r. Il2n
= 10000 U 5 So, io-4o. c. li3ls
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RrsIxEss oPpoRruyIrrEs.

A RELIABLE ASSISTANT As PARTNER REQUIRED
Ain long established hourishing business 10 manage
financial office dgties unlimited field tor operation
fortune In prospective: $1,000 guaranteed fr,t year
10Th