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, 1877-06-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Inadequate Supply Of Negotiable
Paper in Chicago.
Life Insurance and Gambling -.- The
Tontfne Plan.
Tic TrodncD Markets Moro ActlYc...
Provisions Weak-..liogs Dull.
Grain Easior, but Closed Firm-spot
W Wheat at q Premium.
FINANCIAL.

D..r,s,,r.
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t1NANC1Al1s
These arc anlet days among the banks. Tho dc"
mand for Their accnmnlAt'ne means ~ INADEQUATE
TO keep them tn profitable employment. The mcr-
cantlic and Hoard Of Trade ensiomers have l'tsle
occasion sk this season lot advances. Tho most
prosperous classes Of the city a. this time seem TO
DO tho manufacturers. The manufactures Of CHI
city ~ \ manufacturing centsa IS progressing
Ts9 apa ra' tue ns,ssns ans
.epois suAt ."s1 s,ue'1 ~ I!e"a"s' say
every indication Of thclr .hu.'ne's a It
10 reported to the bankers sn4tains thcfr Aaaer.
tlons. In commercial circles operation. are Re.
stde,ed, md ihe eject i seen IN tue light dis.
eonnts Of tho banks
Rates OF dlacount are s01o per cent at the
banks 10 tcsula. ea'temen; on tue street. tho
ueMa. 'a.aa.'ons a, s.e msao W o,, oap1 ,a.s
New York exchange was ho'd between bsnks al
The clcsrTnes vers 81. pUo. COO,
rrpr.v.rn r,,nu,x,, ,nxnro, n,u.
Tho turkish Government Co.. S h.s been feeling ii.
way to getting new loan IN England, nnd duhn-
csui enyoy u tho Turkish Government, zudht
~ .a,.. ""s ~ tnsea T..n., :. tna~..hs
troutr,ce have already bcrn mad, IN hIoh on.r,c,,
~ ,sh,, .,n ths rh.rcc. ~ Tn,t;sh mr..
re-. In o,,.,nInv t,c,h advances rhe snswer
wn. tl,at tbt nrcrcouI,.tc u sncceas va.-crcdtt.
r,I,n rno,tsh hotIc,. ~ Tnrkl,h honds INV.
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dci,v N tho ,rnrt,sh Amh,rs.dor IN br,dine
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BY TELEGRAPH.

FOREIGN ClTlEa.
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caSu Board Of TEaas:
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| LUMBER.
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tho tcscrvc: Dus Il is not for tic hs,dt q tho
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nothinx il rin,rly tct, tho policy holders cntsr.
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on both 1t waa atcestssnrd In the recent tnvc.tI.
gallon that tho tonttns rroat:. .. entplnre. and
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Superintendent of insurance did not count this
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4 j. to te Hoped that this absurd and wholly mn.
wili Iesd 10 tho enire Extinction Of Il 81 ali "ar
s'ason cr 4 ot an @ eqnate seen,y IT, o9 f per
cMec. tn rrestlpnlacd surrender charge nt'd eash
To s Taet Humber of f.ml!c. In our every one.
for himself civilization, life insurance ot sumo
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innjan,cnsal Institution Of frec society. whsrtby
tho under and unpcf aarfaccs mrs to he bound TO-
, 1877-06-09
LUMBER.

Tna wholesale market va quiet knd unchanged.
Tbs offerings light, aud lnoludsd several targs
cslxoos. which vera slow Of eais Prieea, however,
wars unchanged Fccs stun sptd It u. 7tss, % md
hoards and alsns At g. 604l1on L&sh stesdF 1t
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Dispatch received last avsnInS ttstad that Is w
sapnF throughout most Of Wisconsin. aud cloudy and
warm EeAthef Esa H6eortsd Ii AsuntsotA- tbs 'vaas
y!he " will tta pp1t In order.
Tbs Id n,sTk ii wa aotlye and fr ahd thsKe hss
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14
Mard 10 Please.

4 stosy b told Of another failure 10
Many King Louis Of Bavaria. The
handsome rrincs bad gone 90 far a. 10
allsv tie photograph Of the bride pro-
psssd - b sent TO him; then he sx-
oussd hlnsslf. pretending that the lady
Aad Low forehead. He declared very
frAnkly 10 his President Of The Council
thsl tks sisht Of facs with such CON-
tour would irritats him srcessivsly. He
doe not possess the same taste as the
ancisnts. q sung By Horace. and the
Grssk and Roman statues appear TO him
insipid from the shssp.liks straight line
Of the nose and the rsceding brow. In
vain vss u argued with the patron OF
Wagnsr that the most beautiful females
oi antiquity sndsavored 70 obtain .
small forehead By dressing their hair -
lev - possible. and that now In the
East The women bring II almost to their
sysbrovu, which h considered mark Of
beauty; nothing could induce the King
10 change his resolution. Bavaria will
have no Queen. unlike Spain. who Ia
preparing 70 welcome new one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14

Lloxr LrrsaArunE.-"what Is your
favorits author. Evalinal" her old father
ssksd. pstting the sweet girls head with
his loving hand.
And Evalina. with the tell tale bushes
msntling cheeks and brow. looked bash-
fully over toward whore ahy. timid
ysung man was adgstinG In rocking
chair and trying TO hide his aching feet
behind each other. and said. In voice
trsmulous with what Il meant:
"0sores's hand. papa dear"
"0sorgs Sand, chr" said the innocent
old gentleman. "Gsorys Sand. shi Let's
go. hs vas Q woman with . mans name.
wasn't shsf"
90 runs the world away.-Haisl<y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14

A Youxo lady In Brooklyn asked her
yoang man Why he called her his Ultra.
and be ceurssoasly replied that Il was .
Latin quotation. "This. said be. "is
my knee. and when I add you to Il. I
have my knee. plus Ultra, which is Latin
for Il don't want anything more on my
knee Don't you see. my darling'
Shs said abe did.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14

NEw Yoax country paper: A lady
Who objects to profanity because II 10
both wicked and vulgar. writes to know
what shs ought 10 say when clothes
line breaks. and lets weeks vashing
fall In the mud. She ought 10 say :
"Blssssd are the meek. for they shall
inherit the earth !" but probably shs
viii not think Of u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14
o 90 LOT.

Ops Lsdies' NsoE Chsin and orsssl
Ons beautiful Locket. engraved.
S.s p.,r s..A sfsss';s: sss r.. oish and oAsrn.
Ons pair Onyx sieevs Butscns.
Oss - ID 0syx shirt studs.
on - inprovsd Collar Button.
o. sItrS - CAmao bsal Rtne.
one Arizona eolitAirs Btad.
On ~ Amsshyst os Topaz Pin and ~ props'
On Lsdiss' Cnsaiss batsoa.
Ons PLAZA Ring. stauped rK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14

"You have often. said the clergy
man. "hsarl the brethren say. Amen!
ameul' while some one vas praying.
What did it msani II any one knows.
let him bold mp his hand" Up jumped
. little fellow. 10 eager to answer a. not
70 walt for recognition. 81 know" he
cried: "It means hurry up and get
through." There was an audible Lmils.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14

CnlcAoo Journal: "who's your pas
tor. my dsar?" asked q good old lady
from the country. addressing her daugh-
ter, who had been living in the city for
half . year OF %. Really. mother. ]
don't kaow. never saw him. He was
away on . vacation last Summer. and
now be has started on his leeturing tour
for the Winter. I may got acquainted
with him nsxt Spring."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14

RonAxE voa PANE Was rIssT DSoS tnss
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: GOLD
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Of ali
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14

I ssw Il arssa uhsss proud rivsrs twain
Nv ~ sast md vsse-ons without storm OF
osar-1ysA "A paved With crystal. - to siass
- D6ssa spsck thss In the cir might pass
ts(Isd Mn ioss travel and % siouass out
yallvsis.d. ssA svoiI'n with ore from the irss
lnpsssocs I'D 70 NET u. AZ the shock
Ahsss - lnpsassrahls spray. What vondsr
II nsns 80. eslnsa b. the b,lsdlng foam.
40 - ss{es'. vhsss 'sespsd the 'nshs ssd
1sssssl p.sspssoss aslds. bright si.soa'd fold
. lo,A-
o.s -: -. ~: ~ ''.--'A'ir glorious s'a'''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14
4 SOLID aomlInE auID HUNTING CASE WATCH FREE

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accompanies the order Address phhhy
W. r. EVANS & CO., Sole Agents for u. and Canada,
IS SOUTH cl.sk .s 7E.sEsr7r, e s CHIC CHICAGO ILI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-12
INDIGNANT DEPOSIIORS.
NOT ABLE TO GET ANYTHING FROM THE TRADES
SAVINGS BANK

NOT ABLE TO GET ANYTHING FROM THE IhADr0
SAVINGS BANK.
The Trades Savings Bank, formerly IN "es'
Twcnty-thrdst failed last August ana passed 'o '"o
hands of receiver Many OF the depositors nave grow"
weary In waiting for dividend and they met iast c'en
ing TO hear communication from Messrs HAWKINS ana
Cothren attorneys for Receiver White, in reply to a
demand for full statement OF the assets and liabilities
Mr. Heymann, counsel for the depostors read the
demand winch he had made and the reply, when stated
that following property was delivered to the receiver
by the superintendent OF Banks:
Mortgage and lot In BROOKLYN f6Ono MORTGAGES
on lots in Br okivn $4,000 motgag on
two houses ana lots IN LYny i ~, s75 nspers show.
ing suit penling IN Trenton ~ j. 70 l 0no
The books ndicatea claim Of $4,000 against Mr. Iesey'
the President but he denies il aud 1t Is nier nveslsa
ton Three judgments on the uptown propery WI
lie among themselves whether not the Eighty-thlr
street property should be sold Inc Attorney ~ e
bank were when il closed. AMI deny that b b. ~
Vance and Dexter A. an ks weT p,enn and secre
tarv without the knowledge OF the Board OF lfusiee
and none were found that appeared Illegal at TIE time
"nv yyr. made and no liability Of any Of the officers
has been discovered except tie alegeu caim vi qo'
Mr. Hcymann said that the reply was not satisfac-
tory he another letter asking the amount OF asses
th. receiver had on hand belonging to the bank spec
ncaton of the kinds OF mortgage, whether second OF
third what the proceeds of the Brooklyn property sale
were and what The exact valuation Of the uptown PROV
ery was No reply was given Mr. Hey mann sad tna i
the names of Dexter A. Hawkins, s. b. H. Vance ana
A Lesley appeared on all the bank-books as trustees
few ays ago one OF the deposito"s asked the attorneys
for statement Of the assets. and received one that
wholly disagreed with that furnished to the deposIors
counsel NJ. Heymann warned the depostorS
of the necessity OF watching yigianily the
Receivcr Mr. white. He intended to visit the
ATTORNEY General and lay the matter before Nun
lie was that the Secretary OF tue bank received
81 900 bonus for loan Of $1,000. What must ne nave
received for loan Of 500 0OOi lie was informed tbat
Granville Center, deposition, was advised ny Mr. 20
coun,c 10 draw out his money the day before the bank
WIS closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-12
TEMPERANCE PROGRESS.
THE SEA CLIFF MEETINGS.

SUNDAY-SCHOOL PIC-NIC-ABSENCE OF NOTABLES
SUCCESS IN TIE CONVERSION OF DRUNKARDs.
fFRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
SEA CLIFF, l.. l., July 11.-This is an excel
lent place for sundaysehoo excursion parties u picnic
and froc and the appearance OF the Wettst Methodist
Episcopal sunday-sohoo hundred strong, served to
keep up appearances at the temperance masSmecng in
the Tabernacle to-day, and made the sleepy elades about
the Cn resond with the echos OF merry voices. The
teachers aud older scholars Of the West school have
learned the science OF making joyous excursion. The
decks of the Thomas Powell afforded space for such
tive sports the little like, and into which the
elders OF the company entered with the zest Of children
The young ladies' besides formed themselves into gee
club and the ceaness and vgor with which they sang
proves that the wnetst Sunday school not training
school for consumptives
Dr. Woodruff, the Rev. c. W. Mllen and other clergy
came, as they have almost daily to help the Rev
Mr. Steele in the temperance services of the next to the
last day of the mass-meetngs. Mr.. Steele was finally
forced admit that Francis Murphy would not be pres
ent though the laters promises TO come. If his voice
should improve had led him to tenacousy hope that he
would appear to-day Gen Neal Dow also failed
to keep his appointment. Thus far the burden OF
the work has fallen on Mr.; Steele, who has held
out stoutly against numerous disappontments CT
speakers, and the discouraging fact Of
small audiences, which to-day were smaller than
those Of yesterday These things considered. Mr. Steele
is wen satisfied with the refomatOry WORK accomplished
evening meetings $50 have signed the pledge II was hint
ed to-day that the financial disbursements OF nc last
camImeetng led by Mrs Van COt were responsible Tor
the nonappearance Of some OF the advertised speakers
Ii is said that Mrs Van Colt who made quite an outlay
in repairing the Tabernacle found that the collections dd
not meet expenses by $780, and also tha some oil the
speakers obliged 10 defray their own expenses.
Tie Sea Cliff Association has complete authority over
large of the best grounds here ANA has adopted the
most stringent prOhbt1Ty measures exclusive o every
driukibe connection. except saltwater ana rootDcef
outside appearances are everything that Temperance
millennium would require but threequarers oil a mile
out, over very good pathway saloon Is openly III
full blast. -
Al the prayer-meeting this morning, sister Miller
of Newark account OF temperance work III
Ncw-Jersey. and Mr.. Kennedy OF Cttsknl related u
pathetic story Of trouble from rum To revenge Them
sel him for his temperance work, the q Oreaels
lis home drunk, and the subsequent dissipation
his caused death Of hIs daughter Al the noon
meeting the Alfred Taylor, assistant editor Of The
AGrdHce entertaining and telling description OF
what lie ut the Jefferson Market Ponce COurt on
SUNDAY morning In the ait rnuon d. True, the Rev
Mr.. MleD and the Rev Mr. Steele spoke 10 an audience
Of 200 persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-12
SURPRISING THE DRAM-sHOPs.

The managers of the Society for the Proven
ton Crime much grated with the tnat has
attended their labors in forming auxiliary organizations.
1t is the intention by next Fall have such Organiza-
tons every ward of the city, which will greatly and the
parent Society CARRYING out its objects. movement
foot To organize a branch among the business
and have frequent meetings in the business portion
of the city. The Law Committee, which is com
posed OF Z. ID. Culver, II. H. Shannon and
W. +. b. Mllikeu, will begin active
work. Through the Police Commissioners they have
learned there 5G97 places selling liquor without
any license. aud l76 have license from the Ex-
else Commissioners the validity of winch tie Committee
question. They intend to proceed immediately with
suits against the persons keeping unlicens d places.
Two sultscivl and crimnal-can he brought The Com
mi .oners Of Charities and Correction will be given no
of each and requested to bring civil suit, TO
collect the penalty Of $50 for each of nse This amount
goes fo the support Of the poor IT, after ten days the
Commiss do not attend 10 the cases. the Law
mttee will prosecute The latter sdesrcd because
the Committee will faithfully attend to the cases, having
a deep interest in closing up the places criminal suit
will also be brought against the unlicensed places, the
penalty for the oeuse being either $3.50 fine or mprson
mcut both. The Law Committee las been M nlShel
through policemen with the character OF each unlicensed
place
The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction have
been accused siring their duty not bringing civil
action the volaors Of the Excise law In speak
ng Of the matter, yesterday Cox SAID the
Commissioners only hguTe-heads The Corporation
Counsel could, II on complaint Of the Excise COmils-
sontr bring action in their name; bat no compliant had
made. In January last, the advice of tie Cor
poraton Counsel the Board offered to delegate It's power
To the Excise Board because that Board could most CON
veucnty attend to the suits The only stipulation WAS
that expense should not fall upon the Comm ssOners
Charities aud Correction, nor should they III any way
be irresponsible NOIepiy was received from the Excise
BO'r0
the Ninth Ward Auxiliary to the Society for the Pre-
veItOn Of.Cr1mo Will hold puOc meet ng this evening,
at the cburcI i'll West lltn-s, tween6 ana 7 ayes.
Addresses will be made by the r. T.. Osborn ". T. b.
Mlkeu, the Rev. W. W. Page, ANA the Rev. Mr smytn.
OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-12
THE REV. II. ". WRIGHYS IROUBLES.

The Rev. Henry Newman Wright, elected from
he parsonage OF the Congregational church at North
viile ON July 4, is occupying house near the
county fairgrounds at Rivcrhead. He has procured
warrants against Messrs Lane Terry and Wardle
beers of the Church Board of Trustees, who active in
putting his family and his furniture into the street and
Constable Phillips, OF Rivernead, went to Worthwhile 10
serve Monday afternoon The charge Is assault
ana battery and illegal entrance into the parsonage. II
Is probable that Mr.. Wright viii eisO begin suit against
the Church Trustees for the months salary which lie
alleges is due bin. There is another allegation
against Mr. WRIGHT III regard 10 a certificate winch he
received the COugrcs Consolation az Green
port at the time he admitted last year The Rev.
Mr. Benedict, OF Aguebogue, register Of the ConoO
citation and wrote the certificate He says he wrote,
RECOMMENDED 10 the churches preacher Of the Cos
pei" but the last clause erased and made 10 read.
'as a pastor" As the certificate stands. it reads
simply, recommended TO the churches" ending with q
comma and by holding the paper up 10 the light trans
parent line can be there Acid has b. applied 10
erase the other words 10 is TepO ed that Mr. Wright
plains that the certificate not made out in accord
the Of the COusOcatOn aud he therefore
altered II in that respect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JULY r. 1877

rrqted this pier to the sole use OF the special ka o'
commerce carried on by the lessee. TIC Lcgshluic
also 1875. chapter 49, authorized inc er"eu1m W
Is with doors aud gates, leased PIERS ths llls
pg the 70 neral access the public 10 an extent gIeo
than the LAYING OF rails would cause. NOT ue aVipg
Of rails an oncumbrauce within the laws OF Iool
ana 1853. The graf under these acts NtIe
eases where the hnvng only right or whafg;
and not right To exclusive possession OF the per nau
erected sheds upon their piers. In the case 81 ins
Navigation Company, the lessee nave tn1 gt
they think wise. close their pier 10 AN cen ot
brought = IL on cars running on IA L. Ihc PUBIC pnB
already the mercy Of the lessee tere u NO
reason IN favor OF TIE public aganst me essee usns
such appliances rs are best suited 10 th' nature M s
business and such necessary or proper 10 icitae
the transaction of the same. -, -. ,,,,.
As to the question arising under the arts Ior!hulne
the LAYING OF street railroads without Legislative author
IL, ION Mr. whitney holds that the laying OF track 10
switch off to "A pier ears which may he lawIuy run on
The Belt Railroad is constructing or opern,ng raIl-
road within the meaning OF the act OF lsbO Inc powers
of The Department Of Docks were gwen after the pas
SAGE of The act 1850, and FAR as they 60 nci WIN
that act rcpea IL, and the act OF 1860 expressly nm
itself TO streets and avenues, and does not eNGhu
fo plers He concludes follows: 81 therefore advise
Won that II he Board governing the Department u DOCKS
is satisfied the interests of the city ana OF me pp
lie require that rails should he laid ON siid per- a 't
cars should be allowed TO run hereon aoneslde ne
steamships of the lessee Of the pier the department mas
the power to grant permission therefor"