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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13
FILINGS AT The LAND OFFICE.

The srnsd frees Civ The following - th
sssl emsnt OF The public business done ~ he
). Land OiAce ct Lsrnsd. Ksnsss. for The qaaz
ter ending n arch Sit. ls7s.
Homestead ea:ries 6E Acrrs sssis0.
Timber culture ~ntrie- SIS. Acre. 4eo05 ~
final Homes;esd entries 81. Acres $50. -.
Cash sntriss Is. Arres 1851 n.
O-age Cash entries Asres 80 u.
IT. empsion fl,ngs SO. Ac.es 9.03O %.
SOLDIERS filings 3ss. A-r,s 6Ols0 70.
Filings ON Usage Lan.is s.. Acres Sl8o. %.
Total namb-r If acres 3O6. <i6 6.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13
Report ofthe Dodge City School

tFer the month commencing Mr.. iIsh, 1878,
and ending April Sh, 1855
Whole number enrolled .... I'm
Enrollment for the tern "a
whole number present. during the month IN
Average daily Attendance. ........ 81
Atshe beginning Of the presest term the stan
dar'i Wa raised to ninety ave instead Of pineiy.
The following are entiiied to places on the
Roll Of Honor:''
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13
COMMENTATOR.

TO N Bdttoys OF Thr Tsnes:
During TIE ~Istsr essm Of schsol in Dissyiss
NJ" = Ford County. Sessis Josss and ida s,v
sE'i-A,-ses 81 only eisAs years-cenmitt~d Ia
D'n0sy ov~r DO dedsiiioss, anil, while esh,r,
vefnsps m'shs be e"mmesdesi Gr doing exeesd.
isgy veil considering circumstasc.s. and tims
IN s"esdApce. they, We fs~l deserve pabiis
eom0sndati0a Inv
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13
FOR SALE.

partly improved rancho or farm. south Of
the river. near Drige CITY, known - the
Springer Rancho. " Good frsm, house one and
half story. issso is-t, I've rooms. good we'll,
stable and corral Land surveyed. leo acres.
will be sold very cheap. Apply ct Wright,
Beverley 3 Co.'S.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13
PRODIGALs RETURN.

Dan McGoniaie and Paul Schuls hsye
returned to Dodge City. alter an absence
of several months ON the plains. seeking
fortune and fame in the chase after the
wild bison. We are sorry to note that
accidents befell them when success was
almost within their grasp. Two of thcir
horses died from eating poison weed
They bad ono horse left. Dave Wrestler
tbetter known as ''Fridsyc who accom-
panied them from here. quietly rOdo this
horse out Of camp and started 70 hunt
Dutch Henry. McGOnig.c and Schulz
walked into SweetwAtsr. . distance Of
seventy-five miles. and. hired another
team to bring their wagon homo with.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13

The following have been perfect IN attend
ance having been neihe absent or t2riy:
John Chsmbii-s. Cora C0ok, Rnma Warren.
Eddie Chamh-rs. Allie Warren. Harry stras,es
and Arthur Zimnermanp
CT PICKETT. Principal.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13

SEVERAL cattle men from the X. p.
road have been in Dodge this week and
report shat the settlers arc croWdihg them
out Of that country. Some Of them think
of moving their stock south VI D,dge.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13

FRED SINGER. accompanied by his wife,
returned home from the range the first of
the week. He reports having very
agreeable time camping out on the prairie.
and . successful hunt. 10. Craig. who
went out with him. 10 now farming near
Fl. Elliott. Mrs. Craig is with him
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13

REPORTS from the northwest are to thu
effect that Sitting Boil has largo number
OF Indians with him anc 10 only waiting
till the erass 10 up and bus ponies arc in
gOOd condition to swoOp down on the
American territory conveuient to his
whereabouts f0r the purpose Of robbing.
piundering and killins. The Cansdion
mounted police are not numerous enough
to restrain tho indiana when they ret
ready to move. information has juGs bsen
received ~ the Indian once il Waohiueton
that seventy lodges Of the Poncas have
left their reservation against tie orders Of
their aes0te. EysrythinG points to ssrious
Indian troubles dufisg The coming summsr
and fill on our western ff0ntsor.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13

DAN WOODARD. who has been post
blacksmith at Fort Dodge for some time
past. is now assisting Sughrus d Co. Of
this city. who are doing . big bushes.
Dan 10 good workman.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13

LIEUT.. WKNIE and his bride arrived
from Topeka on TUESDAY, morning. and
on Wednesday departed for Fort Elliott.
Texas. where the Lieutenant has been
stationed for the paas wear. We trust
they will arrive safely ut their desti. aiiou.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13

Mr. SAN. DUNLAP. who has bsen
doing" the State OF Texas in company
With Mr.. Harris. during the past winter.
arrived home the first Ct the week. His
health. which has been poor for year OK
two past, 10 some hat imprcved
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13

GEO. DIETER. JR. nephow OF ''old
George. arrived from Wichita last woek
and will remain in tho metropolis this
summer. His smiling couutenance can be
seen ut the Centennial barber shop.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
DODGE CIT. sATURDAY. APRIL u. "a
-~~~Nc-~~O~~o~~~~>~--~ ~
CAPT. Ed. JONES came in from his
ranch On Wolf creek shis week.
SaT. JOHN DANNDcKER. in charas Of IN
escort. came no from supply this week.
Al. BART0N came in last Monday from
Barton Bros' cattle camp on Wolf creek.
AUNT SALIH FRAzIER has returned
from Kansas City and will conduct . res
tsurans ON the south side this summer.
CHARLEY MOTION. formerly . paste-
board artist in Dodse. 10 now starting .
hog rancho ON Mcclellan creek. six miles
from Sweetwater. Texas.
M. ira pitts accompanied County
Commissioner S,dlow fiOm the east eud Of
the county this week. He reports bright
farming prospects IN his locality.
LEE & REYNOLDS mule train. IN charge
Of Andrew lard. arrived from Camp
Supply Tuesday evening and proceeded 70
load for another trip.
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
NEW ls7s-oUADRUrLE

ao5X. Unitsd States bonds are weak at decline Of
n TO y per cent a. compared with the closing quota
tions oi Thursday. Eris tell on TO 9,5 9s, Illinois
Central to 74< rs. and New jersey Central 10 IL.
Bar silver quoted At sa7S pence per The rate
OF discount the open market for threa months bills
Is TX per cent. The OF fl25 900 bullion with
drawu from the Bank of England to-day on balance.
In Paris renss declined TO 1o9E Csc and exchange on
London, PSI. 13hc. The closing prices in London
were :-Consols for money and account, 95k q e5h;
new AZ per cent bonds, 1923; fve-twenty bonds Of
1867, 1O6x; ten-iorty bonds, 1o5x 1o5xi lives Of
1881, lo4h; Erie common shares, az s,; Erie pre-
ferred snsres. % 22k; Illinois Central. 74H "a
RAIIRcAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were strong and moderately active,
With tho largest rise--l per osnt-in Kansas Pacific
Income No l6 The largest transactions were in
Northwest gold ssvens, which advanced TO GA rise
OF y. The other changes were as toilows:--An ad
vance OF y in st. Paul sinking funds, Hannibal and
ST. Joseph eights o0uversibiss Norris and Essex
onds Psoiac Railroad Of Missouri frs,s and south Pa
cihc Railroad nrsts and y in Pacific Railroad OF Mis-
souri, seconds and Wabash nrsts lex coupoul There
was decline Of 4 tn Central Pacific gold bonds
c., q and I. @ nrsts.
MINING sHAREss
The closing prices o mining shares In San Francisco
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
LRn RnARn-2.a0 ?. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT 1-16o. HIGHER; FUTURES
CLOSED sTEADY-fLoUR fIgM-wHEAT
FIRMER--CoRN UNCHANGED--oATs QUIET
wHIskEY EAsIER--PoRk QUIEr--LARD EASY
PErRoLkUM HIGHER-oILs eQUIET-sPIRITs
TUKPENIINE QUIET -RuslN QUIET--CoFFEE
QuIET-sUGAR QUIEr--FhEIGHrs QUIET.
SATURDAY. Fen 23--6P N.
Business WAS moderate Ia nearly all articles oi mer,
chxndiss to-day aud prices we're = general thing
without decided change. Flour was nrm. Wheat was
frnier, but not active Corn about the
on Thursday. Oats quiet whiskey was easier Pork
was quiet Lard without important change, but
susy Freights wcro quiet Groceries we're quiet.
Oils were quiet reiroleum active. kosin active.
Spirits turpentine WAS quiet Cotton on the spot
i-I6c. higher Futures closed steady.
CorrHE The market tor kio WAS quiet We note sales
Of a42 bags Rio. ~ Memnon. ON private terms Mild
coffee quiet We quote Ordinary cnrgees, i4He ;
tair do. let4c-; good do. IKE; prime doe i7hc |;
extreme range for lots, l4tae l9c Santos fair
good. Ice ld1sc gold. ~ daysi JavA, government
bags 2uc ~ ~ da. grass msts 20,sc 22%c; sinxA
pore. lze IL sc CsyIon. 1916 lSisa Maracabo l5c
lSlac Lsguayrs Ice 1Sc. Jauaica, l34c. lie St
D.iningo 1Ac n Ike: Porto Rico. l6c. lSt. COSTA
Ricx IHe I8c Mexican, ltc Ike Macassar, l7c =
lsc.; Aagostuta, l61sc lSc.; ssvania. l5c. lSc.
Curacao. 14>sc u l5<c
Vorros on ihs spot l.I6c. higher Futures were
fRy active Sud closed steady at advance of from 10
points Ths onica closing prices to-day, compared with
Thursday, were as foilows:--
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
steady 81 SO Turoen,ue sss.y hard q 30. soi q 10

vir H. Y 10. spirit. ,,saay, slI.s -, :, ,o,..
TIE .lIo~'ns were the bid amt AJAX prcss at the cal
sstsS: April % 4se 'Ss Ssa ss. sss s nay sSss i Ss
SOC ..ssa ars csif year bid tSsse ssssa Lin.ssd
s.sss q Sa a.
os%eisS wnsr oc nsa; % Do sse sssrs
blsaehsd wntsr elephant 7ae natural winter sxA do
sSc: Maine. t7c Soc ss"'' ''"' '-' s'''' ''''
pKrRoLKux.-fbs market for refined was higher At tn.
81 So, and siossd 81 bid The hshe. point. reached
spas .oiI M .ss the ss
lie ao in cases. aaa.lly lss for ~ ssai""ry brands.
nspnths &c for ordinary; refined, at Philadelphia
%a.e. sS; dull ": quote
good ssi good Ne
T. D%' s lss 70 ns; s Western so'S TO y' Lac s M e
c good er%. &c. % Sss Jersey: ssoa
to prime iue 20 10 o. far 50 good. DC. i'e West
rnoy's,oss , SssesIps iss. ss. ,aIs sl1l
@ lss' II % nsss: Ss sss
;s,ss.. 37s tes ana a7oS eases, dro:.sd nos., s1s
SSSS: city SOLD i IL. si he ss:;ss
Sid: 81, so asked Cui@.s.s aais.' bscon ruled
ssf s! :s,.. s:.. ss;s ss s S.s: @ ]
Ssa I.%ss S:si S.~: ruled ssiss @ =. SIS sss sS
M s %.sss sSs % and & ss TsrI ps S"1'sa
S": l..s ~ss III ';s g.. s.:s;s s
::sss :.ss .:S s,ss. 50 s .a:s .4i:; 4;
y. Ssiss 7 .... S. ..s. Ass 300 snS - s
s.ees prime Western a, 81 a7 $40 on grade
.o,s .s s7i2Ss Bas':s.ksssps.. tSla pssss:ss. Es;
STEADY ''s s.s .ss "ss m & a. The $sss sss
DO ~ sse 4oc. line resh zoe ne common good
western al fss @ x USa.
ssn. TOR s cream q ssIs s .n 4. %
s Esssksssp,s 1857 ss sSs Receipts ' tor the 81 week
S and rs i5e
ern lac Io5ac. LINED state &c. lie. Western, 7c
klcx-wih . fair demand the market ruled steady. We
shs's. Iea,s'.ns ss .s 10 sGss ps'm. ss
* s .s L The ssaa
quiot.
ga. .sa a. for T ss 81. s"s
.as' sold a. 1915, kshnsa was uniot and steady.
DO @ cuba 'srn"s spoesty xi TO s'SS sSoiss D'%; s
% sass aud rsr aies re-
snass nars a. TO e%s s .sa.rd .T
s,.s ss,4e crushed ioc powdsssa. sAa ats; gran.
sss:a sss = .ss SLOW .s. sst s" s .'
:s' t:ss s S:s. s :.: Il s. and 50
boxes Tho MARIE. wis quiet Sales were about
was.sy KY; 1sssesr,s n d.a7s ss.. The market wa'
'.ss @ oo ..% =. ~ r su. IN.
T n.. % .,s. vsn'G c BY a..
46s psssssc. bacon .aa ard s y 90 sSs%si'
grain. SD 1000 bushels do In bags 3d 100 bales
ton 32d London sail. TOO tons oil cake 2Us 900 bbs
hour. Is 80 Bsiol steam, so" hashsls corn private
torms Glasgow, sail 500 bbls hour Is I'D 40 hbd'
tal"w. 2Ss. and steam 3OO boxes bacon, Ah Antwerp
y.cxu. 800 tons provisions 42S i'd ChNrteysAn Aneri
bark. hence To Yokohams, with 2luOO rchnec
petroleum on private t~rms spanish brig hence ~
spanish port. with a00 cases do. on owuer's &C
count; \ Norwegian bark, hence to the German
Russian Baltic, with 500 bbA do. at Il. Sd
British ship from phia to avre, with $500 bbs
men, Win 700 hbn crude petroleum a. ss 3D. Brtist
bark $50 tons hence t. liverpool with gepsa in
cludng c.ton. at eS; Norwegian bark 333 from
Phsdslphs to Cork ior orders with gram at 5s 90.
British bark. hence tn Cork for ORDERS with 300
barley xt S. 0d Austrian bark hence to Cork for
ders with 300 quarters grain At IS lid Norwegian
bark hence to Arendu tor orders 900 quarters Grsir
private terms.
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Dull
and Weak.
GOLD 1O2 A 1O2 1-8 A 1O2.
Government Bonds Very Weak, States Dull and
Railroads Strong.
THE BANK STATEMENT
GOLD 1O2 A 1O2 1-S A 1O2.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Money on Call Easy at a 8 4
Per Cent.
WALL STREET,

SATURDAY, Feb. 23-6 p. N.
Between tho upper and neither miIlstones OF two hol
idays, not much moro be groun1 out OF the busi
nours winch intervene than al unusual supply
OF duIuess and inactivity. Although there was .
plentiful abundance Of these qualities this morning
matters were bad had been looked for, since
In the item Of transxctohs some gain made upon
the record OF the day or two preceding. Not
much be said Of fluctuations, which varied not
than half point from bee ne tho day through.
and at the cnd we're no better uor worse
Than At tho opening. During the hrst hours
Tho granger shares grew strong and higher un-
dor the of extraordinarily large receipts at Chit
sago ana Milwaukee, but when u was suggested that
hese might possibly two days the price rcceded
aud activity faded away very decided handspring
executed by tho acrooat.o party nopped him out Of
Delaware and Lackawanna and into ST. Paul common,
the eneeru Of very spirited business in both
stocks 1t looked very much II the rats were Ieav-
ing the sinking collier aud betaking themselves tho
certain malt which lies In the Wostern
railroad deposs Tho change Of base alluded
TO was tho only episode In an otherwise
torpid market, aud after 1t had been achieved prices
grew weaker and dealings less until the day closed
up at nearly the Hguros with which IL had started.
The report that tho ST. Paul Company would shortly
declare 3 per cent dividend on the preferred issue.
and that something might be done Tor the com.
mon StOcknOl0er6, was uSeu etFcUBtuou tuc War-
kot value of this property and second place In
the days favor among the railroads Lake Shore
stil held the drst place. being dealt In to tho
extent OF 1850 shares, but with only y
difference In price The prospects Of the
road spoken OF the most dattering torms aud
"swest by and by'' of replenshed golfers and proba
bic dividends Is promised to patient stockholders.
Western Uuon remained utterly neglected, tho legal
breeze which tanned It into activity few days back
having apparently blown over for the present. Tho
bank statement less favorable but in TOO moderate
degree to excite remark
orKNtSG PRICES. ,
The opening pr,cas At the board to-day were as
ToIlows;-New York Central, l05%; Harlem, 142;
Eric. az; Lake Shore. 6l*; Wabash, l64; North
westarh. 35k; do prsfsrred. s2h; Rock Island, s9h;
Milwaukee aud St PanL a7X; do. preferred, 69k;
Pittsburg, 69x; Delaware, Iacxawauna and Western,
SIX; New Jersey Central, Tx; Delaware and Hudson
Canal %6H; Norris and kssex, u: Michigan Central.
60: Chicago and Alton, 76x; Hannibal and ST. Joseph
preferred, e4A; ohio and MissssippL TX; Western
Union, 76H; Pacific Mail 23x.
uroaNG porArfoxS
The New York herald., 1878-02-24

Wnea, was arm but dulL The sales betwee the calls
wore 50 100 bushels At 81 10 for ungraded spring 81 2s
for No Mivaakee 81 3ds 81 3s Tor NO. red 81 80
SI IS unrradcd 81 O1s tor Nc Milwaukes and ST. y7J,
for No uprng The sales at the calls "a 900 bshel.
No. spring, for March ~ 81 25ii, 5000 10 No. ,
kor.nr.ss Tor F.eru.ry q, ~ 2s, and 5000 DO No;
change The sales At The calls we're 5000 bushels cash
At ss4o and 5000 bushels May No. At osc The sales
The eas wore 5j j0DDusbes ~ 53xc 53Lc Tor
mixed; Bike SIC torNo mix xed and 5Sc.
mixed Oats ware quiet closing follows :-Extrs
No white, ,4Oc No do. 35 sc No. DO, 35e;
mixed d54c; No. do 35c. s35 &C No. d.. 800. ;
No . do. j4c The sales we're about 10000 bushels.
iiExr ASp JurK-fhs market was quiet but steady
Wo quote :-Amer,can dressed. $l75 $is2 30 Tor
snRle $40 x2iS lor aoubis, and $3.50 sl35 TOT
dresssd Kussa Clean 500 $40, gold, t,lap S27O
$275 gold Jute Axe Sc, gold jnts butts, xsc. cur.
reney. cash; Manila bemp. 10 Siss S.s ssls &c =
5,zc. all gold
MoLAssxS--Ths market tor foreign was still daIl
nonnaL Domestic was quiet We quote -
Cuba. centrifugal nnd mixed. 2Do. 2sc. slAyed 2c
muscovads refining, 27c a0c grocery, 33c
Porto Rico. 3oc- <Oc English Islands. 3bc f)c New
Orleans. new crop. common to fsncy 23c 3Uc.
NAVAL SroRtsihr market Tor spirits turpentoe closed
Rosn quite active; 7UJ bbis strained
nnd good strained sold at ~ 80 We quote :-rpirs tur.
pentne merclantable ORDER SIC rsn 20 ID strained q.
81 soi strained 81 50; tar x2 70 81 ana pitch ~
81 t2s Advces rom Wilmington were ss tsows -
Kcsia auit strained, 81 aS; good do. 81 s7>S Tar
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
re. closing quo,.uoua a. ,hrs. T. n ~ero.-
AND Lowxsv,

The highest and lowest prices OF stocks aud tho
lumber OF shares OF each sold vt ths Board to-day
The New York herald., 1878-02-24

despatch from San Francisco Says
The main shalt OF tho Bonanza mines 10 badly
crushed, rendering suspension OF operations daily
liable
The Ophir assessmeut delinquents declared Tuesday
The Occidental and Oriental steamer Gaelic, for
China aud Japan. which sailed yesterday, carried
$685. 2si silver. ST. 100 gold ana siss+o5 in merohan
disc
Tho Central Pacific Railroad shipped S,lO0 tons Of
freight TO Now York during the month Of January.
The Southern Pacific Railroad is bringing Immense
quantities Of ores from Arizona, and returning WITH
stamp mills and hosting nachinery
The New York herald., 1878-02-24

MEMORANDA.
The total sales OF stocks al the Board to-day aggre
gated So 295 shares
meeting nas bcen called by the trunk lines Of the
Western Commissioners, TO be held At the Windsor
HOTEL New York city, on Wednesday ucxt
The ioregn commerce oi the port for the week was
~ foows:-General merchandise imports, including
dry goods s.. 3s5; produce exports, $72S3, 35l,
and specie exports. 3l48, 755.
The approximate earnings Of the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway during the second
The New York herald., 1878-02-24

-Deivorsd on contract 500 bales For future delivery
tho follows; Thursday after two r. ".
February 100 IL. $50 March, 800 1OSoc., at
10 SSc, 100 At 10 &c., 500 at I09Oc April $40 at
10 .yc 800 1lc- 1000 NJ 1lOic. 1000 ut Otc.,
22Op MAY, 400 at H. l2c 2UO at II &c., st
IL i4e.. 800 At H. i5c, 100 1t 6c June. 100
IL 2}c 100 II 23c., 5uO l.2dc. 2iW vt l. 2sc
July 100 ut 3c august, 200 at il3sc., lOO at IL
Total, l5,4OO bales To-day mp to Que +. NJ. March,
900 ius6c. $500 ut i0S7c.. 5.IUO lussc.,
800 10 S3c, 100 iuSOc, 500 ut 10 OLE. 100 at
10 a2e 2SUat 083c April 100 c., 500 at 10 9c
400 Ole, 800 NJ lU2c 500 at O3c. 3OD
May 20DD IL. 2c 400 ~ lie. TOO at i.13c 800
vt H. i4c 500 15c. 100 W TO- I6c June 100 at
II 2Ic. 100 24c 100 at III 25c 100 H. 26c
NJ 27c 5lO at II. 2Sc, 600 29c. 100 Jc.:
July 800 32c tUO at IL j6c. August 100 II
l 37c. Total 81 $40 bales Grand total 5 bales
The receipts IT the ports follows: Galveston.
y7u bales New Orleans 6.O45 Mobile ,4l6 Savannah
$40. Charleston 7a6. Wiiningsn, 36i Norfolk 3u6:
New iors, lls2 Bo:ton osd rhiiadsPhia. ~. Total.
year. 1913. Total since september l. 34d5,D73 bales
Cotton freg lights closed follows:-To Havrc by steam
II i6c compressed. BY sail tac Ac to Hamburg by
stsam. &c compressed to bremen, by steam, Lc com
pressed: to Liverpool. 4d by steam by sail, Sd.
flour GRAIN -Keesip,.- rIour, 24,eas bbla ;
wheat $50 bushels. al 2yO pbls. and AZ sacks
corn, 1892 bushels oats 10 2ss d.. rye u .4ie
lev 7u0 barley malt, 3.4SO do. Flour fairly
aevs ,or export and hrm rys sales including STATE
asxsd range. Rye nonr wss qaet ssss we're $50 bbi~
steady quiet. Barley aud barley malt auAL
The New York herald., 1878-02-24

$1,000 Us "a 81 luaH $lUUouS5's.Io 10 q. 81 iO7
Us 6s 81 iUo6 1OJDO US 5s 'St. nc lO3H
MOO US5 20 r6o,n be 13n $500 " y as O. 81. 1884
I5OU So zoe 65,n.. 1851 1000 do. .b3 IO3i2
3OW Us 20, -'6S bo 1us 6uuO0 rs 'sf. 1Oix
IU}O US 1910. lo4x 1000 U Stks. Q. oi. 1u2X
5000 Us 5s. 1910. o l07k
l.j0 y. N.
g3OuOO us 30 w5,n lo3k SlUUo US os. 81 IO3k
fTyoO us $50 c. 67 io5I 10000 Us tis's.r oil IoIr
1000 w 5x IO40 o. to7 10000 Us <hs. q, si.. IU2A
2:30 r. NJ
s,onp IJs e., r. sI SIS lO5x xtU)yU VS. $50 1865.
i0O US 6s q 'sl. lD5ss iVVoO US 620. e,67.bc iO5E
IOODO US $40 c. can 1854
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
SATURDAY, Feb %. 1914.
l0:lj A, NJ.

$1,000 U 3 49,. r, '9i 1oix
iWxO y 5 4ks, c, 'e1 1U2,
$3.50 y y ~. 9, 1907. itgl
l00O0 U s Is, r, 1907. iul
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
SECOND B0ARD-l

Bobtai,. a5u bid. 80 ask cd:
Calitorn.. .2sts uid. asked
lukill 400 bid, 40 asked
\ Y Il Col. -. ~ BID, asked
Ontario. SIN bid. 81 asked
Soaton. - 45 bid, 2.6u asked
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
ssMp KnuPsc ineNole

S3uU u & 6's. a, '6i. -. los
250O do 49,. be ~ 0,'
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New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES by TELEGRAPH.

PLYMOUTH, ~ H., Jan. 2O-Airs. Dow, the victim
of tn" Dorchester outrage d'ri yest,i iday;
SHENANDOAH, Penn, JAM 2o.-lhOmas oldcn was
probably fatally wounded by John snedden in
anlay this Afternoon
SmrNANDoAH, Penn, Jan. 20.-Mr. Allen, who
bitten by doc Oh New Years day died hero from hydro
phObid this morllng.
NORFOLK Va Jan. 2o.-Arlen Nelson, negro,
hanged Friday, AT Plymouth NJ c. for the murder of
G. A. webb last April
JAMESTOWN, n. Y, Jan. 2O-L. NJ Brown sixty
Of age respected resident OF TINS place committed
suicide last night by hanging
BOsroN Jan. 20.-Edward McSweency, who es.
capcd from the Charles street Jail last Thursday morning
TRENTON Jan. cO.-lsrael Van SAINT was beaten
and kicked this morning about o'clock by John L. Lindsey
with such violence that he died Both men had been drinking
freely.
ST. AIBANs, Vt Jan. 20.-In the case of Edward
Taro ghate murderer the supreme Court overned the
exceptions sentenced him to be banged ON the first Fri
dag OF April, 1850.
age twelve oday took loaded intending to fighten
some little girls, when Il discharged. instantly Killing
Rosa FaTral and w0undng two younger girls
yerely. Hennessy was taken to the police station.
TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 19.-Sut has been brought
in the United states Circuit Court by Christian Huber of
10 ooismaecs for the loss Of his wife by the Moi ds
the Bclyidere Delaware branch, this Winter.
BosroN, JAM 20.-A young married couple, named
evening by trends their sitting room Mrs BTagdon dead
soia and her husband unconscious the floor lv
register.
NORFOLK. Va, Jan. 20.-The Old Dominion Line
steamer Wyan0ke from New York this city, carried
her erosshead pun on Hog island this morning at gocoek
all safe.
PnTsFIELD. Mass, Jan. 20.-A warrant has been
Judd member Of the legislature three at
which the forgeres were committed The affair was set
afterward destroyed
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
EVIDENCE lGArNsr AN INcENDlARY.

BUFFALO, Jan. 20.-lhe examination al John
Freobury, noted desperate OF this city. lately on ri"
for the murder of his mistress on Application Of the
Canadian authorities for eXtadition on the charge OF
arson IN burning the Queens Hotel at Bette On'ario
on the night of January 3, the guests of which narrowly
escaped, held before the United states Coinns-
sioncr in tis cy, YESTERDAY Gcorsc FIX, also II hs
cty his acromplico turned states evidence, charging
Frocbury with the crime AZ tie in,typtpn of Aaron
Augcr formerly keeper II the hotel at Hcrc. for the
PAYMENT of n certain sum. Anger II Is supposed,
desired The crime committed 10 satsfy hi, revenge The
authorities 0f Brrtic having refused 10 grant INN a
license. This cS dcHcc corIobOratcd hY several wit
Iessc~ residents OF Errtir among other. the Keeper OF
"A store. who sold Anger OIL with which the hotel slrd
was saturated the OF burning. Augcr ls IN ai at
Rcrtic The examination was adjourned until Monday.