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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
flnanllal.

CHICAGO and Canada Southern X. X. Bonds
~ and stock
Central r. X. OF Iowa 81 and I'd MOrtgage Bonds
NewJeTsey Midland x. r. Trust 60. Certihcatos
WORK and O-wegO Il. Il. Cert 1eate..
Danville Urbsna bloomington aud Pekin Certificates.
New Haven, Middletowb ant Wiimantlo h. X BpndA
Toledo, Canada Southern and Detroit k r. stock.
n Wayne. Jackson anu sginav r. X. Boncs.
St loser oh and Western L. r. Securities
Atchison and Pixies Peak r. r. Bonds and Scrip.
WANTED BY
WIN. II. UrLEY.
81 PinesL.
NtW.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
srocKS
CLOSING PRICKs OF n
% MINING STOCKS
YESTERDAY. To-day,


Government bonds were strong and fairly active
although the principal dealings were confined to
the 4l2 and per cents. The sales at the Board
Amounted 10 S67s 600, distributed as follows :
So. 900 coupOm and $4,000 registered Gs of 1881
at 1851: $4,000 coupon IS MT 1857 $4,000
registered u per cents at 1860 100 $S4O,OOO
coupon As at 1O2 Il 1928 and $4,000 reglst, red
81 1928. At the close the market was firm at the
annexed quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
F.r tie weck cnflng Oct. u. 1870


iFxpf,ssv Tor llr \. y. TnnCNr bv orr oFn repor
general 5JtTprt,0ns.
Send only articles Thc frcg and other expenses eat
~ poor eood Put y'rftins good order An attractive
look examination, and Of.cu Inakc. sale where
dirty p..kasr"i soseuy appearance fan. PacE securely
tuat Tie VIII allow the cuuienta IN change about
TIE plenty q" ran. dr. hae cur straw with eggs. Marx
PLAINLY NIth DIA sslc lp ate Is be-t-anl note contents
box D.rrrl. stating thc ais. send letter
tl.e. the route, tine. etc
. should also be Inc p-elu barrel box
AlWa,s siae the humber oi Ac.1geA Yourself
reputation for line goods la Jesi shape that
IN h IN demand
pccciuis The b. $3.50 pigs. Teas. 100
bush Exports: Beans 10 Ykg Pc. $685. bnsh There
4. nand Tor All olrs Hand ok a B~ru- about
steady prices. Prime Medium selling at 81 5G$l 90
aud Prime MaT4Ovs Al 81 g. Old Malrovs quiet
3D. strictly Choice Red kidney sod hiRh II G5
but Vcry Fancy uiighi 40. Very lev White Kidney
oHsflug .na quota nominal There has heca quite
qnIy foT BeGns Tor the .asern market nni with
Ish receipts tho feeling fru. TO n pr
however stock must BE- really buyers discrmi
nate very closely purchasing Pei Bcans Taere
scarcity Peas, song
have advanced. Quotations..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

trail 70a Reading Railroad 80 The amount Of bullion with
drawn from Bank England balance today ist 10000
Oct 2l43O m.Paf1s advices quote three per
cent reses 81 81 francs 40 confines Tor me account
LONDON. Oct 2l.Sver II quoted at 52'isd per ounce
LONDON Oct. 2The bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF
Eng 10 day for shipment to New. York.
PARs Oct 2l.lxcuange on London, 70 francs ISL cen
for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
rn-IIs Hrrnrrs AND Nrrs-nEIFD

Receipts Of Dried Fruit tor the weeS pAgs. WIN it
Tkgt Of Poanats Exports iDried Apples, t- bits WIN
gnod cyalofa ed Apple, ful not much stock
nenr ihcrei- market ami sales have been in Oh" ~
Be-. Choice NOrih afulnH ~tn iil'i Apples are sell
ing last they arrive at quotations winch are steady
yapor4trl Peeled rsaChe- and arnrng the seller
reached rT FtnT lots. No iuIcctd oitring,
quot less nominal -undfef Pee rl feichc.
sharp rNtreuc prices l1vc h-DnpNd go 'oy"s
Fancy Aorth Carolina soh al is ~ lsc, Ingeelri
Halves very scarce END would probably sci az
707cc. Glickheriics firm. with small ,ae- a. luc
lli.pberrie. nUi therres steady a. quoted beO"
Many Chestnut, arriving wore heated her r.
shipaen', which INJURIES Aer sae very much and naA
wade difference selling good stoCA has te' s'. Nri
many Hicaory Nuts arriving AM sal,s SOW II Zoe G% ono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

LONDON 2l-l23o PIN Consois e7sIe Tor both money
ana The account ;. bonds New lives lU5b Eric Rail
49, cOnsOls. NewJeTsev
lO4 NowJcrsey Central 70 limos Central
1Oi Pennsylvania Central 49.S Reading Railroad 30ss
LONDON Oct also m.-Pars advlces
rentes 81 francs % Confines for the account Erie
Railway share, &O1s
LONDON Oct 1880 p. m-Ere Railway shares Al a
Illinois Central lO1
1ONDOs &C, 2l-3;45 Reading Railroad, 500
LoSDOS Oct 2i-sl5 pm.The rate OF discount Tor
bills open market In Z cent which q
Der cent below the Bauk Of England rate.
2!.-1he Imperial Bank Of Russia
ITS u discount from 10 Per cent
LoxDoA. Oct IA D. n--Consos s7t for both money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

Receipts for the week &c pkgs. last weok D. ~ pkga
ssressnding week last ~h pkgs The cool weather
market to-day the arrivals nrr larger and the vctrr .f
iAyOrh easier 80 the market with o slide
quotations Gully che for brs rfs There ere lat lew
filmed Eggs con ing forward, AMI reces - holding most
lots shade hicher. quotations.
Penn q =. y .doz. 20 d.p d. Inf ror lis n g
y i2G-O -fifr II ned
D1. Inferior. dta western Lmei.....lo as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

NOIICE.-IO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF
~ THE COUNTY or All EGHLNN. STATE ~ PENN
rYLNANiA. lhe linking Fond Commission OF me comfy
Of All, gh-my, state Of Penn-y by ~ aufhnty
approved II
A0il, a ID. 1861, tOHt.
"~eciiOn q. Iha "a Commissioners ~ tho SINKING Flnf
IN bonds should ID" offered OF obtanen a. fs' nrpF
par shall pay oil The outstanding bonds Al ulf1n
OF numbers bsgrnng an the lowest number ouief lii
n The II such pond bond. not beng tnlrfni
PAID then tue commissioners shat deposit the uuof hee
Tor bank n dee tou 81 Allegheny AMI Toe BOND 90
BOMBS avcrsei nr sls cc1-e 10 draw interest," thereon,
TIE holrIs of such bond bonds sinai lols no
deposit for OF bis her OF tirr MI fl -
Ia De made n two newspapers pln ID &c. cry
o lI.tsurg oLe II Ihiadcl lI eu.l ne Nrsf rE ,f'
Do Lerebv noty the hodrr u Allegheny innif bonds.
tlai bonds number ed and tl follows, 20 20. $50. J, % 3
g. lu. -. ~ 49, L. l6. - Is. 20 ~ - 23 -, 20 I. -
-, 80, 80. % OBJ taicl January l-i l-b anu ntfrrug
Jauua ISL lN-, Viii NJ paid psrtffou fuH rnlld
thr office ~ The 60 Controller Pt'.nirr. irnn, nifi
tie l- of November. 1879 which darc M interest al
.--. mn iii L----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

suct GOOD JruarglOs Mlldhnc
T.,ai deliveries aclvei advanced 1920 points bnt
closet go only 20 Inuis advance Stc-, .-7,YOJ bales
including October llUFHll.ltdllcs NOv.uuef lnJIh
loH~4 l'...c pcccmDer 40 so 1894 4Io tlc:- n9Hy
luqurl ltf lO~uc.. February lllfdll ll0lOHtcf
sfirch i..rall.35lll Ogc April ll4soll27,.; NAV,
ll55olil SIS june lGiaIl re; July. lsic Fret cal
October MA - Is Novcmbcf, 1854 lOvS, 10 90
lOs5 Dccember 10 80 1924, 1892. 1921 January %.
il uI February Ill7. lllG Mareh, 49, lI.G a3,
lLss. l9 Arl. ll47, ii46i May d g il.63 los
Call ciobet ~ 22l ll16i Novemhcr- loss, ios9j e-
coInbe 1887, 1osS January, 1885 1897 teOruary
ii55 Il6I; June. 11.7O total 5000 bales. Thri call
Der 1850. 1879. l"7s Januay, 1921 49, ~" February
uB 100. MARCH Ills. lli7. lilo; April. ilJ- Nav,
= june 100 l15s total. C,2O BALE dtnrcs closed
.LL-l-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

NFFFIANTI~
Of Potatoes III bhs Early Rose Potatoes.
double bbs sold ~ =. but 10 l. hdi % get
ii 20 doing somewhat hrt;r -dussh has
fair iulry steady pace. fine Hu)b io at
81 d. Orr Vegetables rather light Request ~ quotations.
rofAoos. Eafiy Iurnips. Russia,
Rose, b1....si l2GSl 81 bbi ---.- -. "a 10
Do. Peerless ] UUU II tanbsge. Fl&t
Do. Sweet Ie. Dutcn, per 100 OO1 4 90
low. Va. l goa ! 10 squash. Marrow.
30. Delaware = OO0 . 70 Dbl. ---.. - 20
onion. White Dbl OOa 2 so Do. hubbard. 2jQ 90
DO. Red ana Vel pumpkins. per go
Low ......... JOd . 90 1OO...........- ) O0G 300
The receipts 81 Honey quite LIBERAL and stock
very slowly eoevefs quite nrm In their views
however likely bee very short CROP latest
place years crop only third the
yield Quotations;
Br,.va1 y - ..... 2id22 Do. Buckwheat 1915
Hon v C.over fancy Do, Strained White ] ~ (
small hOx-s lsd2O Do, do. Dark. lOG
Do, large I61is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
JOIN y. NcCTNE. -ia sag
JpiN liAniER, luuu
GEO. ALfAAN ULl.N NOuulft.e
OPEN BOARD o. ST. K BROKERS

~ ORD ro7 offiot. "a ..,, o..o
No., - snd :. m ,o, ,a r, r,.i 49,. S,., li 49, ~.
rrl- "f becoming m.m'r. ur.f -lf-erIr on or b. lore
VfITpSDAN n.xf a. g. PAH>F i.. Chairman
..,,...". ......
IDROPOSAt4S Tor SbNop.pDp. flN ~ tNt
1rFK c,Nr. PNYAiLF -fMIANNi'iL Ally. P.ISci.
PAL IN n - l. NVH' j. i,,' . ,, CONTROLLER oe.
fu Tb,r.i,v oero rr., I-- af 0'rls.s H. 30 ta.
SIM. Vii b. m rv anen. Ga 49, rr.. Do. q of 10 Commas.
eon. p. ~ H. -irsin Fatt r. tl. r any ua. Ito
snia % ~, so, ,,, n,' OF ,'' ". 80" co. If - 80 ~,
r-.ot,lnn nf tf. un.p OF F.flm4.r ald Affortolmau
adtn..| -.|If. ..,f f--l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

IT, London British consos advanced ls 10 95l.iG,
hut later reacted 10 014 both Tor money ava a.
count. I'm United states bonds The nov D we're i
mlhrr 40 lOJi2 the other. unchanged. American
railway .tCurtIes were irregular; Erie common de-
ciincd = per cont To 4Ol2 and later recovering {"
II L. preferred stock sellnl ~ ooa u0-4i scConb
cou~0is We're Is lower AT eGos ard funded -
is a, slhs. Illinois Central aivanced =
T.r cent o. 1C'l2. Pennsylvania u 40 49's.
New-.lersry Central , per cen 90 76l2 and consOs
y To- lnil2 and Reading 2os 10 -. The Bank 81
England To-day lost e129 600 bullion on balance.
making "A loss of E9J6. 900 IN five days. Although
money al the open market d still quoted al l'o per
cent for discount of bankers threr-months pals.
n Is Thought by that an advance bv TIE bank
of IT'S rate for discount will follow this weeks large
loss of nul.ion Iu Paris French per cents further
declncrd 10 sl.jO francs
The aross earnings o; the following railroads are
reported;
Second wee. of october sos:is7 ss5sss Inc sss.a
JANUARY - 89oS.27s 3,s'o572 Dec. i02.'c0
n,mNGroN CEDAR RAPIDS AND NoETHERS.
second wee. Of october fsss fj3s Inc s sseSs
SO Louis. IRON NJ .uNTArN AND soUrHERS.
r's to SSGF sliS2 Inc Inc
The receipts of -four ana gram at the principal
Atlantic ports Tins Dist day oil October were:
Ne"YorK
Flour oo Canal 95 H ' y; g ao r so n is
wheat. nu.h % 9oo 2It45o 7.Si s2o975 $500 2!sts
Corn bush i"zoo Ssog iio 'SS Ss yS % g5 81 SS
bye. bush o.tiZ ~ i'V 9'p 80,
Total lr.n $500 290742 457 SOP lE3.CJJ lc415U
AZ aud from Bahalo to-day:
-heceipt.--. shipments.
Railroads Cana. Rsiroats
FlOnr. Ibis. 1920 54oc 1860
,,.,.., h,sb ot3OOO 80 800 33l3sO 1910
f,,r bns1 3sOsDO 2s.4Oa lO042O 4g3OD
Oats. bush zcv}B =" ~
rs TO-. bush aOv 4.1.v
Barley BUSH. SUI if'..nui
-0tRi bura... S.SoDO SoOVO aoo.cvV lO79ou
At aud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
- geceutA--- .-anlyuentS
Chicago Milwaukee. Cbcsf9 milwaukee
Flour. bbs.-.....- 1859 $4,000 l0.16s 2O+VO
wheat, suss...... 2to.,so 2Oe 500 77elQ 1890
con- busD....-... 21o.ll@ 500 4o.u51
oars bu1h.-..... siTST A.sW % -e8
Kye busnL...... 1921 $500 6.u22 400
barley. BUSH. 1O2S5 1000 2lO2s 1900
TOTAL bnsr..... G95.,95 2s0SOO Zll.6il $500
Tue following shows the exports exclusive Of spe-
oie) from the port OF New York for the week ending
October 81 and since the beginning of the year:
1877. 1873 1873
Previously reported 22lsl2s45 2754s6s7o 27l.Ou5Sl5
Total since jan S92s4} $50 2942sC9 s27s76s $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
Diploeu0 Notice..

LITTLE Prrrsnuno CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
li3 AND ll5 BROADWAY. -
NEW YoHX, OcI 10. 1873.
nINlDEND NO. 6.
~ Tho BOARD OF DIRECTORS have THIS day de-
cared dividend OF 100000 (0uo hundred uoisand doh
las being 80 ger tl.I value -lOu te cap
dtsl-oCk OF the cpany Of The net earnings for tns
Of October 1879 the office OF the
aud after T. books will october
81, reopen the Sth " NOvumb,r
Clio. 4. LYMAN secretary.
In addition tho above d end there Will be 800 900
earnings for the month Of Oct her
plus account GEO. Z. Ll NAN, secretary.
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY CO.
- ~ Broad. AZ. wYork.rhe coupons due oet,eer
1873 ON mortgage pink bonds the
sofa Company. Will be pad aad alter tAat
day once OF the Farmers Loan and fIasi Company
% Excha an re place. CORNELIUS r. GOLD,
Chairman Executive Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
financial.


sr.rE ~ GEOR1ia. TREASURY DgP igsipyr
ALBANIA. rtt l-. 1913
ny VIRTUE Of JOINT RESOLI TON Of
The Hen.r Assembly ~ TIE stale ~ efrf s1ur0sed
's aay authorizing hs payment fnn i.l-resf
fhefn hereby give notice is boiler Df f D. bono. ~
The stae ~ G~Dr H. i-suco Of tHe Asulc mi
Duh Halhnai, Augl- 1859. inaiIrry fff ilY
% AnFis 1873 tnt t last sly months in crest before IA
tufiiY ~ The SAID bonds Tor which r.ls sfld
10 ine said bonds, g paid pon claim ADD iocapt
thereto ~ thc National Para Bsns, 1it sll go Bol1esy,
NcW-i0rk. J.. vs.. VINrROf.
state frolfuffr.
ELINT and PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY
u tD.-Haiicfs ~ rOu-0idaieI bonds
bonds with either ~ the following dsof
Exchange Natouai Ba1k Sew YORK.. Mechanics s lioa4l
Bank SeW.lScaflrf Mass First Ola stag ftOa g. s..
VINO viii issue a negotiable ceitngafs for nv -aiae
IfANllS NAIIfi AWAY,
IDGA -sBW.f
A.. q EFpNEff
II. II FISH.
IA. s. y POST, Chairman
Purchasing Committee.
GAS STOCKS g. City R.R. tllOrse aud Eivt,D
~ sncla q BOND. lnnglt .nI g. rHEv-III rl.l.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

v Old TU- I OHIO = NAn- fI--I
This lNl election Np I.1 next nn'0-
Der ~ I'D nitr ]. Ilse H1
becoming memItrs must -i'-erlIr on g. lore
THURSDAY nrxL e. g. PAfhEi. Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

The mark for Live Poultry quite firm up today.
hut have caused feeling with
dsciin prices. There l. good demand fDr all kinds Of
e except oolcprk. which getting ont Of season. tue
supply lint ed aud prices rule firm ami generally
eAor Tltl, qlifc receipts Of h0 state and
IS -tua pressed POult today. bur inc weather cool
snA soil rly ZIl3t for Chickens and Fowls mix IL,
Ana . TURK The following nom pam hef
m hlshd bv bowie r. will he ~ especial interest
inDsc who poultry sr late
h0i1 lOr good after hsiuR thawed II
bet le drawn though ats IN The BUYERS
ave suc IA renee. In aead ana fc should Do lett
Ol alut he taken 20 have ne heads well
ald re. blood. Boxes Of the following dmen-
u Inch luIrer. vel
ato prefer. BILE say fet long - inches wide and
ic deep. roy VIII aoli two layers ~ Turkeys
tir,e 81 Fows When packing Turkeys, pat layer Of
bot tom. am 'Bser ~ hens ut the top Barre
ueny used bui ihey do not retain The frost
vel me Ihere should lee no SHAW o. paper Used
h4 aca!ng should be- done IN cold r. place, separate
ilTcssng bat rot IN the open air The WIND
aptt t-mt poultry darS and 1--we Il stale a3D,arance
q ste safest plan - freeze each LAYER -eparey this
e don by packing layer 10 - many boxes rs II Will require
each days work 1t sh"uld be packet and well
stag its na,ur shape hen tie nrst layer
should
Rhei al completely fOL,u Tie svad DO snuay
ed the placed gether in building Tor
the puIp covered straw three feet deep
weather moi. law whom the boxes but
partly filled, becomes Ia stop killing the
partly filed boxes should be IN the
Otners." Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

It's AID rtaNlE--til-h
ESuors ~ Apple. lI~tN huis AL haId- o. Aufc-. n Joe
gov, condition ao.g l.t r Ml2ci lo. II fa iit ei-
In exceed ~ 49, though 81 1oi. occasionally reached Win
rrut clu--tiko ~ ltVius trinrs AMI spy, are
.s a- u.s. hcs about - iOr mixed lDi Fine Xmas
hlS. sod - 3D. Zap rersarc buyIng large share
o- o.. Winter Apples. AD'af 400 boxes ri I'ars
arrived hv The Boston boats fIs morning most
of which sod DUNN the day al -als 81.
recording variety. Ounces and DO demand 100 St~
Tie receipt, ~ Grapes mod there
improvement 100 tine marNct, csc pt for lsalrlis
lew lnr upilsar Concord sold today J0lc. cape Col
C~inler. have been coming forward IRE snaringy The
cool weather uG little be TER demand.
hmm LLmnn-s % ID. ma-Ae-- 4llL.-OLs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

j. =. erAHToN. o. &as.au-si.
- AND Is PER CENT NlERE~i.-Any
- amount years MT ,s- ~
erty SIIKLlNG. DOW 80 IS A-t~,
40 Broadway.
a PER CENT 3O-YEAR BONDS.
{ few well secured Inst M,rgagt Railroad Bonds iQf
". b. SCOTT * CO.. Bankers
T.. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

Tue following shows the exports exclusive Of spe
ciel from the port OF New York for the ending
October 81 and since the beginning of the year:
1877. 1873. 1873
For the week ..... s662.O45 S7.455,993 s7.783 3ii
Previously reported 22lsIzs45 2754sos7o 27l.ou5Si5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

GAS STOCKS g. City R.R. tllOrse and EivtD
" snlla d Hnu-. nnLe.L .n-L E.ILILNLIL. L--.-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

Hecc.pfs lor the week. bales; week.
corresponding wrrk la- year. lj41 bales.
Nr.A .. llr same fmv AL YEA. 6 rnl'~ There
..lung price about
rr l'iu. Sew Nu.s 10 s rrru tid flat flc paid in
r .nre Friday nut there has' been sales on this
ola that BE D. all that
"a 3 hra. guotlrs. The rusne.- f. almost enur,y with
trsr ana demand from that source. though LARGELY
-ncIifvr continues A. strong as ever Eastern Hops.
. Viii u, o. selling f'on Zoe. la BE-, ace riiug to quail
~. higher. Quotations:
STATE. ft1ey. - Sja31 DO Fair to Prime. --.l n
Il. .'..fl r.
i air 30 (uoi.... q3O 30. Good Prime -. Sdl2
Tn. 10 ] = lu. . =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

L BJND- ofile,irYe, NEWYoEK lNlI.lI.. 81 L
; iIK ON. rAYAnLE -aAIANAIALLi f.IADt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

LITTLE PIrrsnuRo CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY,
ll3 AND ll5 BROADWAY.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-26


A bewildered red man wasted nearly
an hour on q street In San Francisco
the other dray trying to pick ap some
quicksilver which somebody had drop
ped there. First he made a grab at it
with his thumb and forefinger, and was
astonished when he found he couldn't
pick 1t up. He was determined to have
that quicksilver anyhow; SO he un-
wound a handkerchief from his hat,
and. spreading it on the ground, got a
chip and scraped the quicksilver into
it. A look of triumph shot from his
eagle eye as he gathered up the four
corners Of the handkerchief, but 1t was
replaced by one Of horror and disgust
when the metal ran through the fabric
like water through a sieve. Looking
at the deceiver as it lay on the ground
for a moment, he suddenly turned and
darted into an alley as though he imag-
ined a huge joke had somehow fallen
across bis untutored existence.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-26

The truth is coming out gradually
about the 1877 business. From all
over the south come denunciations Of
Tilden, who is decried as a presiden-
tial candidate. He lacked courage in
IT, say the papers, to place himself at
the head Of an army Of southerners and
march victorious into the white house.
SO Henry Watterson's 100000 armed
men were not a myth. If this all be
true, it seems to us that Tilden de-
serves credit for having withstood the
temptation of capturing the presidency
by force. If he was prompted by a COW
ardly nature, very well. If he acted on
a clear, cool judgment, SO much the
better. In either case he is entitled to
some credit, and the LEADER hereby
endeavors TO do him Justice.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-26
CARAMELs FOR THE FAIR.

Linen lawn ties are worn inside the
collar.
Muslin fichus are worn with organdy
hats.
Mohair listers will be popular for
summer travelling.
Very large hats of Milan straw or of
leghorn are shown.
Short black satin skirts are shown,
to wear with bracelets.
White batiste handkerchiefs are en-
broidered in all colors.
Handsome shoes are variously orna-
mented with cut steel buttons.
.'Gaze de lainen is a new dress ma
terial, and it Is very handsome.
A handsome tea set is in repousse
work with fern and rose design.
Rough and ready straws are trimmed
with Ane flowers and breton lace.
New stationery is in Queen Anne
patterns, with letters in old English
text.
Handsome sashe. in Scotch plaids
finished with heavy fringe are novelties.
Elegant bracelets are called the
Grown" bracelets, and are shaped like
q crown.
New Partisan fans sometimes have a
miniature powder and puff boz conceal
ed in them.
In dressing the hair the shape Of the
head and face should always be taken
into consideration.
A bracelet OF etruscan gold has the
top Of pearls in etruscan shells with u
large peridot in the center.
POULAND, cambria suits are made in
stylish designs, and are in a varity of
shades and designs in material.
A Tennessee cotton firm has sent out
a woman drummer. and an intelligent
exchange is sure she carries samples.
The spread Japanese fans are cover
ed with satin of two contrasting colors
and hand-painted In Japanese designs,
are new and pretty.
A bursting soda water fountain
killed a North Carolina man a few days
ago. Young women, beware how you
lead young men UP to a loaded soda
fountain.
The latest novelties in handkerchiefs
are small round handkerchiefs Of white
cambria with embroidered figures
around the edge and finished with en-
broidered rufles of colored cambria.
The ''extravaganzan curl. a heavy
tress curled about half its length, is
still worn, and is becoming If well adj
justed.
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Professor Pancoast, who has been,
and Is still, explaining to medical stu
dents the Carolina colored twins, ex-
hibited about the country under the
title Of the two-headed girl, regards
them as far more wonderful than the
Slamese twins. Those were two dis
tinct human beings, while these sisters
have a single backbone below the
shoulder blades, at which point the
spine branches like the letter Y. They
were born back to back; but. In learn
ing to walk, they so changed their orig
inal position that they nov stand
nearly side by side. When either is
touched below the point Of conjunction
both feel it; but above that point sensi-
tiveDess is separate. These monstrosi-
ties are not nearly SO uncommon as
generally thought, as any n must
know who has read St. Hillaire's Ellis
tory Of Anomalies of Organization. :"
There was the twin monster, Rita
Christina, born In Sardinia, who was
taken to Paris and died there. Her
head, neck and upper extremitles were
duplicated, while the chest and alb
domen were single. A child with three
heads, born some thirty-6ve years since
in Catania, Sicily, attracted much at
tention from scientific men. Ambrose
Pare describes two girls united by the
back, belly and forehead. They lived
to be 10 years old, when one of them
died. The dead girl was then separat-
ed from her living sister, who Dor died
also. The Hungarian sisters, In the
last century, were united by the back
and had one alimentary and urinary
canal. They, or she, as you like, did
not die for twenty-five years. OF all
the human monstrosities known, none
have lived s long as the Siamesetwins.
They lasted sixty-three years, while
hardly any of those recorded survived
half so long, most of them dying before
an
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Mnrx Clemmer ON Hill.

He has been a Methodist class-leader
or preacher, and a certain aroma Of
sanctimoniousness seems to emanate
from his sandy face, or to hover oyer 1t
like an aura. His hair is sandy, touch
ed with gray, with a slight fringe Of
the same below the chin. His mouth
is clean cut and resolute, his o 5 not
an impressive member, his eyes light
blue, with a certain meditative, intro
verted light in them which shows
that he does considerable thinking, af.
ter q fashion Of his own.