davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1877-10-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review Of the Week-A FeVeriSh
Stock Speculation.
THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS.
Investment Secuntes-Government State
and Railroad Bonds
WALL STREET, |

SUNDAY. Oct rs, 1871
To others than the chronic speculator, dyed In the
WOOL the Of tho last week upon tho Stock Ex-
change have offered ltslo interest Although the
fluctuations OF prices have been sharp and severe
they have been rather local causes than 10 the
instigaton of popular influences Tho early part Of
the week was marked by general depression, partly
the result Of real and partly OF artificial
general dumping OF stocks by somc Of the large hold
ors lately connected with tho bull movement pro-
duced u surfeit OF securities which at one
timo threatened panic OF indigestion, but
aIl danger was removed by tho speedy
assist nee on tho part OF the remaining
bulls and tho somewhat tmd bears who rushed TO the
To give additional force to downward
men which naturally grow out Of tho large offerings
OF stocks tho scandal mongers Of tho street busIcd
themselves with abr catons concerning this and that
financial institution TO the extent OF frightening tmd
spectators and OF producing IN unquestionabls run
upon the Dime Savings Bank The crop. sowcd In
mendacity nevertheless failed In It's harvest Beyond
the savings bank episode. which turned out TO be .
senseless scare, tho resduum Of lies sunk out OF
sight u wicked and gratutous sediment with which
it had been sought bcfou the credit of several well
known institutions. Tho recovery in prices
was immediate and important, but, unfor.
tunately for the bulls who had taken .
hand last long, twenty -four hours later
second collapse took place. not formidable 40 the
rst 1t Is true. but sufficiently to upset prices
for the rest OF the week and to close business In state
OF fevershness and doubt During this whole period
OF uncertainty and while tho railroads were being
Knocked about at the whim OF spectators the anthra-
cite stocks remained steady and even arn. Tho coal
sale Wednesday proved to be the Of satsfac
tory lower prices to the extent Of 40 rs cents pcr
ton being made. The share prces held, however, as
noticed, TO the manifest disgust of the shorts That
the companies doing business at loss VIII proba-
bly, be conceded by themselves, and the steadness Of
their securities becomes tho incxplicable from
the ac Rates for have not Increased, and tho
loss In legal tenders for the week less than was
pected.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE WEEK..
The following table represents the opening highest
and lowest sales regular way OF tho principal stocks
during the past week, together with the number Of
shares dealt in:-
The New York herald., 1877-10-29
NEW HERALD MONDAY SUPPLEMENT-

carpenter He tasted and prayed and was beloved by
every one but His enemies, bat there was nothing
about Him that very austere or ioroddinR
ST. Paul In his Epistle the Hebrews, chapters xt,
XIII, takes away all from those who would say
they could not live holly There hc names one aicr
lived. Tho great penitent, ST. Augustine having
read tho life OF q saint, heard voice
did do" He did 1t and conquered hts passions. so
likewise can every man do. We arc not required TO
do extraordinary things but to perform our ordinary
actions rs we'll as aided by the grace OF God which
viii never be wanting, can do The lives OF the
In SO far wo feel able to follow them We have
crosses and trials let bear them with patience aud
resignation, as coming from God. Let US bear pa.
tienty with one another and act with charity and
kindness toward ALL The examples set us IN tho lives
OF the saints show what do II only try. We
should, then BIO stimulated by their doeds to follow,
ut least IN part in their footsteps that may In
the end be admitted into their company.
The New York herald., 1877-10-29
ST. pATRICK'S CATHEDRAL.

THE LIVES OF THE SAINTS AND WHAT IS RE-
ouIEED OF Us-sERMoN pY REV. FATHER
FARLEY.
In ST. Patrick's Cathedral Rev. Father Farley So
lected the text OF his discourse from Apocalypse
viL-.Afcr this | saw a great number which no man
could number" &C., and said Every day the Church
commentaries the feast OF ono more saints, but
the number oeing SO great day Is set apart for
tho commemoraton OF ALL and that day Will be Thurs
day next On that day the Church. as u were draws
aside the veil before the sanctuary OF tho Lord and
presents TO the view or faithful the multitude OF
the blessed, the hosts OF cherubm, scraphm,
apostles martyrs and contessors basking and bathing
III ignt Of Gods presence and without The Tear
ever losing that inefIable happiness But who arc
once mortas now, but having conquered
the temptations OF the world the flesh AMI Tho devil
are now enjoying their reward. Tho OBJECT Of Inc
Church ting this view before us Is not tnat
should honor lhcm Tor they arc IN no need ol our
honor, that should DO inspired 70 follow their
example. Many Will give AS an excuse Tor not Leading
molly lives their business requires all their tme
and attention; but that excuse ials TO The ground
read the lives of tho santa IL is oolsh 10
think that IN order TO become holy we must practise
extraordinary pepances which the saints imposed
upon tuems selvcs.' These not Tho essentials OF
sanctty, but ony the results Of u. One mortncaton
properly performed brought It's reward, and that IN
turn gave strongth Tor the accomplish.
ing OF still creator deeds But oil that Is
required OIL IS TO perform our ordl-
nary duties In tho best possible manner Therc was
nothing very extraordinary in hs lie OF tho Saviour
HIS hfs up TO ago OF thirty years Is totally un-
known TO us Ho undoubtedly lived, as others IN tho
unostcn ntatoua discharge Of HIS humble dutios 40 .
The New York herald., 1877-10-29
OLD JOHN STREET CHURCH.
ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY


sERvICEs-sERMoN by REV. c. H. FOWLER.
Ono Of tho most noticeable buildings OF tho olden
tme situated in the very OF business houses in
John street, below Nassau is the above named church,
over whose plain portals Is the inscrpt :-"Frst
Methodist Church in America" The during tho
day, celebrating tho hundred and eleventh
sary, OF most interesting character At early
hour in tho morning, before nne O'Clock, the plain old
edilcc crowded with worshippers 10 attend lovo
FEAST which Rov. j.. L. Peck presided, and by
hapast ten O'Clock every scat In tho ediace was
filed 10 listen to o sermon by Rev. 9.
II. Fowler, editor OF tho Christtan Advocate.
Previous to the discourse excellent sacred
music was given by tho Hutchinson family and the
Aron Quartctte. Rev. Mr. Fowler took his text from
Paul's Epstle TO the Romans. v.. 14-"For us many
are led by the spirit OF God they tho sons OF
Goi' II shall be especially thankful and com0red,
said the preacher 't yo1 will DO both thoughtful and
prayeriui Ia considering this. think l am only
anxious that you should % out OF this place more
tain o heaven than when you came into It, and II you
wili&cccpt the word with The prayer thts will bo 50.
Modern doubters proclaim the incarnation OF Jesus
Christ infinite egotism but those Of us who by blessed
experience know that the Son OF Man has power on
earth 10 forgive sins proclaim that IL Is Infinite
humility. Humility and not pride governs oil true
believers.
"rhe faith OF Christian, TOO, can be cxemplned by
story told ofDr. Hayes when he was making his cx-
plorations IN tho Arctic regions. He had separated
his command. and had sent one portion under a
lieutenant to hnd what might provo 10 DO tho open
Tho officer after time returned and reported
that two sailors were lying sick hut IN the Ice,
about seven days. march from the spot They were
prepared his sledges aud went to their relief Arrv-
ing at the hut he got down his knees In tho snow
was gwen. we are savcd.' said one; 'Wc
knew you would come,' cried tho other. And this
was Christians faith IN the holp Of the Lord"
In the afternoon addresses we're made by Hon. W.
T. Price, of Philadelphia Judge Reynolds OF Brooklyn,
and Rev. DR.. Hurst President OF Drew Theological
Seminary There was young peoples prayer meet
Ing in tho evening.
The New York herald., 1877-10-29

Tho bank statement was rather favorable. showing
increase in the total OF $685. 300 tho surplus
now bong ss,C95. 1926 There was decrease
Of sls96.4oo In the loans, STA 200 In legal tenders
and 500 in the deposits whiic the specie In
creased $780, 500 and the circulation $685. 100 Foreign
exchange has boon active, and demand sterling
thing easier, owing TO tho low tho open market
in London, which is 81 pcr cent, against the pei
cont bank rate. The following arc the latest quota.
tions:-
Strty Days Three Days
The New York herald., 1877-10-29

Total or the week. i. 900. 397
TIE MONEY MARKET
Tho money market worked smoothly during the
week, money Oh call londing at q per cent with
exceptions low as per cont Prime mercantile
papor was quoted at a per cent Leading mole
brokers furnish tho following quotations.
C,rrcncu uoner
The New York herald., 1877-10-29

see what an unsectarian government could do Lot
The state mind It's AFFAIRS and religion bless the
world as best Il knows how.
The New York herald., 1877-10-29
CoINA AND puI.Llox.

lNVE5TMkNT SECURITIES.
There was no movement In government State or
railroad bonds. Tho following woro tho bids ios the
various State sccurities.-
The New York herald., 1877-10-29
Prime bankers, sterling

THE GOLD MARKET.
The gold market was dull and tho price declined
from 1o3 1929, with slight subsequent recovery.
rho following shows the fluctuations Tor the week -
The New York herald., 1877-10-29

IcoNTINUEp ON NINTH pA0za
The New York herald., 1877-10-29


Newspapers sprung up among US AZ our population
sprung up and very much alter the manner oi GERM
Tho idea the printing OF news. To-day they were
great institution In the modern civilization OF the
world and were productive oi great benefits. As
rule newspapers, whether secular religious, con-
formed the great principles o right and wrong and
were largely influenced by the current OF pubic opn-
ION In referring TO their characteristics Mr. Beechcr
said:-Now new spapers much like u net, and
they 70 out into the sea and come back, uud what
tsey bring ashore that they have got. They
send forth and collect things North and south, and
East and West, and bring AS news whatever 10 new.
But that discrimination which sorts and separates Is
to be brought into requisiton, and think can
indications that G0me OF great daily journals
IN New York are steadily more aud more every year
snrLana and snparnttng news and refusing 70 publish
things that below a certain equatorial line. The
ideal Of the newspaper Is that shall risc TO that point
where II shall represent what mon do best by
OF the newspaper OF the future. But at present
II cannot good for slime OF dcstituton Tor the
corruption OF the passions to flow through the dining
room every single morning aud Tor the children 10
during days aud weeks before And the fault Of 1t
with you. | don't blame the editors 50 much; they
blameworthy, but the measure OF their blame IS
not SO great as you would ike 10 have It. You that
don't take that paper, but buy II sometimes 10 soc
what IS II; you that VIII not lake It homo TO your
family, but ike TO have II In the oice you that DIS
dam The that edits II and would not touch him.
but VIII constantly support him by your contribution
that have rather The enamel OF purity
you that love such things secretly; you
that go away to eat scandal, but that do
not abhor lt-you, all Of you put huger in tho
sewer. You like the ieculent matter. You want TO
know just what that dssipated husband is, and just
how that quarrel began and went and the naster
II Is the moro you read It. Aud thus you give power
to papers TO 20 publishing that form OF feculcnt
news; and there ought to be among Christian mon
and women perfect aonorrence OF cvcrythin that is
IN the nature Of scandal
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-10
Application for Patent.
To tho Teddy o'Neai Claim
No. 325-U. s. Survey No. 1877.

1T 8. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
u . New, January s, 1s77.--Notice is here
by gwen that j. NJ. McGinnis and r. O.
Buzan, by ]. NJ. McGinnis. his attorney In
fact. the owners of the Teddy O'Nesl claim,
ON the Teddy O'Nesl lode. whose Post office
address is silver City. Lyon county, Nevsda,
have made application for Loo linear feet,
running IN 9 Dortherly and southerly direc-
ton, along the line OF said lode and EN- rae
ing the same, with all dips. spurs, angles and
variations, with SURFACE ground 416 feet IN
width. and described upon plat and held
notes on file in my office, and posted on the
claim as follows, to-wit: Beginning at Post
No l. whence bears Post No l Of the Argo-
naut @. h s. Al. Co., U. 8. Survey No. lO9,
south degrees So minutes west, distant 1889
feet. Post No. s of the Hswkeye claim south
SO degrees east distant 305 feet. the smoke
stack Of Buckeye Hosting Works south \
degree wet; thence running from said Post
Nc. l, list course south 81 degrees west 800
feet to Post No. 2, whence bears the quarter
section corner on south line OF Section 4,
Township l6 North, Range Il East NJ. d. NJ.
north 10 degrees east, distant 52s feet; thence
running from said Post No. 2, I'd course north
81 degrees west, 1000 feet to Post No. 3;
thence, Sd course north 81 degrees east 475
feet to Post No. 4; thence, 4th course south
80 degrees east 900 feet to Post No. 8; thence,
9Th course south 81 degrees west IT'S feet to
Post No. l. t.e point Of beginning. containing
10 90-100 acres, bearings expressed from the
true meridian, magnetic variations l6H de.
grees east.
This survey covers portion Of the occi-
dental NJ. Co.. mill site. U. 8. Survey No. II
"B" which Is described as follows:
Beginning ct Post No. 2 of this survey;
thence running LIST course north 81 degrees
west 1913 feet; thence north IN degrees east
$50 feet: thence south 80 degrees east ITO feet:
thence south Y degrees west ~ feet, thence
south So degrees west 432 feet to Post No. Q.
the point Of beginning. containing 1900
acres, bearings true. magnetic variations l6ls
degrees east. survey made to correspond with
the record Of location duly recorded in min
ing records Of DEVILS Gate and Chinatown
Mining District, Lyon county. Nevads. In
book TX, folios 63 and "a. The labor and
improvements upon said claim consist Of q
tunnel. an incline and . shaft, exceeding In
value $500, survey made to conform 10 no tice
of location. Any and all persons claiming
adv, rsely any portion of said mining claim
and grounds. ~ heretofore described, are re-
quired to file the adverse claim with the
Register Of the United States Land Office, 1t
Carson City. Nevada. during and within the
sixty DAYS publication of this Lotice, or they
VIII be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of
the statute. @. N. HARRIS, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-10

NOTICE NO. s27.
o. 9. SURVEY NO. l2s.
TT 8. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CIT

TT 9. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
j Nevada, Jan. "a 1877.-Nottce Is hereby
given that William T. Robinson the owner Of
the Volcano COmpany's claim on the Volcano
lode, In the DEVILS Gate and Chinatown Min
ing District, Lyon County, Nevada, and whose
post Office address is at Silver City. Nevada,
has made application for l $50 linear feet, run
ming In Q northwesterly and southeasterly
direction along the line Of said lode and en-.
bracing the same with all dips, spurs, angles
and variations, with surface ground SIX hun
dred or IL ss feet In width. as determined by
diagonal end lines of said location having 600
feet projection, and saving therefrom the
ground included In mineral survey No. 10 In
said mining district, and described upon plat
and field notes OF survey thereof on ME In nay
office and posted on the claim Is follows, to-
wit:
Beginning at post No /, whence bears the
f corner post of the South End Companys
U. s survey N 100 south, g. d deg east, dis
tant 10 feet, the Volcano incline =, nth 20 y
deg east, about $50 1eet distant; thence run,
ming from said p ct No. l. brst course south.
32h deg east, 1919 feet to post No 2; them.
second course south. rs y deg west. 600 feet
to pos: No g. whence bears the Voc no in,
cline north, - deg east; an old shaft south,
SO y deg east about 30 feet distaut; fla staff
on sharp p. ak north, 39a. deg west, distant
IS feet; thence running from said post No. 3,
third course north, 32h deg west, 500 feet ~
post No 4, said post being identit al with the
southwest corner port OF the Goodman Com,
pauy's U. s. su vey Nc. SO. aud whence bears
the southwest corner section T. top rship
No. Is, north OF range No Il east. N. d NJ.
south, 80 deg west, distant TAG feet. theme.
running from said post No. 4. fJurtb course;
north 75a deg, east 364 ttet to post No. s. said
post being identical with post No Of the
South End Companys U s. ,urvey No. 10;
thence fifth course, south deg. west 2Ts feet
to post No. 6, said post being identical with
post No. 6 of the South End Compaoys U. y.
survey No. 100; thence Ext course south.
s2A deg east, $50 feet TO post No. l. the Joint
of beginning Containing l6 10 acres. Lear.
ings expressed from the true meridian, varia-
ton magnetic, IL deg and 80 min east Sur.
vey made to conform to tie record OF locs-
II, according to testimony Of witnesses sto
identity thereof. The labor and improve
ments consisting Of an incline and shaft
house, exceeding tive hundred dollars In
value. Any and all persons claiming I'd,
versely any portion Of said mining groun
herelnbefore described are required TO file
their I'D verse claim with the hegister Of the
U. s. Land Office at Carson City, Nevada,
during the sixty days, period OF publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue Of the
provisions Of the statute.
en- HARRIS, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-10
DELINQUENT TAX.
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF LYON,
District Attorney's Once

D18tr1ct Attorney OWce J
NOTICE OF SUIT CON
IL the following named defendants and to
all owners or claimants to the real estate and
improvements thereon or improvements when
assessed separately hereinafter described.
known or unknown: You are hereby notified
that suits have been commenced in the Aui :
tees Court of Dayton township, County Of
Lyon, State Of Nevada. NJ. q. Hickey, JUS
tice, in the State Of Nevada. plaintiff.
against each of the defendants herei natter
named and Of each Of the following described
tracts or parcels Of land with the Improve
ments thereon and improvements when sepa-
rstely assessed and all owners Of or claimants
to the same known or unknown to recover the
tax and delinquency assessed to said defen1-
ants against said property for the fiscal year
commencing January !, A. ID. 1875. and end
ing December 81, A. d. 1876. and that sum.
mons has been duly issued in each case. and
you are are further notified that unless you
appear and snswer the C mplaint filed in said
cause ON or before the Path day of February,
A. D. 1877, at ten o'clock A. II. Of that day.
Judgment will be taken against you and the
real estate and improvements herein de-
scribed for the amount Of tax and delin-
quency specified, and costs Of suit
THOMAS GRACY and the following de-
ecribed real estate, to wit: Lot No. in block
No. s28. town of Sutro said Lyon county.
Amount 81 IS.
DANIEL McLARREN and the following de-
ribed real estate and impro sements, to-wit:
Lot with corals. blacksmith shop and
saloon thereon at Drytown IN the said county
of Lyon and near the town Of wadsworth.
Amount S19.95.
4 LAGERMARCINO and the real estate and
improvements described a. follows to-wit
Ranch on north side Of Carson river about
nine miles below Dayton. known as the Burch
ranch In said Lyon county. Amount $50.3OA
JAMES DuFFEY and the real estate de.
r-ll A. Glx<r .AA aud
sixty acres OF salt mine with cabin tn ereon,
situated on Walker river In said Lyon County
Amount $l425.
r. A. COOKE,
Sheriff Of Lyon county, New.
GEo. W. KEITH. District Attorney.
January II A. D. l877
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-10
DeLImQvEMT TAX.
STATE OF NEVADA,
CoUsTr OF LYON,

Distric Attorneys Office.
NoTICE OF SUITS CoMMENCED.-ro
IN tue following named defendants ana 10
all owners or claimants :. the real estate auo
ssressed sepsrstely hereinafter described,
Known or unknown: You are hereby notlneo
that suits have been commenced In the Jus
tice a Court OF Silver City township, County
of LYON. State OF Nevsds, Alex. TAFT. Jusi 9
BY the State OF Nevada, plaintiff, against eacn
OF the following described tracts or parcels oi
land with the improvements thereon, anu im-
provements when separately assessed. and all
owners Of or claimants to the same, known or
unkuoyn. to record the tax and delinquency
assess d to said defendants agsfnst said prop.
erty for the fiscal year commencing on the ist
Of January, A. D., 1876, and ending on the 3iss
dsy OF December, A. ID 1915, aud that sum-
mona has been duly issued in esch CAST, and
Won are further notified that unless you APP
pear and answer the complaint filed in said
cause on or before the 18th d y Of February,
A. d. 1877, ut 10 O'Clock A. n. Of that day,
Judgment will be taken against you ana the
real estate and improvements herein de.
scribed for the amount Of tax and delinquency
specified, and costs Of suit
J. A. KALLMEs and the real estate and I'M
provemepts described as follows to-wt:
steam quartz mill with land claim at Silver
city, said Lyon county, and known as the
Knickerbocker mill. Amount $l39.95.
E. MARTIN and the real estate and nm
provemepts described ~ foil to-wit:
Reservoir and and claim with improvements
thereon, situate In Gold Canyon. about one
mile below the town of silver City, said
Lyon county Amount $31 10.
II. PETTINELLI and the real estate ana
hereafter described, to-wit:
saloon and lot on the east side OF Main street,
adjoining Lucas south, silver Clty, SAID Lyon
county Amount $6.42.
8, HEYDENFELr and the real estate de-
scribed as follows. to-wit: 81 Of h.
aud X u of 8 W I. and 4 Of I Of
section Is, township Ii N, 81 L. NJ ID M.
containing $40 scres and situate In Spring
Valley, said Lyon county. Amount $l5 30.
X A. COOKE,
Sheriff OF Lyon County.
Gro. W. KrrrH, District Attorney.
DAYTON. LYON Co., New, Jan. 10, 1877.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

LNsTATE OF J. ]. NOLAN. DECEASED.
N-Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Administrative Of the above named
est te, to the cred tors Of. and all persons
having claims against said d. ceased. to ex-
hibit the same with the necessary vouchers
within four months from the FIRST publication
of this notice to the undersigned at her rest
dence. Spring Valley, Lyon County, New.
IOWA A. NOLAN,
Administrators Of the estate of J. ]. McLain
deceased.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-02-10
NOTICE TO COO W n Z X !
To Albert s. Johnston:

TIME UNDERSIGNED. CO-OWNERS OF
IL the Times ledge, situated in Devils Gate
aud Chinatown Mining District. hereby give
notice that we have expended and caused to
be expended the sum Of ~ 500, Fifteen Hun.
dred Dollars, u 8. gold coin. for labor and
supplies; that the proportion of the said ex-
p.nditures 10 made a. aforesaid due from you
amount to $500. You are further notified
that In case you fail or refuse n pay said
amount due a. your proportion of such expen-
diture. to the undersigne in silver City, Me-
vada. Cd or before the expiration Of ninety
days from the first publication VI this notice.
your interest In the said Times claim and
ledge will. In accordance with an Act Of Con-
grpss, titled, IAN Act to promote the de-
velopment Of the mining resources Of the
United States. approved Nay 10. 1874 be-
come the property Of the undersigned CO.
owners, who made and authorized the above
expenditures ON said claim during the years
1B75 and 1875.
JAS. M,AFEE.
r. KENYON.
FONTECILLA.
O. BECKER.
Silver City. New. Nov. Is. 1876.