davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-06
Sc beinIanbu u. @s It fallen.

Sn Qa6en wuroen am 20. Sanuar pon
ben @riinoern Der v9ladener Eu1fabrif"
ais Sdwinpler perurtbeilt Sdoaer fen.
gu elmer Wo9e @efdniB uno 1000 Mart
@elbitrafe euentusq 200 Gage @efdnsniB,
S6Ouer If. gu a9t Monaten gefdn9niB,
p. @Ipsn Al einem Sabr @efdn9niB, Gsia9
gu iiinf Monaten @sfdnsniB, Sorsti gu
iiinf Mtonaien @sfdnsniB uno @olofrsuno
gu ;pei Monaten @etdnguiB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-06

Wan bat ii9 in Der letten 3eit barber
ben &opf serbroden-idreibt ein ltberalss
weitbeutides Slutt-, mas &ouber in iei:
ner aubieu5 nit benz Yapit uerbanoeIt ba:
be. Wie man iest uerii6ern bort, ioa ts
did barum banbsln, ben @rafen uon
9bamboro ourd ben Yapit gu beitimmen,
ben sr: taiisrliden Srin3en als ieinen grs
ben III aboptiren. ri
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-06

8remer gountpif 1T nit benz Sau
zines @rmenbauies beSriiism, bas 81, 900
foIten loq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-06
@. Sbdfer,
Decorations -2Ialer,

Ip. 1875. IS. Straet, ,p. Clay u. Wbits,
I'D ,r Gtesratisns- uHs 6rsssps Malsrtt zen
gTipat. uue Shtntlittn @ehauesn, Saueu. 8trHtn u. (. 70.
Ss- Sstt @sfersnssn leunen i~sserSet eestbsB peresu,
u 239-29t uAe 5 60-ii2,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-06
@eil(a(6e
pr. Yeter S6wino,

(aas eursmburs)
btIt fnlimms 5dntt, geuneen aler grt, bdonbt burA
5linttni6ads ptrurfa6tt. wunbt Brute BET Sraueu. THrrs
&nt,uneuns, innere Snpdbenidaesn une ~ferpptul5it krauI.
beiteu, ME ger frerne @lifesr, Sdpelunasn an irseub riuen
1teut bee aprpers. 3abnreb, uah fhlirimsn 5ais; au4 m
20 stn uni5asbarss Stilmittel fur NIT @ni,lnsuus Der Gtu.
strstee %bebdtfete Wedntrinnen, fur fhlimms austn, fus
Siurftaeu sd frii4sssDuHssn u. ALE arttn ftwsrr Nunhtr.
preis: 8ar srs6s Srrsn 500. - Iinlus 50 Cts. -
aletnt 25 aeuts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-06
Or. Ncter Shmine,

sisass......y Peter Salmus, gs. 200 Canal prrt ays.
......9srt. airlnten, 30. 20 einetn StraSt.
.....Nte Uatru, Ne. Of Spews Strast.
9altna, 9tnltnfHl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

Noae the market Four-Exra state duil AZ 26 Wheat
fi,rp idn 4' a. m5rt Winter Western dil at 10 :
CornMiS,'! soft lu a. 20 fcr Old. and % for Sew -
10000 bales OF vi c I0 900 bales re American ~
and Nsrcn delivery esd siso sa'cs same At Gi'st
rraucs Low Mi.ding clause March md hprl dsliyery
ding cause April and Wly delivery Gis.ri sales o.
the s also the ~ 65rs. pl nd
Low Md.me clause May ana june delivery Us'd; y,lnds
Low A!dalnE cnusc, JU1e amt Jnly N"uf cry an t,'5lo
si4rpel March and April. saI. Gi.,ad
MIR sn t' ota5. ga l IS ai G5i.d
fa 5'oY L@e negans a9g9 or sp'.gii9a and eH
Ii'TRrooL Feb 3-l:3o p m.-Bacon. q p cwt for
livery, t2Sd Uf he sales day. $500 bales were Amer
lands Low NIddlmg clause ,rr and Nav delivery -sd.
LcNIcS Feb AT the stock Exchange during The past
week interest Las been prime pay absorbed m tee IoIngy
exceptions me dealings lei ONLY Guctua,ons The
vliue o money owing ;Ir continued withdrawal gold
from tc Bau@ o. England Che collection Of and the
market aad the discount ADVANCED Brokers not
ioHs C,Hsors ave. ,e15 ' S I'M, r. p, Ia" ia
mostly speculative IurzIsi are TO 3. Egyptian, g.
Baenps Ayrss 4; Russian Italian. Hungarian la,
aos aS Gee nee b. TIE Par, market las been ver broy
pre-n ad continued With reduced quotations IA no pec
M. .,e,t Ititt 5~i 1.sk lin u ,it, Frarrb
1nrt, aud cy-aiizrd attract tue gr-atcs attention Pal
tiol tlpn coffee Irc' del -0J c early TIE Wets but
tAe a has since been recovered with sacT market pale
kinds sold lower; the recent speculative inquiry for new
Burah nee ' ing aaae csroucs are now Only sold % re-
Guriou tea ~ HacFc good % Iuc qualities 81 Indian Do
uunIc ~'s found ready BUYERS at firm better pri.
specs were nAi ana sYW"W bat lower.
LONDON, heb. 5I-aJ o.. nj uited states bonds l.j7S
1882 laD rae u ut Tor three aru,s bills flr
market j. per cent which Is % per cent below the Bank Of
England rate.
LoAr'N. Fob 3loO p. m.-Psrs aG,ices quote Eve per
cent Et.s 90 loot for the account New Central
yJLt SILVER D. quoted to-day 81 91pl. Al ounce
Lu&ION, uS-1J g. mt uteI states bonds l-u-- Il .
luTINN, FOB. 3-i.3H PIN Do of Yu' ltla.aBI
from t.e BluE OF England ON balance to-day -5- 900
LosIrS Zen. 81 %. uPar- aayce- tior I've per cent
I.utr- as lubi &c. lCT tlr account scIucI PciIucu
l.ifa. 3 rIi. ~IIU,- IUrpeuilDc. 81 a. cst.
rAs, Feb 3LNCAaIge London. -Jt L. 2c. for short
sILlt.
FRANKFORT Feb 3.-Uuited state, bonds hves l037a
ANTNER, FEB. 5.tr rJleum. 30 II Fine Pale Aalcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
Business Chances.


4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
a YORK TaIBCNE WILL BIZ HFCEINaD ~ me
UPTOWN OFFICES. So LIB Broadway. cor itftF t..
81, o. 3G- West I"eHn "!r' 81 c'l ', az q, t ySo
30 ll~I ThrIaye coz one lruf L twenty fourth a.
ilr,m savings bauA Building, up 10 p N a. regular
office iltr5
nor SALE or EXCHANGE FOR real estate, an
4 0d established MERCHANT IAl-DElN. Bt n y -
fire stock VI cloths and trimmings -tMNl.S % A1r
House.
EOR SALE CHEAP-TwO BRITISH PAI-
ENT~ % most value 10 parties protleu2 OF AitE -
buc ers Or clhnetmaser- L1r-Htrt ~ j. nt . .
-u.us involves bat Irc rIi, AMI they MO- f' SAFE AZ
liberal rrOhs Audrts, ~ y. POST lice !l"A ..'.'
DARE OPPORTUNITY.-FOR SALE-An
H. old and vel. established DRY G1pl5 clothing
BUSINESS u -ala Eaus3s. best ucar0u In Driving city
Ou IA. Kansas Tactic Railroad Tor particulars 4Iu! IS
LITDWTDH q WIITiAtE, ~lIi1a. Kansas.
GOUTH AMERICA-WANTED %lO.OOO.-A
= rcI abolished house interest iu south Autflt "a
trade .e above amount -PFCIA tAPIIALor LDAN,
their present being insufficient 10 meet glowing he-
u.lut and VIII give t1 party such pi'r
ton n profits VIII yield COOL interest on 1rtt emit -
crrr AGAINST NOue uut principals need appV living
taA name Address >ECJ ElIG. Tribune oilre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

poS-,. Feb . vosl in fair demand; holders very in
alo!t sriliug. pil,'N
faret The prcrs of FleCcra continue % Do t ,
80 - nave NOT been extent me safes 4" nIp anl
,.ra Lave been ili.OII y, lncWhS ~ anu 40 Z,
- a.. rs. A l; of ~el .cd Ohio "ss s1ia az tuo ii'i'
,es very r done Werter8 ana Other flcea WIN -h'a
PRINCIPALLY Sg0it ~ tcmlng ahe Drlsn' ~
0oI lrr- Dom On in. % H'9ci Finf ilsit e
~ TIE sales OF pulled l6lpn1 1upt an y - ~
- 1lt,.f California more active EfIl
nj 0nlr AZ prices bat fhrfr hat bHsh mr. ~
Tran there week sales 81 ihi' -
principally ~ i1C o. ots sHo a. -et @.u .'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

=
rfvvpPCCI g-Vlra- Eastern hrtuer 10 Western
dun AZ ts Iacon-CuUberti nd Cut du! AZ 80 shou
Mn ,td AZ 400: Long dUl at ala short Gear
tnn Il t2B narns-Long Cat du a. 81; shoulders dan
al AZ sccf-frdia dull 90. Extra Mess duA n
~ Prime Mess nc Sc Lard Prime cairrn dull
~ zig Tal.ys-Pr.mc CIV duh % s2b Turgcniine =,
-.tr.r. t,,l n .t. H1sn'IL1fn0n tu NJ -; Fine dnn
~ il Cccse American C-Jlg ahead. ~ a.. IGi Oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

rgrAL RECGIprs OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MAHKET RErORT.

AsI.rs-The market continued QIes al io ior Fo'a -Dd
4J he ,rarLo; fof both Brazil ana MID grades was
am 30, n0I v Iut geo Of rae Hld Uboiiilol'
CIIrrD.-The market ou tie SPOT WIS Eh W On ar' ah'r
II a. bal business let Tie -'tIpt' LA! "i'
r3 M REGENTS al ports lI tf bul -4ta ii"'l
. 80 fr and ,l- ,to g. at ilt,Ic. towns showed an
ii.'r.a, ,f ft.,. Frrh Tie It'li7 &c '- ports
a. r III b4. AGAINST 81 bales $3.50 ,N a7' Ntra
and Is p. ae- d1y last year stie7 "i 80 ~ p
r, I'D 44t evening. Tor home consumption go" 3ir
49,, teVtf.C on contract The advanced quotations. az '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

! l.l.fg. total. 100 iet'r Grand t"ai '-.,'
i i55. 'i'''' arm ''-'''' ''' '''' ~ 80,
g...gary T. A' ISL. ,gz, 81, @5..
lii,,s lI2io S y.,a. ...i 90. 7n,
iGae ..........lssls Dccsmoer..l.i'is l--'aa
tIoT-n Am ,rrsI-Tbere wa. less doing IN FLorE
ana the maEe I'm favored buyers The obbine demand VS.
mainly ioI mall parc.ls ion .e ,'aSs ME- " ~, !y
for the wei ndir. with some t, n.ir s. ;or ih-
CIV Mills Extra. early all for he w. lndie5, al nj
q o6 de1err il5o bis Low Grade IEtra, 90 u.s..
b IS 9S' Est sa ' Pain = raisnl later
vev Ole l l. -u.erire - a. - - ana ESQ bbis
Ne - 5je>i 90 latter an eZIrnt .1, e sttc ara
= 4ogei ~ 1 80 - - , nm iy;r state e6 %
| DO. - jas- Cioc. To- Faacy do - $3.50 inferior 10
Good cmron Extra western 81 o.. Is6 co. Common 70 tad
ao; ~ - az H. Lar TO Good do - - :. g0 ana
SO 75us7 20 West naes . g. i"rm 10 f 70 i.ad
do. So 26G5s Good IN Csocr 20. loa5 Common to
$ aoSs7 Is. common to Good Extra lous p 29f
8 Good 70 coie, 90: marie; f f,Siqs d"l F16 SR
ge' gaanEea .a Of r, 52 9 ,s cn" ao IS
n cc T' no c6.e xa frocct Sr. - 1oGss -
demand sales Is nb. "a :. 20 = 20 for sonn%. %
slowly at ) al 40 2 10. D. CoES MLN more aeisc
inclu.ar Zoo bbi. lrze Medal, az 10, delivered: so3
a j. d 100 snail parcels Fine White natinnrca al :. -
bush lover YER, limited export demand anu s eiy KY.
pm '.' ,id. 5c5uo 5an rl-la -rrns 8 2eatI $1
$ %s rae .THs 'i 3. "a ana viSf ' c aesr
Guiding I2oo bush Unsrad' S.cas" n = Ho ~, r
r+tI m W4reI ON private terms. SUPPOSED ~ ~ s-
EAl i hny,s 80 SANG ,. 1oa4 mat p rrt ina
terms Loo bush CO., 2', I aJlj if,ir Without chan,
peas ,i a i Rl,t Pas aaa BacsTle,t we're q l-i no.
I tg Ne -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

CPS or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

. tansols N London today were 955sG955, Whllc old
lsCjs 1O5I2: ten fories IlOl2: nycs lO1 ..
an sO1s 10, after selling az lO9% Erie was STEADY
w., ana AewYOrk Central quoted al SiAa silver ~
Ire i9nnihh bills discounted a. IA per cent when
a. brow the minimum rate ai thc Bank ~ England
Ihe sum Of zG7 900 bullion to-day Withdrawn from
t1e O.nk Oh balance" Paris dispatches report me
frrch rentes at lG6SO. sight exchange on Lon
e0h being quoted AZ 95l3lo The foreign exchange mar
- here Was quiet aud steady, AMI selling rates were On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

the basis OF 81 siio and ~ s52ssi &c Gold DISPLAYED
activity. and opening az lO5l advanced 10 lO'"s
considerable covering OF the shorts. on gold loans
the carrying rates l. 32 and pei cent until Mon
day The Treasury disbursements for the week were
235OOOO interest and 500 coo called bonds, inclusive
ot S45G.OOO and $4,000 to-day. To-fay's business ~
the Gold Department OF The Bank Of tie state o. NeW-
York follows: Gold cleared, 73oS-shD;
gold balances. 81 976 $50 currency balances gJSo,-
500. To-iay's gold quotations were:
0-.-.-...-lu5A !03o-...--- 1903 2---.-- no =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

anncX CLOSING quotations OF foreign exchange :

The local uaret formoney cai loans continue easy 10
3d5 per with the ruling rate and Tie SUPPLY ample
If not excessive The rates for commercial paper have a
downward tendency. Premium double named 6u-'iaF q.
quoted at 4a4l2, and months ~ "col2 Approved
names range al sac: single named paper ls T.. higher
Cold paper is 4 a 10 for twOnamed GJday, and aJ Tor
4 MONTHS the next grade j. y higher The following
were the rates of exchange on York al the under
mcut oued cities to-day savannah buying pJr; SCI! ns
= premium. Charleston. nominal: buying, "1E0 -
selling lisapar, Offering, light. Cincinnati. quiet aud
steady; buyIng, par; selling. 10 premium. chicago,
par 10 - premium. -. LOUIS. - 400 premium ana
Nev-Orleans. commercial parable premium; bank, .
premium the following was the C.eariu g-hol-e state
ment today: Currency exchanges, r.j3O3 80; cur
reucy balances 81 iG5 3GO; gold exchange SOL =
or gold balances. ~ .J37. G33 Amt for the week
Currency cearanccs, Slj~.2~-j6h; currency balances
S2-OeO.7-t gold ciearauces. SOL 455llI; god Da--
auVes. c7.4~4.5JS.
Government bonds were active and hrmcr coupons
l~c--. SfNrred uu 90 ll3it: coupons dee" lives, .o-
vanced 10 lO5- and registered of ISL reached
II3 Their. were no features requiring comment.
q ---.- L--n-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
lots a. low a. lOc sale. Of Spring ss5OO D. mostly tn
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET

ppovrFxrp Feb THE market for Printing Cloths has
active the week. the sales footing up <iZVD
the close brm az 5-tJc, chsh 20
30 days. Tor standard and Extra j4x6i cloths market about
! bare ~ spot goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

IN state bonds District OF Columbia 3-Cos Soid al =
az. Missouri IS. plan bonds were mp 10 100 q anu
Hannibal ana ST. 10 10 lots Virginia is consolidated
eatur-d coupons. sod a. 81 a. and Come et'ui o. a.
Illla IT. CITY bank stocks Central National iH) sold al
ion II mover i~0 at go. ami American Exchange tlO a.
1883. There an active business in railroad bohds
TIE Central Nev-IcrsCy iS-gts were uruer, nrsts ad
vqncina 10 lOi and Lcbgh and NlEesharre c'sois ID
56 f. Pau n.t-, il Crosse Division we're 81 l. g. ana
~ Division a- and sinking Uuas nrmer 10 -. al tHe
PlciHcs were nuH ~ Fuduy'7 full figures ana DINER
securities steady o. firm. o.,
W4i--ton dispatches report the Treasury ls row hold
lu. --3gI.I.aI1 bonds to secure BANK circulation!
AID SI.Isa 900 to secure Puhnc dylus'ts. O4Il'u
States bonds Deposited for circulation du' ING ihe
yy.e, ending to-day. el3UiuCO; United states h'hoa
l..a raf c.rc'..a Withdrawn for tar ". ek tH- ID
Gl. 81 80 Hnu. National h9uh csru-a,Inn onl i.'-
s Cl. uc- notes. -. ~~-J#l~ LIt notes, ~ y ~
afa National bank poles received Toy redemption Ie'
t.. s,te caa.4- To-day. compared with the CORE
u - i IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
Copartnership NoIlees.

THE heretofore existing firm of GERlCHIEN
4 BRsTH Frs has this cas- been DISSOLVED b' mutual
agreeme. Mr Jac ~ Gerichteu retiring he-7. .isih
trfeh ana AdYph Mayer continuing tac business uEGt ING
i'm name " GRi.TsCH MAYER, viii take ehsrge n al
assets and ialililrs. JACOB I'D. GEti' til f.N'
Nsw.YOfk Fcb. l. 1877. WILLIAM GEEI~Nh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

strict Good Ordinary. Ill , liduiug
Tor future delivery hoc Jas good bnslntss a an alyaice
az. vest riav after D. m-FshTuary, 900. l--.32t
March 100 lze,e COO l1siaz AErl 800 o !i,y nv ny
40 Ill., August 100. l31'.2; 900. - October 900
Ia. toia 600, bales. First cal TO-DAY February 100
i1g S.petuber 100. I37ts. November. 100 lzs; tot"
800 Gaes second cal-March. 200 total zoo bale
sale TO-DAY up b y. Is.FeirEary, 100 lis 700, - 20
notice to-i7yi March 100, l2sIsi .g9 l;sss' 10 o.
1872; L6OO l69si goo zo1 5iiin ii'500 iSss
Msy. 100 iSiias. 2Oo, I@7: so lSi1,7s; Loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

-ILAIIN-A-r-t. .late htI'rs sti,s, lio - fiii-e
.,,-t.ri4t e. 100 r... t.uI.r itt af I--.
~UGAl.-Hau 3J.ct .ftDr Gre late enormous
actions Fr supply tDN. tn re lowest rtnr thai s
l-. .tr uI . number Yc,. J ,rutlfu-. -plt 30
...... .o uoa fralul-, 5'l"-e, Prime H1r. aud
centrifugal. 5ataIULr htrard u good demand i"d
ti u.r a. D. -e. ior -faul.ri "a. 49, ~ rs, lr
trfislt-l ant Powdered. j ga 'ic. for tlaua,ei
-MtsErf .uA au8 pFar. s.- ITGrftI - 80 ~
$40. sll.fur lI faf Prime Western 30 Lll-.
MItl-hN-Il;t.f 7Hair .t-trs ,ar-. 80 Hbis. ~
81 o. . ca. 90. Ilt - o. rrnar ,. Cd. Eo. g CO. n ttr
circular % this report That thr f0f HEHWIts
closing fIi- las quiet.
Ar .yli lower partly oALg heavy receipts. which hul
Ilc,.-lf,d Ur ~ 1ut barrels. The
ss,uuatirc h.t 10 The West Tho markets haze Eut
been relieved ~ me usually
fIf.rr
ai. accumulate much s''ra warehouse. hence .I'r
.f..f if..ugu eu o.
present ce there lHss O t.e Cs ~ 2c O. &C.
Der Gallon Alcohol export in tA- article there mn
ven demand Tor EUROPE ~ south AueIla tr sales
during Inc c. reached apu 900 Jbs $50 glluI
,-u-. E.id .f1tlv G.. Ala0ho. b. limited
-,,-ly ana sells rrtly ~ - 1sa-2 gallon Receipts
al 9iues and Alcohol the 300 bbis sales TO-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
\-EW-YORK AND HATANA DIRLCT MANI


q -Ttt W~ilrP LINE BETWEEN NFWf DIRK
sDTIIIAMPTDN. AND Bhr1iF.>. .......
COMPANY PIER luD- ~ -l,, 50 ST.. j. fEOA ~. .
RIEIN. saturday Feb. - I,ERAANN. oAi el a
frU. q AtAls 'at4l
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW fokh 20 sol itiAAlP'
TON. HANKE. OK BREMEN go. . o.,
FIRST CABIN. .LDJ gold. SECOND 'AblN' f'p' III
TLtNAtE. so currency
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid 9tccfdse N1iab
FUI freight Or passage apply % 90 .,,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
'0' '''sD' '' '''I', olHlIiGHs Co.. Bovng erera

ANLY DIRECT LINE To FRANCE.-IHE
~ GENERAL TRANS ATLANTIC COMPANY NAIL
STEAMERS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE,
CALLING PLYMOUTH TO- b. .or tho landing OF pas'en-
gers ,,-.-.
Wa Pier $50 ., Nah River foot q Morton ST..
every ALTERNATE. ~tta. alb, a'-luiia- ~lth+
!, leD ~ y. VA
''' 4-'- IGi ls H. BfBrAN AGENT No % Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
.TinnHcldl.

A Gas STOCKS.
n. NV YORK. METRoPoLITAN, -MUTUAL AM
and al auds brooklyn aid New York Ca Securities deal
inby GEO IL PEfcr -; - y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
DACIFIC Mali. And PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.

II =
1 Z - carry ,ae tr. .14a and United state, Mails
To, follow appointed o. s2i 'r An"erp
J,--r. -. If,IrIys.a. From AFf lYFt
y-Au.gIA y Feb D. kENflH ORTIZ ...-- Feb
(r8kRLAN - Msrc 10 SN lIZf.kiAN De- Feb II
.4tc5 d Passage -n CurrrIcY. -
FIRST CABIN. 500 second tahil. $50. ~t"rrasf 80
AID A. LIU4d -. n. Y
IlEN M.LGNAIl. L.A.trtt -p.lcl. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

T'HES COMPANY have been appointed the
Ae.r.- 100 Naa Ntrs of tar RI, pN-fitt DI4-N ifi
T- Id n,lu uf t- l-,.II. It lt.stt ,., Pan g. under
d.. u,c .c.ru rec instruction. 2l'!'i D. .e LH-'
.
E aIi holders ra-pec fully requested 10 pic@r
ttr .u. End c1,tr- ~ stock ipr 'm"Ht uhatr ID
.ut ,pipsr constitution 90 ,- aAc' nc jlt M .-'
,aDn."t Circulars -AJ part oHiI WI. De FURNISHED %" mp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
THE NfPIP0~A LAND and MINING
I COMPANY oT CtLtFoE|lA.

OIr... % and IA ,-As-i.. 50. NF" YORK.
THE TRUSTEES OF u- mpluy have ieyI,i $50 a l--
1rENrc - per share on tlc pf'terr" AMI common 't'e
.s,a a. tl-u dc, on before February T. After tha'
ga 1t viii be delinquent Ind liable 70 charge for Ins
safe.
tYPIE, OF REPORT and LATE news from the mine are pub
sn-t may De mad at The Office ~ mailed " address O."
...,1e~t MOHEI, H. SMITH, asst zee.
, 1877-02-27
NEATFE9,

,>-~--e
c. u. tsnn,.. aacl III ycnrs md mon.h. 49, ".
Funeral surYices ut ths residence Of Tier son,,n
law, Albert Keep, No. 713 Mfchtgan.hy. Tueeisv
at !, p. M. ticr rematns viii be taken Eaat Ia
burial. AVE
n1c1tARpsoS-At his residence. No. ~ t,o,a.
st, on tho morning Of Feb. 70, d. u. Rehardson
Funeral from hi. 1ste residence on wednc ..iay \.
o'clock p. m. Friends ot the family inylttJ.
~ Vermont and Minnesota papers please copy,
son.,n.1sw, No. lo63 Wahash.av.. Cccella, FELIX s
OF tho 1ato IaAnc MsFx, In her iiJth year. @'
Funeral Wednesday. the 2sth inst, Mt 2 p. IN,
NEWELf-Feb. 2t,th, OF scarlet fertr Duin ,
Youngest daughter Of 3. D. and N. a. Newell iesi
years months and days.
raa: sTGw1MREGSs M EnsSs; T. stsM.1 e. I'D s,pfhss, Of
4 Wanersi i''Sro from residence, No. o.. State. IT.,
ass nvt.a e T. .ssS
tM' Indiana rnpcrs please copy.
:JuDAM-At. Philadelphia. Saturday. Feb u
1H77, Of apoplezy. Hart Judah, ngcd o.. fathn,
Of II. y. JiN!ah, OF this city. "s'
.tN Cincinnati nn1 Memphis {renu.) pspon
p1cAac copy. T'
MATTEs-oa Sunday, Feb. e5. At his la,o rel.
dcncct No. 2+B Ltnco,n.av., after q 1onG md 81.
we're lllncss. onc Of our old settlers, Mathss
Matter. In 72a year Of his nRe.
Funeral Tuesday, Feb; Il. at 80 O'Clock.
TilUNKEY-At 349 Cnrsot}.av., Feb. 20, Nsh.t
Mary, daughter Of Jerome sud Mary Turnkey ised
Funeral from residence Wednesday ut liam
1tO8ERS I'm Monday afternoon, the 2Gsh In,t.
q her late residence, No. l32 Loon,lt.st., Abb,
her age. "
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
~ Norwich Conn. papcrs please COPY.
, 1877-02-27

Injunction. think It u safer to modify II With
rcfcrenre to some particular ncttnn intended
than 10 use more general language. which
might rnfrc quarrel hereafter as to what yon
haze the right to ,lo. 1t IL not intended to pre-
yrnt your taking legal steps. never said that,
Al application for mandamus.
Nil [crrick-fl,e unly point there Is this:
that t1lIs !s brought against tho County Clerk
anil Evans jointly, t1pon thc tlcory that they
propose 10 at In concert. CT couroc, any legal
proeecdlng !nstitated " tho 2ne against tGo
would hardly be within tho spirit Of the !nJune-
t!on.
Judge Faswclt reiterated his desire that en,,n-
Acl shtju11 express what they desired At another
time in writing. ant remarked that, u tho facts
eEs - s't s maht
At which Supervisor Lincoln did, although
perhaps the latter wna right. II was The Super
vfsor'a duty to attend to this matter, and the
Judge did not wish to ray anything about It.
II was the Courts discretion that was called
tliat was the question he still had to consllcr,
whether the public and tho taxpayers Wonl1 be
protected by this bond.
And 80 Il was LETT, wltl, The understanding
Tint Air. Fuller ID to make All application In d
few days Tor mobilization of the Injunction.
Ion, TRIBUNE reporter encountered Nike
Evans, who had stood leaning up against door
while tho dcctsion was being delivered. lie
looked Disappointed and eresttallen; Said the
reporter: "Ivllut will you 10 next"
Filth, and don't know. by dang"
, "Wi'l you let the matter rest 0rg go still fnr-
~ don't know, by dang, what will DO"
And then he went TO consult with Lis nttor1
ney, hi. Fuller.
, 1877-02-27

War, July es. 1900, he WAS made Colonel Of the
Twenty -si1th Regular Infantry. and has been 10
The rt2ntat service ever since. 5an. =, 1910, be
fs"P r.; P't u Bse
Transferred to The Third .Csralry, With which
regiment he hns since remained. Tie xas msdo
1a''sg ia ef y y.s1s i
the artillery. tyc years In the infantry. seve years
In the cavalry. and tvc years Erncra! otcer Of
volunteers. utn. Reynolds seems entitled 10 retire.
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
fremont flonst-C. A. lIeek, Centralsa: r.. o.
r1ildrrth. Ohio: !. ". spraguc, Omaha; The lion.
+ Fall''r nloon,nB.oa: ..,s.,, 4 :, renmn"ywsE. e.
!: I. itnss, cepti.i,a;. r. r M1cr; it1ttfosi:::
The l1on. !! T. kng, washington; ;1:. {: ": ifslt'
i,sIaw;n, nGai Il ioW. ;et 4. p ,aa and T. fooie.
!ndianspolt.; John ratte.ton' = lltt:bufB; col.
iios: ras its t. s:w.ii. e.ion ce. r. j. ,!srhs:: u
A.; Mtsr Emily soidsnr, Ms. and Mts. Powell.
e. ena csTd ~ f. tnt s *. r. en1:osa + + sao, se6rs.a @
Ess Se'et e.pt. y: esia, fe%:!s !atsas,y, 7: j.
AZ I. 1!utEss Mew ieEe; u: Ghens5; sse Ss
IL; trs;roiean, 81 i. Sa.Syj Toitsio: slts ve.ey and
Gsrenter c,%it %sskss rn, H Ham, sMnsst
iiurlbns, indisnapol!s; d. i. T. Cummings, Fort
land; a. II. Harper, rh!ladc1phia; F. 4. lay.
as SGn; um u5ns"s 5Tn'" Ae..aer ao
b: Y: A.; br. S. H.. Gillette. New york: II. j.
Field. Rac'nc; Il. Clhyaon, Lnndon;c. \. Lee.
81. Louis; Fred Lcws, Springfield: tho Hon, 8.
YoIk: Yesk t. HeePpst, blt.buss; ~ i. T. b.Eet'
Rcd Wig, Mtnn.