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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-07-19
$4,000
THE MARKETS.
New York.

Reported by CHANDLER, BROWN & Co., Commission
Merchants, Milwaukee and Chicago.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-07-19

AN improved torpedo of the White
head or fish pattern has been tested at
the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, and been
sent to Portsmouth for course of sea
trials. 1t is capable of high rate of
speed and maintains its velocity for a
considerable range 1t is also cheaper,
and as each torpedo costs about 81. so.
this is considerable advantage. The
purchase of the secret from Mr.. White
head costs the British government, with
the improvements altogether, So, $50, 900.
Many attempts have, of course, been
made to discover the secret Of manufac
ture, and in one instance the authorities
were outwitted by respectable looking
man, who informed the officials that he
had invented an improvement in the
propeller, and induced them to allow
HIM to take away part of the machinery.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-07-19
THE CENSUS OF 1850.
pronosed Division Of the stare Ah1'
Supervisor Districts.

In response to request from i1oh +
Francis A. Walker, superintendent %
the census, asking for advice as 10 .ne
best plan for dividing Wisconsin lnlo
four supervisor districts, Tor census
purposes. Representatives Caswell Hazel
ton and Pound submitted the following
tabular proposition, which it is SAID
will probably be adopted;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11

IL KINDERGARTEN
IN and ELEMENTARY CLASSES Of Professor T. Rraus
Mrs Kraus f0cite West Z--st, Icopcns October l.
Kindergarten teachers November l. Pro
lessor proiaSaJors o kinder.
iu AmeTC Mrs krII- BOctr. pup and OwOTk eT
FfOcbes IL assisted bY experience Of twenty
years IN Germany, England ana America.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The sketch of Admiral Paulding which VIII
be published Hdrper'S Magazine for February Is
written by Commander r. W. Meade who is sOn-ln-
OF the late Admiral 1t Is accompanied by portrait
Moncure ID. COnway's important work on
" Drmonology and Devil-lore" will be brought out III
this country by Henry Holt Co.. and is nearly ready
1t will comprise two large volumes and have number
of illustrations.
"a Symposium on the Chinese Question
will be a novel feature of the February number OF
Scr3JncrS Monthly 1t is announced to include dialect
reports of interviews with such distinguished and repre-
sentative men as All Lee, OF Cherry-st; Mons AlphOnse
de Ia Fontalne of South Ffthave Herr Isaac RoSeS
thai the Hon. Phclm McFinnegan OF the Street Cleaning
Bureau and Judge Eliakim Psbury, OF Whishey Guch'
Montana Territory This number will be out about the
l7th and it Is said that 10000 copies OF it VIII be
printed With the beginning OF new year gain In CIR
culation Is reported of from - 10 20 per cent or the
January number 900 copies have been sold and Is
st beng reprinted These figures have been recently
applied by mistake TO ST. Nicholas the circulation of
which stands at the large figure OF 10000, shoWlnS' lis
eaid considerable gain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11

q, tho Dav o Peutecost az means OF securing unity IN
their teachings But modern investigation mas o'o"s
out the theory that while the first natura' susE'S,'
the creed was from Peters confession NAV A'' oh
the creed was really four or five hundred years III o
before il assumed the shape IN when u
is now familiar Dr. Schaf in his "CTeeds OF 'nr's'on
DOM IL OF opinion that in its present cotp'oo
form II can hardly be traced beyond the sxth ceftS
not beyond the close OF the Attn century whiie us u"
umph over all the other forms in the latln Chuo ,on
not conn otcd until the eighth century; me tOEv,nu
GondSt thinks that "n IFS place anu W." "niccticn
understanding" there he ono reasonaDo tnn
10 its use by Congregation Churches; bu u,, 80 NAV
other hand such guarded and well legulaicu "'o mag
be desirable Tor them.' .
Personal and other items: The diocese OF
Durham whose bishop has Just resigned Is the lch's,
in England 1T Is proposed to aDoIlsh INC oi"' "
chaplain in both branches OF the Massachusetts Legs
l.tnre. the ,alary which is $500. having become q
sonrce of contcntion..... The next Eng1sh 'hu'cn
Congress will be held South Wales, and preparations
for II are already ON foot.....Blshop COX, VI "'
New.York on Christmas Day was smut up all III T'i'i'
"shautee during terrific snow-stOrm near "ilh''
VILE ten miles from Buifdo......The Congregations
Church which 10 building at SratfordonAVon VIII DC
largo one The Pope has authorized the celebraonoI
commemorative services the anniversary OF the III '
Of Victor Emanuel III all the churches OF Rome except
the four Bascas. The Second Baptst 'huIcn VI "
Louis Was destroyed by fire week ago ana ID u IL"
DAYS the rabbi OF the Hebrew Tabernacle offered 'he
pastor OF the church the of that cdce for place OF
worship on Sundays The rabbi said the offer was NOT
made from any religious feeling for the Bapsts p' oc
cause the Hebrews respected them he made IL Freely
In accepting the offer the pastor remarked that HIS eo
pie would not be compromising our posltion VI o'i
religion do not favor uniting with another ue'oni-
nation; our mode o. worship and our communion s,L
vices would conflict" Catholic newspaper gWu,
sbed at Rome declares that after eight years Oh to'
by British and American Professionals ana M
ing the motley elements TO be found IN Rome VIII Is
gs6 600 nhahtants these missionaries OF satan nav
scarcely inscribed 700 persons their tablets OF per
dition while OtGer Italian towns the laure hdS pei
even Crcater"... in England the present humucI VI
ordained Methodist preachers is lO4, 10; me huo
OF church members in iul fellowship 44S9S' ana he
total number Of PERSONS under Methodist teaching
100000
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calties Of the week were the Northwestern sba,..
and Michigan Central Northwest common sbow.s
a gain Of 1as, tho preferred H. and Michiyans
Central 23s per cent. OF the investmens.n
New-York Elevated advanced 2 per cent o.
small sales Illinois Central b. and Cleveland ana
Pittsburg gig per cent. Of the "fancies y
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern, after q,
advance of SIS per cent, finally closed 9 ns
cent higher than q week ago. St. Lonis Ksnsa.
City and Northern preferred gained 3is and s.
Louis Iron Mountain and Southern 2is per cent
Erie was active in amount Of transactions ll2I 1sS
sharcsl and after selling at 223iG23 declined ~
~ ls aud closed at 22os, or % per cent higher than
a week ago.
On the other hand Lake Shore has been dull AMI
shows final decline of q per cent ~. Paul ORE.
ferred having fuctuated within ran ge Of 10 ncr
mon stock is q per cent lower than last Fridav
Hannibal aud st. Joseph common declined H. tie
preferred y, C., G., G. and !. -, Union Pag6c
T. and Wabash y per cent. The coal stock,
were irregular, at times active and at Other,
extremely dull.
The results Of rho week ave Delaware
Lackawanna and Western closes the sams
Delaware and Hudson and Central Ut. hew-Jersey
each Il lower. Western Union, while inactive has
huctuatcd between 053i and 9l3s and finally closes
at a decline of b per cent, while Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph has gained 27s per ceat, reactng
II per cent IN final sales. The express stocks have
varied little in price. except Wells, Fargo a. Co.,
which, having sold at 03 ex diyidcrd, recovered 10
9ilo Pacific Mail, with total sales for the week 0.
only $500 shares, declined to llIa'd1l3i becansa
of the damaging character OF tho G9np@nys late
statement The total transactions IN all stocks
amounted to S3G.9l3 shares, against ST. O09 shares
for the preceding broken week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
RELIGIOUS LNIEALIGENCE.

Mr. Moody fails to see ''why people don't bring
their babies To church" " have often plficl,' he sand
recently in Baltimore those poor mothers who cannot
afford nurses and who are Kept from church because
they have to mind the baby. suppose they do ciy;
done mind il at home, ana don't why II should he
so awful here. T0cr some h1gCtty people who don't
Ike babies, but tAcn think tlcy are the ones who
VII be the fashion 10 bllng babies to church
At Folkrstonc, England, an extraordinary
person calling himself JAN the Prophet" has been
astonishing the people OF that town. He goes about
dressed IN shecpskns and carries above his head
printed rllcard bearing the words: ." am Elijah the
Prophet" and quoting from Malachi a. ms authority
behold will send you Elijah the Prophet before the
evening Of the great and dreadful day OF the Lord"
lie has addressed several gatherings, aud has notion
that England has connection with the Ten Lost
Tribes An attempt has been made TO punish him for
causing obstruction in the streets, but the magls-
tratcs dismissed the charge
There are good reports from Sunday schools
In many places Ia the Northwest alone during the past
eight months 27G schools have been established and
9sJ others have been assisted by the American Union;
besides this I3s3 persons were supplied with the scrip
lures aud nearly 1000 worth Of regOus juvenile read
ing was put into the hands % chdrcn..ln London the
schools number H. with 1861 teachers and 23OOol
scho. ars. Tho Union Committee in sonth Bend, lud
have rosucd the arrest and conviction Of man FOR send
INC obscene matter through the mails churches
An Illinois during the year Just passed received lslS2
additions through the SundayschOOs and IN tho past
eight years, l26O24...In Newark, y. j. the eighteen
schools have 5,l23 scholars and CIT teachers. The
first school was organized IN 1919 against great OPPOSE
ton In the kitchen Of house OF what Is now No 6l1
Broad-stAm denominations in Germany furnish
total OF g77 schools 1925 teachers and lG2,2Jl
scbolars Next year will be the hundreth ivesary
Of the establishment Of sundayscboos ana IL Is pro
DOsed IN England TO commemorate the event Dy d
series OF services extending from June % 70 July 4
There has been of late some discussion OF
the proprety Of using the Apostles Creed IN C0ngregs
tonal Churches In that connection The Congregation
siist this week article the origin and history
of this creed Before the middle OF the seventeenth
eentury It had been belief among Christians that IL
Sas composed by the twelve Apostles az Jerusaem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
OFFICIAL REPORT ". Y. MINING STOCK EX-
CHANGE SALES. JAN. 10. 1879.
SECOND CALL O'CLOCK =. ~
THIRD CALL.-2:3O O'CLOCK p. ".
FRIDAY, Jan. l0-P. NJ.

The principal financial event of the week ending
today was the immense subscriptions reported 10
the 4 per cent Government bonds, amounting to
$50 800, 800. Another feature was the unusual ac-
tivlty of the railroad bond market, which included
not only the best classes but some OF an uncertain
character.
The stock market during the week, however was
little else than a repetition of what it has been
for several weeks-a purely brokers' market.
with the entire capital of the professional
operators enlisted upon tho bull side.
Nevertheless the market has been irregular,
and while the seeks that are the prime favorites
show au advance, theirs have declined The spe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11


If anything were needed to stamp the unnatural
character of the present stock market that need
WIS SUPPLIED today. IL had been expected conf
IDENTIFY that the earnings OF the Chicago, Milwaukee
and ST. Paul Railroad for the first week IN January
would show very handsome gam over the COrre-
spending week of 1873. And tins expectation had
a remarkable basis in the facts that the first week
of 1873 returned the smallest earnings Of any week
in 1873, and that the receipts of grain at
Milwaukee for the first week of this year were
100000 bushels, against 10000 bushels for the
CORES OndIng week of 1873. Yet when the earn
ngs were reported to-day, showing loss Of
S7.51S instead of the expected gam OF S2O,OOO0
$50, 900, 1t had only mOmentary effect upon the
prices Of the stocks OF the company, alter which, II
anything they were nrner than before the report
was received. The common stock opened AT 30Si and
had declined to 80 before the report was rece we'd,
after which it sold at 3i3i and then at 35ls.
The preferred stock sold at 7G4d 154 76is.
The whole market declined early IN the
day. but made sharp recovery before the
close except in Lake Shore, which sold at
G7l G73s all day. Erie opened down at 22Ss, sold
at 22lia 223l a DDS Michigan Central sold at ia
frrred at 79G7s3sa 1873 Canada Southern at 1888
a 1854 Cleveland and PIttsburg was particularly
strong selling at S7l20 s9i4. and Illinois Central
at s2a SIS St. LOUIS and Iron Mountain rallied
TO 1910 but ended at l6, and W aba5h declined "
203s Mon Pacific recovering 10 OGI2.
There was more activity IN Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, which rose to 4i's accom-
poued by rumor, of an advance in the price of coal,
which rImor so far as 1t relates 10 business done
and uOt To the fancy ideas of holders, may he
accepted as pure fiction. Morris and Lssex sold at
75l2a 763i, Delaware and Hudson at3s"sG39 4, aud
NcW-Jc!scy Central at 3lls03I L.. Western Union
WAS uun with sales at 9J3s a 80 q 9Jie. ana Pacific
Mail further declined to Ia, rallylng to ia at
the close. .
Stocks generally loaned at per cen; carrying, with
exceptions at per cent, and of l52 paid for use OF
Delaware. LaCkawanna and esterl. The Market
closed dull and irregular.
sAsGE Or THE STOCK MARKET
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Eaw SCHOOLS.
DGntlna Arnocmlss

DGntluQ Acnocmlss
Lien DODWORTIIS SCHOOL
"A FOR DANCING An DEPORrMENT,
NO Gsl 5TIIANE,
now OPEN. FOR TERMS. DC. SEND FOR GIRO LAE.
NOTICF-hn extra class for children, beginners and
others Monday. January q, 10 meet on
Mondays ana Thur laN- from 32 {" - o. M
DEILLl'S SCHOOL of DANCING and De
III POR1MENT Giondtysl AT Lyric Hail. Gthaye
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For Both Sexes-Citv.


III
IL 4S 2Ost, broadway all languages pIact.
cay taught by native teachers IN classes Tor ladies' and gen
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Totai ,lAs for tho day A''''
wa cI ,St PRICES H on PniADELrHA sYoIsc
- fr,vc,sro CLOSING prlcFs OF NfSrNl sTO@N'


A modeartely actiyo business was done ID wv
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4 MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos
N. II Fast s7thst and 80 West lGthst.
GARDNER INSTITUTE for YOUNG Ia
" DIES ant MISSES. West AIN st.--2lst year com.
mcnces sept 20 Rev Dr. ana MIs G.. ii. GARDINER, Pms
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JnsirnrIion.
For Both Sexes-City.

FOr BOCn btXes-OIIy'
MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
wi for Young Ladies' and Children No q East 22d st. viii
reopen On Thursday. september ~
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(. 81 WESr lOTH.ST.-

wi Collegiate Department. Glasses Greek ATTN and
Mathematics hours from | 10 daily Miss ComstOck viii
applications from date Tor admission Greek and gen
eTal supeIy vision, MI 4. l. IlhAlLSIS.
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INJECTION RETURNS from each State and
IL Territory United state Government and New'York
state Governments United state Senate and House Of
Representatives. See TRIBUNE ALMANAC Knee .ocls'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-02
OBITU AIRY.

D1ED-At her home, in York county, Septem-
ber Sth, 1879, Mrs. HELEN NJ. BIGGER, wife
of M. Andy Bigger, aged As years and IA days
She was faithful aid devoted wife; warm
and sympathizing friend; gentle and loving
mother During her long and severe illness, she
was ever cheerful and patient, leaving behind her
an illustration of the power of faith in support
ing, cheering and strengthening the dying pill
grim as she nears 'the dark valley of the shadow
of DEATH"
Four children are left to feel the want of a
mothers love and counsel; heart. broken hus-
band, wife's devotion and sympathy, while the
warmth of her genial presence is missed by
multitude of friends.
May the Lord comfort all their hearts in this
sad and trying dispensation, and give unto them
all sthe oil of joy for mourning, and the garment
of praise for the spirit of heaviness." M
In Kings Mountain township, York county. on
the 23rd utimo, ROBERT H. WELLS, aged SO
years. 49,,
In this county, on the 2Sth ultimo, OLIVER L..
THOMAS, aged "a years month and IS days.
Suddenly, on the 2sth ultimo, in York county,
ANDREW C. THOMAS, aged % years and IL
months. A.
In this county, near McConnellsville, on the
2sth ultimo, of typhoid fever, Miss ELIZA &.
MARTIN, in the 18th year of her age.
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pounds Robert, 9years, 200 pounds; Yates,
years, "a pounds; aggregate, 1,09S pounds:
This was done in field that had been picked
over twice this season, and the pickers had to
60 over an area of 6 acres. Mr.. Allison is
ready to wager that in good cotton, he and his
children can pick 1900 pounds in one day.
DR.. Mattoon, a Presbyterian minister and
President of the Biddle Institute near Char
lotte, -(an institute for the colored people)
preached at Hopewell colored church near here,
yesterday.
To-day, is tax-paying in town for this sec
tion. A great many are in, paying up their
dues.
There are several cotton wagons in town to-
day. The staple is bringing cents:
Mrs. Sarah Thomson, wife of E. Thomson,
died at this place on the 25th ultimo, in the
10Th year of her age. She was native of
Chester county but has lived here since 1852
,Whiteford NJ Duncan leaves here to-day to
enter Wofford College at Spartanburg.
EGO.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue of writs Of feri Jacias to me directed,
I'D will be sold between the lega! hours 81
Sheriff IS sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
sa. OCTOBER NEXT.
at York Court House, the following property
to wit:
One tract of land, whereon defendant now re-
sides, situate near Bullock's Creek church, con-
tanning 2l0 acres, more or less bounded by lands
of John Mccullough, Sarah Black, w. w. Ratch-
ford 8. L. Davidson and others. Also, one other
tract, situate in the came neighborhood, contain.
Andrew Elack, Mrs. Wylie VIM. Plaxico, and
"Home Tract" levied on as the property OF John
B. Good, at the suit of John Mccullough, guar.
dian, and others. (3l06O
One tract of land, situate on the line between
the counties of York and Chester, near Broad
River, about 18 miles from Yorkville, containing
- acres, more or less, bounded by lands of
Elias Inman, j. D. Smarr and others, levied on
as the property of James M. Love, at the suit OF
John B. Good, Assignee and others. S2.45
On Tuesday after the first Monday In October,
next, at the residence of the defendant, near Bull
locks Creek church, the following personal prop
erty: One bay horse, one sorrel mule, Two MIX
COWS and one calf, one 2-horse wagon, three plow
stocks and lot Of old shears, two pairs OF gears
one sewing machine, one table, one cupboard and
ware, one stove and cooking utensils, twelve head
of hogs, one grindstone, one carriage and harness.
one clock one bay horse and one black mule,
levied on as the property Of John B. Good, at the
suit Of John Mccullough, guardian ana others s :.
M8- Terms invariably cash. Purchasers who 40
property bid off by them to be advertised for re-
80. s,...ns.. :. ',,l m : R. q. aLESN, 9. Y;o 4
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CLOAKS, CLOAKS.

MI CLOAKs, Just arrived, from $500 to $4,000
I y piece. Don't buy until you see mine.
It. M. DOBSON Leader of Low Cash Prices.
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For the Yorkville Enquirer.
TO THE Ex.CoNFEDERATEs OF YORK.

1t has been proposed by several of the sur
vivors of the late war who served in the Con-
federate Army, to unite themselves into a
County Survivors Association. 1t is further
suggested, that all who are friendly to this
proposed organization, meet in the Court
House at Yorkville, on next Monday, imme-
diately after the public sales are had, for the
purpose of consultation, and to devise plan
for the proposed organization.
The historic events of the war in which the
soldiers of York participated, cannot be bet
ter perpetuated than through the medium OF
such associations. Nor can that fellowship
which ought to bind together those once ell
gagged in common cause, be more effectually
attained, than through such an agency.
1t is hoped that all who can, will attend on
the day named for the above object.
.- EX-CONFEDERATEs.
To mothers whose children are weeping.
Sweet and halmy slumber secured for the lit
tie ones, and coughs and colds rapidly ban
ished by the use of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price 25 cents.
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VALUABLE LAND
EnD SATF

BILE LAND
FOR SALE.
vIyHE heirs of the estate of LEANDER DOB
SON offer, at private sale, the old Homestead,
situated II miles from Yorkville, on the Charlotte
road, containing D.. ...
THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
On the premises is good Dwelling House and
outbuildings, with an excellent well of water.
About one hundred acres in cultivation, and be-
tween rs and 100 acres Of
EXCELLENT BOTTOM LAND.
The balance is woodland. The above land will be
divided into two tracts if desired by purchasers.
THE LAND WILL BE SHOWN,
or any information given, by either of the under
signed. p j.. w. DOBSON,
October 40 tt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-02

Having made arrangements with the Globe
Manufacturing Company, for the sale OF their
celebrated brands Of Dress Goods, we propose to
make speciality of this line, and in addition to
the Globe brands, we will be able to exhibit nu-
nlerous others of various kinds and prices, and
will take pleasure in showing them.