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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-30
The Stock Market Less Ac-
tive. but Stronger.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 3-S.
Government Bonds Steady, States Dull and
Railroads Strong.
HONEY ON CALL EASY TsA s PER CENT
WALL STREET,

MONDAY. April Z9-o r. NJ
The stock market to-day opened strong and en-
tirely reinvigorated alter It's late weakness me
strong tone which was developed the close Sat
urday afternoon than preserved at the open
Ing Of the market. and Immediate rise cnsued The
movement referred to this column to divide up the
purpIus stock OF the Western Union took form to-day
In the shape OF circular addressed TO The Executive
Committee OF that company asking them to consider
the question whether IL would not be advisable 10
distribute the surplus stock among the shareholders
The origin OF the memorial couued in mystery and
IL by many considered 10 be merely Stock
Iobbing transaction. Whether IT be or not there 10
no good why part OF the surplus, u really
exists should not be divided up. The stock was very
strong tho Board to-day opening al 81 and advance
ing TO SIX. with = subsequent slight decline. There
have been several largo purchases OF late Of this stock
~ investors who believe in the impossIbity Of any
future rivalry The inventions Of the last year point
10 a system by which tccgraphy can DO much more
cheapIy used than ever before, and us tho company
possesses genius who spends his moments Of leisure
in invepting such oaublcs the phonos raph II is
not likely tnat any Can takc thor water The re-
maiuder OF tho market was very strong and buoyant
particularly the Lake Shore ana ST. Paul stocks.
prominen Mt operator who is remarkable Tor shifting
his opinions position in the market almost caiy
was credited with attempting send the market down
for ST. Paul In order 10 buy In order TO do SO he
sold one thousand shares and giving order at tho
Same limo buy found that his long stock all cost him
more than his short The friends OF the Nortbwest
road stil continue sing praises and talk Of It's
excellent "physical condition and financial value"
The shipments Chicago and Milwaukee OF grain are
very large and the receipts almost great.
OPENING QUOTATIONS..
Tho opening quotations OF stocks at the Board to-
day wore as New York Central, 1O0k; Erie,
l2S; Lake Shore, 621s; Wabash 10; Northwest, 52K;
do preferred. 72 Rock Island, 1861; Milwaukee and
ST. Paul. ASK DO. preferred, 1917; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western. 52I; New Jersey Central, 10;
Delaware ana Hudson Canal, 52A; Morris and Essex,
7sA; Michigan Central, 6Sx Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, 1o4; Chicago and Alton 70; Hannibal and St
Joseph preferred, 26M; Ohio and Mississippi, sT;
Western Union. 81; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph,
70; Pacific Mail, COX
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WESTERN UNION SURPLUS.

memorial OF the tockholders OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company to the Executive Com
mittee was In circulation yesterday Tor signatures II
reads as follows:-
That the surplus Of said company appe by the
annual report uncudng ~ 2S 300 OF the stock the
company amounts to OF $I6O0ouOO ity
per cent the outstanding stock And further
the whole of this large arisen m
earnings If tho under the implied
the proper time. la form, this surplus should
capitalized and divided rataby among the stockholders
The Undersigned believe inasmuch ss the control
OF the Atlaulic and Pacific Telegraph Compan
the only rival I" the Western Union, Is now owned
by wping all competition thereby both
cesng the earnings and decreasing the Of
the company that the time had arrived when would b,
large surplus. represented BY its stock held
treasury We eeve the present condition
future prospects OF the fully justify this division.
earnestly thai this memorial may
receive early and favorable consideration ut hands
Dr. Green, vice president OF the company, said no
had heard nothing about the memorial, and did not
think II genuine Mr.. Stager, another prest-
dent thought that the memorial emanated from the
brokora
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THE ASSAY OFFICE.

Three monstrous silver bricks from Now Mexico
were received the Assay Ofncc yesterday. by Mr..
Graham. The weight Of tho bricks II. 900 ounces
the largest Weighing 293 pounds and beng valued Al
81 $685. Besides this i've OF ore, worth 5000 600
arrived from Nevada and 5000 900 n silver dol,ari
from tho Mint at Philadelphia.
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-nuded in tn. above 100 bales to arrive. Delivered
go bales future delivery the sales
follows: Saturday afer one May. 100 bales At
l094c-, 100 To- 93c 6Ou ut iO.02c. 100 1921;
june TOO I102c. TOO Hole. TOD NJ lie. 1000
10 9sc, 800 At lo99c july 40 IL 0sc. 400 AZ
lIO7; August, 800 ~ lille, 100 at Il.U9c. Total
5000 bales. To-day up TO two r n .-April 100 q.
= n ist At loose; $50 at loeie. 100 = n I'd
400 iic.o2c.. 40 1t llolc. 800 at lie:
july loo at IL O9c. LOO Lose 300 ut Lobe, 300 at
II Oc August 400 NJ IL he September 600 at TO- Sic
October. 100 1t I082c. Total $500 bales. Grant total.
10 400 bales The receipts the foliows.
e25 bales; New Orleans 2i22 Mobile, 500;
Savannah. 1853; Charleston l21; Wilmington. i75; Nor
folk 423 New York .oa3 Boston Sol Philadelphia. 81.
Total 1474 bales This day last week. $3.50 Dales This
day last year. AIS Total since sepemser 4o55o $50
bales Cotton reigts closed foliows:-To Havre. BY
steam 80 compsssssd by sail c To hamburg BY steam.
No, compressed To Bremen. by steam, ll-i6c, com
pressed by sail, Nc. To Liverpool Nd. by steam; bv sail,
1884,. compressed
Flour AND 20 995 bbls VIII eat,
800 oushels meal 200 bbis and $50 sacks
Al $50 bushels; oats, - 800 do $50 DO: barley
10000 do. barley malt y 400 do Flour was steady.
with fair demand. The saes. including State, Western
and Southern were about 1900 bbls. within tho
range Rye -four ruled EASY, with Of
Dbla Corn meal quiet with sales Of 800 bbls
Rye steady but quiet Barley and barley malt
Anil W.. nunlss
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PRINTING CLOTHS.
PROVIDENCE X l.. April %. 1874
The printing cloths market is s.rong At 3,s a3L
EUROPEAN Markets.
COMMERCIALLY.

LIvERPooL. April 20 IS p. NJ.
CottonThc sales OF tho day included bales Amer-
Futures barely stoady up.nds low nitdling clause
April and May delivery, 13-l6d upsnds low middling
aus- July and August delivery, 22d uplands. Low
midding clause Octob and November deli, 81 BID
upIsncs, low middling clause. shipped March, SAIL
o 10 Sd; npands. low mddlng clause. new crop.
skipped November and December. sail, l516d.
Bresdstus-Corn, 26s 3D. 26s ID. quarter for
LONDON. April 20 IS no r. NJ
Produce-ae6ned petroleum. g1sd per gallon. spirits
Of turpentine. AS. Cd. 23s psr cwt.
Calcutta Iinseed. Dos u Sos I'd. per quarter.
Linseed oil. E26 ID EFT per sou.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE RxpoRE
LIVERPOOL. April 20, 1873.
Pork-Eas,ern dull 5ss Western du at 4ss Bacon :
Cumberland aai NJ u.s., snort rio dull 2s long
dull 2j 3D., shoit clear dull 27s 3D. Hams
Long dull 3Ta shoulders dull al Bscf-India
dull sYs dull lU5s, prime
At sos. Lard.Prn Western duh at 36s sd Ta,iow :
Prime city dull 39s Turpentine Spirits dull 23s 3D.
Kcsin Common dull At IS hnc dull az los Cheese
Extra state steady 29S wheat-No spring armer at
1U lid. No. do. hrmer at ios 3D.; winter firm
Cd CornMxea soft steady at 27S Sd tor Old ady
3D. for Cotonsesd Yellow American.
market. ReceiptsWheat. fer tho week, from Atlantic
ports, 900 quarters; do from Pacific ports - 90 quar-
tiers; Ydo from other 1850 Receipts
corn. 3y,OUO quarters.
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EFORE CALI,-l2.30 p. M.

1890 r. N.
$1,000 Us reg 81 1O7x $4,000 Us520 Io7x
ipso Us 6sr 81 be lC7ta 1UUu US IS 81 b3 1854
Us 6s 1851 lU7a 5vUOO Us s. 1881. 1904
l:30 Y. NJ
5000 Us cp 81 be 10TH 10000 US ~ g1 b3 lU3k
5000 US IO.40 reg... 1904 100 Us As 01 l0J,,
1901 Us SIS 1910 IS lUo 25UJJ Us A. VI BIO lUus
800 7. Al.
xrOfHn ia ru $1,000 n en- he 1864.
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BEFORE CALL-i0 A. NJ.

l0l5 A. Nj.
s5oooo Us5-2or'65 MSS l04 $1,000 US4hreg 9lbc lo3
$500 Us $4,000. 81 b3 lO1 2OOuO do be lU3h
IIUTO do lot 23uUo Us NJ cou 9l. be 1855
$500 O-socoup 1854 1000 US cou. U7bc lCUs
100 y SIS. 81. coup 1854 .
ll:l5 A. NJ.
$4,000 US 500 reg '65n $1,000 AZ COUP 9l l03k
5000 US52Oc l0lk lUOUO SIS currency ll94
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Q following were the highest and lowest prices OF
THE MONEY xARKEr.


Tho money market wor ked very easily to-day, money
ioaung ut per cent, Win exceptions at and per
cent Tho following the rates ofcxcnange Now
York At tho aforementioned cities today :-Savan-
nah, buying u premium selling 4 premium; Charles
easier, - premium par; ST. Louis, Ito premium;
New Orleans, y u y; Chicago. go premium, and Bos-
ton, par Foreign exchange was quiet, with actual
business 4s6lz TOR bankers sixty days. sterling
bills and at 4 80 tor demand. The nominal rates
main al L 81 ana 4s9k.
GOLD MARKET
Cold wns steady throughout the day at 100a The
carrying rates were 2, / Il. 1. ~ and per cent
GOLD cLgAKIsGs AT rHE NATIONAL HANK OF THE STATS
told balances. sLool, ~
Currency balances. l5o0, Juo
cold clear nBs,. AVivosooV
CLEARING STATEMENT.
currency exchanges. 319
currency balances. o,-<O.olo
ooiu IL <oosS@A
ooiu oaiancos. AsAoss<to
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds talriy active and steady
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SECOND BOARp-l P. N.


Amor Flag. III bid. Is asked
Amer Con. a bid, z asked
Beicher. 80 bid, AZ asked
Caledonia. = bid, = asked
Califor. .26l< bid. 274 asked
Imperial. ....- BID. 70 asked
q virginia. is bid. 1871 asked
Crown Point..-bid. 7 asked
Julia IBID, ga asked
Kg's VT. .l.55 bid. LEO asked
Mariposa. ..l.20 bid. 2 asked
NJ ariposa pix bid, 8 asked
Moose. ...7H bid. = asked
n YA Col..- bid: z. l5 asked
Ontario. .351a bid. - asked
Kind Il Ely.-bid. SD ahked
Seuton. LIS bid, ~ asked
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MEMORANDA
The total sales OF the Board to-day aegre
gated III, 900 shares
The imports Of specie last week were s9Ss. 346 prn
cpally silver.
The comparative earnings OF the Kansas Pacific
Railroad during The third week In April fol-
l0ws:-
1878. l.329 o.
1877 Observation-Disclosures. 90 Y34 55
Increase 1874 So
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Tho gross earnings Of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Northern Railway Company for the week ending
April 81, 1878. $24.525 "a; same week last year.
$I7,360 IL Increase, S7,175 So.
MOVEMENTS OF GRAIN
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GOVERNMENT bonds.
Government bonds larry active and steady.
they closed nrm at tho following quolallons:--

State bonds nj tho Board to-day were dull with
sales conaned TO District OF Columbia 305's and Mis-
souri State sixea
RAILROAD bonds.
Railroad bonds were quel and strong and tho only
changes wero advance OF y ~ G., and g. drsts,
y IN south Pacific Railroad nrsts and a decline Of
In Union PacIuc nrsts
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The London advices report consols a; OAK 94ys,
against 94ts % at the close on Saturday. United
states bonds were ali y higher at the opening. but
Iso7's aud AS subsequently Tell of y ~ por cent
respectively. Erie advanced to 10 Tor tho common
aud to 30 Tor the preferred Illinois Central arm
NJ 49, To-day ~ fortuighty settling day at the
Stock Exchange. The sum Of f2l1ooo bullion went
the Bank OF England to-day on balance. Al PARIS
ronics rose TO 1901. TIC. Tho closing quotations IN
London were as follows --Consols for money and
count s4H; new ~ per cont bonds, lo4,s;
ave-twcnty bonds OF 1867, 1osh 1881; ten-iorty
bonds 1o7k Gves OF 1881, loS,s; Eric common
shares. 10; Erie preferred DO, 30; New Jersey Gen.
trial, I6k; Illinois Central, 775s.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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Mercury IN Chicago, 81 degrees; clear Wheat In
Chicsgo-Opening price. s. IA, May; 81 l2A June.
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FINANCIAL.

4 + KFAs0NABLE KATEs-MONEY ON LIFE Az
"A Endowment Insura Policies Mortgages; same
bous all kinds effected with
lowest premiums. j. j. uABKiCH 40.
REMOVED TO 1856 AND 1877 BROADWAY, ONE DOOR
BELOW COKrLANpT ST
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

buroe lfamms Dem. Oe bar CT
Gu9sI al 8ons % laber bsnoe Iiss'
hiGIpeles".
@Spor bar Ue bGret ?" raabtt
@nors. "4Saa bpiIfsn &nsipe ba,
De ipIIst mso Oerss ubip9penot
8ommeratsr Spis min Wann
siOros SIiat. Loo ies mig itius fra
bam".
"Set a9tsr iea oeiaa at sirre",
iasoe Gaiiloa, Der trGt al Sanoien
fom Ianeiom nso 40 Sruppsn. "Ou
troeoe Del, at ies par Deb % plIes
iatts min Weo9iit opsritpr. Wen
taffst pGrs bisis sobs Nabosriter
lepsr ies enona".
"&iers 8one", iusoe Moralss.
"Du lfuIoe inarere bsfIase mig END
ltiGnos paa mig.
San uilos nu fortells lit guen.
tpr, men Snssn piloe bore paa
bam.
"8iem Seres Siitorier til Mnbre.
pi er life iaa bumme at tro Dem.
Siiitaa bare Sanbbebsn % bso ON
S%orlaoslle".
Den itaffels WOralss bapbe til.
iibit inssn anosu uoosi. Scrbaa.
net al belle Nabolaeet, maatte ban
frpbe til &orist % nj 3iI9ipelle paa
Den Betinselis. at ban life oilers
ifuloe baus llnsfarsIas.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03

Sieblif for ferite Sang | benees
9io opitoo en- 8uipI bOs benoe ON
benbes esen llafbengiabsos Wast.
% at bun fsIte fig iOm forirpIlet
at bette unes B9ien. fou ~onnilpnSe.
be benbs msb fine Mrme. ipmpatbi.
isrebe msb bsnbe, o. iom oligspsl
loo fig protsssre af 2abp 8aibins.
ION.
- bar en- Woosr, lite ianot?'
ia9be Sbanfful, ibet bun rstteoe iine
iper9enoe Sine paa Srefen Sdup.
Ter.
Saa libetiasnbe o9iaa bette
SpsrssmaaI forsfom b. to Serrsr.
laa bsbanblsbe BOG ben unse Dame
bet meo i%pinbe'is Spmpaibi "Sa,
men s."
"Ses bar insen mere. iasos
Sbantiul % bsspnois-iss Ter mia
besp9rre nsot Ill at siere oenne Gil.
%itaaelie - at f9loe ct Yar &aarsr
Wen 8refen SdupIer beisbe ii9 HI
plubielia, liaeIeoes mso t%aareueoeoe
Zine neb mob benbs. laabe i'm Mrm
ON bcncss Stulors % ierie bsubs
iii Sberit @amiltOns 5orunorlnB-
sanlte roIi9 no al @Grslist.
Uoriiettss.)
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-03
Devaux Damp
&lGbes @aifer.
Gm fnlefdneia Yaifemaifin
Sparer Nrbeice -Sparer
&ldoer-Gparer
Naifebrdt.
&etommanoeret af enbuer Susmooer,
Der bar iect ben arbeioe

Getie sr en- rctsrsnps Waiine. btfaaenee
At en- rune Splineer, plateret | en- alminoes
lis gaisebcilsr. ~ Smueitt flsrnss berpsp. at
Dampen pdsierer aieunsm al9eerne ieet 81.
linpsrsn ersiss runot. 2emifalier bruats
life. q 8l9eerns oil lite niees euer ripes
iitpttsr. alaosrne blseeS fsrf [ luntent
9lup. % na Be hpnslte Steetr lmsrss
tne mee S9be. % eersfter blpss alsMrne
| 9aftsrsn. Deb Sla.p at eenne Batter tan
arbeieet uofsres I at ben almineelise
Sib. Dsnns Waiiins ueisrer III artelSe
iaa seet. ipm ~nesenfince en- @rinssr Tan
uefsrt'ht @rbeee.
llnperteanses er Gier al patent.R st for
@inntibtif 60. % Tor Sanebepen at Sptn.
iiaaenet bsnpiler ls iii Wrs. Samusl aiisn,
Wrs. :. 8. Wcmeirori. Mrs. u. &.
Saileo. Wrs. y. Anunritu. Wrs. q. Qamm
" Slsrs. Der bar brust Waitinen.
Vrsperafins ueisrts bcs Gnbcer vaa
Scrlanssnpe. Srepe eQtr 4ciial 6ares abs
ertslsres III
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2. 8. Sarsrapss.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

The new building begun some
weeks ago and designed for the par
sonase of the Rector of st. Johns
C2urch, is rapidly nearing compile
ton, and will uuquestionably be one
of the finest dwellings in Olympia.
The building is two stories high,
built in the most modern style OF
architecture, and will be fitted up
with every appliance that can con-
duce to health and convenience.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

IxFosnATIoE that paws I'll, Using
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14
VIZ Seriously doubt whether apy

VIZ seriously doubt whether any
town, Of no greater metropolitan
pretensions than Olympia can furn-
ish . more ridiculous out-cropping
of the genuine quintessence of wom-
ans vanity, than is set forth in the
following little incident which late
" came under the observation OF
our unsophisticated reporter. They
were s,tting in the parlor, Discuss
ing the business outlook Of their
prospective married life, when she
broke the few moments of silence
which had interviewed while he had
been poking the fire Augustus,
DEAR" she said, and sweetly hest
tating, as if all the fiddle strings of
her pent-up soul were strained to
their utmost tension-even to break
ing, Augustus, couldn't-couldn't
you he printer just as well as to
he shoemaker? Why do you
ask, my dear?" he placidly observed.
Because, then you see, and her.
voice trembled just enough to make
it sound angelic, 81 could say hus-
bands at the otice, instead of be-
ing subjected TO the modification of
poor Mrs. Jones, when she says,
Johns at the Shop.'' Augustus
did not fly into passion Int he said
something that sounded amazingly
rs if he was repeating one of his old
Sunday School lessons.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

SoMEBoDY makes it his business to
inform passengers from Portland to
the Sound, that there is no way Of
getting away" from Olympia; or
in other words, that tho means of
travel enjoyed by our people are
not what they should be. Be it,
therefore, known to all parties in
terested that boats leave for the low
or parts ON the Sound erery day, ex-
ceps Sunday; and trains leave con-
Meeting with the Northern Pacific
railroad twice each day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many at the age of thirty to
sixty who are troubled with to freulient
evacuation OF the bladder, often accom-
sensation and IA weakening of the SYSTEM
in Il manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits a
ropy sediment will often be found and
sometimes small particles ofaibumen will
appear, or the color will be OF a thin milk
lsh hue, again changing to dark and
torriu appearance. There arc many men
who die OF this difficulty ignorant of the
cause, which is the second stage OF semin-
al weakness. DH. :. will guarantee per-
feet cure i'll all such eases, and II healthy
restoration of the gcMito-urinary organs.
OFFICE lloURS-lO to 4 and Gto s. Sum
days from 10 to II A. II. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, s..
Call or address,
DIR. SPINNEY e co.
No. - kcarny ST., Sun Franis.o.
San Francisco, Cal, Ap'l. 10, 1878. 1.y
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

THE Oregon State Agricultural So
ciety is badly in debt, and among
other ways and means adopted 70 get
even with the world, the following
s:ga:H -cnt 'oeolut;"n was adopted
al its las; Annual meeting: L" Re-
solred, that in consideration of our
finances, we deem it to be our duty
to break away from custom so long
adopted. and hereby direct that,
for the annual Fair of 1879, the
season tickets for women of fifteen
years and over shall be one dollar,
and for day tickets fifty cents; girls
under fifteen years, free" Nice
1iine ahead for the little Webbfoot
"iti-.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

ONE of the latest infantile curios-
tiles is q " baby-man," or "man-
baby" either name being entirely
appropriate. This remarkable being
lives in New York, is twenty-five
years old, weighs 100 pounds, and is
IL little less than three feet high.
Mentally, he is complete infant.
Being unable to walk, he is satisfied
with such playthings as would amuse
% child of q year old.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

THE Directors of the Oregon State
Agricultural Society encourage the
various religious denominations in
holding services on their grounds
during their annual Fairs, and then
rent to the highest bidder three
lager-beer stands with the licenses
included. The lager beer business
pays, and that's where the money
comes in.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

A GOOD many English authors are
much more popular in the United
States than at home. Mr.. Herbert
Spencer, is one of these. Speaking
of American authors, Joaquin Miller
is much more popular abroad than
at home. This il a splendid cover
to get under when it rains.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

The bulletin board of the Georgia
Minstrels aggregates a little less
than the side of respectable house,
and if their show appeals to the ear
as it does to the eye, it will be q
huge affair.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14
Notice.

THE under~izned having bcsaght the
Patent Right 81 the Plalnns-r tTusi
ilry.r f..rl,s s-zlsifis,-s ~ f>esIs. TaHF~tozl.
l,I,fi,.liS Pis-rs-. and MaSsn. sre now prs-
Isr,~s e. lurnE~la Dryer ri tfse shortest an-
.is- ~ , - Cpuuty Rights - the fiafB-
,1,sr isry.ss IA .s.zssalE able - tbs. The pa
-@ut la. e .a IS 81 t.s-s yea - run
% HOWE
NJ R.h. HDNAkD-
Oiysnpi.- Ai.il - Isl a.
aoE P..l ..- ~ rl,.a.
d
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14
DR. SIP IN N. EH(
no. II KEhRNEY STREET,
Ire"ts All Chronic and Special Diseases,
ouzlG Mem

- - NAAA-S .NALSAl
WHO may, he suffering from the effects
w OF youthful sollies or indiscretion.
VIII 10 well To avail themselves of this.
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of
suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit 500 for every case OF
Seminal weakness or private disease of
any kind or character which he undertakes
and fails to cure.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

-. grvrvG are held 10 Port
l.. ..- "a .r-,. ~ IN the
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-20
STEPHENSON,

Ihe Old Boy AbaNdO7ss the P.1pit to FL
Himself for a Great Temperance Light.
Cincinnati Special to Chicago Tribune.l
The trial of the Rev. James Stephenson
of the Methodist Episcopal church, presid-
ing elder of Dayton district, for drunken
ness and immortality, was concluded to- day.
It was conducted by a committee of minis
tiers appointed in accordance with the Metho-
dist discipline. 1t was proved by abundant
testimony that Stephenson left his
home in Piqua on the 29th of No
yember, and went to Dayton, where he reg
istered at hotel, and presently issued forth
upon the streets in state of advanced in
toxication; that he insulted ladies passing, in
soma instances selling their persons, and
that he was captured by "a policeman, and.
after struggle, in which both rolled in a
gutter, was locked up in the station house.
where he soon became dead drunk. There
was no attempt on Stephenson's behalf to
disprove these facts. The only question was
as to his moral responsibility. It was shown
that he had for for year or mo1e given in
dications of nervous disorders, and that
some of his friends had fears of suicide
or insanity. He formerly used to-
bacco, but thought it his duty to
abandon the habit, and the desire
for the weed nearly drove him crazy.
OF late he had had severe sickness in his
family, and excessive watching and loss of
sleep, together with attacks Of chills, had
shattered his nervous system. Mr.. Stephen
son testified that, upon reaching the hotel in
Dayton, he took a drink of bitters, on the
recommendation of the landlord, for the
chil]s, and, after that, remembered nothing.
Since that event he has shown strong symp-
toms of insanity. The opinions of his