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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03

Steubenvnle accommodation leaves
Belaire al 10 P. N. Bridgeport a %, and
arrives Al Steubenvtlle al 10 r. &.
Leaves Steubenville At 7Ao a. h.' arrive
at Bridgeport at 5: 80 a. m.
Special AccOmm pUauOn trains leo SIC
Bsllatre at g:3J a. m, and l2:H .....
Bridgeport g:41 a. IN and 80 p. N arrive
al Martins Ferry at $50 a. IN. fd .:,O p.
IN. Returning leave Martins :yry al
n rs A. NJ. aud 3:5 u. m; Bridegroom IL :35
a. m, and 3Ijp. IA; arrive At irllaire at
II 80 a. m, aud 800 J.. "a.
Tickets To AL principal Ioiu'S in the
East and " - can he procured at inc
al the station al bridgeport.
r. K. MYElS,
unaS General PaSseu GER x Tickat Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
TO WIN A FORTUNE.
Third Grand Dollar Drawing. 1877,
~ Now UIItdLh' IUtH'I"y d uIy 'N'
state Lottery Company

Louisiana state Lottery Company
This Institution was regularly incorpor-
ated by the Legislature OF the state tor
Educational and Charitable purposes, In
1868, with Capital OF sI,Wo,UO, To Whlch
II has since added a reserve lund OF $780,
go. It's Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly. n ner"r scales OrPDSt-
PONIES Look AT the following scheme:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
LOOKED rEEY PALE.

Sne informed her husband OF the fact,
but no attention was PAID to 1t. Two
men named William Clark and Chris.
Murray occupied the same room with
Lane but went to sleep without remark
ing anything unusual. Yesterday morn
ing after the other occupants had gone
out Deargy went in to awaken him Lane
and discovered that he was dead. His
condition Indicated that death must
have taken place early in the evening.
Colonel Lane has visited Arkansas a
few weekf ago, and since his return has
avolc ed the city here on account OF an
unpleasant circumstance which occurred
there A gentleman with whom be oc-
cupled room at hotel lost some money
and Lane was accused OF taking 1t. He
seemed very much hurt at the imputs-
ton and. has acted rather strangely ever
SIDpa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
AT PUBLIC LIBRARY HALL,
100000 FOR ONLY TEN.

sg7G Cash GIFTS. amounting To-. 3lO,oyD
Whole Tickets ST., Halves 8, Quarter
81 > II Tickets 800, S}I7 Tickets So, 5634
Tickets $50
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
COL. j. q, Ian i.
A WeII-KnOwn Character Meets
Death in strange PIacs-Circum-
stance. which Point 0 Suicide.
TIE FnLLowING FAcrs:

Colonel Lane arrived Ia the town
Saturday evening, and stopped at
Mil.ors Hotel, where he remained all
night. Sunday afternoon he went 70 the
house ct John Deiargy who keeps a
saloon and hotelln the village and asked
if he could get room and at once aid
down, saying he felt unwell Early
Sunday evening Mrs. Delargy passed
through the room. and observed that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22
CATARRH, DEAFNESS
DIR. LIGHTHILL, 80 WEST GOTH ST.

FROM MR. n B. LIvERMORE. 1913 WEST Urn A..
NEW YORK
am happy to state that DR. Lighth effected radcn
and complete cure aggravated casc Of catarrh from
wri,h MA srrr.d for MANY Years and which had %
riously impaired my hearing. DR. Lighthill removed
every vcsgc OF the catarrh, and restored my hearing 10
all its former perfection Being OF the great prev
alcncc Of catarrh, and having myself experienced s
perncious effects, feel it my duty lot others know
where they obtain skill and attention which am
confident be surpassed In this department of med.
ica science. II. u LlVERMORB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22

DR. LIGnrrLL takes pleasure and pride in presenting
to the consideration Of those intere stcd few OF the
merous testimonials of cures which he has received
from well known gentlemen whose social standing and
hi,h snRrscter cannot Tail to inspire puJs cons1
FROM Mr. p W. GALLAuDEr. 3 AND 5 WALL ST
The unmistakabe proofs which have of the mastery
skill of Dr. Lighth In the treatment of deafness and
caarrh In where he succeeded aiter of our
most celebrated physicians had completely failed enablc
me to recommend him warmly the favor Of all In need
his profc ssional services and to tender him with
pleasure my name as reference.
r. W GALLACDEr
FROM MIR MORRIS PHILLIPS.
Editor and Proprietor Of the New York Home journal
testify with pleasure TO the success which attended
Dr. Lghthis treatment in the OF my brother, who
had been affected with deafness and noises in the head
The results OF Dr. Lghthis applications prompt
ss they effective. The hearing restored, the
noises removed and the radical as 1t has
since proved permanent MORRIS PHILLIPS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22

Mr. llnar, It will be remembered, greatly
phis,,,t r"r'i,u"' ,, ~ Tito th nrni
icy brace game" IIOAr'h success in drhAu III
ing those he"i- hoalod y0kes. II seems. wns due
" ms proius" promises, Like any ordinary
,,bunko atnerrr" this Massachusetts IIOar led
iewlt ana mo rest INTO the lahyrlnthine MAJ ~
81 BriMleyh commission by promises Of fair
dealing and then turned ruthless ly upOA tho
Nl0tln,' ana ns3istcd l's partners In robblng
thVm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22

EAGLE TUEATWE.-AiMEES REArrEAR.
- ANfE Two PERFORMANCES today Aimee Appears At
both MATINEE at 3d. Aimee IN La PILE ne Nine Augut
1luI-hi a. - Aimee IN la lnIlr Farui,u-c Matinee
adWi-.uii -I cents. res. rNNd -rAt- - cents extra
Tomorrow. unis time of GIkOfLf 1IROfLA,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22

- GltEAT NEW YORK AQt AR1CN broadway ant
S5th New Features New Adiiuon-l
WONDERFUL Bladder nose seal, only one ever brought
alive 10 this city
~ Enormous Mancating Aligators. Il feet long
Lake White Fish. only ones transported alive.
Lamprcy- Living GLASS snakes. Plying Foxes
All KINDS at water life and curio~itios
Prot STAIRS astonishing cNluh.unu. mtgnfviny minute
marine objects 10 ten sand times their natural size
MI - H. tfdun AMI hi Tumble ronicon
Al ihr mafine Hni other Wuniors AMI marvcls
An fnuuf and evening concerts
Adm cents. children half rrlce
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22
powERY THEATRE.

pNOkck.
with the following Finh Avenue tavorcs Mcssr- Chas
Fisher. y II Ilarkin-, Rnssoll. VIM DaNiigc. }
n Rng Misses Mar, Wells. ant NAV Nun'f
GRAND HOLIDAY DIVORCE MATINEE
TODAY Wa~hlu-tuns Birthday, att
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22
FROM MR.. b A. ARMSTRONG.

OF Branerd, Armstrong 4 Co. $50 Broadway.
had suffered for some time with very peculiar ,ni
distressing throat affection and five phi, sicans having
treated the disease without producing than tempo
rary relief placed myself under the of DR. Light
HILL who in short time effected radical and pcrns.
nent In my opinion Dr. Lighthlls experience and
scientific treatment OF head and throat diseases b, FAR
superior to anything known in general practice
n A ARMSTRONG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22
prrsunal notltrs,

~ piles stomach, nt- cor kidu,y discusses, Wcdkur.,.
Ar, ar money refunded. BKOl GllTON s ln,isnIutus
syrup 2'c per bottle advice tree a., Broomr Il \ :
IL DISEASES ol mon irquuns sklm treat
~ ntnth specially JACQUES. u I, East nih 4
near hIeadway, New Nprk ON" hours, 10 III ,, And
toer
A DSICE FREE! Disease, of men prompt, cured.
"a Dt JAMES y" Fulton st Charges VERY mnir rate.
IL BONE VI u los West iNtn II -Di~,a~es of
IL the heart lungs throat, cancers tnurs SKIN d.,
ch>gs turc".
NERVOUS ExHAusTION.-A muncal essay
w. Al ktll I
Museum Oi Anatomy, NV YORK un the cau-. AMI ru.
premature decline, showing ini-puiihy how lost hrat
may he tcshinrd niorns clear synopsis the imprd
inrn'sto marriage hnt the treatment ul nervous ami
phYsic"! drbiht} being the result OF 20 years ckpcrr
cnec Price ~ cents Address the author DR. l. J
KAHN office and rvsidonce. oil East 10Th st. sew York
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-08

Gen. Mata, who is in Washington as
the Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy
Extraordinary Of the Mexican Govern
mcnt, hea led by Diaz, denies that
there is any truth in the rumor Of the
proposed cession of the northern prov
inces Of Mexico to tho United States.
As our Government has not yet recog-
nized Diaz, and he is not yet considered
as vested with any authority in that
direction, the denial is apparently use
less and unnecessary. The proposed
purchase, whoever made from, has be-
come fixed in amount, it seeIns, and it
is understood that Mr.. Evarts is ready
to pay 800, 0OO, Uv0 for the provinces.
Most Of the money will go to our wi
people, to pay for losses, and, as the
silver mines of Chihuahua ulone would
furnish the balance In Il few years, 1t
looks like u good bargain.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-08
Fighting for q Child.

A funeral in Cincinnati the other day
was enlivened by a fight for a child
across the open grave Of its dead mother.
Mrs. Lottie Roach was in the coffin.
She Was the wife OF VIM. Writ Roach,
a Hamilton, Ohio, b~ar-keeper, who had
abused her to such an extent that she
fed to Cincinnati to her brother, John
B. King, takingher6 -year-old daughter
with her. In Il few weeks Mrs. Roach
died, and her kind relatives took her to
Spring Grove to rest. Thelittle girl
went to the funeral. Soon as the coffin
was lowered into the grave Roach's
neither grabbed hold of the little girl
and was making off with her. King,
the girls uncle, caught her by the other
arm and a pulling match ensued be-
tween the uncle and grandmother. The
funeral ceremonies were stopped to
settle a living question. The uncle
got possession Of the child, and
threatens to break Roach in two if he
makes any disturbance about it.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-08

The newspapers all over the country
are dealing savagely with the Harvard
College boating crew for having gratu-
itously insulted Il large and industrious
class Of men, much more useful than
themselves, by placing oil the Harvard
boat house at Springfield the legend in
conspicuous letters carefully painted
on a signbcard Reporters and loafers
not wanted here" The New York
Tribune says that the Harvard crew so
conducted themselves in Springfield
that one of the local reception commit
tee pronounced them ''all id hogs!"
Harvard has degenerated into Il nur-
sery for snohs and squirts-totally in
c Ipable of insulting anybody or any
thing.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-08
Defendants Poem to the Jury.

The Boston Herald says that a jury
of the Supreme Criminal Court, in that
city, retired to its room a few DAYS
since, and not being able to agree for
some time, went to dinner in charge
of officers. While they were gone the
anxious but humorous defendant, whose
destinies were In the hands Of the
absent ones. penned the following:
Gentlemen Of the Jury-ye twelve men good
I fear you're Ee,iirg fu:i at Young's while
Did you agree not to agree until you got o
feed?
And eat there when you had no greed or
really Ind agreed?"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-08

Mr.. Moody, III his ADVICE 10 his 1ol-
lowers to have nothing TO do with
Uaitarians, inanifestSa narrowness of
which few had supposed him capable.
He fl r:hermore requests the Women's
Christian Temperance Union to change
its name to tile Women's Evangelical
Temperance Union, and put its presi-
dent, Mrs. Livermore, out of the ranks,
because she is hot Christian. Mrs.
livermore Is Il Unitarian. But if any
one of that body of Christians has EVER
manifested so un-Christ like Il spirit as
Is here shown by Mr.. Moody, 1t has
never gone on record. OF all the vast
numbers claimed to have been ''con-
verted' by Mr.. Moody, none have
needed converting more than himself
converting to the true spirit of Chris
tianity, which is sweet in charity and
broad and liberalizing to humanity.
The German Government Is most
provident against the possible contin'
gencies of the future. The Russian
Gar has made arrangements to pur.
chase 10000 cavalry horses of German
dealers, recently, but the Emperor VIII.
liam, with remarkable carr for his wi
interests. forbade the consummation of
the contract, ON the ground that his
Empire might possibly need all her
horses ere long, or, at any rate, could
not afford to lie deprived of that much
wealth in horse flesh. The Car might
make u similar contract for cavalry
stock i'll America, and, i'll fact, In
almost any other country leside Ger
many, without fear of Governmental
protest.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-08

The payroll Of the House of Repre-
sentatives of the forty-fith Congress,
which is called to meet at Washington
on the 18th of October next, shows 152
Democratic and l34 Republican mem
bers, and seven vacancies, or contested
seats. The latter are in the First and
Fourth California Districts, the Second
Florida District, the Fourth Louisiana
District, the Third Missouri District,
and in Colorado. Even should the con-
tested seats in these districts be award
ed to Republican members (which is
hardly possible), the Democrats would
still have a majority Of eleven in the
next House.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-08
SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1877.
Rates OF Advertising

@ Advertisers Uiu make note Of hefact
that THE LEADER has q larger circulG-
ton than any paper published IN Wyo-
miRg.I2
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-08

One of the celebrated type-writers Is
for sale at this Office. Call and examine
It. dn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
CORPORATION " oilce5.

CITY or MEM YORK, DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
~ REAu FOR fnE COLLECTION OF TAXES
Court II use iark, 81 hamb, st.. Oci. To- ln11.D
NOTICE TO TAAPAl EBS.-No,icc l. h rcby
~ give that the asses p.ut rolls roual properly aud
BAN ok Tor tine 1871 have be- delivered uu
drstd aud that the tiXo0 thereon now due and pay
b.e "a ills oii,e.
L. payment before the ~ November next
person paying shall hc enut,d TO the benefits men
toned the twenty ninth section Of the act OF March 3D.
1850. viz:
reduction the rate Of per cent per annum from
the time pa, mouf 10 the FIRST day 0f December next
MAhfIN r. MChAHON, Receiver Of Taxes
PROPOSALS Tor DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
L Paints viii be- received by he - ptrtniert of Public
Charities and Correction unul Friday October 10 Is T. For
full particulars see city hccor ior sale at 70 city Han
DROPOSALS-FO LOO square yards of
cuth will Dee received by TIE Dcpaf ,mtut ~ Public Parks
the l7h day Of October 1871. TOR fu particulars
CITY Record" iOr safe at 10 City Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

road stocks which are dealt in on ~.
YORK Stock Exchange. represent New
zion Of $l31, 100000 from ho MIA
prevailing in April, 1877. And this arno,.. pnees
hation does not inclnde a cOrespondn, III
which has been made IN the prio4s ~ '''aaee
bonds, which cover the same pron,,,,1 gage
winch are worth 100 or upward if the - ana
resent any real value " rep
The fifth meeting Of the trunk line ofn.;,
did not include a reDresentation of the CT, "nieh
Railroad-has adjourned without d. 'llnk
quite evident that Commissioner F;,L
absolute opinion upon which aide a 20 an
bread the butter lies because ba MS
in favor Of changing the existing Illegal 'poHs
mcnt scheme for Western shipments from w sa,,'on-
by raising the Central and H1dsons prooo,,' i'fE
per cent. and reducing the Fries proportion, 'D'ee
the Baltimore aud Ohio's one per cent. w" aad
10 is sufficient to say that the meetinc,.
dents passed by the commissiouers' report pe'I-
even discussing it, and adjourned wit6out n ''0us
comDshment Of a single thing. a.
II may be satisfactory 10 real holder. o,
stocks to know that their managers ase in a y
iatlVe position, which forbds an open rupt,,. ~
II does not change the actual position Of i.sl.oD'
and disrust, which sooner or Later will assert go
h' fbhA uiAIhtts lD-ltE, lds been
lsh and unsettled to an extreme degree
ing with decided inclination toward
er figures, it met with en- Eek th,o,.A
manipulation which, for the moment
an appearance of orders 10 take all the 80
offered for sale. This advanced prices from l. =
per cent, but later they yielded to ,hll l',.'
prices. and the market closed with an und,.y,,..l
anxiety as to the morrow. The great 1.
solved question of professional speculat,r. :.
" Have the cliques reached the end !,
their buying capacityp On the solution Il n,'
question hangs the future of prices. There i No
doubt that the "shOrt" interest to all intents ,,I
purposes has hqudited. and thus left -,
market without its natural support Ther.h.,
the Immediate future Of prices rests with the plak
or desperation of the bulls WHAT it mayor ma,
not be- 1t Is not our province to predict. Bl5icn.
not be doubted that the market for the sale Of sok
dal y grows more and more limited, and ia is fact d,
well worthy of the attention of banks ana ira,
companies, which now think they have "gods
margin upon their loans The suDjJlned table sua.
GENTLY explains the transactions of the day.
RANGE Or THs srOlA AARNEI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

4 YOEk:
hVld boz The To t.~DAl succeeding tho hr,t
Aonaay Of >Oyembr next tNovemOcr Otn) the following OH
CO b are 10 De- rlt cte., tOwit:
A = crr,ary o sat, tuc place NJ John Dicelow.
Il Frederick Dicutt. appointed
4 Trrasu iu TIE place Of Charles n. Ross.
An At uuel Genera, the pa tharcs ;. FaIrchui.
Engineer and SURVEYOR IN the ilIco OF John d.
Van Buren,,
Asoa Justice Of the Supreme First Judicial
John b. Brady. ~ piiCc
exi,l ION TIE lest day If Drceubci next.
a the Fourth District composed or
the tst second. Third Fourth, th. Sit seventh, mr.
igth. Smith, Fifteenth and sixteenth Ward OF he CITY
and COtutJ OF sew 1urk.
Tenth Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards Of the Cty and
County OF y YORK
A.oa senator or District composed Of
the Flghcruih Twentieth and Tweuiyhrs Wards OF tne
CIV County II Sew York.
Also the Egth Sen e. District composed Of
Twelfth iucfc-uth aud Twenty second Wards OF tho
CT. and County OF Nc York.
County Onicrrs q. so % b. elected for sld County:
Members of Assembly; o. De rltct nom the
Assembly Districts constituted under Chlpter co., Laws vi
1866
Two Of The Marine Court place Of George Shea
James b. SILhOu
a iiessl or IN she rlace Of Patrick H. Jones.
All OF Office VIII expire tho last dag Of De-
cemDyI next. Respectfully yours,
EDGAR X. APGAR,
Deputy Of state
SHEpFFs OFFICE. NIN iOHh, July 80. 1877.
certify that the foregoing OF tAc IA cton
ID
BERNARD REILLY,
Sheriff of the city aid County of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCK.

.i.t - oe. ......Il p lI3 ~chu,Iau y. pref
b. H N of q. J..Ilj2 -l6 NOtl. f.'rl.i~it -, g.,
Penn H. 1...... 80, 81 ...ueh Nav. l0t To-
e.'..I.., n it Hit /. a. I tIu-. Iit IS Blf. H- q
. .4ni.D valley r.. d - Er-f|ifIl e.
lafrw4 ~-4 praf.--- $50 % ttnuh lldu-.---- % %
phil N tisr I.. p 9i2 %
Government bonds were traded in freely too aY,
and nearly all the pIouiu,u. i,surs " De- I,p.r-
..,t,.I Tnr marNti rllcl frV,rI,n and lower. uc-
lu.y extremely sensitive To the prc. OF gold. %
sizes alone were hr ucr selling AT l@j-!.
We annex lat,sJ street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

St,.e bond, were cousMcuou, for smart ai'nce
in m. Louisiana con,onht,l - to sjl2. Virginia
e.. cos,olid tted ex-maturtd coupon, sold az -,
Nry-Yor. State a. OF 1870. at lis, and Bno@-
h-n wafer loan is al 100. VI s-'Iu long date -
,ycr. nj lO7. District of Columbia 3-65s advanced
to = -.
CITY bank stocks were quite freely dealt M C,n-
tr,l National - 81 ling 40 l02; Bank oi krpuDg
I'D al 81; lnpprtrr,' aud Traders w al I'D 100"
GHiliiiu l6l It ll1l2. ..,..l
A Moderately liig aud unusually well d.str3a
business, representing al the tIl,t BOdiu Do hl.'.
of bonds, was done IN ruiioad bonus d' te'ia',,'7
prlcc,. The Junior bonds of the Newt f-t} 'eh''.,
wcr. ip request at higher pI'cs, cousolo"i1" =.
GJI.u6G, convertibles at O3i2, and Lfhit" \"
MuN,,blrre consols, endorsed, at J'@ ~ tf5
Paul issues were strong, per cont % ~ '' 80
tirsls Lacrosse division. at lOl, Chitas' "HH" =,
waulee division at lOOls and sinking gag" n
92l2. The Chicago aud Non west goi" 80
advanced To = l. uut fell back 90 93l2 on laiSt -
Rock ls.a.d rlled at half % cures pam - a. i'i
and new 40 years 10 az lOOll. ihe DraNt,o "
Hudson isis were dealt ~ At 9S'2a'''b Ia ga
lS9Is at 36. Hannibal AID ~ j sep e'"N'i'',
;, dropped from - 10 So al - Dunn . .....
Quincy - were firm AT l5I,. AMI laNr '"',S ~,
pon iirsts consolidated al 1851 Micmgm W.
= on small sales ro>t to 100 anu -
Missouri hr,ts to 1919. Missouri, All's
and Texas Sinking Fund " ao,thtr'i -. IL
ug o.. The consolidated INST, 81 -. nd
Central were up 10 1l2 ana It's 81 - NG,'a AZ
los. ONO aul Mississippi seconds i"l'' ~ te
- ID. aud cousols a. 81. Tine various '"'' tmi.
Pc iic coas, roads ~. r. higuer-teIifai uis.' ,e
san Jo1auin branch sjli Westerns. lol O'"',
f.sls, 100; land grants. 1850. lu3ii aud 'IrH',,
fund 0I7sa95. There were sale, oil niois ~ :. a
aud G.. al - fists of Alton and lc.rc h'1E
III; Toledo and W abash cOn,ol dated con, I'm
a. > a. Grsts at 0iai. eX-coupou, and Great Wow
second, IA 16. , ..,..t
The gold speculation was tame ava thr i'.f,r
lower, opening salt, having been ai l"''-' 'i,i.g
transactions at 1925. Ca gold looms h'e a
rates were 3, 81, =. ~ and carry ins Z" ~,
Assistant Treasurer paid ont 7i1"oo 'o'h ~ "a
AMI ~ lO. 900 lu rcdc. puuu of called u""u,, q
DAYS business Of the guid clearing drphtR'. n
the Bank of the STATE Ol New-loIk cuNei,ee,, ~.
cl,arcd. ~, IJ6.OOO gold balances fi'l' 'tos,
currency balances. 9l2l9,jJ1. Tue goid q'o'"''
We're:
10 ...... 1851 i2.........iO2 = 5.......lV-'
Foreign exchange was quiet and easier, N, .or
rates being ON the basis OF - NOltdfl o"-- hs
Sky DAYS bills and ~ Stdr4 sJi2 lot s-"' " -
T. We annex current quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
Glrciinr Nolice.

haVtnuo. West fof
The III .yeutf Election District ,ia st e,rtysiyit street.
the cy lci bc aud ing WI , 's ff ovenre
toe e5 bonn by snd y WIZ E's le'
rr HT,espja Ecction District sn 20 cont az 5 st Rir'
street East River East Foi'y-s''''''''''''
we Fourteenth Election District shall contain In, ar S'S'
par, % o.. city hoauiet h'" . ',tr .ih street. and
Tlri. avenue - ,, . ,,,oi, all ia;
r,Iof ~ civ bounded by on1 lripe T.t,n fas r rtr
eirhtistoeL East River, Ii't Putty ''i' w
~@ eivfscuth Election District sh9 con2,n sl NAV pt
Street Fast RIVER So ]. ~ ,t,,, mn a. At part
hc~,v'nt nth Zee .o & y,, il, v...t Fiffeth trcct
and : \ iavcn6e .....,,, ,o, mar,
ne i.ehteci ectol ,i,l,lC' i,I ' isat fietseet
OF t.e Ivy '3',ye W sno yi.t trs con iavc',ue.
d. Nuc'ccnth Election District si. G." '" M y.cen,d
sir.c last River East t ionrt rect fl'''"''''''
hast fiy % ,,r pi rcf shah contlin all hat part
Stre fist 'v,u6e East Fty f,urtns'rer East RIVER
he cntr6rs Election District a certain a.. Una, in nr'
, Secnlg,enae iasi II ty'ourtnsr ct and inrd
vspoei second Election nsc, s'a contain IN that
par ~ 'i aterne Ta. liity fourth street ami
Forrti avenue , ,,,. ,,,,, all mat
ne ITen,, hiTa i,c'HHp p aa4 in. vit ~ ia-t nry
IorIrSll,t c,dsyeaGe East FftysiNtrstreo'' and
e reaiy foata Electoral District saE contain 9 ts'
II. gi ,.. f n n ys c,nirtt Fourth avenue Easi
t.oniii street IVES Fifty ,oWt street ana ,,t ,art
Q, Inc Guy ori s,r;et Fourt svcuy Last FIFTY.
S,,.t'+-.t ~ street. ana NlNtf HN iu'
h4'u -. I'm firron distinct shall contain a ~ a.
I3i, OF East Fifty uinth<,reet nd Four''v
u,tsevet Election District shall cor ar an th'i
part Of tae 'y % i ' F,' sew rt'sirc t7stave-
Aas f.'y i, o, NJ 'rtl sim contain an that
co. ..rt Dali. r f Il .