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The New York herald., 1879-12-25
'PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE. +"

THE MURDERoUs MULATTo TELLS WHY HE AS
sAULTED GENERAL HENDRIcKsoN's SER
vANTs-MARx BEDFoRD UNABLE TO LEAVE
HER BED.
Tho following certificate was forwarded to JUS
tce Murray. at the Yorkville Police Court. yester-
day.
No. $50 wnsr roRry.ElonTn srarxr, Dec. p. 1879.
psh THE mornias that Il Will bs absolutely possbe for
s aHs sod g wS
DANCER 70 her N her present state In my opinion several
who nearly sssssd hsr doash. W. q. EWING. NJ D.
Robertson. or Franks as the prisoner is generally
called, impressed his jaers during his confinement
by his eooncss and self-possession. This appeared
on the examinstion, too. 1t observed that no
attempted TO impress the Court with the idea that
his crime was not burglary that hc entcrod General
Hendrickson's house y sneak thics. aud that his
assault on Mary Bedford not deliberate but was
made I'm his attompt to escape. His aicrs say that
he is the coolest prisoner they turned key on.
"Jusr ON ACCOUNT MY COLON"
"It looks pretty bad for mo-" said the mulatto
when . reporter conversed with him yesterday.
'They associate my with Chastino Cox's. just
on account Of my color did not mean any harm.
however. Tho old woman screamed liko the devil
when she saw me. could not get away without her
alarming tho house. aud only wanted to quiet her.
Tho wound inflicted upon her may have looked as
Though nao with Sunt o %ns
other servant. Kate Brady believe they
call her. was calker. Sho was the toughest
women. to get away from ever ran against; II it
hadn't been for her sticking to mo 10 would have
got or l couldn't yet out OF striking hor, for sho
clung 10 mo like sech. have been In New York
for quite while, and latteriy have lived ut No. 4
wcst Thirtioth street. where have my wife and
child. Poor grill cannot even lot her know Of my
postion for Ihavo not money enough to buy aposago
stamp to send her u letter. 1t IL entirely wrong
that story hear about my being known as a thief.
IAave been coachman for years and earned my liv-
ing honest. Thcrc's old Peter Hoe, tho printing
prcss man. down in GRAND street. he employed mo
10 his ooachmsn for quito while. Then was
porter for Daniel A. Crowley. Ho has hotel down
In tue bchooley Mountains in New Jersey. When
eStno to Now York l gotta job M waiter In tho
Enpire Garden and got engagements In other
Sixth avonuo sdloons. On the night went
i.to General Hcndrickson's house I was en-
txely played out. I had been up q couple Of
nights drinking right along. This affair looks pretty
big. and on that account afraid Il will 90 hard
With me, but It's mistake. I did nothing moro
than scores OF people do every week and suffer very
little for. II wasn't sure that would bo nabbcd
would never have lifted finger to touch woman In
tho house. was forced to stca and only to get
out Of the way Of tho police that struck tho people
who got In my way. was mad with fright aud per-
fsctly desperate. Who would not have acted as did
u they were put in my placof I'D just like to know
=
The New York herald., 1879-12-25
DIED FROM FRIGHT.

While the fire was devouring West. Bradley
Cary's building. in West Twenty-ninth street. on
Monday night last. William Barnes. aged twenty
eight years. lying dangerously i'll at No. l4s
West Twenty-sixth street. The noise made by tho
falling of the factory walls alarmed him to such
extent that he died from fright.
The New York herald., 1879-12-25
NEW THURSDAY SUPPLEMENT

ing the province frcm the south 70 tho pia-
teau Of Bihe. after having seen the rivers Cu-
bango Cunene. the Quangp and it's head waters;
and of the Of tbs Cuba after having
the course Of the Loanda discovered tho
of the last mentioned aud likewise those OF
the rivers Quango Chcapa and casa and after having
DC, that began descend the Quango River as
far as the bush Of Iaca extensive which ying
to the south of the Zare extends between the hth ana
seventh PARALLELS We then turned toward the PROVINCE
resources Ia making surveys, OF which the sad
province stood greatly ia need In the region
OF the north. TO the cast and west of the Qnango;
discovered great number of rivers, aluents OF
the Qnango. their banks being peopcd by savage
tribes unacquanted with Europeans aud Inclined TO be
hostile TO that In thoir The hostility OF
might have been executed not Tor
the arising from their opposition. While sub
mttingto Your ESceency ngh consideration this bret
exposition OF abors which the precarious state or our
health does not permit 10 develop largely We
beg to be allowed state that tho Of the province OF
Angola and moro especially toward the interior stood in
tion was directed W the close OF eommisson and
which rechcatons may, notwithstandng be rene dered
more cenpote BY futnre surveys, We think. Your FIX,
ccapcy having executed
tho orders iven by superior authority and having thus
rendered the that have stated have
corresponded IN incasuro to the high confidence
wn'oh ms ns,a y p,nes ~ Vs.
= HERMENEGILDO DE BRITO CAPELLO. {,
ROBERTO IvENS.
LoAxDA Oct. - 1870. tAf +s~. .'tt el
The Comnercio de Lisbon, the proprietor of which
II secretary to the Lisbon Geographical Society.
Serpa Pinto has asked about to ask for his
dismissal from the army. Us he wishes to retire from
public and Official life. We are the surprised
at this as it seems impossible that the government
should not have already resolved defining the po
sition OF the illustrious explorer"
The New York herald., 1879-12-25
THE HOSPITAL FUND.

President Hincken. of the Produce Exchange re-
ceived s2G0 in subscriptions from members yester-
day toward the hospital fund Mr.. Samuel ID. Bab-
received S555.
The New York herald., 1879-12-25
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

MAyER-ScHuLMAS.-FERDIS MAYER to EMIA
ScHULMAS. both Of this city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1879-12-25


CoLcoRp-BIISS.-On Tuesday evening. December
49, at the residence the brides parents. lo2 West
52d St. by the Rev. q. Blinn. assisted by the Rev.
William NJ Taylor. ID. D., and the Rev. William Mast.
ID. D., the Rev. SAMUEL CoLcoRD to Miss ALICE q.
BLISS. daughter of the Rev. G. Blinn.
DEcAMp-CApwELL.-On Tuesday, December %:
at the residence of the brides uncle. Mr.. Edward
Coolidge. by the Rev. Thomas s. Hastings. d. D..
GnosvENoR DE CAMP. to FANNIE H.. daughter OF
Mr.. Charles II. Caldwell, of This city. No cards.
HESnY-REDDING.-By Rev. Dr. Ferris OH June IL.
1873. EMILY JOSEPHINE HENRY to CHARLES REDDISGs
both of this city.
KETcHAM-SEARIs-On December 49, 1879. at the
residence of the brides mother. by the Iey. Il. II.
McKim. u. D., JOHN B. KErcHAM to LIZZIE W.
daughter of the late stephen G. Searls.
PERRIN-kRETscIiMAR.-On Wednesday evening"
December ~. at the Churc; of the Redeemer. Brook
lyn, by the Rev. William A. Leonard. ASHTON PER-
rim, OF Brooklyn, to JULIA c. KRETscHMAR, niece OF
the late Horatio s. Parke of Bay Side. l.. l.
RITcHIE-LLoRp.--On the oath inst. at st. Timo-
thy's Church, New York. By the Rev. DIR. Gear.
WILLIAM NJ RrrcuIE and HELEN GRACE LLOYD. both
of this city.
Montreal papers please copy.
SToSE-WooD.--In New York. December "a. 1872
at the residence of the brides parents by Rev. d. @.
Potter. Mr.. ELIAS NJ. STONE to Miss ELLA I. wooD.
, 1879-07-15
PULLMAN IN,INDIA.


A Eroat improvement OF tho "ovcrland u
routc to India, via Brlnlis, Offering comforts
10 travellers on that limo never before known,
has Just been introduced. At tho initiative of
the italian Government, cordially responded
to by The Pullman Palace Chr Company, the
splendid tirawing-room and sleeping carriages
OF this Company, we'll known to all travellers
on the Midland Il Grent Northern Railway,
and which also ruin BETWEEN London and
Brighton, now cunYpy passengers pncO q
week rnch NAY, betwecn Drinlltsi and Dol0gna,
In conucctlnn with the steamers OK tito Perrin
Bulur t. Oriental Company. For the present
the pullman cars DO nut run further nurih than
nOtoEnn, where the scryten Is taken up by tic
Bsle'an "Bocsete Anonymc tcs Wagons Lits";;
but negotiations arc carried On which leave Il
probable that before long the famous PnIlmnna
will take travellers tits whole way from Calas to
Brlndisi, nnd Vice versa. This ID all tho moro
desirable, rs the American cars not only arc fur
moro roonly than The Belgium "wagon l!tt,"
the first making up twenty-five beds and the
hitter only twelyo, hut they iIafa besides many
such ns sgparasc commandments
fur Indies, which must ba greatly appreciated By
alI travellers on the now very rapid but, at tho
sasne time, a.l Tor this very reason. not i!ttlo
fatlguIng: overland Journey between En-
Eluuh uuu 1ndia.
, 1879-07-15
ITEMS.

Tho managers of tho Chicago roatls leading 10
Missouri River points held meeting yesterday
afternoon at tho Grand Pacific Hotel to provide
fur more effective mcaus for oquaizing the afls-
Bourt River tonnage. The meeting was very
amtcable one. mud tho matter was satisfactorily
l1ed up.
The freight hnsi1lees to the East Ia now mostly
going bT lake, and the railroads got hut very
little. Thta Ia cansctl hS tt.e rtucnt advance
tnatlu by tho Eastern railroads. It was expected
that tha ycsaels would make q similar adyanrc,
but they have not du1a so,'al.d continue to take
busfncss at the ealne low rates as they nnyo
done during tho last two months.
, 1879-07-15

Tho Unhappy Fato Of tho ship Atnakn
Found Out.

Tho Unhappy Fato of tho ship Ala.1a
F1Mnd Out.
Victoria {N. e. }Cufonfs,
It will be remembered by muny in this COM
lnuntty that several years ago t1!r ehlp Alaska
left Bnrrastl Inlet for China with cargo Of
lumber. She arrived at her destination In safe
ty and was ANNOUNCED to hayc sailed again for
this port TO receive q aecond cargu. Tine rolled
on, ant, at the expiration of tl,o usual number
OF days allowed for tho passage from Chtna, the
good sll!p Alaska was announced as s4duc.'''
sho failed, however, to put In IN appearance;
but thta was not considered at allextraord!uasy,
as voyages from China vary In duration as much
~ voyages to or from any otller place. But the
wcets. aisd thu wooks into mouths, and after
she had been reported "mtssing" for lo.,!.
time the conclusion arrived At WIS tllAt sho had
doubtless folnderel or tscotno tho Victim OF
of ts resclie 0f any oi,s who had t,cen on tonrtl
the tf-tntcd shin, unl ut last the fuint glnucr
OF huge, which had sustained tho len1tB Vt tic
friends Of officers atl.l crow, tiled out. The witu
watching aud "wai.l1lgn for many years, sue
cumbcI TO The effects Of tl,e terrible suspense,
A.,t was quickly followed bY lIar uIy chiltl. rhs
TACT tbnl during tbs time which would bo neces-
sasy fur tho .tksko to make the passage to this
port there had been no heavy winds or storms
Hak tho tnhin reAbon for the suspicious OF foul
play, and among thosu who entertained them
'Tas gentleman who happened to Moat a
urtnKon balor III saloon III Janan. The old
aiage In vtao ycritas WAS again yurtlled {as Will
be subsequently Beenl for thu sailor quickly be-
gau to give llsioiuted narrative Of nintIry md
bloodslled. Tho gentleman kept thu narrative
ton to unraycl thu mystery surrounding the
fate OF The ship encompassed the nrr1st of seY-
eral sail0r1 whu latl been Incr!uanat0l by their
drunken coutuu!on. One Of tleso sa!Iors al.
, 1879-07-15
REAL ESTATE.

The following instrumcnts wero fled 70
record Monday, July II:
csrr rnorEnrr.
Decrlng 81, eli It of Archor av, ef, 25
xll3ft' D. dated 90. 1aly q, = thuns!oy q Gil. oz
o:se'S t. sa's fo5n?f Z q s1Sa %ana a
Pearl St, lss & q Webster u, 9 { ::,x
y y I, Satfd !J!,ly Jnly 10 sMaFxnrst Martin OK
FesssS M y = - @ + T!;irty;::s:;es;:S ,E 80
west Tayior st. III 4 q Iineo!a i,
I; ,.:lxl.l? r; dsted ,..,,,y Jny II crhonaa so
Co. !ns4 I sa'y :: Saasd S'sa Se!aas assase "a e
wei sef Esssesnt1 ssss9 st. iii Il ot csni;e ''
~, Vt, 2!xlat IT,. improved, dated
July Z l]smcs Waturi to l'ndoIpl ~
Grove o 4 d Il md ;i;;; iissi iteisi;a;,ssi "
othcr property In opposite block, dated
July : othasle' loot 10 George N. ,o M
west surerio, i; ii lii /; 81 ho'ny Il ''o
n. ::4x1.3 4, dated July. Il III. F.
wsss II ssta mssnfe It }5 It oi LIN
JnIy 3 tsaHh ". Watrss 10 Hammond
sopha p aessl =. liiY Il oi is;i:a.s IL
:EiHx13h IT,, Improved. dntel July i
tWilliam Knokc 10 Pht!ipp Henrlch),.. 40
Centre st, 1.0 It " OF barton st. y 4, iHlx
II, Il, dated Juiy t"llLiam G. Grant
10 Thomas P!per).... ......,.., .......... 1,5o
Murray 1t, .:+ It $ Of Archer av, . I, 14x
100 4, dnscd July Il tIltrum Hydo to
LiS:o1n M S'stz sI .oi Il f ;,ent,s 4 80
cXna; ;S1Ia c Il 6stIs! ass4 Il }nly ata Il tAaFow
loo It, datcd JuIy II (1llram Hyde to
D,ek.ea ii naGt, T. :Jo; Il oi North Nv, ai1 80
100 #, d1ted duly II tsamucl II. llnr.
fpEl to Thomas Grtttln1 >. ,......,...,. 40
West jncks on Fl, TIA It " OF Francisco
et, II I, 25xl4E It, dated July II Wood
y Stevens to Charles 3troFsl ......... 7Gl
Aahland ny, Jog II n af Vnb Uuren st, +,
a3xl60 It. dated July III. II. & L, L.
Harbour to y. llrahlcy),.. 500
Ping st G'ts II of Chicago Nv, " I. dix
ITO It., Improved, dated duly Il "a. II.
u j.. Daucr to Marin g. Wlns.on}... :, GOT
NORTH or CITY IiAtTs. WITHIN 4 RADIUS or skYx
MILES or THE couRT.nou1E.
Emerald u. $50 # 9 Of Forty-Htth st, q
I, bOxll51s IT., dated tuly l John
:, sawye, 10 ]. 2 DarFis) .;;.:.....s Lilo
% enth It. IT. 9 T, 6oxl7s I #, " dated' i'5uf jeiy
II ~. +. Wight 70 Portsmouth, sav.
waba.h a ~. Garner oi i,ty:ni;u;l s. 7a
" +. 10;lxl70 It, datcl Dec. 6. 1878
tM. II. aud Il. s. Ilulourd to George
ws6asi ~. is6 ii Il Fitt;:Ninii t. ''
i. lUxl7o It., da,od Oct. it, 1H7B,
tJohn Hulbusl to l.. II. Culycr) ......,. LOO
, 1879-07-15

11INNEAFOLIS S ST. TAUL.
Sr. PAUL, Man., July 1A-A telegram from
President Waahbutn, Of tho Minneapolis 4 Ct.
Louis Railway. now In New York. announces
That tho St. Paul d Duluth Road has been sold
to stockholders in the Ch,caRo Il Northwestern.
THIS places all the r1llrond outlets IRON hero
East III the control OF Tho ChIesgo combination.
, 1879-07-15

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July 1A-Sight oxchaugo on
Now York u premium.
Sterling exchange, bankcrs' bills, 4s7.
FOREIGN,
LONDON, July 14-5 p. 1n.-Coneols, 81 1910.
American, Securities Illinois Central, D0I
Reading, 70; Eric, 11s51ss; prefcrred, g..
Unite1 Stntes Donds-Now Is, 1095i6;, ~,
1091S; is, 1915,
FANS, July 14.-Rentos, aof 40c.
, 1879-07-15
c., II. I. q r.

Hpt71I Et*tf0{ch 10 TIE 1F7hNHf.
JOLIET, ILL.,, July 14.-lhe double track Of
The Chkneo, ROCK lslard i Pacific Eai.ronl
between this city md Ottawa ts finished. Tie
track will 10 extended westward as ruptdly as
possible. Tie grading for tho double truck from
Dluo Isks1nl tu the Clncinnatl crossing Is nearly
tusu1lekCl,
, 1879-07-15

untte Or contribute In the new Company. are not
public. The old Lewiston QueenstGn lEriAxe
comuany, bowsvcr, !. understood to he rcpretcn..
cd In Tho new organization, IT, $50, 00U Of stock
going In at 10 cents on tho dollar.
J.. ls un!crttcoi that the Great Western will
build Its Hx miles Of connecting ttnck ht once anil
that tho cnnstrncsfan OF the bridge will commence
A. SOM ~ plans can DO made and kdoptad and tho
contract le The span Of the river 1t TINT point "a
about 500 feet
Ths question, what will bc tho effect Of this nr-
ranEcncnt. Is Important, and can but 10 deter.
mined by nctnhl resnlts. Thc Immediate practical
result. however. will b tt,at shcro will BE- new
crn Sew EnRlsnd " The Hume, Watero.n
lhs Vermont Central at I'ouae.s Point ae;;
FplNtely independent Of all cxlstiug 1tnce sn'l
which It may fairly b expected. betnr on au equal
or Batter footing a. 10 Fta4tcs aud distance, Will TO
the buslnoss Of that section which now pasers over
the Now York Central and Boston 4 Albany. It
will conycrt tho ltomc. Watcrtown 4 0glenrhurr.
without doubt into Important through and local
freight thoroucifarr. and to son,e ucErta Justify
the great expenditure ii money In tho construction
OF that road What the effect may he 0n New iurk
business, II hHY. II n question for the fniure AMI
for fntur1 ppssibla new connections. t.efora yEAr
home, then. 0ic dream Of Oswego will be fcaze.I,
-sbe will b. on sl.ruuEh nl.rail ronta frnt Chit
caEo to Boston without any further effort On taer
part.
, 1879-07-15

and, II Receiver WHs appointed, wo wonld bo
Obliged to pay otlr contractors largo tums ID
tasiaaRcs. The timber and irnn fot our hrftgrs
are contracted for, md 20 l,avs nearly go meo,
work. EYeryone familiar With the business Of
constructing railroads knows lhnt work can be
done at fcast 20 pcf cent cheaper by IT. tmme-
liz asofe Pasaca Il would thSs' 6s isr oet'er
for the Pueblo & Arkansas Valley Railroad
Company to sell It's rails, tics, bsidRo-timbers,
and constructed bridges, ansl abandon tic work,
hs 1ann paS 70 hage i at IL Tue v,s hsns Of ecevsr
pany has raised the money for tho purposs OF
completing the WORK, and, II 1t Ia to no into tic
llanda VI Receiver, good faith REQUIRES TINT the
money s,outd be returned 10 those who ad-
benefit Of the underwriters. The dscseuit 10
the cistcrprasc WHICH the appointment OF 4 He.
celycr would necessarily occasion would lesssll
the value Ut tho alock and bonds oi the Pnrl,lo
y Arknusaa Valley Railroad Company more
than all the cauoals tn the State Of Colorado arc
worth.
III ansver to thts, It ID said tl,at an inso'vsnt
corporation proposes 10 deposit nith tho United
oa si n.; Goe": e ssnfo # sr g. yY5k 5 cyr s,
tllan the nrst cost Of ttlc rails, As ut, earnest
that II will build tue road and tho Receiver IL
to trust to luck for money TO complete tire
grnlifR, purrhas slM: ties, manufacture bridges,
menL for the road.
The Pueblo d Arkansas Valley Railroad Cou,-
pauy IL willing tho Court KhultId mako anY order
to protect tho rights Of the Denver & Rio
GrAndB Hallway E0nap1ny, but tho proposition
to appoint !. Receiver III the interest OF that
COMPANY to complete iliu road Is sublime h, It's
inpudoncs and absurd as busincsa PROPOSE
tlon.
Tile emnlo7cs Of tho Denver & RIO Grs,nls
Railway Company hhye stolen portion o1 our
graie. mud arr rutaninE possession Of the stolen
property bY m armed iorce of hriga1,4is and
rouEha, Who aro disgrAcs to the State, and, a.
= reward for larceny und brtglndism, n keeetvcr
It. Is submitted that tho proposition Ia not III
harmony will. thosc rules which govern courts
Of equity In the administration Of Justice.
G. DECKWtru,
, 1879-07-15

These two most Important documents which
Tua TRIBUNE publishes today cu,lceralt,G tue
inside history Of tho great railroad controversy
batween the Atchison, Topeka q Santa Fa md
the Denver 1: Rio Grnndo Rniiroad ConipuniGs
are cxerpttpna3,la documents, most certainly
clear, Logical. and to the paint, and atsnd TN
Contrudtcted, E, n. g.
, 1879-07-15


E3<eiai lHsoa!cA to TAs T1bNnA
SrntNuFsn'4D, ILL.,, July 14.-ArtlcIes Of incor-
poruao.i we're to-day filed with thc Secretary Of
Stato by the 8t- FraactsyiIla i Lawrcnecville
Ratltoad Company, With headquarters Mt Calr,,,
a,,d capital stock Of s100. .oO. The corporators
Of this proposed company urc j. rlerpont Nor
Enn, New York; Charles E. Irncy, Now York;
W. r. Halliday, Cairo; Roswell Miller, Cairo;
md T. ". Fitch, Cafro. 1hcfc gentlemen also
constitute the flrst M,nrd Of Directors. Tin
road Is TO he constructed from n Uont at or ncar
st. Franc!svtle, in Lawrence County, 10 n point
nt or near I.awrenceSi1e Ii the sanle county.
The corporators are aIf intcrcatcd ID the Cairo
4: Vincenncs, Fitch hclnE Kccetyer hntl Miller
Superintendent OF that road. Thia cutoff will
doubtless 1c t'ut by Halliday, as tc 10 vol able
to do 40. The construction Of this link Of nine
mfacs ts Of no little Importance to Chicago, rs It
viii Utvo the Cairo II Vtncennes direct llne
between Cntro md Chicago over tho Paris Il
DanviiIt, whicfl 1t now controls, a.d tt,e
Chicago i Eastern Illinois. This limo,
running through tho castern part of
the State. will be but tWcnty-fonr miles
longer than the main line Gf tho Illinois Central
between these points, md will prove formt1a-
bio rival md competitor Of that Company. Tic
Cairo & vtpeennrs management Is on friendly
terms with the Wabash. nn.l both will toasnleas
work against tho Central. The competition
that will rcault ought 10 largely benefit Chicago
on through traffic With the South.
, 1879-07-15
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tie rece!pta md ship-
mcnts OF the leading articles Of produce In this
city during tho forty.etght hours ending al
O'Clock on Monday morning, with comparIaana:
, 1879-07-15

from 49, II 70 5G14, the general ltat falling on u
9aN. At she olosn speculation wns soinewl,nt
irregular, the nn1y Important recovery be-
tng IN Wcster,, Union, which raj
lied ]. Tho Ktrress says: "1t Is
anuonnSed from baltimore that John King, d..
III tho baltimore d Ohfo Roal, goes to Cincin-
natt In the Interest Of the Western connections
Of the road. md to mako that city his head
quarters. Thisis regarded "a tic prelude 10 some
important ratlras,! aeye!opments. Transactions
we're lM0V SHARES: 1000 Eric. GA0o0 Lake
shore 65oo Wabnel., o9tA0 Northwestern COM
mon, y 00u Preferred MOOD ST.. Paul common,
1,N6 preferred. b,0O6 I.ackavanna, 1900 Nichl-
ann Central. l,io0 Iiannthal Il Joseph common.
3,400 Preferred, 1l,M0 Woatern Union, 1900
Morris T. Essex, 100 Kansss Il Texas, loo
C!csapcnke g. Ohio, 1,1o0 Uhfo Il MlsslssippL
2,JM New Jersey Central, 1000 lron Mountain,
and 2,ttou Kansas City d Northern.
htoncs market easy Mt y fG13}15, closing At ~.
Prime mercantile papcr. &Gd11.
Sterling exchange, sixty days, dull ut $50;
sight, 4871<.
bar silyer here 10 1l8t4, nnd subsidiary silver
coin H@H per cont discount
, 1879-07-15

Withdrawn from store during Saturday for
2n bu barley.
Tho following Rraln was inspected into stora
In this city yesterday morning; " cars No.
! winter wheat, 58 cats No. 3 do, II cars No.
do. . cars rejected, cars mixed, & cars No. 2
tarl, 81 cars No. osprtng, Us cars No. 8 10, q
cara rejected, 0 ours no grade lsEs wheaD;
, 1879-07-15

Upon tbs aEst evidence OF Ato1uaehtc Or boTcl
Disorders, ptusDplly give tho baUy few dotes Ut
Dr. H4lfs l!sbS syrup and psessAt much suffering
oA tAe pa1a Vi tlv Little pAo, Ptlco rs ceals.
, 1879-07-15

Wchuann & Rasch, Of Bremen, Under tlato Ut
meats ut :oaso01f, hams 4aa}}11Ge45 for picked,
and 8gGe30 for sallct1. .'s..',
The recent agitation OF tho proposal to ndopt
tho Genital plan of trading In grain receives op-
porsnno support from a demand for smaller
quantity trading On Change. The speculative
deals all hinge On 5000 bu Or over now, which
drtvca great deal Of business dowt.-statts into
tho place whcso they buy md sell ns
little as 600 bu. Why not adopt tic
1000 centals as tho unit OF trading IN
futures. That would bc equivalent to one.shtrd
part Of 5,0tkl btu lot Of wheat, n,ul to q littlo
more than 1900 BIT Of corn. Ihcro 10 a. crying
necessity for permission to trade Ia smaller lots
thau the present minimum, nntl tho chauEe to
tho contat would obytato tho gscatest present
objection to tic other reform. which is that tho
bulk Of the trading would 10 III 1000 bu lots II
anything less than {, 600 btu wors tolerated.
'Thcro is not IN objection to the ceutal ssssem
In grain that docs not apply with equal force to
lard aud meats, which are freely buught and
sold BY the l00 lbs The Board has now 80 lit
tie 10 do lhas thcro is time enough to delibcr-
ntc on tho matter, and decide in favor OF uu
much to be desired cllapgc.
The leading produce markots were generally
easier yesterday, With moderate volume Ut
business doing. Provisions were really weak
though with temporary flr,nnoss uear uooa. Tho
reason WINS that solne Of the stuff held on uc-
count ol parties who were crowded to the wall
last week Was bcEng sold out yesterday; thu
fact wns unexpected, and therefore produc0lats
full effect. Tie majority OF operators though
laat week that t1ie meats, ETC., carried on Souti-
crn account had bccn oil unloaded during tho
apasm OF weakness. but they appear to haso been
, 1879-07-15
CuIN QUOTATIONS..
EDWA1.D l.. BREWSTER,
Ion 1TashlnRton.at.
UNITED STATES 4 FER ChNT DOEDB


FOR sat1 In suma 10 su!t.
*s. -. Also
COOK COUNTY = pEE CkNr NONpS,
COoA COUNTY FER GENT D0Np9,
CtilCAGO CITY FER CENT bonds,