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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-07
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

JERSEY Esrs'e ei i,e''.. $3.50 o4iI i45ss
y,s.s i d., a .Ss q i lss l s 49, 49,.
% 70 10000 Tn' ~. aw
sss @ *. herds TO hand on y
S1S ,ss W;
...s.. 3. ';; " ' a. ~ T. 4
sSs PER ~ weigh. sw. = Missouri
steers sse Il p &c. pei per- .' Sss. s. Ss
II S?' .;sss. Il ;,s
illinois ssser. at S,sc. ioJsc per To-. wosnt "a
ss ,ad !sHs per s' T. Win
head and % Of per head % = head lea. AZ si o se IL e~ ss
Il fS N per head s, wssSs. u sw. lie per H..
y Illinois seer: a oAs iose; per ID, weislt
.sse, "'V o1 Illinois ~. steers SSs' from Sr
Per ls l sssS &" Is s' 3
%ca. " s sT penn
sa4c per H. ~ bulls live weight ,iio bs per heat At
per h. stili led - Missouri steers At ole Ds psr
ID weights cws *. ewt as cwt Tor .. synoids
* sS, s?'; s''sss Us s's
50 s ss Il . por p' we s s'S' NJ %
ssss, s s YIN ss III PsG n MISSOURI .
81 load ts,se pcr y, With siosn on head weights
1H cwt ga cwt.; 10 head at v9ac lb weight ga
20 head Toe. per ih weight IN ewt 10 head At
1Oi4c. per To-, with 0Uc OH per head. weight ~ ewt:
Jersey City Coney McPhersson sold tor Tryuil
Go. 30 Illinois steers NJ vsc per " and ooc on per
head wcight7 cominiss,on % Illinois steers a.
y5fc 1Ohc per h.. weights ga cwt ~ rw; Tor r.
~ Illinois steers At oic per Id weight cwt Tor
weight U, Tor n Reed 10 Onto steers At loo. I0c.
per ib weights cwt az cwt. for Gillespie Swopc ~
Illinois steers gsc iOc per lh weights c~t. rs
Tor X, Moyncs 40 Missouri steers ~ Dac lUsc.
per IN weight ~ w. sherman sold TOT Waixel
Alcrton 81 Illinois steers at vsc per b. with VI on per
head 81 hcad. weights 6h cwt cwt. ~ Illinois
steers Mt Dc per ID with ~ OIL pcr head on - head.
weights ", cwt 10 Illinois steers AZ 1uc h.,
with jDc per head weight az cwt y. Donneii sold
Tor Waxs Acrton Is Missouri steers at vac. per h..
weight On cwt. 10 roush Missouri oxen at oiac.
per To-. weight cwt.; - Missouri steers at
bic. per 10, with I'll % per head on ~ head,
weights "a cst cwt; II Illinois steers AT vhc per
~ weight "a cwt; ~ Illinois steers az ioc Der ID,
weights "a cwt au cwt Tor - Murphy ~ Qhi? steers,
moI fed, At ne per lb weight cwt W. T. Dudley sold
80 cw 47 Missouri ~ Toe per h., weight IA ewt;
Tor A. vogcl ~ Illinois nj 9c per To-. with Doc on
par head "a head, and 81 on head on ~ head,
weight "a cwt., strong y. sanuels sold for y.
Myfri. 10 bulls live weight 147, lbs per head.
NJ W ~ por bulls. live weight 525 lbs per head,
1tc per 3D. ~ Illinois steers vac per lbs weight
~, 80 Illinois one. 10, with soc on per
10 head and 5uc. per mead on - head ~esht
o. 10 Illinois steers At vac. per ID. weights va
cwt q Z cwI rufey a Sons sold for N. Morris Ia
Illinois steers ut u5sc per ~. weights "a cw, "a
cwI "A. Westheiinsr sold for N. ucismcr IL state
~ Do Der ~. weight VA cwt' ~ Ohio steers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-07

An election Tor directors and inspectors OF the
Flushing North Shore ana Central Railroad Of Long
Island held yesterday, and the following gentle
men were chosen :-Directors-Morris Franklin, John
W. Lawrence, Adolph Poppenhusen. Charles Knob
lauch Isaac Sherwood. Henry Clement, Herman
Funkc, Eiizur B. Hinsdale, John d. Locke, Samuel
B. Parsons, Edward E. spraguc, Carl Victor, Fred
erick A. Potts. Inspcctors-Charies Lever, Isaac
Bloodgood. George .. Roe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-07

, 10 Northern Bolle. ac 500
) Am Flag. IL bid. IA asked
{ Am Con. I'd. 80 bid, 8 asked
, Bullion ...... : bid. 8 asked
} Belcher. -. - bid, AZ asked
Buckeye. .36 bid. = asked
} Con Va. .151s bid. ~ ASKED
} Hukill, KID. 4. 55btd 400 asked
julia. $50. - bid. Al asked
Mariposa. IL bid, ia asked
MariDosa pf.1 bid. 81 asked
Moose. TX bid, S1a asked
, Ontario. .3J51 bid, 1854 asked
Seaton. .1.5O bid, "a asked
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The closing prices in San Francisco were:--

MEMORxNDA.
The total sales OF stocks at the Board to-day aggre-
gated 90, 800 shares.
Tho following despatch was received from San Fran
cisco to-day:-The bullion yield OF tho Comstock
Tor the past quarter $10 DOC, 900. Tho
hosting at the c. and Q. shaft resumed on Satur
day. The workings in the Consolidated Virginia were
only partially suspended II is not proposed to stop
the dividends while repairs are being made in the
main shaft Consolidated Virginia averages IS 80;
California. 500 per ton.
Tho following despatch from the West gives tho
movement OF grain at some Of the leading points
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

LfrrIE FALLS, ~ y, May q, 1877.
The cheese market showed downward tendency TO day
and decreased demand Many OF the offerings did not
SELL Prices ranged nom be. the ruling heurcs
being lie. lc the price ON all grades was tc lc
lower than week ago Farm cheese brought SC a lUc
Butter. i5c 20c per b little going for Gle re.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

Providence. H. l.. May q. 1879
Tho market for printing cloths continued quiet with
light transacons buyers offer and holders generally
ask $50.
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Delivered contract 7o1 bales, saturday For future
May, 600 bales at IOssc.. 200 Ios7c. loo at
lussic June 600 10o1c.. 500 at 06c July loo
ut II o1c 300 1.u6c. 800 Lose August 100
IL O9c, lose. $50 hoe September. 100
10 Use october. 2Uo 10 BUc 400 I05Jc Total 1000
bales To-day. up to MMay. 100 bales At iOsc.,
800 10 s3c 100 at iUsIc. LOO 10 9c, 600
10 T9c $50 10 TIE, 100 short notlce) 10 7Gc.
TO- 77c 800 notice sth 10 7Gr.; June 40
10 r1c 700 ut u9lc, 42O 10 ODE. zoo ut 1nSc..
1870 $50 800 iUs7c 1u0 10 $50, lilo at
1usTc; July. 200 lie, 800 10 yoc 800 iOSc.
800 q i087c 800 1ogdc. 400 lO97c., 800 at
1886 August 300 at Hole, LOO ut 1lO2c 800 at
Hose. 300 lie, 800 at uuc, 30 at lie septen
ber 100 10 TIE, 800 10 Tie. 800 1u7Oc, lOC ut
u6sc. 300 1o6sc.; October. 100 NJ lOo5c, 200 ~
IOJ2c Total, ~. $40 bales. Grand total 37,4OU bales
The receipts al the ports as follows Gaivcston ~
bales, New Orleans 500 Mobile. 416: Savannah sJt;
Charleston, AIS; Wilmington. 10; Norfolk. 0UJ; New
York 1D77: Phiiaaelpha73 Total f61 bales This day
last week Ts74 vales This day last year. 5000 bales To-
taI since september 4Os5, $50 bates Cotton freiahs
closed follows 10 Havrc by steam, c compressed;
by sail re- TO Hamburg BY steam c compressed TO
bremen. steam. 1lf6c. compressed; by sat- &c To
Liverpool. I'd by steam. Dy sail l5Utd. compresscd.
FLOUR ptsFiour, ~ 100 bbiS whest,
7ysDJJ bushels: fnes $50 sacks 0Jf ~ BUSH
els. oats DO rye, 81 yJi do barley. f0,1Op do
harley matt 4z25 Flour steady, with air de-
inand The sales Including state western ana southern.
were about rs bbs within tho annexed range. kyo
flour wits auIet with Of 40 bbis Corn meal
auet Of 800 bb Pcss y 200 bu shells Canada
sold at Rye quiet ut rye 5sr Tor No. West
oru Harl M barleymalt wwr qulet. We quote
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BEFORE CALL-l2:3U r. NJ.

1880 L. III.
s3ooOo Us a. ron st rO7s. $4,000 US ep 1891 Ot1S
900 Us u CO. issI.. I07ss loo Us ~ ep 1871 1O51s
1880 7. NJ.
1000 Us Gs 1881 50 io7s 5000 US 5s CO. 1884, o4s
$3.50 L. NJ.
$1,000 W. ~ BIO io7s $4,000 Us IS ep. 1881 ioi
u II lL. en- Ikall Ilnl
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$1,000 Us 6s 1884, c. 107x $4,000 US as 9i BIZ 1O3k
5pUoO US52or 10. BIZ 1885 5000 Us4s 'Dbc 1854
US 5.2Oc. cone lU5s 1000 do.........bc 1O31s
$4,000 Us 800 1867 Io6ss 1000 Us is, loUs
IlUoOo 1o4o 1861 1000 US Is, r,19O7bc lOOH
10000 Us SIS. 81. cou. lO4ss
Ills A. NJ.
$500 US e,s 8i be l071a $500 US n lO3sf
1000 500, 1857 lO63s 1000 US 5's l0a0 Ebc log
9l BIS 1884 o0OO0 bic 1857
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
Tho following wero tho highest and lowest prices
THE MONEY MARKET

Money on call was easy to-day att q por cont and
at tho close went down TO 81 "a per cent Tho fol-
lowing were tho rates OF exchange on New York at
thc aforementioned cities to-day:-savannah, buying
lilo premium, selling u premium; Charleston, casy,
y premium. 3-1o SICK premium; st. LOUIS 90 pre-
MUM New Orleans, par 1-16 premium, u prcmium
Chicago, GO premium, and Boston, 1916. discount.
Foreign exchange quiet, with actual business at
q Sc for bankers sixty days sterling bills aud at
ASK for demand.
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Tho market for government bonds was very active
and strong to-day and general fractional advance
was made. 1t was stated that the Syndicate has
already. disposed OF the larger part OF tho last con-
signmcnt OF ~ per cents and that application
will probably DO made for tho July instalmenL The
fnllnw nv VIC clnsinr nuninflnng
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HAVANA MARKET,

HAVANA. May Q, 1873.
Market quo tHtions unchauyad
, 1878-07-06
Mach!ae :or Navigating Still Air.

The first successful exhibition, it is be-
liev,d. ever given # flying machine
con;rcl.snlc hy al rrouaut without the
l,sc of ballast - the waste Of gas, was
given here, this afternoon. IN the presence
of 4 large asseuhia.e. The machine is
the invention of Professor L. F. Richtei,
of Bridgeport, Connecticut, who, after
seven years of experimenting, has solved
the problem which has 50 long detied IN
yentors and scientists. These who Wit
neSsed :hs exhibition believe thai tho
right principle is found. and that ierial
navigation is only a question Of time.
Eichtyl machine differs from al previous
Inventions. Ii embraces Il balloon OF
horizontal, cylindrical shape, only twenty
by twelve teet, holding 5000 feet of gas,
from which. suspended! by cords, is mar
roa framework Of hollow steel rods as
l"nS Is the balloon, and pointed at either
end. The operator sits IN his seat NJ the
centre oi the Framework and turns
crank, which ryvnlvcs = fuur-bladcd air-
propeller, Inclined horizontally immedi-
atcly beneath his scat, by which the bal
loon Is elevated or depressed at pleasure
the propeller having 4 rising power Of
SIN puunas 1T ore end Of the frame
work Is another aic-psopcller, inclined
vertically, hy NAith ;he balloon may he
propelled a.aius, the resistance of light
breeze, and also N.cc-yd, the wheel being
Of TIE steering propeller model Nlth
the operator on board the entire weight
slightly exceeds the liitiHg power Of the
gas IN tie balloon, but tins deficiency is
Supplied ly ii-o propeller under the seat.
Although The conditions wcrc unfavorable
this afternoon. II being RAINY, the cNliibI-
Tor MAS p4iEoatly successful, raising To
100 feet :'Ar operators power Of raising
or ioUeriE" his position MS Shown Then
he vent III eastward 700 rods, turning
around taicc, and a i signal from the IN
ve:it,r, started l:-c., AGAINST slight breezo
blowing, and landing IN the exhibition
sToGl,ds amid applause. Af;sr showing
over the heads Of spectators
the ease with which the machine naVlsa-
ted IA any direction, the exhibition WAS
terminated hy a heavy thunder storm
Professor Eich:eIs CLAIMS appear to be
well based that is, the machine viii
kecI. moving III the air until the operator
wants to descend, iswholly independent
of ballast, and suffers 10 waste of gas.
Consequently, the r:achi!.a viii hoat for
All extended Journey, is capable "s reach
mo favorable ;,ir currents without loss Of
power. and e c.1n:n% 20 the ground
when desired. Two machines have been
ordered for exhibition purposes at Mag
-. f,.tsis--tda-. -..rr 2. t5,-,t,-
, 1878-07-06

TAg HIP HoJEEE EE-'i.ece Is Il" dodg-
ing he new law a.a!nS: carrying conceal
ia de~ily weapons. Il Is mandatory,
and Eut LEFT t. ;he discretion Of I Jury.
Whocvcr Is convicted of cariYin. esa-
ceaird weapons must suffer both fine and
iruarIsanmcnt. There IS no way Of pay
ius ont or lodging the penalty Money
VIII not suffice, but the rich rs well as
the j#.oc must endure tie Punishment.
After one years trial Of this measuse We
are satisfied 1t viii show good results.
There VIII be fever hTawls N which the
i,!s-o! or knife Is used, and AL rowdies or
rufians will have 70 g back T. the settle
meat OF difficulties by ron2h-anl-tnmbie
fs! and-skuH fights Chairs and cham
I,a.aae bottles VII Lc faycrite weapons II
h.:r-roGm wars, and hickory canes and
ax-handlcs il the open streets. We think
the blood record of Kentucky will be
much hahter during the next twelve
months than it has bcef; for years, ke"
reysoaS VIII he wiii!Hg to take the risk OF
being caugkr with concealed weapons,
and many disturbances that grow ont OF
passion and incompetence VIII be aVerted-
-FTcntftlt loemHR.
, 1878-07-06

RySsIA's STRETGTH.-T Colongc Ga-
e,tfe estimates the ARMY which Russia
can place in the field 1t once at 6O0,JJ1
men. This strength may be maintained,
bu, cannot be increased. The Russian
forces ROW in European Turkey and
Pounania amount to twelve and 4 hall
army corps, 81, 600 men. About lGO,-
Gol men must be employed for tlie oee4-
patton Of Asiatic Turkey 50 that only
seven and half army ccrps-lo. 900
m.en-rs.nain still diSpasable In the
case OF war with England the Russian
troops could not be Withdrawn FROM Tur-
key and Roumania The dispnsab!e seT-
en- and kalf army corps would then be
employed for occupying tha coasts OF the
B!acl1 Sea and the Baltic Poland and
81. Petersburg and Moscow, whore recent
events have shown the presence Of very
da2r.ruus elements. wou!d also re4nlrt
st-ong oarrisans. Russia could, there
fore. IA case Of var with England, man
tain her present position, bat wcuid have
no fcgces-not 10 speak OF an Indian
campatm-ioy taking precautionary meas
ures AGAINST Austria, at whose mercy she
would be if Austria resolved Oh waE--Ee
| measures.
, 1878-07-06

Nsw YUHR LipiES The woman Of
New Nori, Is Just aS queer aS those which
live and thrive IN other productive local.
ties. While the rre"ailins prig "f her
ac,I,ia;ntanre iS en,ie;v"rin. to convince
her that he = = genuine En.iishman by
turning his elbows akimbo and sprlnging
MS knees uhcn he rronenaaes, she rc-
plies 10 his cI-hrayors hy wearing three
fe..h,rs III Prince Of Wales style at one
side of her GainaborpuGh hat. She would
not wear her female relatives wide cor
sets and large shoes, however, for all the
world No indeed. Ii size had the am
nis foot and especially ample ankle OF
;Le Fn.Iish woman, she could not con
tinrc 10 shorten her skirts inch by inch,
Is she has been dCiE2 for the past three
months. to exhibit the embroidery upon
her stockings. No indeed. Low-quar-
tered shoes, or boots with ornamental
openings, are now as frequently seen up
on he street in the morning as Is pretty
f.cc. la Neys l"r!, very few ladies arc
sen shopping except IN the forenoon, the
resi- II th. day being devoted, at this
season, - riding or IL scclusinn- Those
who can ailur,: t. drive or ride are seen i'll
the P4rl, every su:my afternoon, and
these wLo really can not keep turnout
I.ana.s, to secure = carriage for Saturdays
They purchase = livery 10 snit themselves,
provided they do 10; already have one
y h;,a:. VS. let over after their wrecks OF
fortune. and this they deposit with a
sable man. They then arrange 10 secure
tie same driver, horses, and carriage for
their occasional outings in the Park, and
ais, for paying visits, This establish
nent appears to be exclusively their own
and to appear is IS good, if not better,
than to be, in the estimation OF some OF
our citizens. NJ lady IS willing 10 be
seen shopping or walking after ! o'clock;
consequently, the Park Is 4 beautiful
sicetacle from to ? IL, at this season
Of the year, Visiting is all finished and
tbere IS little else 10 interest the ldler at
nr.san; after luncheon -EA'eago Times.
, 1878-07-06
ssIr Washington letter.
WASHINGrux. june 20.h ISIS


EDuoR STATESMAN tsiy clock, P VI,
TODAY, the first regular session Of the i.5th
con gres, closes. II has not accomplished the
good expected of Il. and has been lavish
rather than sI'ariiig IN the seof the people 5
money; but 1t mas done nothing that rs
dangerous 10 the peace or diGdty or liberties
Cf the country. Al Of the appropriation
bills havcbeen made larger than they should
have been; various retoT:ns In the govern
Inent, promised Oh the stump and early in
the session, have not been brought about
the tari!l has not been simpliiied and Id
meaqs have been provided y when repe-
t'tlon q the theft ot tie presidency cSI bc
prevented.
Ca the other hand TIE credit Of the GOV
c-nucHj has not been disturbed; subsidies
have received no favor, aad an investigation
has b--u comu,rce,l that promises to pre-
vent more eiieetga.iy than law eoail dc, any
frtnce attempt t. deprive a. elected pres
dent q ms oil!ce.
Amoas mia2r matters, it Is sratiiy irg
tEaJ money MAS appropriated Tor the pay
mrl.t 81 th.iish,ry award. 70 have -'.rc;-,:
th;s w1,iid have been d.>l1Hess. Provision
was also made for The payment ot monay }
due .a. carrying mails ~ Jhs SuU,A pgIor -
the WAY. This Latter amount y not large.
ard the subject had ittic attention :,iyen ii
Unit! = bi..th, rsh.te representative from New
\ Nork made II the text tor wholesale ..5uSc
nl Unr >UE.h. After that 1t Ms the I:iI-
prr.--Iye duty Of congress to provide Tor the
pavm,Il Il ali such ci.la.s :; could lass the
ordinary examinations =. tie I,i gE.Meu.s.
! government has been nco:i!",i f0r tbs
district. aui tie general .oy gnmcat very
Justly assamcs hIi! the cHTsl.sss. Tins VII
N a tc,. years glve properly here real H.
st.1j .f i merely nominal value a. E"", and
%-.il IL ti:ar cause til city t.! N"sa:u ton -
j.. VIVA. a." raiilai Of . great sad paWer.1!
country shvuia b..
Fr,.: he resolution passed hy the haasa
Is Il vote % -; - i, l..,.- 20 congress Scp:.s,,
directly or Indirectly, cE,oPJ by ImPeac'-
men. interfere with the tIt.o Of 4 president
declared elected by prior congress. Proctor
ilno;t ;..,; ,'c:ieg;l Z. !. Batter d,ss.H'a.',
III! lsgrc Published IEcir reasons. Mr.
nnu,ts ;r-umcIt Is strong, eloquent ai.,t
earnest. i.,.j!"t's IS unJ - be compare. /
With i. and r-...ls Ike the production e. :;
man uno igi. believe what he say.
i'ucrc Quilt - ba anyn@ democrats a
pretty careful examination oI Tie rcc"r..s ii
then present Representatives. aid these who
have been ial,liul should be returned ia
take part N the very important proceedings
OF juc next congress. Those Who nave hot
aatc,. ..Itl t.ci' party "a Tie 41th congress
81. i-aIt, measures, 4anu!i not be trusted II
;h. f,,;h. No man >!.auld i.e sent here wLo
,.!.l not vote Il The earliest rT.-stlc2Hi2
, 1878-07-06

.,'.-- An * i.,y.y@ Vu"Er.!-E. --iA-
~ of .!.iag together pleasantly - greatly
..,.,,...t hy th,. haiitG;l exchange e: Inc
!I.tlc cour,esies Of lie, they arc never TN
i,,,.,..,,t and aiuavs -r:ltrtIi {" die feelings
Ii every household. Shall fathers ahi S.hs
h.. less c..rgta. ui the feelings oi one a""';1r
Khan those VI :. stranger: N::""i'' '!.e!t &c
I.,> effort 1t .scatlenrss Il department anu
..,.,frt..~+- of expression between them iiJh Is
.ytcaa,,! 10 outsiders: Shame pD'na ldfrA'
who NH treat h:s child with abusive words
/ Who can tel the anguish Ia, Ills enid =
I.,..rf ,,h,.n he sees and every hu',r Is EE;,:t
/ ia fel III. cruel rud miniature! c'i:'.i.y
/ I,r,....d aaairst II. Il can b,2r lie rae
rrsgl. u 4 craal world, caa Il;eg :.it..i'''i
I,f... wi,h l bold front. Uhn meet aiid mai
Iul!v GrLI aga:-ls- enemies uUt u! the E''!st-
hold. Ess a parents un!ec!lng 2cu"nS To-
wards child NH cause Its yO2!.S heart 10
! bI..-! with anguish. heart That cou!i si''iAi
~. .,ni c,Ia!!rrec all Others L. cauSe II 70
/ s;uE. i person pos, sS,ng heart Hh''sr
s,,.., = burden can trIly raise his eyes 10
/ h.t.en an s.v. Myt'od, how .on5 ne
I I,......: h..r,,s,n uareut and child oacc made
/ o.f,,.,. s-,., ~ t. make II wider and W!t'tr ;
false lrlLC- Hii>-JsAtH le'i.'is7'' ''~ 49,
l,r.,r..ess the heart can feel, even to"ari'
,aos. II loves, al vii AID the work "i
rrpaltv; the distance increases iay by day
mn. i.s.Iia. it impossible TO return, Ike The
WRECKED mariner. they give up IL despair
and :, down - Iloirr ever their i@te' care,
- whether they Eve or die. J our c4l-i
,.,,y haze made mistakes il life. Who has
not: Parent. ycu were young on-e, an.'
n,rchanee, ycU also made yonF mistake,
! 'fisoge Of the LAWS Of nature broken, wAer
+Lry Il o... household speak iiioi each other
hearts hat struggle together through 'ie
sr,r;n, oi hic. tlat should cling t. each
..t6er for strength when its buictIngS ms
almost overwhelmed them, hc-Tta taAi
.b.gld see l glsa,n Of brightness through
In, Maciast cloud reflected from a parent :
inye, have been cruelty turned against each
ath.r hy lew idle words. What aEIm5
viii NOT protect its young against al r2a'
sssorlfs from others not OF tAeir KIND t.t
Iovest Il the brute creation VIII do thiS' Il
! ,he law Ui nature, II Is The law oi Got
he rntrtored savage VIII risk his he !.
We that ot his clild.
, 1878-07-06

DIsHoyESr PAET-zlS- citizens o!
New orleans used 10 say that 1t required
rh-,s men 10 start a newspaper IN thai cry
one 70 die Of yellow fever. another 70 be
.ifl@l in a duel. and third 10 wind up us
st..irs. There have been sunGEy instances
lsteIv III ditfer-atp parts Of the,oantry OF com
,@,r:ial firms. consisting OF thrse members
n,s one oi whom has >peculated iliesl,inlate!y
and and the second appropriated the funds OF h;s
,,,r,ns-s TO such al extent that the sole
tane.t member haS been obliged 10 put the
bouse INTO bankruptcy. Sc mueh of thlS
-art of thing has been done ii our cities and
-nwns that three members wouI seen nee
ces,ary 70 4 firm. IN order that two may
rob the third. This Is dtspropor1ion UL
r,Scalitv. we feel assured. Despite many
Int instances 10 the contrary, we are Will
;og - believe that Two out OF three men are
bSo,.,t. and can be shown to be SO IN ordi-
na-y times. The old requirement ct journal
;.n in New Orleans, melancholy as It may
seem. is vastly preferable TO the present al'-
,,arert requirement OF trade.
, 1878-07-06

AN UYrarTrNkTE WoNaS.-ANcw York
doctor has daughter who Is now ~ Years
Old a perfectly formed woman with the ez-
ccprion Of her heal. which IS that oi Z rIG 5.
Her mothe- died III giving her bIth. She
speaks a dozen languages perfectly. She Is
thoroughly educated Eeing deba-ret from
all human association by he- misfortune she
has sought and found partial alley:2tion III
tA= cultivation Of at in al is forms. She
las one Of the pa.est, highest and truest
souls She Is very religious naturally 50.
She goes out in a closed carriage and with
he. head closely mu:iief, and size speaks
without any trouble. Lu5 owing to tie peeu,
lar formation OF her throat, mouth and
nasal organ. the sound Of her voice resenb.e
very clasely the squealiag Of a pig.