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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT WAR
WAR TO THE LAST EXTREMITY.
Great Distress among the Poor Of Con.
stantinOple.
Unusually Heavy Snow Storm
Men ana Horses Found Dead.

LONDON, Dec. %.
telegram from Erzeroum reports
that 20 battalions of Russians have
been seen northeast OF Erzeroum.
Considerable Russian forces are also
concentrated behind Devebayou.
Constantinople dispatches say it is
declared that the Porte is determined
to carry on the war to the last extrem-
ity should the request for mediation
fail.
Layard, the the British Ambassador,
has not yet received Lord Derby's re-
ply to the Porte's notes.
Great distress prevails among the
poor of Constantlnople; the prices OF
provisions are rising in consequence of
the depreciation of the currency, and
difficulties are feared if the price of
bread rises higher.
CoNsrASTINoPLE, Dec. %.
The Porte has issued a proclama-
ton deposing Prince Milan, of Servia.
1t is rumored that on Thursday the
sultan ordered Edhem Pasha, Grand
Vizier, to take steps 70 procure peace.
LONDON. Dec. "A.
Mr.. Pierrepont presented his letters
oil recall to the Queen, at Windsor
Castle, on Saturday, and Mr.. WEIGH
presented his credentials as Minister of
the United States. They were both
introduced to Lord Derby.
BUCHAREST, Dec. "A.
The snow storm. which commenced
on the 18th in Bulgaria and Rouma-
MIA, has been unusually heavy. II is
feared that hundreds of Turkish pris-
and Russian troops, caught on
the march, must haze persisted.
LONDON, Dec. "a.
A correspondent at Bucharest tele-
graphs that it is impossible to find
out anything concerning the condition
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NIGHT
LATEST FROM WASH
INGToN.
THE PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS
CLOSED.
No Business Until After New Years.
No Business Until After New Years.

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a.
The public departments closed at
noon to day; there will be little, other
than routine business. done until after
New Years. Many officials have gone
home to spend Christmas. Secretary
Sherman left for New York this morn
ing. :
Three Com panies Of Infantry Arrive
al Crook City.
DEADwooD, ID. T.. Dec. "a.
Companies f., | aud X, of the Sew
enth Infantry, in command of Major
Charles q. Bartlett, arrived at Crook
City last evening from the Cheyenne
Agency. via the Fort Pierre route.
Major Bartlett reports that, though
often hearing of Indians along the
road, he saw none This command
crossed an Indian trail at Cheyenne
river, and crossing that led northwest,
and he expresses the opinion that the
Indians who committed the depreda-
tons in this vicinity, have gone to
Little Missouri or Tongue river.
Accidental Killing of "a Mother and
Child.
MEMPHIS, Dec. "a.
This morning, detective VIM. G.
Pride, while half asleep, imagined he
heard a burglar at the window, and
took his pistol from under the pillow,
and in attem pting to cock it, the
weapon was discharged, the ball pass
ing through the body of his five
months old child, and also through
the body of his wife, causing the death
of both in a few hours. The inquest
is now being held. Pride is almost
crazsd in consequence of the terrible
accident.
Savings Bank Enjoined.
BosToN, Dec. "a.
The Savings Bank Commissioners
enjoined the Taunton Savings Bank
from doing further business. The
bank has 81 ,405 .5l3 assets, with 81 1885,
1853 liabilities. The weak condition of
the bank is due to the depreciation of
loans or mortgages.
Will Begin Prepayment.
New YORK, Dec. "a.
On Wednesday next, the United
States Treasury will begin prepay
ment, without rebate, of the January
interest on excise.
Commissioners Morton and Patter-
son have warned the banks not to
honor checks signed by Commissioner
Murphy, their absconding Treasurer.
Death Of Robert p. Parrott.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Dec. "a.
Robert z. PARROT, the inventor of
the Parrot gun, died at Cold Springs
this morning.
Another Suspension.
CHESTER, Pa, Dec. "a.
Geo. Baker, banker. suspended on
Thursday. He states his liabilities at
SI50, 900; assets, 1892, 900.
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Won THE BET.-Pomeroy's Demo
crdt says: Wait till they catch him.
and when they return him 10 his
mother for repairs she will not know
him, even il he did dress himself in
the apparel u woman and go about
Omaha for q week measuring the
limbs Of girls, and wives and sweet
hearts for the paten. silk elastic, silver
web, spring-edge carriers, that were to
be made and delivered at % cents a
pair. But he won a bet of 500 that he
would feel the ankles of 100 Omaha
ladies in seven days, just the same!
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CARSON Appeal: There were 200
delegates at the Rochester Convention
the other day, whose purpose is to
serve God, or recognize" Him, or
something of the sort. by legislating
His name into the Constitution. One
of q non.religious turn OF mind might
think that the Constitution depended
more upon the gracious will OF the
Deity than He depended upon that in
Gtrumant.
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command of a detachment of United
states cavalry, followed the trail OF a
party OF Indians going out of Texas
with stolen stock to Rio Grande. Lieu
tenant Ward notified the nearest Next
can officer. who appeared with a de-
tachment Of troops, and the two COM
insuds joined in following the trail into
Mexico. The joint scout was fruitiess.
but the Mexican officer expressed a
willingness to 60 operate in pursuing
the raiders when they crossed over
into Mexico.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-25

JOHN EAGAN. ex-senator from Anna
dor county. California, and VIM. l..
McKim, an old and highly esteemed
citizen OF Jackson. were seriously in
jured q few days sgo by being thrown
from q buggy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-25

SALT LAKE Tribune: whats the
use of all this sacrifice of human life.
this bloody butchery of Turks and
Russians?" said a philanthropist. to a
miner. the other day. "Don't know;
lead hasn't riz any," was the reply.
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rhe Return Of Czar TO 81. Peters,
burg.
NEW YORK, De

NEW YORK, Dec. y.
A New York Herald cable says:
The return of the Gar to st. Peters
burg, on Saturday. vas the occasion OF
great rejoicing. A grand ovation vel
comed the Emperor's reception, and
bore every evidence of genuine eve
ence and homage.
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EASTERN NEWS.

SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-25
MARRIED.

sutro, December ls-George Cornell to An
ME McGinnis.
December ls-Thomas Glenn to
Mrs. c. NJ Smith
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NEW YORK, Dec. %.
A San Antonio special says: On
Thursday last, Lieutenant Ward, in
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SACKS AND CLoAKS,
A full line in Mink. Sable, Err
mine, Seal Skin, Astracan and
Cloth, in different grades.
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Dec. 23-via
BROWNSVILLE, Texas.


A notorious partisan OF Cortina.
named Portgilal, who some years since
made an attack on the police head
quarters, and killed the Chief OF Police
and wounded two others, and escaped,
has recently been robbing on the high
way neal this city, rode into the mar
ket place last night and shouted for
ex-President Lerdo; when the police
attempted to interfere they were fired
on and wounded. After considerable
shooting, which created quite al ex
element. as it was feared thai a por-
ton of the troops would revolt, Port
gilal was captured and lodged in jail.
II is supposed that his inteEtion was to
create a disturbance, and to try the
loyalty of The garrison for President
Diaz. and II the troops we're not faith
full, tn take advantage Of their d~isaliec-
ton and organize a revolution. As
nothing to the advantage OF the LeTdo
party was developed, order was soon
restored.
A Party Of Indians With stolen
Stock.
NEW YORK, Dec. %.
A San Antonio special says: On
last, Lieutenant Ward, IN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-25

A choice selection Of Valour, Of
toman and Lace.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-25

Carlin, December 22-Wife of Charles Con-
we |, a daughter.
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Ready-Made Dresses,

Direct from Paris. in Silks and Stuffed Ma
teriaL. WRAPPERS, in Satin. Drab d'Ete
and Reps.
, 1877-05-05
by TELEuRAEII.
FOREIGN CITIES.

1obb414nAN SAA4L0s
This following tcesfams were received on Change
from hscrbohu1 In Chicago,
LirEnroo1, Nay 4.-Prime Mess Port-Eaatcsn, 77s,
Western. CTS. uAcon-Cumbcrl1n1s SIS, short ribs,
hh long clear 9s 6d. short rieas 41a; shouders
3o.. hsms ~ ID A.orase 4as. Lard, tDs Primo u,eas
beof naat India meas, iohs extra Indis mess. lI01
C1ccso, 7os Tat,ow. 4ss.
Loypax, May 4.-L1vrnroor-whcn stead!er, Call
tnruIA cub. 1880 od California whitc l1s oIlas
Corn easier. 2Hs 81. 1ark LAno-Nhcat quiet md
ateady. CarToe4 on coast-Corn Ateadcr Fair average
American nlixed, 2ls ID. cArRoea on psksage-Corn
ateAdfer. Country markets for wheat. English and
Trench quict.
Special DtspaseA to 1ns Tribune
Lrvrnroot, Nay 4-lissoa. m.-FtouH-so. !. aass
-Whcat-wtntcr, No. !, f3s at. No. 2, taa,
sCrns. No. I. ia Gd No. 2 l1as white, No. ias al,
No. d ~ 1ois club, No. !, ia ddt No. =. la lot.
Corn-ul1, 37t.
rnoyls,nxs-1'otk. GA. Latj, 4ss odaaos.
L1vxHroot~ May 4-3sso 3. m.-uRA&N-wheAt-
White No. III; No. t2s 0dt club No. !. isa 4l,o.
=, ia ID. Cora-old, No. i. 2os I'd, No. 2, Ass.
pRovlAbNh-Larl. 4ss.
TO- oo hnlesE spseuIatlou and c1uort. a,op, Amsrt-
can. 7,Hn
Yarns ard fabrics At Manchester qu!et but steady.
GnAtN-Went rrcepta for three days 81, quarters,
Amercan+ ~ Ctt sa:s Ut cotton for tho wetk 65ox
bales. Ut which exporter took .us spccatatos took
5000, tnta stock. l.t1t.0p, American 7270o,, ro.
cctplA Da dut American II. 0Oui tota1 stcck, bOI>,
nnuuut aaoht. 1la 600, American, b,Cou. forwarded
fEvn sh!pa s1do direct u spthacF1 aCoot American
sales, ", Db1
nnAApbTrsrx-Caltforuia white whc8k ia tdAt3s,
do club, III 7lA13l ID. No. = to No, red Western
sprng. 11seaIas 8dt do wintef las3loa "a. flour
Western canal. ;k%ATs. CUrn-Wcstttu mixed, 35t ID.
Oats-Amcrtran. csoeas I'D. Dar!ey-Amcrtran. u ID.
rca&-EanaAsAn, 4CA Gdf4ta-
CLnrxn.Bxkp--Amcrtcan 0oA73s.
fHoTIsloSs-Aess pork. G5s. Primo meas heof. 03s.
Issd-in'csacan. ~. Chrs.e-Fino An,crIran. 7us.
uacon-Lonx clears 31s Gdl alurt &ls.
TALtoW-43s G1.
Fk1anLEuA-Splrits+ a; rcnned. l2tpd.
LlNsxkp ttIL-a2s 0lEi13s.
HEatN-Entnmon. o. ldt pale, l3a
Hptnlrk TrkFkKrlNx-eAs.
L0xpoN, May 4.-TALthw~4At2tts I'd.
LtNhktn OtL-11s Bdts1A Sd.
BFRnN OlI-H1t-
krfGtTs TrkPx2rtHE-18s.
NEFiAKn FkrRoLxcA-lla 1l.
AXTwxap. Ms7t.-FxrGolxcN-31l,
, 1877-05-05
ny TELEGRAPH
NHw rHfE.


10 ths Wtfttrn A&sndated ftres. ....
Scw Yonk, May 4.-tioid nponcd and closed At
1o0x, with aacs during the day Al 1oos{. Carrying
rate, 1hfbJ. 1oAns wcro nteo mndc nat.
Specie engagements tomorrow, 81, go, 900.
Silver at London. 53lltl. I1erc, silver bars,
1c5T IN greenbacks and 117A In gold. Silver
coin, y discount.
Governments were active and strong
1sattroad bonds wcro hrm and in good demand.
B4ate securities were steady.
Stocks wrrc Irregular, with regular auctuations
throughout Tho greater portion Of tho day, but, to-
ward tho close, the market was bnoyant, and the
highest psfccs Of the day wcra made, the advance
ranging from Y 10 AZ from the lowest point
Of the morning, With tho greatost rise In
Norris 4 ESSEX, which foto from f2H to n.
l.acknwanna fell on 10 COX and rose 10 61,i.
Delaware s Hudson advanced TO 47ti. Western
Union declined TO 01A hni advanced 10 O.a;.
New York Central fcll OF to D2.f and foso to 0jS.
Lake sllora declined to 51sl and advanced 10 q. Il.
Rock Iatand fell oG " etsi AMI closed Ut o.. 81.
rani comn,nn rose to fa,i, and tho preferred 10
Az. Michigan Genital declined 10 ~ aud rose 10
III, ILLINOIS Central advanced to t5i, Hannibal +
St. Joe common to IL, and pacihe Mnll 10 ga.
Transactions weru 233, 600 shares. Of which d, ON
wcrc raeldc Nail, O1. 600 Western Union, IL. OO0
Nosthweatorl, u. 700 lock Island, III. 0OO 1t.
Paul, Is, 900 Lake shoEc, II. 600 New York Ccn-
tm1. 8, eUo Michigan Central, 30, OUo Iackawanna,
1000 Delaware 3 Hudson. .. 400 Morris d; Essex,
2, 600 Illinois Central, and /, 100 Ct. Jos.
Money easy; 2G..t. Primo mercantile paper,
3AG4.s.
Customs rceslpts. $40. 600. ..
The Assistant Treasurer disbufscd s5ln, 600,
clsafinRs, 3lo, 900, 600.
UrT.gools imports for tho week, 81, 2G1, 600.
Sterling steady; att'ial business, long, 481h !;
, 1877-05-05

Friday. Aay4:
Iee premises No. OIL WabaAh ~, dated April
plttsiasii Il sor 81 Thliti.ae:cni6 It, "e9'
4axluI Il, wlth b4ildnEA dated May 1..,. 2,l00
Asss Il s'1 III sasiaasss a.!sa
Wi Saaini ps;s !: Ashland II. Ii
wfnt9a!icy. y 70 a!icy. aatsd dAAy3.:.......:...:..... lDo
III II 4 f. wth 6utiing M a lat*d NV a.. 400
uSSsx; q thll:a*a. ". ii; Ho
lGf:ss a4tsa seo 81 g. Il III ,sc.s =: ss
f?saH II ~isn 81 ssaa4s* If astxs Hsy
Wi VI Of iIS;ix.Ii:,,:i, +ooo
p?sxs - s,i!a " y a:s..li i. Il ai;iaa s
d.tsd Ms{ =; zmo
Ts.t w batss 4: i3o i Wi iiaasi:S;;;;; 60
xs1!t r. q, aaisa y. ~ St$ H:.;Tt:. 7s0
VIZ 6aild.nsn a*ts1 Ag!tl ~ 1,soo
o,1ls5 g. aatsd y Msx L2ao
s,:ts +. 3:ss I ~ TAiit; iaaiil i, vi; guy
Sill s. astss 4!a Il, VII;
wsshtsnsxHs, = c5r ii iiaiSsfi i ssfsI ~ 's.s
Ns:!S LsS.e +. ii ii IL Dly.ioa Il. ii. "o.. ~
lt7a1:k + 1atsa Ny i.::.::::..::..:::::.: 1000
SOUTH os CITY 1t1r,; 1 & vir.'s HaDtvs ~ sH'ka
%u1les y. ds.el March il........... ho1
1iG Il win batilinx. dsis1 III; II i.......' -" SOU
&ksT or GItr LlAtTs wttu!x 1 KADIUA o. s1xKA
Ferry u 81 P!...sa. Pk Isa Ssss s.o
IT, lato4 Aug. J. 1876 1u
, 1877-05-05

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IN. uS "rtA. v.sUn H. ~ nut HcHHha "RaH
ss'Fs, : c1,as St"npI e1u:' ~ t1u atnin1. H.. .
A., ,I.tsn,hL!.fSe'ns. 10y Hcnts tGtal !DL tho ~eek
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Evn"n mns'n.naaf ~ HmEMauRSus nny MRHt ocat -
% !:MH ~ Lsase.M tE"1ni t1iM NunEMH ilElt1 PoVot
Aoo" '" pcsN %o.fSHe..o' ~ utAf5 oHefauR'
-. IT. LOUle,
Hf LoElt. May +'-l0hh-ateady and unchAngtd$
$!.p0N0,A. .....-.
ETTtE-L!dM ahipfltR and nGtc1erA 1tpefn Aiy.
*lt good demand, bAt heavy Rfeu&1 Gull Anl eeSyi
Price unchanged.
1.1JAftlEn
rh,,,-t..- .s..-.... sS~,.-..
AHe tAHper Harket WA REasa H,ct tno pHoE'nkb ne'
R small TrrG1r four sales Ut tnt1 stun tn4 ID
carly ut g. ta o. Piece ktufT II down to 81 m for
, 1877-05-05
soHi. FREioIiTs-Fo,lowins arc the rates 10


utt2I 91&NH '4t0ll
CATTLE-Thera Wal asomcvtiat d!ntn!ahed demand
for shipping CATTLE hut tho wants Of the trsde Abont
cgua1cd tho supply and sellers chlblsd IL rcAllxo
without submitting to any decline. Fur ttockcts and
local butche stun therc pretty actya aud fully
nrn market, tho former selling at sJketas. and tho
lAttar Il ~. Q1Gt&.6o Shippers Paid t4nxt1.15 for
oonlinon to good dS0Yca and ~ 95a1a5 for choice 10
oxtEa. A. the outsdo quotation II. strahoFn y Gu.
sold II hcA1 The aaine parties sold "a Cxtra lcifa,
t. E41 liz, It $s.oo. Other prominent sales wcrH H3
head as $50 by Gregory, Cooley Co, i21 hsad At
$a. ~ by EsraICs, WRlsw0fth lAllJ and Is and :1l
head by II. Il. Mallory ITu 1t $40 and S.05 re.
spectssiy Calves sold At %. snd apriugers
fta tna NJ m Dre laGl.
, 1877-05-05
COMMEllCIAL,

Thefollown9 were the receipts and shipments
OF tho leading articles Of produce iu tnls city
during ths swt1sy-lo hours ending at I O'Clock
, 1877-05-05

WHEAT-Was moro active. and decidedly stronger.
advancing Toe, and closing $50 higher than the pro-
vons evening" though tho adYfcrs from other points
no. particularly Elfentn. Liverpool was quoted
stcadteT anu London quiet With Now York quotations
al $l1 Tor bait and g. ~ for common fair brrfnz Our
receipts weru nzatn very small with relatively isssc
shfplncnts and tic co1tlnuou, dectraso lit soco with
tncreaac in tc current supply alarmed tho short In.
tcrl Into hn1 fructy. though tho market was carried
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s:!E
+ i ss s sf W s q ss e.pse !: ss
WIKI WIKI .ss Ess s's' II +, '2raS sF' ss
f y T. e Z Il. s ea
sY & 70 * t. IL .ssS i ~ !s;S
81 s* a :!:s?Sed Il I'll :s fssff? s
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sorn q ~ .9t,'fy .hst h.. been soh f95 MY takinx
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b; $s; :;s! ! : & !:
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AZ: NJ Il ;sfset.
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j. 81 i 4 " ;:!sss ts IL sss :: I'LL. T.
KiE=we. aa.Gt anil ,smt and 2seae higher ths mar.
that trading NAt nancd tu few Gaf lots No. sold
1t " ~, nenr tho c1tt .n juno wnl Yuulcd 1t ta.
tHsl ssts rctortri OF 2Hx bu ii tssQaaaci
t2 n III ey sa,eCs =, ~. ~ % 9n i'acx; Totsl, s1 1a
bHt bur failed ~ hrtnK at .clIefs. NO n, ". sod
1t A5t. ahl No. IN Ar H. 4 Co. . At a1ct do In NJ
quoted At +1r, anl raccta4 nAt4&c. Freight.
rom engaged tur 10 bu low grH4e stun. ay
quoted At ~ s71c, caall salct rupUrcd Of
l.A1l In No. II aci 4Uhu No. ii 4oa} 4u0 bu bJ
a&tnIla at &3o. 1Ut1e. 2+tuJ1u.
YyK4T CALL.
cor-ss.cs, 7s 900 bu Il SO Nay and ss5tasefc for
Junr.
Uats-a~ go bu seller june u 4Hc.
Mess Fotk-dLn bfls Al tl5,ttJ,t u, ,a5 for July.
Latent.
McH pork Wa IN mot1eEsta demand and stronger.
sale 5D ars st sta s7hst6 81 foFJuns and slaT7k
Isr, .as 7s better, With aa,es Of /. IN tcs At 5000
4y:v7k Tor jung and 4io, U7}44tp. ~ fof July.
Wheat wa4 fairly aetlfe, El.alaR f{c better: May
sad T. Y so:tnx A. r. o;I;t!s ;,t En- ana "a ons % #
Cern Va. In good demand auL Hs4o higher. Juno
sald y 5A ciospg 1t oazal5ak. My closcd Al
Oats weis qalst II Too for June.
LAST CALI
McN pork guiet and nfnct. closing ut SIS IS tor
JuhH and S5 u fot JULY Bales 70 bFl1 u sbovp
Lard WA guilt ead stronger, elotek u g. oo7S for
June. anl with sellers Il . IL l3E fur July,
Hlurt rlhs were lraeF. saes being made Of 100 p -
il iii sftenoons mo: Ion that In futuro DRY .sltc
meats 1hould 10 delivered IN !ots of Of
l4!un - - hthcrLo. Wiz brought bsfors the DoAsl
, 1877-05-05

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, 1877-05-05

liOOS-The market was less scttyp ant easier. rto.
visions wcfs Aet!s and A'gheF and tho Fecslps of hnas
.oh.s les! lcs. ttan Tor thg day tetose but
holt yssy sa.rnaty md s4iea atasas! 1t !s!astlen
Frt4c xht w,,KAts cIosed It qb 2st5 a. anil 70
ehoce luaTY 4 u faw extra s,id early 10
erktly otd ~ IL. 1o*3O Among tho days. sslua were
, 1877-05-05

1bsAs ktHor AZ fA4 Tt7eyHS.
CulCAno May lilly the rulhs VI tns DosEd OF Trade
ucLs there offered.
meet paF'y q !es .trsst boiling tsestp tot - o0
tr Question; Gu nan .inelaler dtspass q three
b!pksE Hlt,ogs rendering yssf tiabls 70 .hs charge
u HfrEulsftt}S 8tAtCAlNkn.
AxswEu. -our correspondent has perfect right
tatay tho grain on tha stEeet, and sel Il there 10
any member Of tho Board Of Trade, II ha can ind
ono willing to buy and pay for tho property. Tbs
Board Vt Trade has no }uEsdIctIon the acts Of
non-uteuecss, except when they attempt 10 lrans.
act bnasncss In p!aco which tho Board has pro.
only.
GOODS RECEIVED
u Chicago Custol14 May L: urommea 4 ClEjeh,
xo rcd easas = 1t Kln IS green eases ,of gin; ths
AdamA Il WestlAks Manufacturing Company. ITO
ho1e4 oi tin pI.tsi ktfehod / ksabaFth. IS casrs
Of wine; the Root i aouA AuAic Company, Q cases
Of musical lnatrv'nepls; nlocA & Atnstein ca.cs
II iuDking.xl4.s plntca. Amount collected, s..
U.s.. ".
PROVISIONS.
HOO PIsODUCrS-Wcse rathcr lca4 Sctlyc. snd II.
regular, within aArrow litaiu uoxs wsrs reported
, 1877-05-05
INSURANCE.
ryY1,U D StHrts xstr ~ru


The Hon. Etzur Wright reviews in tho BOSTON
Mtraid tho article ty. Charlton r. Lewis on life.
fnsuraneG in the last number Of tho International
Rsrtsr.' Mr.. Lewis Ia tho Secretary Of tho New
York Chamber Of Life. Insurance, an institution
which, by hla own testimony before tho insurance
Committee Of tho Now York Legislature, divided
largo sums Of money among tho Legislatures of
tho varlons States. It IL not aurprstny, knowing
this, 10 Ind that In this artclo Mr. LuwIs, to uso
tho words OF Mr. Wright shows ~ strong an
aseraon to hEurcs as. 4 cat commonly ducs 10
water. Nr. Wright rnya Of Mr. Lews' saygcs-
tfons abons the important subject of surrender
valucss
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f shit IL tasS: sxs Ssnt n t .. Il
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Il. 'as * IL h &c fsssafs e
s':rsd up po.lr1 81 eI a7i. III .Mt. Iewts' rnis
under tho actparic1 tAhta (which, II under1tand him.
st;ntIx taxGra6e to ts cSnpany tst III. prposal h
Jul s7lUWl thu: sea of f6e mans Eloney & Gss.
up q surrender charge. This arpears 70 hc
backyard. and trKy u zTKlo that thr tonrA
ar. Lnwis ably md y0jAuh0u4y represents taYcnt
got al tho money tllcy pretend ~ h4yh.
TUE INDICTMENT or BENJAMIN NoYKs.
Neso York 7tituns.
II Isccrtatnly smscks Of novelty that the President
Of ltc.lnsurAueo company should 30 Indicted for
conspiracy 10 deiraud tho policy .hol1sFs Ut nm.
other lfc.tnsuraaeo company, Yet this Is what
has happsHsd to Mt. 1,cnIamin Noyea. such
thing could hurdiy happen cut Of New Jersey; but
thors they apply legal restra,nts to Offenders with
ArSAdlness unknown elsewhere. The p1oaacutt Ions
against ifu. Insurance officers in New York have =
much ttmcv basis: whether they will bo pushed with
~ n,lch sescr!ty tcafus to 10 sec and thu public
will be very likely 10 institute comparisons.