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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-12-10

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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-12-10
LAND SALES.

| A DMINISTRATORS' SALE OF PER-
"A SONAL PROPERTY.-The undersigned,
| Administrator of the estates of Alexander n !:
| McClintic, decd, and ALICE McClintic, decd
Will proceed to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the late residence of said
| Alex. II. McClintic, in Bath county, Va. on
Tuesday, the l7th day of December 1873.
all the Personal property of both of said estates
consisting of head of Horses, Mules and Colts
81 head two year old Cattle, % yearling Cattle
several Cows and Calves, yoke of Oxen, Ora,
ded Durham Bull, 70 or so head Sheep. 4e Fat
Four-horse Wagon, TwO-horse Wagon, l Ox-
wagon, Jersey Wagon, / Champion Mower
Buggy Hay Rake. l Wheat Drill, Plows, Har-
rows and other Farming Implements; sets
Harness. about 1910 bushels Corn, zoo bushels
of Wheat, 100 bushels Oats, lot Orchard Grass
Seed, about IS tons Hay, lot Fodder, Wheat and
Dat Straw, and a large lot of Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash for sums under Ten
Dollars and on all sums above Ten Dollars
credit of six months will be given. Purchasers
70 execute bonds with good personal security
The two year old CATTLE will be sold for cash.
JOHN P. MCDANNALD, Admir- of
no19-tds A. III. and Alice McCiintic decd.
DIOR SALE.-One of the finest residences in
IL the City of StauntOn, elegant location con-
tanning all modern improvements, Terms ar.
communicating. For further particulars as fh
terms, &c. Apply to The undersigned. ~
HUDSON a. PATRICK,
..,o. Attorneys,
jury z'-u Vir. copy Staunton, Va.
tfoR SALE.-A snug BUSINESS STAND.
~ on the best portion of Main Street. Ons
OF the best Investments in the city For terfns,
&C., apply TO HUDSON & PATRICK,
Attorneys,
novo V.&V. Staunton, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-12-10

Quiet has been restored in Rreahitt
county. KY, Notwithstanding desperate
efforts of the friends of Jasan Little, the
ia iI Of Madison county, where he w sas
ordered for safe keeping. All who en-
gagged in the late riots are to be indicted
Immediately, and the Governor has or,
dered q military company to be ready
to march to aid the court if necessary.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-12-10

Hangers Devisees, &C., VS.. Hangers
IL Infants. &c.-In pursuance of decree of
the circuit court of Augusta county, entered in
tnls cause, December Bird, 1875 shall proceed.
at my office, in Staunton, on
Thursday, the 2nd day Of January, 1879.
to take, state and settle such further account of
the dealings of Marshall Hanger, administra-
tor C. t. a. d. b. n. of Peter Hanger, decd, may
be Necessary. &c.
decl0-4t JOS A. WADDELI. Conn.,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

co,.o, ,,... ,,.a,... ,o,> GALVESTON Jan 10. 1873
Ss,nsfy. s4e Net ,scsD.s sois bales 2o5o
1000. Stock. ~. 47s. -''SN '"'''
Cotton easy; uddng lose low middling, i6c good
ordinary, yAc Net recsp,s 1852 bates; gross zoos
Sales 5000 stock. a34,929.
CottonBetter grades steady; lower grades weak: mid
ding io'sc low middi,ng loc GOOD ordinary. Ole Net
loo Stock. 63,2so
good oSdsa receipt. +" ISIS Gs b %ssns os
10 the Continent 3is5; coastwise 1871 Sales so;
last evening, sOo. Stock, 1887.
CHARLESTON, Jan 10. 1873
ornssy ioe Net rsssp sasS Ssc. sHs s
ports to france. i,70S. sales. i.O06 Stock II SaS
WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan 10 1873
g g Tor ''''" zip ana y IS Tor virgin lar ar"
Flour steady and uuchan sales bbs Wheat IN.
changed Corn steady ana unchangcd Barley quiet and
shipped BY rail. I,ooU bbIs. '''''
Flour in light demand 25c. per Loi lower tor city
E rS, M.e w1ss sales $50 6S Mhe" u"ss.e
81 20 81 so Corn dull heavy sales OF eight cars
old 'f Sse ' 6s s.s su sst;
I,,snwnss firm sales 20 Dsls ~ 81 % for city
's'f;s s@ss.lSss E so sA sh. s
do ao bushels .Y eIra iso 49, oats 800 os5sy
$500 bbls wheat 1000 bushels corn, 1900 do oats
"''"' u"' oaf'ey, o.VV 10. ryo. 4.ooo no.
Wheat steady; No. white Michigan III rs: extra do.
u 2s amber Michigan. spot 81 "A; February 81 24a;
M"rcn 81 2o<; No red winter spot ~ 2D February.
Michigan 81 "a: No. Dayton and Michigan red 81 80
Germ steady high mixed spot 41c sc No. =, spot,
4SSac new, 42he new May, SIC rejected, AZ. new.
3i9sc. Oats dull, nominal Coversced-Choice - Is;
prime; ~ ., Hogs, - 90 keceipts-iuo bbs Hour,
n "s1s; s' 3. 90 sS 800 90
49, CIsciSNAri Jan 10, 1878.
81 49, Corn dull, lower to sell NJ ;ssc 39c
haily unchanged. kyo dull at JSc 6Oe. Bailey dull and
Lard quiet sseam nominsy s. 45 sete S 81
H$s ,nk meats In TAR demsna but lower; shoulders So
short ribs ~ W 80 10 the latter Tor fully cured shors
clear. 50 TN Boxed meats IN fair demand: shoulders,
44c short rib. 5,sc short clear. &C. long and short
des 5sc clear rib, ST So sides 7c Green meats
hams ~ lbs average. che. Is lbs do 6Isc: IL lbs do
&C. Whishey quiet mt sssdy At 81 ~ Butter dull and
Central Ohio. I5c. Isc. Sugar steady unchanged
Hogs steady with fair demand common IS % So So
light ~ 30 ~ o packing. - % - 20; butchers
81 20 "a 20. receipts. 3,J45; shipments. 10
CHICAGO. Jan. 49, 1873
Flour quiet and weak. Wheat fairly active ana u shade
higher: No Chicago spiing 81 O37s 81 Oih, cash;
March; Nc. do 81 rejected, SIZE: sac. fairly
active and shade higher. 40 44ic cash and Janu.
ary 4oc. February; rss March; rejected, ;ojsc Oats
2ie March. Rye steady. m3ic Barley nrner at 52c y
53c Pork active aud lower $40 10 cash $40
ss & 81, o2 Mr'1h h.,d an sasssassd
March. Buk meats easier shoulders Sc short rib 5c.;
sho clear. 51tc whiskey 81 %. dressed hogs
:. 80 a - 80. Receipts Flour. 1900 bots; wheat,
$1,000 bushels: ccrn. ts.puD do. oats U10Ddo. ne
300 do barley. 300 40 shipuen,.--slour. 900
lo,UU do; rye 100 do. barley, ~, 900 do
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FUNERAL OF JACQUES VICTIM,

Contrary to the arrangement that the funeral Of
Mrs. Surman, who was murdered by her paranour,
Johnson or jacques In the Orchard street tenement
house, would take place at two o'clock the alter
noon OF yesterday. the remains were taken away ut
nine O'Clock IN the morning, from No. 2i3 Bowory to
AVOID very likely the presence Of any curious crowd
The body enclosed 10 u handsome rosewood casket
and tho hcarso was followed by two carriages the 1rst
containing MRS. Waldo and the dead woman's son.
James Edward surman, ana the other carriage empty.
Tho remains were buried In the Lutheran Cemetery.
In Williamsburg, and no religious what.
ever accompanied either the funeral or Iniormcnl
Mrs Waldo, OF No. 2i3 Bowery, who appeared 10 DO
irond OF tho murdered woman, SAID that sne became
she was very pleasant candid ana entertaining
woman; that she knew nothing oi her liaison wnn
Johnson, aud always appeared to hcr exceptionally
discreet ana sensible woman. She tArg. Wuldo went
the cemetery with the remains, aud some man
whose she did not either recoIlect or ala not
caro- 10 mention, sud apraycr above The grave Inc
unhappy woman tho earth was being shoyeiled
down The collin.
roe story about the robbery OF Johnson's diamonds
snot yet entirely exhausted, ani IL Is said that cvi-
donce Is IN existence and will loon be forthcoming
that tho detectives who undertook to recover his
property bed the man freely, To the utter exhaustion
all the meaDs IN his possession, aud this clrcum.
stance led to his frghtful cnd.
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME T--CHAnBkRs- Held by judge Bar.
rctt.ihlrd Monday notion calendar will DO called at
twcivc O'Clock.
SUPREME CornT-GENERAL 1KHM-licld by Judges
DAVIS, Brady ana lbgas 2l6. 2ig 22l 2g3 49,
ZIG, 2la ITO, 1885, Iv7, 23O, 23l, ILL., 49, 23i ~ "a
23o. Ill, ll3, li6
SUPREME Couar-srgcIAL TEHx-IIed by judge
Lawrence. -Dcmurrcrs-NOs 1, ., Z, 3, q Law aud
iact-Nos 70, 1903 1856, 46 81, &C. Vs -, 5I 226 AZ,
1873.
SUPREME CouEr-CRcuir-par Held by Judge
Dononue Nos. 3S5la l4l, 1913, 1921 1878, loo 1872
ll0T. 1901, 1910. 49, % 06l, $685. s02 1906 1879
l2ao 1873, 96s 26yi 2'0t 1919. 1875 1888 2,7g 1885,
l54', l3ty lv2 1879, 1850. 1881 1882 1890 1884, 1897,
1898. 49, 1000 u.s. l70S5s Part 2-iicId By Jnugo
Van Worst --Casc ONO. 12Ol. No day Calendar
Part 3--hcid by Judge Van Brum. Nos i652 80 66o
lnda SsI 1ll5 AGO. l4lg. 245o 1906. 1870 va. 5ga
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. Ian 10. 1873.
Sugar and active from shippers. witch rlctcd
by scarcity VI suitable heavy
lug the greater of the week and scusby retarded
crop aud essened the excess expected The majority
the plantations have suspended work
nihc nti prices entirely nomnai stock t warehouse
Havana and Matapsas $1,000 boxes, rs zoo bags and
l2UuU bids receipts the week. 2O boxes $50 bags nnd
SO hhds. exports during tho week 900 boxes ~ 800
4. 7N hlids including GtUD buxes All tho bags
al the hogshc"ds Tor The uniea 80
S3l cwt. Butter TO0 ass quintal suDe
American. Flour $40 s36 per Dol American
Jcrkcn beef - 33is. gold ArroDe Hams ss5 al
duntal Tor Amelcan Ausar-curcd. Lard.
or common and ss tor line per quinta do in tins $50
common ind xl2 tor hue. Potatoes, s. 1.lloy
s2S go per quintai. Wax $i7 81. so por arrobo.
Unions nominal. Goa oil % 10 reals per gallon Empty
hogsheads nominal White navy beans ~ - reaiS per
srrobe Corn ~ reais pei arrooe Hoops du at 500
90 per thousand Freghts-N othipg done In
creesing: ratios weak fobacco-I.tlo done on account
OF the rainy weather. "a tacs oil Vuea Abaio hics 1877
CROP, sold 90 $40 Rod. iOr New York shocks
nominni lltiic demand Exchanges weak the United
states 90 days. currency premium short sight.
ao1s premium. On London IL Is Pre- nium. On Paris
. 4premium.
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2oe lioe sSs ll2 1854, 500, ses, a4sx. 1874 1874.
SUPERIOR couEr-GxsrRAL rrRx--AdJourasd fos
the term.
SUPERIOR couEr-spxcIAL TxRm-Held BY Judge
sper-lssues OF iact-Nos. IL. b5. "a, 81. Is
SUPERIOR CouRr-fRIAL lrRx-Part Held by
judge saniord.-Nos 2i7. 49, 493 lis. 49, 1884, SOL.
$40, 2soh yl9. 6!s. AZ, Sll 1855, 500, 6s7 Parts
COMMON PLEAs-GEsERAL IxEM-Adjourned for the
term.
COMMON PLEAs-cHAxBxxs-Held by Judge j. r.
COMMON PIEAs-ikIAL TkRM-Part l-deld by Judge
1885, s2s $50, 72o. 543, 800, 500, iI76 Par. a-wsli
not be held this term.
MARINE Cousr-rRAL TKRM-Part Held BY
1880, 2es6, 1857. $685. 5000, 2255 227s. 747 26s5.
1927, 1901 2!7o 2.7s, $50. 2s77 1912. 3ooo z1lo,
1896 3227 se2s. s2so; $3.50, 32sl 1892, $685. 1894.
3237 323s, $685. 324o, 3@4i, 3242 3l43, 32ii 3-i5.
a pa Oy aS Ss*f asG %'' ssa aas
324s 3249, 1888. $780, 1851. 1882, 326s 1864. parI
3-Held by Judge Snea.-Nos. 629, $3.50, 2G96. 1861,
Ss5q 3ssl 1920, 3sl7, 1870, $780, 1888. 4ol6. 1901.
COURT OF GENERAL sKssIoxs--Part Held by Judge
Sutherland the People vs.. Michael Deutch, felonious
assault battery; Same Farrell Reilly burglary;
Same Thomas Moran ana John McCue, burglary :
v S William
larry; Same Peter Dortn and William Johnson,
burglary; Same Va. John Wilson and John Mckenua.
burglary; Same vs.. Nellie Dooloy, grand larceny;
same VS.. Thomas Brady. grand larceny Same VS..
John Mayiand, grand larceny; same M vs., ud Mor,,a
false pretences; Same vs.. Lassu Shuman aud Isaac
Edcstcin false pretepces: same VS. Thomas MccaniIl.
larceny from the person; Same vs.. Martin Smith,
petit larceny; same vs. john y. waite ASSAULT
aud battery; same W.. Charles Van kiper, assault
and battery; same VS.. Thomas Tracy, as
saut and battery; Same vs. William kolng.
burglars tools same W. Thomas X Lewis forgery.
Par 2-held by Judge characteristics People VS..
Charles Davenport. felonious assault anu battery;
same vs. John Condor, ielonious assault ana battery;
Same w. Michael Doudcl, burglary; Same vs. John
Doyle, burglary; Same VS.. John sullivan, burglary
Same VI. Michael Mcmahon. grand larceny; Same vs..
Robert Hiil grand larceuy; Same VI. Joseph keiss.
grind larceny; Same VS.. Thomas Rafferty, grand lar.
ceny; Same vs. Joseph Wilson, grand larceny; Same
Maggie Hadley, larceny IRON the person; Same vs.
Thomas smith, larceny IRON the person; Same vs.
Adolph Rosenstein. false pretences; Same W.. John
Murphy, petit larceny
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Review Of the Week-The Stock Mar
ket Inactive and Steady.
THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS.
The Course Of Investment &curilies-Goycrn.
ment, State and Railroad Bonds.
WALL STREET, !
SUNDAY. Ian. DO 1878 (

The week Just passed was barren OF important in
oidenrs and the market remained dull and drowsy. as
though under the influence OF an opiate This was
greatly quo the retirement, temporarily. OF the
chief operators who, discovering nothing tho
istng situation invite their attention prudcntly
abstained from beating the air OF an unpromising
speculation. 1t came pass therefore, that mar.
ket Lett to the Jeromy bidders OF board
room aud to the acrobais OF Exchange court with
their twopenny. penny terms. II is to be con-
fessed stock matters rather perpsxlng and
offered no better induccment than a snap shot
at market which was, in small way,
slrong and feeble by turns. The bull argu-
mont still harped upon the magnitude OF
tie crop, the success of the coal combination
and the cheaper rates for money the boar argument
mad reference to the probability OF peace In Europe,
the reports OF rate cutting among tho railways and
the utter absence OF outside buyers Curousy, there
was q good deal OF weight In the reasoning OF both
SIDES and until the verdict of public opinlon is
dered through the development OF further facts tho
one argument seems be good us the other. II
staten ents are TO believed the receipts Of cereals
at railroad centres are exceptionally large and the
earnings OF the great lines unsurpassed In magnitude,
vet charges are made that these latter are cutting
rates Ia stop positively Inconsistent with pressure
OF busness) and shufltrg excuses are made by rep
ressntlves Of the roads, which rather increase than
relieve the doubt. Tho coal combination had
little effect one way or tho Other except
10 stop speculation. There Is slim belief
that it will last out its baDyhood exposed as II Is to
the malades which besct an unpopular monopoly.
The armslice much more serious, and II It
should chance to be the forcrunner OF q permanent
peace may materially interfere with tho bright pros.
poets which we have formed of favorable foreign
market for our breadstuffs While bull aud boar wero
pretty equally matched in the early days Of tho week
the latter got the better Of speculation toward the
close, for prices way TO a moderate extent all
around, and lowest ngdrcs as general thing, were
made in final dealings.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE WEEK.
The following we're the opening, highest and lowest
prices regular way, OF the principal stocks during the
past week, together with the number OF shares dealt
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RUSSIA'S FUTURE.
TRANsFER OF THE RUSSIAN NAVY TO THE
BLACK SEA.

TRANsFER OF THE RUSSIAN NAVY TO THE
From the London Morning Advertser.l
We understand, the best authority that the ques-
tiou IL under discussion at 81. Petersburg OF trans.
ierriug the naval power OF Russia from the Northern
TO Ncslaie Sebastopol other port IN the
south. For some years past the authorities have
fully recognized the difficulty Of maintaining an EN-
Client ronclad feet al CronstadL which, for mon hs
out OF the twelve, Is surrounded by ice. and they
have only waited Tor the ripening OF the Eastern
question TO give the project serious consideration
The time Is now felt 10 have come when the opening
OF the Dardanclcs TO The squadrons Of Russia may
looked upon as certainly aud two 10 uts will ia cou
sequence be brought under immediate dis
cussiop-the first TO tho selection OF the
harDor in tue Black sea, aud the second to OK
tent that Cronstadt sna DO dinauiied OF Its present
exclusive naval power. stroug feeling exists IN
favor OF restoring Sebastopol 10 It's former colossal
cumbcr the harDor the Liability OF the port 70 bs
severed IRON the mainland many members OF the ST
Petersburg admir- ally regard the project dsiavor
Az the same time the inronvenonces OF Nlcolaen arc
luy rccogniZed, ana both ODESSA and Kcrich are 50
lar docky yards are concerned, considered TO be a.
together out OF tho question. Al inn rcsSion pre-
walls that SeDastopo VIII he the port selec as the
headquarters oil tho naval power IN tue south that
point viii DO chosen ncar the mouth oil the
Danube 10 answer the same purpose that kcrch does
To the River Dom aud that strong naval station will
be established at Baou, The acquisition OF winch Is
regarded IN Official quarters as being Dey ond doubt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21

From the New Bloomfield PA Tiines, Jan. ISL
We suggest that the mails Tor local points be carried
by canal boat horseback a more speedy way
to have them reach their destination. Under the
present arrangements only tho largo cities are bene.
n,cd, while The smaller towrs at intermediate points
get their mails when 1t suits tho vcnicncc Of the
oMci.s Most VI the time Tor the pest lew weeks
New York papers have BE-: IN received here the third
day alter publication Ii mis- lis asl mail" schedule
glvo us u slow mail again ioI change.
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Total Tor the week. %. 6i2, 906


THE MONEY
The week just passed wtho Ut any circumstances
leading hnanciers doubt that bottcr and sou
era vi business has bceu inaugurated. Indeed there
Is very general feeling that the worst Is now past
that The msiortunes OF the end of last year and
firms and Institutions that remain. IL Is well known
that very strict Investigation OF tho various nstitu-
under the surveillance Of the State has lust been
made and tho conservative methods that have been
employed by tho examiners are OF u most reasguring
nature The better footing upon which business is
statement for the week. In IL ind large decrease
loans, which is attributable TO tho Increased cir
cumspecon of the banks caused by the recent fail.
There was large increase in the total reserve
made up gain OF 81 800 tho legal tender noto
average and 800 in the specie average The IN.
increase in deposit liabilities; II is, however, tho
largo sum Of 49, OBS which raises tho surplus re.
servo TO $l4l73, s25 The following IS u comparison
of the averages OF the New York banks Tor the last
Jan. IL Jan I9. Difference
Loans 1898 g36 800 1886 9sl 2U0 Dec 81 955 100
Spec,e 49,. 27,093, 200 - All, 500 Inc. 1854. 300
LeguI tend's. "a sOt 900 81. 800 Inc. 355 800
CIRCULATION. ~, S6l 600 1854, 500 Dec. 1850
The following shows the relations between the total
reserve and tho total iabties:-
Specie . 81, 003, 200 s2S Az, 800 Inc 81 3s4 300
Legal tenders s4,so4 900 37.s9,3oO Inc. 1850 800
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crop OF THE PILE"

From the Johnstown pal Tribune, Dec. I'll
There moro enicrprsing paper In the world
than the NEW YoaK HERALD and in the matter OF it's
foreign news It sands without rival Tho iarm de.
partment political and home news produce market,
sporting department. &c, cannot DO excolcd, and In
tho way OF enterprise generally tho HERALD stands At
the very top OF tho pile.
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We have the American weather forecasts, generously
supplied us by the New YORK HERALD, our own Eng
lish ones from the meteorological Department. ana as
the tug Will have nothing 10 do but attend charge,
and not start ON he homeward voyage until the
prospect as regards tho weather Is favorable think
may repose asonable confidence in their speedy
arrival in the Thames.n
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovipEScE. H. L. Jan. 10, 1873
The printing cloths marxct continued dull during tbs
with prices weaker tho closing quotations being
She asked Tor standard aud extra. 6fXo4 and 3nc
10x0O sales rcported during tho week - 700 pic.es
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JANUARY q, 1873
GovERNxESr BONDS

Government bonds have been fair demand by In
ves'ors, and are steady, but owing TO the decline In
goid did not advance. Mr.. Secretary Sherman has
gwen notice to the Syndicate closing the contract aud
has issued circular Offering the four per
to the public at par In London American govern
ments continue to advance It is believed there that
there Will be no reputation OF the gold aymcnt.
The following table shows tho prices in London tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21

Tho events OF the week In the Gold Room were
great importance, as gold declined TO 10l its lowest
price April go 1862. This decline was tho resuI.
OF very general belief that tho Bland Silver bill Will
not pass its present form and OF the shipment of
gold TO New York rom abroad. The fluctuations for
tho week were as foIlows-
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MARRIED..

MosHER-LEKDs.-A ST. Johns Church, Stamford,
Conn, on January 8. by the Rev. William raliock.
MORTIMER MosHER Of Rye, n. T., 10 EMMA T.,
No cards
sMIrH-LoRD AT the First Prcsby tcrian Church Of
New York on Wednesday, the 10Th INST, by the Rev.
W. W. Lord, D. d., EDWIN EVERETT SMITH, NJ. d.. OF
Morristown, N. j., and FRANCES JASETrE LORD,
daughter OF Scott Lord, of this city
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iresve SOL s97 200 500 66 500 Inc. So 1863 Coz
Res've req'cd
ag'tdcpsits 5o.9l05oO 6I,493,o75
Excess Of re-

EXCESS OF re-
above
legal req'nts s1o.9so7oo s14,173 725 Inc So OPS
Money ON call was easy the ruling rates being 8
per cent, with exceptions at 4 and pcr cent Primo
commercial paper in fair demand at nor cent.
Foreign exchange dull weaker during tho early
part OF the week, but asking rates were advanced
toward the close TO s4s and SO. Tho latest quota
tons tor foreign exchange wcrc:-
Sirty Days Three DAYS.
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STATE AND RAILROAD nosps.

STATE AND RAILROAD RoSDs
State aud railroad bonds have fair demand
at generally higher agores Tho following were tho
bids for The various State securities:--
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-01-12
News from Suburban Towns.

The adjacent towns are dull since
the holidays and the effort of the re-
porter to CLEAN anything worth print
ing from people coming from either
of them is not attended with very
encouraging degree of success. The
searching interrog.tories of the in
terviewer, however, brings to light
now and then something worthy of
record.
Here is Sutro item: Isaac Cohen
OF Dayton was recently employed to
take some goods and furniture from
that town to Sutro. A few days later
he went into he premises of the Su-
tronian and asked for one dollar for
the hauling, and the reply was /:
"Didn't l treat you? I'll write you
a note for that dollar on ice and
throw it into the stove"
Here is Dayton item: A few
days ago citizen of that quiet burg,
in fit Of passion, said he had no.
ton to dash his brains out against a
convenient post. John Powell, Jr.,
said that was impossible. "Why is
it ~ asked the excited individual.
because you have no brains," said
Mr.. Powell.
Here is Gold Hill item, as related
by person who came through the
town: Being hungry he entered a
place where the sign read, "French
Restaurant" He found a German
woman in charge of the house, was
served by buxom Irish lass, and
saw Chinese cook manipulating the
hash in the kitchen.