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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-28

DENVER, Colo, September 81, 1870
Pursuant to the terms of the mort
age of the Denver and Boulder Valley
Railroad company OF October 10, 1870,
as trustees therein, successors of John
Evans and Adolph Meier, we have this
day taken possession of the entire
property of said company embraced in
said mortgage, and lave appointed Mr.
s. II. II. Clark general manager there
Of, who will control and operate the
same for our account.
JAY GOULD,
RUSSELL SAGE,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-28

was an artist, but he is more, he is a
master.
East evening he appeared az Virgin
Jus to one of the largest audiences
which has ever greeted him here, and
he held them spell bound by his won
derful power.
We need such teachers as this q to
elevate the drama and bring tragedy
into the repute which it gained in the
old Shakesperean days. F. q.
For Sale.
A lne American bay mare, four years
old; sound as a silver dollar; gentle, and
a good single Or double driver. Inquire
at the LEADER office. s24-d6t
When you want cranberries go to j.
D. Fraser's. 1t
If you need silver plate ware, you can
bny it at cost and less than cost at Joslin
& Parks. s2S-2t
For RENT-A furnished house. En-
quire Of w. G. provinces. s25tf
Punch" cigars, s for 25c, "Old
Judge" Rosa Conchas,n 3 for 25c, at
tt ADDoMs & GLovER's.
Go to j. d. Fraser's for choice ranch
eggs. Il 1t
Carpets. Carpets. Carpets.
Fall goods now arriving daily. I'm
mense stock. Splendid assortment.
New and beautiful patterns and very
low prices at F. E. Warren's. au3ltf
Home made candies, made fresh every
day. II. H. ELLIS,
s19-to1 29l Eddy street.
The best cigars in town and for the
least money are sold by
aug14-tf ADDoMs & GLOVER.
A large arrival
Ladies' and Children's
KNITTED UNDERWEAR
s7tf at MARKS s. MYERS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
Domestic.

! New YORK Dec. a Cotton dull md eaey salef
| 425 bnles: Upnnds i2't. OrlnauR t2'e couaoli.
dated not receipts 80 8s6; exports to Great Brit
min IL lT3 Continent afl0; net receipts 1895 gross
Ssl3. Futures eIeped firm: phleH INC 040 hnle4
| Dreamher t2.5oGoi25b. january 12.GA. February
Il sG69l2 81 March l5p5M q 96. April 13fseGt1 ~
| May u 3a@l3at Juno lai7f@t34o. July l3.5b@
l3.hf. August Is Il di5,G6.
southern -four unchanged and quiet; When'
about fc lower; esa active trndn. closing n
shade trmer ungradsd rnd ~ 37nI A. No. : do
81 60 No. 2 do 81 ~ 4a1i o. No do 81 1884 al 10
Corn SteRm u trtile frmer; other kinds II
shade lower md fairly active. closing strong
ungraded G06tGt q Outs ta@1lc better fair husi
Coffee dun and prices unchanged Sugar
duh and nominal. refined staady and unset
tied. Mulnsses quiet and unchanged. Ri 20
In moderate demand and atendy. Rp9in stoniV
and quiet 81 IS, Tnrpent!no dull. 4otp4I. Wool
unchanged and firm.
Pork lower, trade moierate moss. spot. part
S!24l2 40 Mlddles stronger. fair inquiry; long
clear aud short clear T. long GA short clear ia
LArd lower and fairly active; prime steam. spot.
7:7dRf rs. Whisky nominal, 81 l6. Freightt firm.
Hides very firm, active inquiry but prices un-
changed.
BALTIMORE Dec. Oats firm Southern t7e8
AZ. Western white 46047, do mixed 440g45. Penn
sylvania l66D47. Provisions firm and I'M
changed. Coffee steady; Rio, cargnes l4"h174.
Sugar quiet: 4 soft 10aa1o'8 Whisky firm at
81 l3iaEal "A. Freights unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Dec. Flour steady and I'M
changed; family sf@6 o. choice S. Wheat buoy
ant; Fl 2s01 80. Corn easter at 4OaiJ. Pork
weaker Mt si9Gi3 50. Lard easier at 7t,0Ta
Bulk meats In light demand. but holders firm
prices unchanged. Bacon firm and unchanged !,
~. Gear RIB sides 64@6H. Hams 7Aesa.
Whisky active and firm: 81 TO- Sugar steady !;
hards lI@I1H. New Orleans 7S<@84 Hogs active
ana hrm; common IS b004. light 81 1894 80,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL-E La'ham. Hay 81
Louis; II f. Harupr city. u T. Manson and
wite, New York J IL Dowsing. Charles s WIN I'm
4shef. Miseiasipti J II Parker. river: Vim
tttnnou Natebt2; q FGrlnu, i LYONS, New
york Ga9 N iayne aud wife Chicago. j ~
Lrsklhe TeNaa. Rufus Llsle, Lexington XIV.
= ~ Nllla, 81 Mary X BrothsrAton New york !.
Sa!nlGi,s"y{9 n Louis mprion Baker. city.
=, CAsnll)4 y HOTEL J II Ergkiue Agpuin
InAi " C4b9rt9h, Wnco, Tex; II Leonard. Aus
IN. TX Mrs + Joes. Canton Mlss Il s Ander-
zen, Miss. Brieco. W N Finnerty. steamer
S,Ihi@moGr :, NJ Brown. J " Tory. W. agee.
Mue3p. ga; q W Rod, Port Eads. ) y walker.
kyi Pr i East. / I Eapf. Port Hudson.
CITY HOTEL John + Broderck Cairo Mrs
II Williams ard three children Miss: ! a
gfum"rford. Mobile; J Cotton, Hog Point.
l.A; J Myers. MaEn0lia Miss. j phiIljpg,
Ban francisro; II T. MorselIng city: II eemn.
SON y 9: ) II Iftzevabt, wife and child Texas
II Mccain, Edwards, Miss. II i Weir Walden
mtsB' :! n Ellts. HHzeharst. Miss: b n Wilson.
Mes:y Wiiliamaon. Ala: Mrs M j Ynmley.
MRS = X !umley, Mrs 4 Minis Mrs Il wilson
Texhs y NJ Singleton, 81 Louis j A Minis Crys-
tal SPRING, Miss; W Curtis city; N Il Stegall
Austin; II 9 Martin. La: Il II Halle. West Fell.
eianai III, + Y Bridgers. Crystal Springs. Miss.
~, Fl JAM rs HoTEI'-Mrs M A Andrews Mis-
9Iiisaiupi; pr John Kern, Mississippi City: l.
Iy, Mrs y & Devlne. Canton. Miss: n 4 Clark.
Sails. Miss: w Thos Morrill,, Pensacola; M s
beatty, Mobile; l. Pharis, Woodyille: Robert
Knight, Philadelphia: s Gillespie. Atlanta
Frank Baxter Baltimore: M Anderson and
family, Ut Louis Henry Rosencrarz. Iowa
Chas McCauley, Mississippi City; Il L Jackson
and wife. New York.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
AI,N . wv Chnuro.

I H0TVW HTHH WlHNT THIWK u TH1F, sHNDW
bench mark, iIndicatos rlse. iIndloetce full
The weather Yesterday was threatening and
| Just n little warm.
Bnslneph was worry fair on Tho lower landing
and on tho upper II wna quito brlsk. Tho Oar
rier and tho John Dippold got of for HI louis
| and tho sHm Roberts FOR TIM Ohio. The Gnrrtior
| hal tho hnnHer TRIP Of tho ROaa0n. had tn r0-
iuao lrelEht before z o'l'es Iinr cargo con,
aIHfod Of 1000 hhde sugnf 900 bble mol ase'a md
70 tons Of mlseellnneoqa frolgh' for ,a IT. louis
| Iron. 2hp2 hOXoa tin mud 10 paukngeR mSrohan-
diRe. Tho II y down 81 tho Diupold h. worthy
of mention ahe had five honvily lulen bnrgo4
In tow und waH only thirtoen days out from ~.
Louis. Thn cargo In heHa hntE"s 600 bbla
md 400 hnlf hbla -four 10 bbs arita, II toG salke
and iIg $50 buRhoa In bulk OF corn. tG.DDn bush
oils whoat IN bulk, toit Narka ontH. ~ pnrkHgna
white loud. 1000 hhls pork. 40 t"reos lard 10
hal"a cotton. As hbIs md 10 half bills vinegar. rs
rolls bagglnR 20 hAlna vino and GO pieces ktova-
lipe This Is probably tho larseat ourgo tho
Nj. Y. I. Company bus "Vof d"lvored hern. md
Ye they h,tva u low on Route with rvnn II lnrgor
ono han this Tho Koh3rta had ~ hhda sodn
Hsh II nla trehrink 1000 hblb lnOli4aos II hhda
auEnr md 900 nnck4 HHIt.
Tho Lucy l.. GuBtrnIl Inns hnon withdrawn for
this present from tho Davis Bond trndo Tho
Tensna Will supply her plaeo ~ Tubs tfndo.
lowing today y Z E n With lao ffeieltt fo-
light boat md hero bninF WrI4e In hn river
Will be able to n eerininiy tp 20 Into tho bend
this trip. Cant; L, \; Cooley - masior q the
Tenaaa, 0npt. Thos. Knen clerk. They nre both
clever Gentpmen. ha tho pnouio IN this trade
will in, oat ON n very short acluniutanec.
ohut. ~ u; L@ = ll9" md handsomn Lanrn
100 arrived y"aotday from Arkapotla and
oho,taW bond and Will rnturh to-day " y. N.
Capt. ~ lAr.s"t t"leeraphs that hia now
st"ntner oity OF lhhno would arrive with fun
, , "a tlmn 20 I1hV' to. morrow " I u n, Tor
ii, III" Snus,l"rh Tranapottntlon limo tt9smete
VIII arrive 70 depnrt as follows Tor pinainnntt:
"a" y. y Feh"nck to.morroWs 70" Now., Mary
Houston Saturday. ana the Chhrles Morgan
ImgAdn} nnxt
~ wow oileaha lhn Mhth pms tacKnt g3n
pnuy y Aloafh'r Ch4s. J.. Ch.utehli w, H. Thor
wsgen IN command Geo. MiltonhurR"r clerk
WILL arrive 10 day and letyo t9-m0rroW Tor
mn INN a....,,5 .,.,.r
NJ 1 =, e. nGade , hls ol ls l,wlt -
t33ulid III no ti9lne inns morning hhd VIII be
ti IN nh 1, y nl. .,z.,5, .i,...,..
Tho Ghfh 2 Wds lhkeh over totho COCKS YeR-
N1 rmay ~, UU,afb!ihK, ,,. t,or .,,1.,,,,.a1.tt
mo WIN; fAK5th ms tnRh ithen ~ II iilbItng
vdrv H., fh1 hofln nsli"t vs. h"p@ Tor
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TRADE nrE us. ETC.

The movement In cotton continues 10 he light
owing "a the ipdispoHiion cfhuyera TO purchase
under the present circumstances. Tho offor-
inga yesterday wore liberal. and tho market
oonnd dull Al decline of he.
All Liverpool the market was dull yesterday
Indicating decline ot i-idd Tho eales wore
1000 haaa. Of which 4Hnp halaH waro American
The receipts were n 900 bales. Of which 1,2W
were American. Futurea opened with buyers
Offering md more than tho day before. Int
subsequently tho advance waa partially lnH
but tho market closed ntrang. Tho Manchester
market was uuiat and unchanged. AZ Hasre
the demand wRa moderate and prices wore
firm.
The market nj New York waa dull and eHftof.
though not auntRbly lower, Tho aaleH were ~
halee. mud 1900 halun delivered on contracts. Fu-
turen declined ~ 8 ponta, with aaloa 81 i1h, ooh
bales. the market oluaina firm.
In grain yesterday Tho market waa atrong, IN
dloatinE an advance OF le on white corn. 2e On
yellow corn and 80 VI uwt on bran.
Sugar waa nrmar with a fair demand. the
days receipta amounting to 1919 hoGahaada
MolaaaeH waH ateadlnr.
There waH only ANAL amount Of huainaas
transactions IN -four yesterday. but tho tone of
the market was very atnady. Halaa. sto harraa.
Nearly MI Htaplae In the provision limo were
excited yesterday and ooacd higher. with largo
aalea OF meas pork, out meata and bacon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
r1tsm TH " PASSES.

poRT FApg. Dec .. @ D. m.-Barometar no 40
WIND southwest. ffosh. Weather cloudy and
No arrivals.
Bailed: Bt@nm4htpe Chnso for Key Weet and
vanguard Tor Lfverppoi bnrks Jnfnhnr for
Bhyonne, France, and II. A. Allcn.for Boston.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03

The London Standards Berlin correspondent
teleGraphs ma folowa; Anxious 70 conniiate
Germany, Russia haa offered aome long re-
fusad commercial faclItiea hy which German
tradera will no longer he auhion'ed 10 ospon-
Give exactions by tho Russian local authorl-
fiaa"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03

There waa ne change In ratios for State Con
n ola yesterday. and tho sales amounted 10
fas.oon AT New York there were Hnlen of sib.noo
at a. and $1,000 nj A. Premium Nnuda have do
clned and closed Mt pa't02ss. asainat qp'te Dqps
on Monday. with naloa Of tlon. nno.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03

There are now 100 rarng miuoH IN Lake
county Colorado. aud tho Yield " precious
metaIs for iafp will exceed sqnana 600. and Will
noeaihly reach $40. 900 600. According 10 good
authority, 1880 will witnaaa aho nayinE mines In
operation aud yield If fftr 70 atxty milliona.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
40 W w HgHCE al.

0FFldE OF NEW 0ItIIEhNa DEMOCRAT /
Tu"aaay Evening, nacomher !. iafp !
COTTON The inquiry was light md In oot
aoJuonna OF Tho liberal ofTeriuga Tho mark nt
oloaod dull at u decline OF 'se with eaes Of only
IRoo hnlpa
Tho following Ia tho official oloning of tho
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
RIVER NEWS.
GEfiOH NEW ORLTkhH DEMOCRAT.
Wodnea inv, December 4. 1879.
ArFIvnIR.

Hea marno column
Departures.
laRbel. Emma Irvine, Martha Belle Fair
PLAY. Assumption Hnnry Tete. II. j. day, Il. IL.
Leo. Carrier, Sum iIoborta md barena. John
Dippold and bRrgbs.
stage of the Rivers.
Daily talagrnphio report OF tho stnge Of wntpr
at yatloua points. with changos. In tho n hours
ending yesterday nj 3 d. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
iseraivod anme timo Same timo

ipfni .t,t,.+ ii2.7A fui.pRi i0T paf
Tho consolidated report aince Friday Allows
tho following esnoriR.
u. d. Fr'ee. Cont Chan. Stocks.
This week ht,2o4 pNao 2t,poo 80. GIG ~.
Lust week H. 1Gl al4i gtt4b -, Gbl bbl
This week last
year' 4p.1pa aa.h1a 42k4e -. 800 800
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03

The closing discount rato for money yeaer
day In New York wHa h per cont.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03

A circular haa been iaRueh BY the Treasury
Department saying that an assignment by nm
executor administrator trustee. guardian on
attorney htmHelf Individually. In void In law
and that no tranHfer will In nado upon auoh
Mn Assignment. except when apeoial authority
In granted Ivy the court having juriniiotion II
the matter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03

DIFFERENCE IN rErvE.The 81. Louis Repuh-
lican aaya; "A Thanksgiving dinner In hoston
costs something. Tho turkey which IN Nj. Louis
sella for 10 cents pound Ia worth there 10 cents
n nound. or AZ III Benton for the fowl that
coatH In Sc. Louie only Fl 80. Chickena are worth
30 cents 4 pound, dueks, from 81 u H. 81 - u
pair; partrtigaH. ti % q pair; uuaa o. dozen !:
grouse. ~ 10 u pair. airlnin roanta Of beef. a.
centn a pound rib roaRta 10 centa theac prices
generally being more than twice ne great ~ In
III, Louis,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
MON RY
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DFMOCRT, /
Tuesday Evening. December 2. 1879


ClaarngR Balances
| November ~ - Al hqg III pI sisG gop a.
December l-ss ,.... a.o92lsi IL lhiet9 10
nr'omhcr 2..s.-.. 2,elohlb 90 1tooe9 40
Thus far,.........., $o,1aG.l74 u $4aa oo6 III
We quote exceptional paper GoQ7 4 cent Al
do i@as: second grade do loans on col
lMorals COS; Al mortgage paper scO second
grade do -co n cent per annum.
MnNt&An dollars M" now quoted al soG0- and
trade dollars nj nav0at. Halves and quarters
tAmorieanl. arc quoted ut 9oS@.
Tho sales Of foreign exchange were fair and
rates are steadier. Bank sterling rules mt 4s0t.
ANA hll Of ladng ana elear bills at 477@l77 !.
French hills are quiet We quote bank francs
-: commercial 800, eVa 2sA.
Now York sight Il quoted atfl 50 discount p
sIoaa for bank counter rate commercial Is
quoted at $n6Qt 80 4 $1,000.
state Gansols firm ut 43'sDA
premtum Bonds closed ii ~ / G02s&
Stocks Rre steady
MISCELLANEOUS Half Paid City Coupons.
~ City Consolidated Bonds. son s3l State
Warrants. 7a6pfnA Levee Warrants. sseoaota.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST oALL-lO AM.
$4,000 State Consols ....s...- 5a... -.... uS
$4,000 fremum Bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. M !.
lQ00N Premium Bonds b. Dec .5....... 2gtt
States Ai04is IrHm'ums 2gD9gA.
SECOND OALI.-I2M.
r. oN0 State Consols e.. 500 ................ a
10000 state Consols rs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
n, 600 Premium Bonds ........... ......... AZ
5000 Premium Bonds b. to Org ...-.-... pat,
l4.au0 Premium Bonds b. year. ..-..... Az /,
900 state Warrants. 1879. ......-.--....... 3yt,
States 43A@A4 Premiums 2qcp2a4
THIRD CALL-1:3Or NJ.
g. 500 Premium Bonds Observation-Disclosures. %
5000 Premium Bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 49,
States AS SQGts: Premiums 2s'a G29.
CLOSING CALL-3p NJ
States 43x04a: Premiums 2sss@2sA
by Telegraph
NEW YORK. Dee. L. Evening 4eD7 Az
gR'lnGe aS0sa. Governments strong and advan.,-
inG' new hs l0l IL. Ans 1865 As 1857. State
0nnds neglected and unchanged.
Sub-treasury balances-Coin $119.3i2 1888, cur
renty. s5.T04.255.
STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
NEW YORK. Dec. The following Ii the
S SUslnR stocS report: offered. |
Sohsalldafad Coal ........................... SO
l41 aver. Observation-Disclosures. %
s4lcksf!yer preferred. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Alails, Express. Observation-Disclosures
Wells Fargo Express |
American MERCHANTS Express. ........... 81 /
4nited states Express ............... "a I
Iia 295s
Union tagfHc*.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q
i1drlel L.
sveM Sc.S0t T3ss
Sss nAui 69S&
e. fanI preferred. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. aS |
OFT wayne.
ohio and MississiD pi....-~...-...,........ "a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03

The following dispatches we're received Yoa-
terdsy ut the Cotton Exchange;
FALL RIVER, Dec. q, Good demand for Ga
printa for contractH, January TO Arril M -
cash bid but declined Manufacturers very nrm
MT ~ uaah. Market very nrm.
PROVIDENCE, H. H., Doc, Print olothn Ia fair
demand all the week.. They roaod firm at tfsaDn
caah asked Tor boat aStrs "a by ~ goods, cnah
and futures. Sales 900
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03

THE BANK CLEARINas. clearings of the
leading cities for the week ending November n
show again a marvellous amount of business.
which. because Of the heavy stock speculation
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
ROTATIONS FOR GOLD.

-.
qnint, but prices remained stendy to strong nj
previous quotations. Sales-75 bills at 81 10 II
II and loo NJ 40 A.; ~ NJ 81 % and 90 Mt 81 19a
200 ~ ~ 20: loo ~ 81 % Y Dbl.
Quotations: Fine sipt go. euperfne 81 76@b
EXTRA $5 25Gb 80: double extra 81 S7lq re rs
trehe extra So 3713m6 G2S; family s. 75t96 a Il
choice $IR1 10: fancy 81 l5D7 % Dbl. Dealers
obtain higher rireS.
CORN MEAL Is quiet and ensy md we hear
OF no trading, except In u small way Wo
quote: g. 35@H2 40 for choice and So $500 10 for
ordinary. * landing. Daalers obtain ain nj
vance OF 2he on these prices Sales IS bbls at
GRITS-Quiet and unchanged; choice vearI
~ o0t92 ~ and fair to good 50 Ia095 80 n Dbl
CT landing. Dealers iobbtnR rates. are 25c
RYE FLOUR Is nominal ut 50 eoa5 SIS "a bbI
liOMINY Is very scarce. and small lots arc
selling OK store at - u Dbl
PORk-There was considerable M animation In
THIS staple to-day, with n fair amount of trad
ing quotations were sl3 Is for old and sl3 90 for
new standard mess on the levee Dealers OBJ
taln me usual advance on these rates. Sales
100. 100 and 100 hbls Ut s13 25 b hbl.
no abatement In the active demand which has
prevailed all the present week and prices con-
tinue 70 advance The closing prices were:
Shoulders 4zse for loose and for packed clear
advance OH these prices. Sales boxes shout
ders at sc: 10 boxes do at 490c: 20 boxes do at
Be; ear load loose clear rib sides to arrive at
e re: car load do to arrive ut 7c; ear load
eie,tr sides 10 arrive, and so boxes do spot at 10
BACON us active. higher and advancing
We quote: Shoulders 44c. clear rib sides SIC
and clear sides SIC q ib. On these rates deal
ers obtain the usual advance Saes-15 casks
shoulders at 44c: Is casks clear rib sides at Sc:
5 and Is casks do at $50; 10 casks do on private
terms: IS casks clear sides at s%c; 10 casks and
II boxes do ut s1sc fb.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-26
A ROSE.

Thou Biushing rose. within whose virgin
leaves ImrH
The wanton wind to sport himself pre-
sumes,
Whilst from their rified wardrobe he receives
Fer his wings purple, for his breath per-
fumesi
Blown in the morning, thou shalt fade ere
noon
What boots life which in such haste for
sakes theey
Tbou'rt wondrous frolic being to die SO soon !;
And passing proud a little color makes
thee
II thee thy brittle beauty 80 deceives,
Know, then,t the thing that swells thee is thy
bane;
For the same beauty Goth in bloody leaves
The sentence of thy early death contain.
Some clowns coarse lungs will poison thy
sweet flower,
II by the careless pillow thou shall. be torn !;
And many Herods lie in wait each hour
To murder thee rs soon as thou art born;
Nay, force thy bud to blow; their tyrant
breath
Anticipating life, to hasten death.
Sir Richard Faashaice, 1900.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-26
Marriage Conducive to Longevity.

The French savant, DIR. Bertillon, has
given the results of his study of the
mortality statistics of every country OF
Europe. He comes to the conclusion
that marriage is conducive to health,
long life, and morality, and is, so to
speak, a limited insurance against dis
ease, crime, and suicide. He says that
q bachelor of % has not a better
prospect of life than q married man Of
As; that among widowers of from rs to
80 the rate of mortality is as great as
among married men of from IS to 60.
Taking the French bills of mortality,
he shows that while the annual death
rate among married men between 90
and 25 years of age is rather under IL
per 1000, bachelors of that age die at
the rate of 16, and widowers at the
rate of 10 per 1000. These figures APP
ply to the whole of France, while tax
ing Paris, it appears that the rate for
men of between 20 and 25 years of age
is Is per 1000 for married men, % per
1000 for bachelors, and 80 per 1000 of
widowers. With advanced life the diff
ference goes on increasing. With re-
gard to crime, DIR. Bertillon asserts that
offenses against the person are so per
cent. less, and against property 45 per
cent. less among married men than
among unmarried. The difference is
still more remarkable among women,
amounting to $50 per cent. The num-
Der OF suicides is at the rate of 62S per
million for widowers, 273 per million for
bachelors, and 246 per million for mar
ried men.
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and every thing. The firm was build
ing torpedOes for the Peruvian Govern
ment. By the aid of the two electric
lights they filed the contract 10 days
ahead Of time. With the use of gas
they say they would have been 80 days
behind time. Since then we have put
lights in Colts armory, and are being
driven to fill large orders. The paper
mills at Bellows Falls are lighted
by our process, and the cleo
tricity is generated by water
power. Mr.. George Jones of the Times
saw our light in Madison Square Gar
den, and told me that he was greatly
pleased with it. 1t was the first steady
light that he had seen. All others flick
cred at odd moments, causing disa-
greeable sensation. Mr.. Jones wanted
10 make arrangements for putting up
one of the lights in the composing-rOom
Of the Times, and told him we would
accommodate him. The generator can
be run by the same engine that works
the printing presses"
Further questioning drew out the fact
that all these lights had carbon burners.
The Colonel also made the astonishing
statement that the company owned the
patent for an indestruchble carbon
burner. Heretofore the carbon has
been consumed, and at intervals the
lights have been replenished. Last year,
however, Col. Archibald Henry Planta-
genet Stuart Wortley took out patent
in England for an understandable carbon
light. This patent is now owned by the
Fuller Company. Before this discovery
the points of the carbon were burned
away by the formation of gases due to
the combination of the incandescent
carbon with gases in the atmosphere.
Under this patent the carbon points are
protected by a hood or shield Of as
bestos, which prevents them from being
burned away. A second specification
in the patent provides for mixing the
asbestos with the carbon. Its effect is
to retard the burning Of the points.
Under this patent no regulator is used
to keep the carbon points together.
As to the divisibility of the light, the
Colonel says that he has never seen a
light of less than 500-candle powder
made by the Fuller process. He thinks
there will be no trouble in reducing it to
a Is candle powder. Experiments indi-
cate this. L., however, remains to be
proved.
Gel. Crosby's house is lighted with
electricity. At any hour of the night,
by leaning out of bed and touching q
button, every room in the house is filed
with daylight.