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The New York herald., 1877-07-02
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

STATE AND RAILROAD BONDS.
State bonds have been comparatively dull and prices
OF both Louisiana and South Carolinas have been
easier the latter being decidedly weak in early
part, but recovering to $50 to so. Tho demand
Tor Louisiana has beon better here OF late than
In New Orleans District of Columbia .65's about
the most active in this class OF securities, and sold
somewhat irreguary from Tx TO 75'4. Tho Jer-
sey City per cent water bonds s255, Ooo) lately
offered, were takcn at los. In railroad bonds there
has been a moderate business at firm prices tor the
best issues. Tho Rock Islands mortgage SKIES Of
1917 have been placed the regular list OF the Stock
Exchange and sold Saturday at 103N The company
exchanged 81 100000 of the old seven per cents
and exchanging others daily The new bonds not
sold ior cash, the money obtained would have to lie
idle for some time
Theclosing prices OF leading State AMI railroad bonds
for three weeks past and the range since January l.
1877 have been as follows
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TaE COMFY ISLAND BOATS,

To THB EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Lust Thursday made up party to 60 to Coney Island
referred to your paper and found that the steamer
Minnie X. Chids would call at Jewers wharf at forty
five minutes past r. NJ She did not come ana
many persons were disappointed. Thon we thought
We would get dinner aud 20 down later We again re-
icrrcd to the HkRALD and found the Idiew,ld would
call al pier No. North River AZ hali.past live r. NJ
We all went there and waited and along came Tho
ldiowild at quarter 10 six, but did stop Is this
fair treatment 10 those who desire 20 the Island
by boat? CLAN EATER
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ANSWERS.
THAT CORNER IN coFrSs.


To THE EpfroR OF THg HERALD
"w H." seems to think that I'd. J. g." must havo
been dreaming In regard to the undertaken of East
Twenty sixth street, bat know It is worse thnn
what 80 j. 81 stated friend OF mine had brother
whose body was at the foot OF Twenty.sixth street.
ana some OF those undcgtnkers 10 boz hered him TIM,
no did got rid oi them until hc got up 10 far as
Thlrd avenue, and then only by getting INTO Third
avenue car, and.then ne thinks II thoy had mad nye-
cent piece about tncrn they might have followed h,m
into tho car, IN hopes OF getting the JoD. know
whereof speak, being In the business and having the
facts from those WHO nave been fortunate M 10
1850 friends and have employed mo as their
UNDER1AKEE
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BEAVER sTEEET.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
desire to call attention nuisance that exists At
the junction Of Beaver and William streets. IL has
become habit for captains. brokers' 90, TO congre.
gatc at this place. and the sidewalk Is generally rem
dered mpassuble Now, If these men must transact
their business ~ the street, they ought at least TO
leave clear passage for those who Obliged pass
that way. BUSINESS.
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THE MAIL TO HOT SPRINGS.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALo:-
The HERALD reaches Miliborough on the G. and O.
r. Road at six o'cockr. NJ and Covngton on the Same
road, before dark. From Miilborough II can be
brought Hot Springs easily by nine O'clock and from
Coviugon by ten. But instead Of dong that the mail
carrier, with q broken wnded worthless team, docs
not deliver It from Mllborough until four O'Clock p
M., and from Covngton ny different routes OF course
until one T. h. the next day, which is great impo.
sition and privaton. J. L.
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BucKELRw-TAvE-Inw West Upton, Mass. June 81.
by Rev. George Bail, Rev. JOSHUA r. BucKELEw, OF
Ihomaston, Conn, to ANNIE c., daughter Of Hon. Vel
orous Taft, OF West Uptoa, Masa
CRosBY-HALI--0n Thursday, June 2s. at tho
Church OF the Holy Trinity. by tho Rev. Dr. stephen
u. Tying. Jr., wiLLAx u. CROSBY to MARIA rHEREsA,
daughter Of A. Oakley Hail. ESQ.,, all OF New York.
sAsGER-wHIrE.-on May IL, by the Rev. samuel
u Virgin, o. Is. SANGER, OF New York. 10 MARY H.
WnirE. OF Indianapolis ind-
VALExriSE-NAsoS--on Sunday, July l, BY the Rcv.
Father Daniel at the Church OF The Madonna OF Leo
mia, ~ j WILLIAM 4. VALsSriSE. OF Brook yn 70
ELLEN MASON, VI New York. No cards.
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STREET RAILROAD TURNours.

To THE EDITOR HERALp:-
am glad to see that the city Aldermen have made q
move in the right direction in horse railroad mattcrs
viz that all cars used expermentaily with steam on
Third avenue shall carry snly many passengers as
they eau seat So human beings cannot be hauled
Ike cattle while paying for the privilege All thanks
But don't stop. Continue your good work and make
the railway company take up those distractions in
the streets called turnoutA Commissioner Campbell
was railroad man In vrmer days and certainly
knows these nanges are great obstructions
hORSE.MAN
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DROPOsALs FOR COAL.
Equitable Life Assurance Society.


Proposals invited until Monday July 49, 1877 sup
plying the Equitable Life Assurance Society at their bsd
ing No. 100 Broadway, New YORK. for year from june
l. with all the anthracite coal they tor their
The approximate amount required is estimated at 1900
tons,
The deliveries be sde from time time AZ di.
rectcd In not 70 $50 tons of 22io
pounds each.
The coal to be CRATE broken Sizes of Old Company
Lehg Fulton, Sugar Loaf other coal OF equal quality
clean nnd REQ from slate.
4 certificate of weight must accompany each delivery
The prop"ser must state the price gross ton.
The successful bidder must be to
tract viii hin ten days alter the award to him.
by satisfactory for the faithful Of
the work his part
The undersigned the right TO reject any all
bida
For further nforma ation apply to the undersigned
THEODORE WESTON,
supcrlntcnding Engineer.
I2U Broadway
DOwDER COMPANY STOCK FOR SALE THE CON
trolling interest in navins patent for making
powder by new, cheap, safe process Address PONDER,
Tribune Office ilT
TINTED STATES VA
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A HINT TO THE POLICE.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
While rding in the Prince street cars Friday night,
ct nine O'Clock and coming opposite the Cathedral in
Mott street, l was injured by mud and stoncs as
also lady friend OF mine II being thrown into tho
car by the young oaers who in!ost the
think, as We have the best police force the world
this outrage ought to be prevented by them This Is
about the fourth time IL has happened to me
AN INJURED PASSENGER.
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THE REAR PLATFORM.

To TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Please insert in your complaint list the great wrong
done by allowing persons to stand on the platforms
Of the street The writer has been twice rophed
when getting OF the by thieves standing the
PLATFORM once OF gold witch and again OF large
OF money Should not the proprietors be responsblc2
SUFFERER
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CANAL STREETS p1pEI.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Every Saturday afternoon for weeks past there has
stood in Canal street, my Office man, strong in
lungs, who is an expert the 'Afc" and vendor OF
this "musical organ He gives practical hints TO al
around" to come aud buy; Du, oh what the ncghbor-
hood havo to suffer "in order that this geaius may
I've" 10 beyond description. To be Serious Is there
no law Tor the abatement OF such u nuisance
vrNpO
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and iega tenders and gain in the surplus OF
$2,554s7a The banks now hold s2 l90 AGO in excess
OF the rs per cent required by law.
THE GOLD MARKET
Tho gold market showed but few features of inter-
est. There slight weakness at one time. owing
to tho government sale OF million gold The follow
ing shows the fluctuations during the week.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

GNorE-Lcttsrs intended for this column must bs
accompanied BY the writer's full and address TO
insure attention complainants who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply time In writing
Write on only ono side Of the paper -ED. HERALD
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A BROKEN PAVEMENT.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
wish to call tho attention OF the authorities to
hole in the street In front OF the Cotton Exchange Il
has been there Tor tho last four or five weeks
Y. @. G.
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"MY JOHN"
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE

Individual "who is Johna why. sir, you as Governor
should know that John is my lawful. welded hus-
band.
~ assure you, madam, that know nothing of your
John, as have never seen him, and this is the frst
time have ever had The pleasure OF meeting you"
Whereupon the iniuriate6 female Kissed forth,
you're pretty Governor, to be sure; Governor Of
the State OF LOUISIANA and not know wherc my John
is! why. sir, the duty Of a Governor, let me tell
womans husband is
Thereupon sho made break for the door and came
near upsetting the porter, who, luck would have
1t, MADE dexterous lunge one side and saved hm-
self.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. June 30, 1877
The past week was holiday week. transactions In print
in- cloths light. sales of $4,000 pieces of
Sac Tor standard and extra 64x64s, ut which the
market closed strong.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

LEvI-BLrxESsrocK.-ANSAB BLuMEssrccK TO 1Ks II.
LEVI both OF New York city. No cards Residence
367 West 35th ST.
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Total Tor the week.. ..62.342
MONEY MARKET
The money market is still dul WITH q superabundsnt
supply Money call lent very easily all the week at
i az per cent There was a saht ADVANCE in tho
rates Tor mercantile paper. the following being tie
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The following the latest quotations in gold fol
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
Tho foreign commerce Of the port for the week was
as iollows:--Gcneral merchandise imports, including
dry goods ss.22o TAO; produce EXPORTS s., Ill o29,
and specie exports. $1,106,s43
The total imports OF merchandise at this port since
January /. this year, were $l7l.2o9, $751; against
$780, 1896 es7 for the responding period 1876 and
$lS3 525 in 1885, the total exports of produce
slal, 1896. .OO2, against SIZE, 1903, 4Oe in 1876 and
sl2l. .75l 995 in 1875 and the total exports SPECIE
$50 SO2 against s29 e2 55sn 1876 and $52 oo6
IN 1878.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were firm, but without important
change except TOR now AZ cents OF 1891 and vos
OF 1881, which advanced 4 Is per cent, with tho
highest prices current at the close The closing prices
OF securities in London have been folows:-
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FINANCIAL.

4 Lex FR0THfNdHAM CO.. BXNKERS AND
hBrokers, IL Wall st.-Dealers In first class Puts and
Calls buy and carry socks as long as desired on MARCIA Of
o cent Send for explanatory circular and weoky
reports, free.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-03
SUM MONS.

liz THE DISTRICT CouRr OF THE FOURTH
JUDICIAL rIsTEIcr OF TEE sTATE
or NEVADA, COUNTY or
HuMBoLDr.
T. C. Hanson plaintiff. ys. 1. 8. bowman,
defendant.
An action brought In the District Court Of the
Fourth Judicial District Of the state of
Nevada Ia And cor the County II Humb ldt,
and the Complaint fled in the otiiee OF tins
Clerk Of said District Court ON tie Iltb day
OF November. A. ID. 1916.
The State II Nevada sends greeting to
I. !. Bowman. defendant;
You are hereby required TO appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plsintin, I. q. Hanson, - The District
Court ~ the Fourth Judicial District Of tho
state Of Nevada in and for the county OF
Humboldt, aud to answer the Cons laint filed
tn rein with the Clerk of said Court within
ten days (eXciusiye Of The day q seryicel
after the service on you Of this SUNNI ons--if
served within this county; or, II served cut Of
this county but in this Judicial District.
within twenty days; otherwise. within forty
days-or judgment by d fsuit VIII ne taken
against You according TO the prayer of said
complaint
Said action Is brought 60 recover The sum
of eight hundred dollars on certain PROM
isory note. executed and delivered BY YOU To
plaintiff with two per cent interest per
month from 2jth day 81 August, 1870 and for
foreclosure Of c. rain Iaorig gage, executed and
delivered by you To plaintiff, en- lot three.
Block ?, I'm Winnomucca, Nevada. and tho
buildings situate thereon: said p,aipth also
askS for decree Of sale Of said properly by the
Sheriff If said county for l.. s. gold coin,
that the proceeds Of said sale be applied ~
the payment OF the charges and cxp' naes OF
said gale the costs suit The said principal
sum and interest as aforesaid, anu ten per
cent. OF tho amount as attorney fees % plant
If Ia this suit. and chat defendant and all
persons claiming under IN be forever harrod
and foreclosed Of all equity Of redemption.
claim or interest in said property aud every
pa the.eof.
All Of which will more fully appear by ref
erepce To said Complaint, "A certlhUd copy OF
which accompanies this summons.
ANA You are hereby notified that II Yen fail
to appear and answer the said Complaint rs
above required, said Plaintiff will taEe said
Judgment aud apply to the Court for the re.
lief prayed fer III the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
- Of tDe District Court OF the Fourth
g. ! Judicial District Of the State 81 Neva-
'NAA da, ia AMI for the county OF Hum
- boldt, this nth day OF -November.
1876.
]. II. JUB, Clerk.
NJ. s. DoSSIFIELD, Attorney for Plaintiff.
noy2A 30
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-03
SUM N0a3G.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FoUnTn
JUDICIAL DISTRICT or me STATE
or NEVADA, COUNTY, oY
Hu@BoLDr.
Tie Singer ManufactarinG Comp4ns, cor
psrstion rnoer . d By N'r'ge q the
laws o. the state ~ NrW A1r4.
plaintiff ". 1. ;. u @niaH
auI + v Julien. az tHdgtls.
Action brought ia the Distrci ,ourt % the
Fourth Judicial District o. tbs stats Of
Nevada i'll and fof the county 81 Hum
bolt, and the compiai8t i.cd ia the
.iiiee Of the Clerk Il said D's;iiot Court
on the 4th day u October, i. D, $40.
The State If hcyada sends greeting to
/. $. Bowman. defendant.
You arr hereby required 10 a p az in an
sctIon brought against you by he above
named plaintiff he Singer Mannfs tnripg
Company, in the District Court oil the Fourth
Judicial District 81 the stare of Nevada. in
and Tor the COapty Of humboldt ana 10 an
swer the Complaint filed therein Ni,h the
clerk II said Court within ten Gays fcxclu-
siye OF the day of serVlctl aft the service on
sou If this summon Sit setv q within the
county. or, II served mt # this county but
IL this Judicial DIS rict, within tw1nly days
o.hsraise, within forty days-or judgment
by default will b. taken against you accord
ing to the prayer u id complaint.
SAID action l. brought 10 recover the sum Of
isofy note given b. you 10 the plaintiff on tho
2Sth day 81 August. 1915. due and pas Die Mae
months AFTER date and bearing iuteres; Al two
per cent per month from maturity until paid
and ten par cent. counsel fees gu tbr intenst
and principal. Orig nal note given for
$40 81, u. s gold coin.
Allot which more fully appear by refer
ence 20 said complaint certified copy ef
which ceompanles this Summons.
fsAnd you are hereby notified that II You fail 10
appear and answer the sald complaint IS above
required. said plaintiff Will take Judgment
against you for SGs7 C5 q. =. gold coin. and
Interest on 500 80 from the date hereof at
two per cent. per month until paid and costs
Of suit
Given undor my hand aud the
ne, ! seal Of the District Court Of the
! Fourth ludtcia District II the state
- OF Nevada. ana for the county
81 Humboldt. this l4th day Of
October, a. ID. 1915.
j. II. jon, Clerk.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-03
Delinquent Sale Notice.

RYE PATH CONSOLIDATED MILL AND WHINING
COMPANY.
m cCATToN of principal place of business,
q lSau francisco, California. lotasti u OF
works. Ecslo Mining District, Aaniboldt
county, state of Nevada.
followfnq described Stock on account OF
Assessment NO. 81, levied on the 18th day OF
November 1915, the several amounts SET OPP
uosite the names of the respective snare
holders az follows:
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THE s LIN. SIS. NEW YORK, I878..

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 The DAILY SUN if four paGe-sheet of 2S col umus, price by mail, post paid, 55 cents month. or S6.50 per year.
 The sunday edition ofTnE SUN is an eight-pnge sheet Of 56 columns. While giving the news of the day, il also con 4ns large amount of litsra- " and niiscellt poous matter specially prepared for it. THE SUNDAY SUN has met with great suc- cess. Post paid Sl.20 year.
 The Weekly Sun.
 Who.does not know HE WEEKLY SUN? It cir culat- throughout the United States the Cana das, and bey ord Ninety thousand families greet its welcome pages weekly, and regard it ia the light of guide, counsellor, and fliend. lis news, editorial, agricultural, anl literary departments make 1t essentially q journal for the family and treside. Terms; Che Dollar year, post paid. This price, quality considered makes it the cheap est newspaper published. For clubs of ten, with $lO cash, we will send extra copy free. Ad-a dress PUBLISHER OF rHE STN, N. Y. City.
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored

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dt1 000 IN COLD ALL D l ,UUUWHoM ITMAY CONCERN

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ERRORS OF YOUTH

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To COnsumDtives,

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TIE GORgREGATEoMaLlsT.

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 If you want tn BEST FAMILY PAPER, send for it, No Somerset Street. Bostnn, Mass.
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 An Enseiual Specific for all disuaRUs ol the Llvrr Stomach sud Aple,n
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R ESTAU 1t A NIT.

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TO .oeo AGENTS WANTED FOSSIL
pIMpT.ES.

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n . CARDS 9 styles with name 10c. Outfit ~ lec Sample Sc. J. RESTED & CO Mas sasi New York ~~ '--- # s-a.-3 -..-
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ON OVERCOATS

We elected by the popular verdict of tho pop the leaders
 Prices and Standard Goods Words misrepresent but figures and iu latter few
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MEN < WOMEN 1ns,ssy I, ,;y } depart, ,,I,, !;

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