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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
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ALBANY, December 20. 1o7S.-ln the mat
n ter Of he NATIoNAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
in Dlrance OF a. order the supreae Court TIE stats
of NewNorg made a. SPECIAL Term ih"rrsi he'd al tno
beI lS7S aud the Office Cf TIE trrA o Absny
NaiioDa life Insurance company Of Sew York aud
the o Sg5 Z, pq g"ss and 51f ." ~ To- rS IN tue sir
II the now "1 D, %" superintendent OF ~"
hoier company hereby notified U presrnt ,om1
iro,t m N. inv Of view YORK dak %: February.
a. @ 9eS % s o @ INV Of Sev YoE md bow
on tand NJ which entte share IN the d-tr baton OF
and t-r claim. hereunder ana the proof. thsrros
lad P%les -a fm and IRE s ~ lS dtsrma by me-
the persons rn'd 10 -hair N san tas
nnr1,r 81 IGe., "ysla ap so are nov en,,'isd
b.nent ot aid ais!riout, aud tcr ~
of aid company. JANIS " III Std, Referee.
- 2tawtSsSw -
At a Special Term If the Supreme Court,
he a. ne saPIfaf GSSI 5S Ss ai ess ~ IS Of AZ
Present. Hon. Va l. learned Jgstce
Tn the matter OF the Guardian Mum Life Com
In lhs matter o. Reserve Mutual Lie Insurance Com
In the iDst,er Of the Orphans Benefit Life In
In the matter u he New York state Life Insurance Com
p non N rss S The 6euo1 smya sgper2,s9l,as
~ the Insurance Department. n the stsir OF Nsn S
hoer AMI the tsn rsDrc'ivey IN M ABOVE
ss@uritie. held oy him a. seelty for policy hoisT
All upon ang the afndayt & nenTy H. fsfson 'celyer
Of above fftiea
r.spae yely sfer hearing H. H4Trs 81 '01usr 81 dd
sI1sriuteucent: " PeekhaH 0fcpun-' Tor AL krceNrf
ami ". Paige behalf Of the Ausrpr, ,.nrr ~ IA
hereby 0rder the motion on Deai ~ lh' 7a ouflh
noticed and brought ior h~arDg ms cav BE- "a
the 18th ay % January II Az loor ~ o
fsrennon 81 the sd Jnstlcs IA hs 'ty
OF Albany. qua thai ia The mfsBume notice u gwen
by the said superintendent. BY The pub i' alien ot
copy the state pAPe "a ne ,ly o. AIg4hy
the ia the CIV Of NeNl OK e4 no
NewN Ork Tribune a0d The New Nork Herald tNlcc IN
each that the respective policy holders ~ ihc
Ia Inc -ad special Irn On
IN sd s- mentioned aic the Office
~ tn -a JnsTlse cav o. Albany, New iOrs thrr
a.rtye claims policy holders upon the -sla sec0rr-
held nv .ad superintendent ior said policy hodrfa m ers
SUPERINTENDENT make distribution thereof q"
noy holders entitled thereto In The that may bo
found due them from the avais Of >d
orq.d that the sad nende 81 f the
Insurance Department forward nv mad copy Of this Orr
10 respective policy Oler- Ia their Fc.vtl
place. aT Ee nsy able TO ASCERTAIN The
/
| Clerk Of Albany Comfy. -- .
| Fnirred W. l. g.. JOHN LARklN, Clcfks
Dl. letFuSwsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
y.ooa Or,rsrv . 7u,a Low Mddlnr. ........-. 81 e.
a.. .DI a

srr G@ri Ora.narv..- SO Nr!diaR ....-..... 9lis
rrttrr active closing - u 10 MS lower
as ia,t ereHlng l2OuO bales. To-day FF. January
.It "a D. 11th go; = 9th, 80 ,,
80 q ri y4rcb a7s g.76: April $50: Nav 1908
friI ~ total. 300 Dales Second call anuaIE - .
q a. February $50 March. 81 &c alj APrl. 9sg
NaT 1905 total. 500 bales fhird C9I-januaII. ~,
Isbrpsr, q5l: March 9.7l April 30b Aay. - %, 9S
l~,,st fuS 1929 tot, 500 bales. Also 10 tay lnu
arr 4t g. February. 91549ti March - lHi ~ A,
Ann, S,a9gl MAY. 9g9a lu.O7 June lOu9G JOY July,
1000 total 51l0O bae-; grand total 1ASoO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Expressly for IHE y. Y.IRlbtSE. D' %
Generdt DirccfiOHs.
For tne week Guiding January :. 1879.


,,,,,,,...v far IuE y y IRIBl IcIJrter.
t.eaerdt Directions.
send ony good articles Th freight and other expenses eat
~, ,t reds Put cyery thing ID GOO" "Tsri IN attractive
Io( secures examination and oiirn hdAes -ie "htI
' ,fca e. or Lion enlg appearance" aia Pd'A securely
d 80, non All moi allow contents 10 change about
~ ney of ceaA drghnecut stEI" WIN eggs AAIk pais
III Paia sie eli. plate hrSand note c0uteiis Oh thr
hoy OF barrel stating The amount also 9ea e,te a. o
the route, tte
[ ~ 81 sbond also be nclossd IN barrel or box Always
late the number Of packages secure Tor yoursn
- a., fine goods put shape that your marx . il
defna1c.
Receipts far the week. 1858 pkgs last week -SOo pa
exI1rs $3.50 ukgs There are more hhr western
Gng Ia day than 1Ouf daJ past iht
lansing no percePub- weakness on cs. r sId't -,
All a free sellers Ehth 5lA5-' can
Ie reached some exceptionally fancy lots nave SOC az
33c since the price has been raised 10 SUI = sn @ ~
az buyers ART us
ne tste TUBS OF which can b" purchased Al z5
,1ales Fancy state DAIRY bring zoe; The h~lHiJ o.
hosr now arriving sell Use strictly Chtr - W
sst.Tu Ttary 10 selling lIe. Erpofters as WEI as me
bons Trade are taking AL they can get AZ tst hsu IN
ferior grades slowly l2- tnbs soa ~ &C. anu ~ ni
German shippers are Dot npeIa
ysry largely though takns small lo ei s1"st ' !" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

cold admit OF sending Potatoes for
ward hence the receipts have been hight There has
bsen fair but prices have improved Delaware
sweets In night supply, and with good inquiry
firm. NOVmgna sweets arriving Onions are abOut steady
Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

Good Beet - IN far demand ar &C. bot common slr5
81, Tor Lambs few solo At - calves iu iuil
-lUry and un the best Jer,s VIII lot BRING over fc
md Dressed Hogs selling rite 10 Sc
quota 20 the fit that m" receipts viii De
tr roads ct Ia good Orir a-t
Ne aye little IEatiEt AID deem o uwIs- 10 give tIl
fgurr- - linz freely al sc Quotluo!5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

nj
10000 bush, 81 07sasI Osh part to arrive; No White
ieoSo Sa.h . 1895 y closing q ioasi 6 White stare
20 Fs, No Png JangaIy closing 9ce bid esH asked
ES fe% S IN oa ss ssie S p5 T Hm ya
nTe7 sd7oo.1 sSsl o5 a@oe9 bush +, do PeG
s;Esd; 5000 bush 'o't1 Rsd }.nn any Yas
5 49,. Fsofds.y; 80
sste 90 o. ! car ots ana aoads 5000 bush state
,DG as, evening" ahcst a1a To-Day l"HO hush Do &c
aorn.nay cAYhbH PEAS quiet g75e
I've Pea. quiet - 60es2 70 per two buShel bag 'l
11itN-NarAsi shale Lfmcr: FAR business for export
l44OoO bush i2s,r06 bush spot intending Tn
nearly yellow: No. 3 4laGi4rc: steam Miged g.
sas f ~ S 10 4 40 &C. IN store 1000 D 1 eaT6 I'd
bush steamer Mixed January 44hdi5c closing ~ =. bid
&c 900 bush 30 2 January q q4 closing T.
oush. Fe,rary, 45.c closing i5s,e bid isc asked
i lZs5aGc hr4er css active sales - Ooo bush IN
White SOC Mixed western Ola$ie White DO 81 ga 55e
900 bush Nitd Western Sic q 800 bush 10 cRcae5
FED S Ss G' 20 ~ To ~ 5 3d. 's 20 as 100 r.
ant KdneT IN bnyer sI favor Per other
lind. without decided change trade moderate Medium
White Kidney . 900 u Rcd kidney ~ ~ p Black
GREAsE-salr., J. 600 H. 5l-a5ac.
HAY hT0 sfkWAh Kind. "a sdo sF pnan nd - re-
c,Ipis he-,. prices hrn w quote. Hsy--aippna. 80
2 %' as,, ae' , s' &c. ,Sar i Sd ''
HENP. ErC.-v.v quiet. priocs nearly nominal Jate
Butt, &A9-'-r Hemp Gsl' for Mania ana 4.iajc Tor
iii HDf s HS @. any. 5.5 sale. $500 Dry California
go Nera uz - esuuteeg so ccnlra American to3
= &C.; Non,vfe" 49,: Caltent : !! ga g no r,ngri
American ~. Wsilp,ara. Gri-c. Vera Cr1L lilrI5,.
hs s ' P P,a i 2@ 49, 4 I3i94s ~
CSrsGs T. We isc: isyts Iaal.c Campeachy lsal Sc:
~ a. D IL =
n6FS[Tacr- j. s,eady uoacrair trade ID The grades
. VIZ W. Nors f ~ 4 &c 'C Gius tn al
gr.,,s,I. =, ,,.r. rarin, (.,tst a a.. "a l5c
LI\I ILL.,. neIay STEADY s'"c"s h'' H'a'y' o'il4Au
nr,uocE.
r,r,, ""' 9S n '',7 "a 4.a i8 giaE
, NJ. ~ ri 70 al 20 alola
HesyT....5I az % al 20 az
Eood P1maged - "a, a I'D 's9I7 II "1'
Export ami Jo'0ns [, y,oS rg day --4-'e
s,,r,.,,o- ''-' '' Taxa
I LCii sac, g50 n j,le ,BG over 35q36
Light cTrp-.... p a2G Rough Leather.
Midde crop .2e az Rough HeaioeE..-.
IA~SI~-Ncy OrIoa n in coed supply and quiet ON,
qm'e nominal Porto Rico 2oeSje Cuba 5o-teat entirely
, NA6A Sdct onffr en- Tni 70 gos
I S e@anop geos x ;; ..es .,..
Tar qaiei, unchanged s-as- % cHy ri,el 81 $50
oil CAKE-nuu. unchanged " stern. Big. so 50.
OIL & al noa al Li m, d, ~; 90 Per r GV a
here ana there T. o9y lmi ed marse for IT. o-
Al ,aoqe iIsianss liry ), ,'e.ay
@ IS ie5ro 1 ioz.s o B s ira s.l zoo ~,
al. SEQ ib'. Fonr through e. Cd. Zoo sacks do.
through -. Cil-si 100 ''4,, I"IA ''' y1I --"
Pas N'i"N-' SO 'sY, IN Grain
luai I-, 'e' a. '76- 49, u a. -nI rE,. Fro.
l'-t, t s, il,sgo,r ANA 81. 600 l,ri ora,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
CTr1FN,' -AVl.U, BANK ~ IHT On " NEW-l DR., !
No - B0Scrv. corner ~ canal -.
rU,UIRTY- INTEREST DINl
Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,

BROADWAY. 9Th -AVF. AND 32D.Sr.
Interest deposits $1,000 The rate OF o I'VE
per pr and Vn al sulls exceeding -9V' ~ ne
~ : four per cent p" Hhuunl on Tie excess pay awe Oh
lnd after January ~, l~f3 .,-
Deposits or before January 20 WI nfsW
January open daily from 10 10 J anu on Monday ana
91''1'"' H'ih ~ t. JNo. ". BRIrToN. President.
AgDVFl :. CHAPIN. Treas
L.-.- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
Si-T sEMI-A>NUAL DIVIDEND.
East River Savings Institution,
Diui0eno Notlles

MAVrFACrU RERS NATioNAL BANK
BROOKiYN y y, December 20 1875. =
A SFNI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of 3 PER
n cent fee Of tax declared PAYABLE Janunry
nc,t 7. G. DISBROM, Cashier
TuE IMroEILks' AND Traders NAuONAL BANSf
NEW lOEk.
WV. YORK December -, 1SIH
4 DIVIDEND OF SEVEN PER CENT, ont
O the earnings 81 the laS months Tree OF all taxes
las this day declared by this bank PAYABLE on the "a
Iy of anuary The transfer books Will remain close.
mi mat date =. H. PERKINS IT,, Cashier
METROPOLITAN NATIOSAL BANK
NEw-YoEE December IL 1873.
DIVIDEND.-The Directors Of the Metro
IL p0nlaE National Bank have this dav declared SEMI
ASNf AL DIV IDEND OF FOUR ~ PER CENT, pas able
an the hrst Monday Of January next -
Tie transfer books VIII Do closed ane January I1.s
GEORGE }. MCGot RkEli CsshIer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
IN fair sale steady Deer quiet, unchanged

str ARTNI,- About steady: sales. 20 tcs. Western.
, January aud February. en- ely &c; City quoted Gic
-IGAE Refined very fairly active Cut LOAF rushed
-I T~UrrT'f 9lic irllulled. ~ lr; standard a
s.z-1.c raw Hrm but aeryc; Fair 20 Good defining
,-1s.c- Pf.us T.. Centrifugal ia &c: SAFES. -'O
49, -oio WITHIN o. - 46isc: 40 hho- Me4do
IT, and parr yruInr. }. 20 hl.s uls - &C
T'AIToW-~teaGy: sales 200 70, b-41O'sc
,~-rd quiet sa~ go cases Peune' ans
f--- H. as. L,. - New TT gland 49, private uIs -V
hale. Havana sc GFl Kentucky qle ul'hahse1' LNHS
DC. Leaf. . 80 .''c.; sale 700 I,h'''
v-ItsLEnON p cady. uDiet Arctic. - - NGrthSest
,rasf = a. - p. south e.,
WtDT-A trade circular saws. Tine past month mas hol
ll tuy material change .u the mafa't ifun our previous
QUOTATIONS. result Of the continued duil,, IS.
H.. uu.t.: Uou.Slc Fleece Ohio, FtnLS''Ya 90 a
and Virginia AK aud irklocE. "a F''c% NJ
${g35c. y. 5ao5.c# 20 ! 55a ~ at. . 49,
%,v5arL Mich gan. IuIana ana M'-'"usin ~ - . sc
\ "a q...r- SO }. 5Ha3''.; No. = -'H"'',. ON
mon .7a2-c: Coml1ng AMI leiainc. sac; :
Iowi vermont and Illinois. y ana *. $50.
NJ J. 32Q34, No .. -'2-'t.. "HA,-i,- .' I'd 81
Tiissour Ec1u,k y and Tennessee asArl Fee, goa
II INV t,acd Fl,Ccr. . Q2Gcs ULvashcd oHi'ing
49,. nm. WaSIrtI Wuoi-th0iCc 3JoJIc.s FHlI' IVA
sac. Ini,.lor ami BURY - 0J0c. Pulled """i-Ne"-
YORK extra Pulled oG .,''- suLti t rs, 81 ,''
Lambs Pulled .qd22r. Western and extra -'4 90
iastrrn ami Country Pulled - da6c sprr fuiTi
s.t1.-c. Pulled, IS. G3tc Territory " n'i- INC
l6a Z4c. lb0Zf'- CodI~t G4'c: H~tA . t'c
Oregon and southern JuNa,a tloiliAS, a'tI4ke
raautv ry3c: tumhIng. y C2IC. taifOrnH -pilh- Up
lSc FaIl CLIP J. IA So low grades and BURY "a &C.
M Eastern, 2O02fC; Medium Eastern l5dft
In western II ul9c: MeGr. WeserD ljG zoe: Inferior
II lie Forris WO0ist ape Of Coca Hope, -OaZSt bhr
ana Mrs.la - q3Oc. AUSTRALIAN Clothing oJGJHc Gor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
Diuioen6 Notltes.
a0ssrssss~a-e,- -
THIRD DIVIDEND.

HANOVER
FIRE INSURE CH COMPANY
Asmiannua dividend Of Five q PER BY - paysbt
on demand at the Office Of the Company No 10 Bt'i"NV
T. REMSEN LANE
Vice President and secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

VEsgIABiEr
Export. Of rotatsc. SO: BOTS; Of Onions ISL PkEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

The foIjoyvlnr were the receipts and shlpments az
and from Chicago aud Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported DY telegraph:
yeceipfs SmpmeuJs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

The rcceufs have crcEc by .e1ys tn roads it
ing 10 lr Vc,t and Northwc~j -ill e., guam ~ h~ ID.
rlv ana were reaIy export ih' eaten q" Hhh
large. but spccu atl~ l, .- a.
collectors show moro WI i'sil's7
n dn4 Of fhtir prices advance ~ Tie hr-t Lon
Gou sale winch rlEe. place ON ihe -i,t q" iAi' mon. DO "t
lravrr Nu~kIat DlO,sUm Wi. bc tIrIed' @"''-eo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

.., -, ~ Dac . eif 5S6 SCI $50 Inc. S2G.0-O
Lamar 10 pee 81 .S e79.7lo S70650o Inc 42Gs59
The receipts Of flour and gram at the principal
4. h. --...ts LLls -th DIV of Llnnary wore:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

NOTICE. ~, x,u Won, ?, -, -, $500,
TfIAsTRFR'- ORPpcv, HEOApH A..
NfH.iOKK Dec. -. l-1-.
The ptertst due IN JaTuary the bouds of ms
PAW. wl DC paid and after III hsDAN. Ianusrv :,
1873 presentation the L.ilIn
Bank. corner Of Wal dm ana Beaversta
- J. A. Owing. Trcasnrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

T.ceirt- for the week 2.flr pSg- last week -tl =
o." receipts lave been funiiH '-i
And , much 81 STOCK frozen On r." = stronger fI u
m In. zt rorr able peril p lined than N ~ n
~t.lry fresh either safe OF western " 80" ~ "
-, old stock erng --C-i b., and irJktn seq
loss on A. the stock of lined eggs has been
treaty reduced receiver, talk vrry firm, auo sales
~ fancy states have made ~ re mourn
We can Gartv quote dc Choice Wt-trru Aive reached
2Hc. Quolat 80 o.
penn a y Y. doz 80 R29 southern ---..--..-2T a.,
~ Lined stale ~ ~
In, l,I.f .ot. y2 81 Z Nr. West - az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

Receipt. for The week 1'7I bales exports t"' bales
= Good 10 Fancy grades there I- TAR rkr'. bur a
very oi- Tor AN ,ommou Hops There i 'lnf "I-
f.af vii bring lac, though eNro ter wuUd raF &c.
q thcy could The quality d'rp'i Brewers 80" put o.
indication OF expected grey "nii'-
after th- HOLIDAYS. Quot itlpn-t 49,
state, .......3 ga DO, eood to PRIME -
state good t0pr ~ 10 AZ DO 20 2fs" tl--.3 -
state poor 10 ialr - OiGs All sIowt-s- ..... O.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-29
New Straw Hats and BOnnets.

BESIDE the various new shapes in
bonnets and hats introduced at the be-
ginning of the season, there have been
many added recently to swell the list,
all of which are equally attractive.
Shade hats of all descriptions. such as
garden hats, seaside hats and round
hats for street wear, are coming in in
new designs. For summer the Leghorn
and Fayal straws will be the favOrites,
and in these there are large fiaring
brims and crowns, which are either
pointed or just raised little more than
those of last year; the turning up of
the flexible brim and the different
styles of trimming give individual eff
fects. Among these hats the leading
shapes are the Marguerite the
"Cape May" the Newport" the
:" Metropole." For the warm summer
davs nothing can be prettier than the
light Fayal straw, which is called
hedgehog, and which comes in a
peaked Grown shape and a bowl shape.
Among street hats for the present
season there are the "O'Neil," resem-
bling somewhat the English walking
hat; the IS Elsie," large flaring shape
suitable alike for ladies and children;
the i" Edinboro'," a box shape with
.turned-down brim, and the g Favorite, :"
with brim turning down and up.
Children wear sailor shapes, and the
:" La Rose," with a high crown, and
the Royal" in mixed straw, are also
favorites. The newest shape in bonnets
is the "Sybil," which is raised on one
side, the carmen, the I" Turenne, !"
and several flaring old-fashioned look
ing bonnet shapes. These are specially
designed for summer, and come in
white and black straws, and in the
light-tinted straws which are so fash
ionable this year.-N. Y. Evening Post.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-29
Novel Use OF q Fan.

LAST evening between eight and nine
O'clocka "nice' young man was stand
ing on the corner of Fifth and Vine
streets, smoking cigar and twirling
his little rattan cane, endeavoring to
attract the attention Of young ladies
who CHANGED to pass by. A lady crossed
over from the opposite corner and
walked down Fifth, and the young man
followed her until about the middle of
the square between Vine and Race,
when he stepped up beside her and re-
marked, Beautiful evening, isn't it?"
The lady looked at him, but made no
reply.
"May l have the pleasure of prom
enade with YOUR
The lady stopped and said, "Sir, 1
think you have made mistake" and
resumed walking.
But the young man thought he hadn't
SO he spoke up again:
''Not at all, l assure you; come,
take my arm, and we'll 90 and get
some ice-cream." From what followed
it would seem that the lady didn't like
ice-cream. or the young man, either.
She made grab at him, caught him
by the collar, and commenced thump-
ing him on the head and in the face
with her fan. After receiving five or
six whacks he made dash for liberty,
leaving his nicely-laundried collar and
faring red neck-tie in the lady's pos
session, when he walked off up Race
street at q rate that would make
O'Leary stare. There are a hundred
candidates for such treatment on that
same square every evening.-CSnct,s.
matt Enquirer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-29

varied in size from pea to a pin-head.
Carrying this to the City Prison, thew
confronted the negro with it. He be-
trayed no surprise, but professed igno-
rance of it, saying that it had probably
been thrown over the fence and COW
cred with soil by natural process.
Nothing daunted, the Industrious
shovelers went back and attacked a
fower-bed, which they before had neg
lected. There, about two feet under
the surface, an earthen pot stopped
the progress of the spade. Dragging
it out they found it to be of large size
and covered at the top with melted wax.
Knocking this away, a saucer revealed
itself, and, removing this, there we're
revealed seven solid crucible-shaped
cones of yellow gold, representing
SO. 600 in value. This also they carried
to Smith, and his confession followed
Immediately. He said that soon after
his appointment as night Waterman,
on the 9th of June, 1875, he began to
seek means of increasing his salary.
In roaming through the rooms wherein
the separating tanks are kept he found
the means by which he was enabled
sIealng small quantities at q tlme-tO
take 800. 900 in three years. The bull
ion is placed in the tanks and treated
with acid and water to remove the sill
yer. The gold falls to the bottom in
the shape of fine black precipitate,
and the silver solution is washed away.
To wash the precipitate hole is left in
the cover of each tank for the insertion
of the hose, and although the tanks are
locked every night, the hole, by mere
removal of the hose, is left open. Con-
structing lock spoon by bending a
thin strip of zinc at the end, he picked
up few spoonfuls (worth perhaps 500
each) every night and carried it home
in his pocket the next morning. He
proceeded to buy furnace and cruel
bles and began smelling operations,
turning the black powder into yellow
gold by melting it and selling the lump
to various bullion dealers of the city.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-29
How Tim Finnegan Became Famous.

A stranger, says the Salt Laka 7rib-
xne, asked miner why series of
nineteen claims have the name "Tim
Finnegan. The reply in the YER
nacular explains the matter: We'll,
stranger, it was at Prescott, an me an
Tuscan Jake was playing a game of
cards jes' for the drinks, you know,
when in comes one of them crazy,
bloodthirsty bloodhounds that turns
loose in mining camps sometimes,
pulled out his six-shOOter and shot the
barkeeper dead. Then, turning on me
an Tuscan Jake, he said: 'Now,
either of you move an inch an I'll blow
the top of your heads Off We know'd
he'd do it. Thar was the barkeeper
dead, and thar was the pistol pointed
right at us. 1t was fearful; we dsrsn't
take a full breath. Jake's feelin's
worked on him so powerfully that he
couldn't keep still, he hitched round a
little. Quick as lightning bullet laid
him at my feet. The sweat stood on
NV face like cobble-stones. I even
wished he would shoot me an have it
over with. Jes' then a pistol flashed
behind the wild beast an he fell dead
in his boots. Tim Finnegan had got
too much whisky early in the evenin',
an stretched out on some barrels in
the corner, an went to sleep. The
shots that killed the barkeeper an Jake
walked him. Bein' sobered by his nap,
he, unbeknownst to me an the murder
er, easily an gradually drew his pistol
an sent the bloodhound to kingdom
come. I Rugged an kissed Tim, an
I've named the claims after him; and if
1 die before my wife-Tim's a bachelor
Il want her to be named Mrs. Tim
Finnegan."
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-29
THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, May 19.-Flour-White,
Wheat Extra, &455@525. Wheat-No. g,
Chicago spring, s1.O5@1.OS; No. 2 Milwau-
kee, tl.O51. Oats-Western Mixed. 341{
@55c. Corn-Western Mixed. 45as@4515c
Pork-Mess s9.121S@1O5O. Lard - s64O
Cattle-sS.OO@l05 for Good to Extra
sheep-94. 75@625. Hogs-$3.SO@4.1O
EAST LIBERTY, Pa-Cattle - Best,
$5.25@5.50; medium, s46O@5.OO. Hogs
Workers, $3.4O136O; Philadelphias, $3.50
800. Sheep-93.S514.6O.
BALTIMORE, Md.-Cattle-Best quail
ity, $525@5.9O; medium, s3.75@4.25.
Hogs - Good, s5.0O@5.5O. Sheep-Good,
$4.O0@4.75.
Wheat - No. 2 Spring
closed at 9S@9Sh4c cash; 971S(09Sc for May; ;
99c@Sl.CO for June. Corn closed at
s5ssc for No. cash; 35sscfor May; 35S5Sc for
June. Oats-No. 9, exc, cash; seller June.
274c. Rye-No. 2, Sic. Barley-No. 2,
cash, 6515@66c. Mess Pork-s96O@965,
cash. Lard - $6.1Od6.15. cash. Butter
Good to Fancy, l3@isc. Eggs-9@91kc.
Cattle-Extra Beeves, 49O@5.l5; Choice,
a 65@AS0; Good, s44o@4.65; Medium
Grades, :4OO@435; Butchers Stock. s2.65
@4.1O; Stock Cattle, s2.4O@365. Hogs
Good to Choice, $3.4O@3.7O. Sheep-Poor
to Choice. &3.7505.5O.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-29
Little Scotch Granite.

DID you ever have bit of cloth that
vol thought clean until some time it
happened to be laid close by new
piece, and then you saw it to be soiled?
In similar way people discover facts
about themselves sometimes, as Burt
and Johnnie Lee did when their Scotch
cousin came to live with them. They
were "pretty good Boys" and would
have been very angry if anybody had
called them deceitful. Well, when
their cousin came they were delighted;
He was little, but very bright and full
CT fun. He could tell curious things
about his home in Scotland and his
VOYAGE across the ocean: He was as
far advanced in his studies as they
were, and the first day he went to
school, they thought him remarkably
good. He wasted no time in play when
Re should have been studying. and he
recited finely. At night, before the
close of school, the teacher called roll,
and the boys began to answer, "Ten."
When Willie understood that he was to
saw "ten'' if he had not whispered
during the day, he replied, II have
whispered"