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The New York herald., 1879-07-13
go.tura, 15c I7c s.vsnilla. Ike. I7c; curaeoa

lie. lie.
CoITos spot quiet ut unchanged prices Sales
after Change include bales for and $50 bales
for shipping with bids fraction under quotations refused
for several other lots the bidders being spinners The
lowest touched to-day by prices for u
ture deliveries follows :tuy, no transactions;
August. l2.l2c ~ PIE. September, l2O1c. l22oc.
October. II 2lc. ll.37c. November loa'e lie De-
cember, 10 9ic lO9Sc.. and January. lo92c lOtec:
The lowest prices show decline compared with the nal
figures OF yesterday of points in August in September
and in October, while the highest prices show an ad
vance OF points in August in septem err y in os,o,
ber, in November in December and In January me
closing prices showed slight falling on, leaving the
market higher than last lights prices In the
absence of sales, nominay points higher; August
points higher september,7 7; October, o; November.
december Z: February. nomnaly points higher. ana
March. nominally points higher There business
in February March The transac-
tions largely In August. September aud
October, with September attracting the most
attention. The improvement in prices today
partly upon published reports Of too much dry weather In
portions of Texas Mississippi Arkansas Tennessee Ala
bama Georgia and south Carolina. strengthened by to-
days weather reports showing continued absence of rain
and temperature ging from s. deg a 81 dog in
cotton sections. The closing prices of to-day compared
with yesterday AS follows:-
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The sales at the Board distributed fol
lows:-Lake Shore. s.24O; Northwestern "a 1885, do
preferred, $3.50; st. Paul, $4,000; do. preferred
2O50: Western Union. 6,713; Michigan Central
431O; Delaware and Lackawanna. 400; Pacific Mail
$500; Wabash. 5000; New Jersey Central, 214O; St.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern. 1.2OO; do. pre-
ferred, 1.500 Louisville and Nashville. 1850;
Hannibal and St. Joseph, $50; do. preferred. 1.200
Erie. 1850; Ohio and Mississippi $50; Delaware and
Hudson. 525; New York Central. 4OO st. Louis and
Iron Mountain. 800; Union Pacific. 80; Morris aud
EsseY. 10.
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The Clearing House statement for to-day shows
e70.3s7 GOO exchanges and $5.496.s5l balances.
The Treasury holds $3.50 1855. 700 in United
States bonds to secure bank circulation. United
States bonds deposited for circulation for the
week ending to-day. s1s65. 300 United States bonds
held for circulation withdrawn during the week
snding to-day. $2.7772oO. National bank circulation
outstanding-Currency notes. s32s,l75.i00; gold
notes. ST. ACT 800. The internal receipts to-
day were $367 .7N SO and from customs $4ss.g21 30
The receipts of national bank notes tor redemption
for the week ending to-day. as compared with the
correspon onding period last year. are as follows
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET,

RIO JANEIRo July y, 1879.
CoHec-Market animated prices hrni; Rio. good hrsts
6l,O res q 80 reis 10 kos. Average daily receipts
6,3Co bags shipments OF the weekTc the Channel aud
North of Europe 1900 bags to the United States
26.O0o bags; to the Mediterranean, 4lOsO bags
Sales of the week-For the Channel and North
of Europe, LOO bags; for the United States,
81 bags for the Mediterranean. 1000 bags Stock
1000 bags. freights sail for the Channel 4Os.;
change on London, 19ss.
SANTOS. July O. 1879.
Conee-Market animated: prices very firm; superior
Santos 600 reis per 10 kilos Average daily
ceipts, 900 bags. shipments of the week-To all
tries 1900 bags: to the Channel Europe and the Med
terranean, 14otO bags Sales of the weekFor Europe
5000 bags; for the United States 400 bags Stock
bags
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1oou Ordinary ~ strict
II 5loe low mddling, hc mddling, ll2sc For fu
ture delivery the sales follows after
T. MAugust 100 bales at - DC 300 - 22c. 300
at l22lc 800 220c, 200 Mt H. &c., 800 at H. l9c
September 800 L. &c., 400 at - lsc loo at II lie
3I0o at IL Ice, lltoat l5c. October 800 at BE
1900 at ii27c.. 800 at ll.2ec.; November, 200
at 10.93c. 100 1o.a5c. Total 1890 bales
To-day to T. MAugust 100 Mt II l2c., 500 at H. i4c.,
500 at l2l5c 100 ut - 6c 500 at ~ 7c 200 at ~ l9c,
600 - zoe 100 - DE POO at 24c., 400 at II 5c
900 22lc 100 at - DE 800 T. 24c 900 u 25c
400 IL. PIC. September 600 u osc 100 12O7c
300 at - loc 800 at Il lc 600 at II Pc 2Oat II BE-
POO at ~ l4c 800 H. l5c 700 at IL l6c POO ut ~ 7c
800 at H. &c., 700 at 22Oc 300 at l22lc 200 ut II 22c
700 at l2lsc, 800 at l222c, 800 at l224c 800 at
at Il 2sc 100 at 2ec 700 a II Pc 2ooat 2sc 900
IL 29c 400 at ll3lc.. 500 at ll32c 400 at l2c 500
at 1l.3Oc' 800 ll.34c, .4tO at ll35c.; November
100 at 10.93c.. POO at l0.9c, 500 at 1097c., 500
at lo9Sc 100 ut 1lc December, 800 ut II 9ic POO
10 soc January. 100 at 1092c.. 100 ut ioSc Total,
ports folows:Gal weston. 26 haes New Orleans
66: Mobile, 81 Savannah, Al; Charleston, Z: Norfolk, ~
bales. This day last week, as This day last year 346.
Cotton freghts closed follows:-To Liverpool,
steam, 3l6d. 4d. sail 3-l6d. i364d To Havre
compressed: sail, Ice To Hamburg steam l6c com.
pressed; sail, %c
FLOUR GRAIN-Receipts-Flo 14,32s bbls. :
wheat l3o 100 bushels; corn meal, 77o bbls and l3o
sacks; corn, 1854 bushels: oats 23,2OO do 800
do barley malt 23 445 do Flour-The market remained
steady uude fair inquiry from the brokers and spring
wheats were held at full prices Shipping extras in
moderate at previous prices The sales including
State Western and Southern, about 1900 bbls
within the annexed Rye flour was in fair demaud
hrm with sales of POO bbs and 900 bags within the
q
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The closing quotations were as foIlows:-

In the San Francisco market the opening prices of
mining shares were as follows:--Gould n Curry. IL;
Savage IL; Chollar. 6s; ophir. "a; Hale Nor
cross, 1874; Crown Point. 5ss Yellow Jacket. 15's
Belchcr, 81 Imperial, IA Virginia Consolidated.
4%; California. 8; Best Belcher. l7A; Union Con.
soiidated. 80; Alpha, 27 Sierra Nevada 39h; Mexi-
can, 25; Justice. 4sl; Julia. 81; Utah. 49, Leva-
than. 65 cents; Alta, 9h; Bodie. 20; Mono. s1s;
Consolidated Pacific. ~ Exchequer, Ga.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13

In state bonds Virginia sxcs, old. declined to 20.
and North Carolina sixes special tax third class. to
81. Ohio skies of 1881 sold at 103.
Railroad bonds were very active. and most of the
Issues dealt in recorded higher prices. Rome and
Ogdensburg frsts advanced to 5s Erie second
consos to TN; do. funded avcs to 7dk; Denver and
Rio drande nrsts to %; Hannibal and st. Joseph
sishts to 1o2x, Kansas and Texas nrsts to 7ol; do
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
Following are the closing quotations -

In the money market the ruling rate for call loans
vas per cent on stock collateral and per cent
government bonds The opening rates stock
collateral were 81 and the closing rates q pa.
Prime mercantile paper was 3ls AK per cent. The
bank statement shows increase in the surplus
of S50ss25 the changes the averages for
the week beinp:-
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass. July IL. 1879
The market far cloths has been but slightly active in de-
mand with light sales ut previous quotations 4 for
"a and 3sc for 0x56 cloths Sales for the
5oOU pieces Production So 900 pieces Stock hand,
SlS pieccs
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'5.757.O00 $2,493 900

Receipts to-day, $6S20OO.
The following the rates Of domestic exchange
on New York to-day Savannah selling "a pre-
MUM, buying y premium; Charleston. buying
nominal. 3-lG. selling y; New Orleans. commercial
u premium. bank a premium; st. Louis. 25 pre-
MUM; Chicago weaker. buying lilo discount, sell
ing l-10 premium and Boston, pence discount.
Government bonds were strong throughout. clos
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Western.
Short clear.

Long clear AZ
llaf long, haif short.........s.s. ...'s....s....
Beef steady about 30 bbls sold at S11 80
mess 81 $ii 80 for packet and Si3 80 Si4
family Cutmeats ruled firm; picked shoulders
sold 5sc and 90 tierces picked hams - lbs
20 lbs sold sac. Dressed hogs rather
easy and quoted at 5sc &c for city, and csc for
ket pigs. which Is about &c. undertescrdays figures.
quiet but shade hrmer The sales
orces No at So and 800 ticrccs Western at s6 10 Re-
fined for the Continent quoted at x6 10 The
future delivery 2tO tierces August at 81 17ls
50 22 1000 do, september. at IS 30 S 32, aud 800
do october at S6 5,l The following the bid and
asked prices at the third call July. So i7k bid,
September. 81 27,s bid, 81 30 asked; October,
s9 30 bid, $6 40 asked; December. 81 271s bid
Butter-Recepts tlSi packages Receipt. for the week
39616 packages Shipments for the week. 500
The market active We quote State creamery
good choice, l5c Ice Western fine 80 fancy i5c
lie state dairy, lie. 14c Western do 10c i2c do.
factory. &c loo. CheeseRecepts 5iS6 boxes do for
the week. 100 do shipments for the week, l4oT7 do
The New York herald., 1879-07-13

cable despatch from Oldham says 1.-THE sys-
tenn of short time working in the cotton factories
here is spreading. About forty mills working
on short time or have totally stopped. reduction
Of operatives wages is also contemplated"
The London Times. in its financial article this
morning, says:-"There a good demand for bar
silver for Austria Friday. The price, however.
stationary. because Of the absence Of supplies
The foreign commerce of the port Of New York for
the past week follows General merchandise
imports. including dry goods. $4.741.3aS. and
produce exports, $5646.576.
The total imports since January l. this year. were
$162 566. against 1852 GA the correspond
ing period last year. and Sls3, ,3S2. .435 in 1877.
The total exports of produce since January l. this
year. were 1G3s73.944 against 596 for the
corresponding period last year. and 13S. .96S 433 in
1877.
The following gives the movement Of grain at
leading points to-day Observation-Disclosures Of
wheat $500 bushels; Shipments 14,10O do; re-
ceipts of corn, 1000 do; shipments, 500 do. Chi
cago-Receipts Of wheat. IL l29 bushels shipments,
3O775 do; receipts Of corn 139 59s do; shipments
Ala. 759 do.
Bids were opened at the Treasury Department to-
day for the balance Of the five per cent District Of
Columbia refunding bonds amounting to S466 900.
George william Balou Co.. of this city. bid for the
entire amount at l01 11-16; Riggs Co., OF Washing
ton, bid for the whole amount at 100 661OO. and John
j. cKutchep bid for 81. 700 at 1O5. Several bids for
small amounts also received. Ballou Il Co.
will get the full amount with the exception of the
81, ZOO bid for by John J. McKutchen.
The following reports of the coal production for
I'm Iul lv bean issII
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The total production for the week was 4O5.5O9
tons. against 15364s tons for the week last
year. Reports for the year ending July show
increase of 4s2l, 1888 the time in 1878.
The following is u synopsis Of the day business
at the Mining Board
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Saturday, Jay II.
o.Doy. Last Enen'ay. 7oial.
slf.g AK ~

Delivered 400 bales yesterday. Current
prices of he following quotations based
American standard of classification and cotton in
running in quality than half above
nr halnN Ih4 rruda tadl.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
$1,000 NY.L r 4 W,

1900 Bur. & X a LIST 7gls
100 Tol x Wab ist.St
div, \ mat cou.. vIA
5000 do. .. ~
2OuO Tol 4 W I'd, xc. s9tS
10000 Lchigb&W u ca. 40
21uOO Union Pacific lib
5000 Del&lllst, l. d, luS
1900 Gt West I'd. X Q. sSsa
800 Erie rs, con. g.. ll2ss
LOO shs stand Min Coz 2v>s
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
Tho closing quotations were :

IHc HtNIc1H MIHIHB VomPHHy Hzs IeVie1t III asscss
ment of 81 per share.
, 1879-08-14
THE COURTS.

Divorces Asked Tor md Gin1t1d-Now BuitS,
Criminal nIMttera, Etc.
Milton T. Zimmerman 1tcl bill yesterday
complaining tlmt his vito, Franccs, has been
guilty OF adultery, md asking for a divorce.
Christina Anderson complains that her hus-
bnnd, john AnlersUu induced lcr to cmtgrate
from Denmark with lin in 1874, nnd trril, after
abusing llcr for year or SO. laft her aud her
9-yenr.ull child to ret along as best they could.
And for this ruasou sic claims to 10 entitled to
divorce.
Judge Tulcy granted d divorce to Lemuci h.
Trshlc from Sarah NJ. Fr'sbic, oil the ground Of
lcscrtlou.
UNITED STATES COURTS,
George Wilkinson tlle1 u hill yesterday against
susan Donaldson, Eva H., William F., Henry
A., Churcs W., and Eben II. Donaldson, 10
iorcclosc a mortgage for sl,00J Oh the s. u OF
the N. L. n Of Set. 2, a0,s.
SUPERIOR COURT IN RntEr.
Tilghman s. Albright am! Jossph Kecnan
hega,l suit yesterday for 81 ,00A against Juliua
G. Becker unl Henry berlin.
CIRCUIT COURT
George r. Bay. Waldosnar I,tn,l. nutl Frltz
Frantzcn l1cd ii bill against Anne Sophia .JOhu-
son, Ilenry i. 1ohnsun. WnItcr Il. ,Johusntl,
.Jesse N. s. Johnson, Gcnrgc I. Hoffman, trlls-
tee, urn! ntt,rra, II forcclosu n tr,at-tlcrd for
sl,sAl on Lot D, Block 70, In osncn's Addition
to Chicago.
II. ii. McCsoa, County Treasurer, flIr.l a bill
againat Il. I. Martin md Sheriff llO1fmann to
rcstrufn The salu under execution OF afattin'a
property, consisting Ut pianos and ot1'er 1luslca
Instruments, which was advertised to taku nlace
Yesterday. The Treasurer claims Martin owes
$G15 taxes, which he rcf,lses to my. An attutnpt
wns pnAo to levy oil this stock Of goods after
iIu sezI,ra by tlu Sheriff, int tho utllcur WAS
elected when he went 10 tnake tits lnvy. .luttEu
1uoy allowed The Sheriff to 60 on nnd make The
salo, hut ortlpred lin to rotaiu $3.50 subject to
tllu Ordcr of tho Court.
PROBATE COUNT.
In the estate of Frederick; q. Miller, deceased,
the will was proved nlul letters tcxtnnlentArY
ordered to Issue to SophH unl Dicdrich H.
Miller OIL lllnE bond uf s5,Nlo,
In thu ustnto Ut patGr Jnsoph 4chnnclz, dc-
ceased, leltcrs Of administration wers granted
to Ernst Prl1sshs, md bond Of 81 ,OtN approved
In the cstato nf Henry l.aatfan, de:casct, let
tcrs Of administration wera issued 10 John o.
Domcrs; hnl,d Of g., ,Do approved.
Ihe will ut J0suph K. Hemingway VIVA a1-
Mittcd tO prnbnth un,i letters VI administration
vert gru,ltcd 10 tIenrY l.. 0sboru, un4 bond Ut
s7,mo approved.
CRIMINAL counr.
in the Criminal Court yesterday William Shiny
pleAled guilty to charge Ni larceny, nlnl was
rcftiaMled Tor sentcnce. Edward uWl Catherine
AieNchols Were tried for larccnv AMI acquitted
ucorCe Horat rot one ynar for tarccny md his
trlol OH socon cl,Hrgn uf sln,lInr character In
still pantltHE. This morning tho only call will
TO OF cases passed. yesterday, ntld to.ulorruW
tic pos!t Jury will be- discharged.
, 1879-08-14
TRIBUNE: PAGES

mau Abbott, G. NJ. Nichols Ut Ohio, the 12ey. !.
l.. MnIto Of Michigan. and Otis +. Prcst,rcy were
nptptoted a committee to report on Thursday n
plan for National Congregational Sunday
school Convention.
Thu Kev. ". W. Caset of Akron, was chosen
President OF the Sfettplirt Episcopal meeting.
It's obJcct was 10 consult rs to tho intcrosta Of
t!se Book Concern at New York.
The question OF Church 1.yccums was also
taken up. II was sugVested Tint Sunday
schools sould bo taught In tic catcchisn, md
should to managed acsortlinr to ts,c disciplinary
plan according 10 the Chautal,run tfea.
Tire Rev. j. a. Wordcu prcsllcd over the
Trcsbvtesian meeting, anil lhc 1tev. Sir. ilill Of
Michigan. was sccrctnry. The Kew. W. II.
Wells, nf Ohio. was Gne 1f the speakers.
Sortnpl Sunday school work wns commended
tn aIt churches; also tho formation Of literary
unfDns.
tng8 by J. ". Churchill, n lecture Oh Eonfuclus
h7 slle Isev. Dr. Ffadcntulre, singing by San.
key+ ClIantauqua cfalk-talf on The pencil und
crayon In Sunda5.bchool BY Frank 1'carl, and
nnswcrs to question bux queries by Joseph Duk.
, 1879-08-14

Thc singular question OF wilo has tho first
elAln1 on lnan's uoal bady Is lo come baforu u
New Jorsuv Court to dscl,lc. Thu funeral VI u
nun naltiea EoH occurred at Hoioken IN
Wednesday vi last week. , NNhen TIL,
cemetery was reached the tatlIer ot
tlu deceased directed tie co{llu to b.
deuosltod In q receiving vault until a grava
could 10 dug OIL his own lot. Tt,e widow WIS
lnternent. but l!er father, Mr. Wallace, hsi
raukcd a Reave 10 bo opened Oh Ata own Iot. und
..rstsuud having Youu4 EntI buried tilsrc. Ills
protest against auy departure FROM tho origlaal
oblaued temporary injunction agal1st farther
proceedllgs by lIr psternal Eo!l, ind tlle Court
IL now c;.llel OH tu decldu who tas tho beat
right ~ tl.u renlAins, u.e iatiler or the widow.
/" Hair Reylvum" roatures gray haif to its osig.
, 1879-08-14
INFORMATION WANTED,


CHICAGO. AnE. l3.-ln gains ot seyen-up,
eau my partner hlncl lttv l.tlnl after tho cards
hayo been run once, II 1ohjccaf SunscHlnEa.
Yes. Your partner nnl tlu dealer i4vu Abs0-
luto control Of tho trump ns,1 Of tl.s doal; aud
you have no right to ra!su your cards fr0n tl,a
table, much lcsa object, until thu trump Ia set.
tied,
, 1879-08-14

" Hair Reylvum" rus1ufes gray halt to lts orig
iual color for 50 csnts.
, 1879-08-14

After l4aka BlutT, DtsplAints. The Chicago
District Can,p-sleetiug will tIold It's twentieth
annual assembly at tho iast,nnmcl place from
Aug. 10 to AuE. ~. unt1cr the supcrtntcudence
Of prcsidlng-Etder Willing. The grounds ara
Rati to be In better condition than ever. and the
poltca md sanitary tncasureA haye teen proper
iy looked after. Special attention has
been ratd to tho care ol the cot
taEes on thu grounds, md tho place
gcunrnlly has becu improved nnl hcautlfed
unit! + Is one Of the most t., attrastiya camping
Ing nearly 5000 pcaife, will perfectly protect
from stlr,, rain, Hl cold. Camping or tenttng
ground will ha furnIshca free to aIl who wish to
attcnd liz meeting. Tents. ticks, md bedding
Will le furnished at certain times. board wilt
be furnished OH tue GROUND at reasonable rates.
nnt supptcs ran be purchased ut Tic general
stnrc. Tickets will bo Aotd at excursion rates at
road as far north rs flhrrard. PartIcs nf twen-
ty-aye and upward, coInll.g from ans station OIL
The Chieagn, isuek island Il Pacific Railroad, can
obtain lie benefits ol reduced rates 10 Chicago
s return BY nnnyrE to D. " ISn t0nS5a a
Like ShorB Il Alleliran Southern Railway COM
pa1,y make round-trip rnte to Chicago. Parties
Ut not less than twcnts-hva can anplv at any
ticket stallion o1l the Chcnt:o T. Alton satlroAd,
and tic ticket agent VIII communicate with
the bead Office anl obtaln lars and 4
fifth rate with t,ckot Of tImo limit
to meet requirements Of Messengers.
rl1c Committees ttlis ycar arc as follows: On
sreqas s = KsnnLeotw W As9Ets W, Hsss; Il Snt,
Oakley street, Chicago; md ]. a. rcrson. nf
Evanston, Active Superintenlcn. OF Grounds.
Fluat.ue md Subslsttnec-C. Iusby, 10 lndtana
nvcnnc: Il. r. Kingsley. 11a Marshtcld avenue:
George u. Swift. 35S Monroe street. Railroad
aud TransportatIn,l-B. Scllcsmertorn, 81 wash
ingtan street; r. G. ltoaE, Evanston: A. &.
Lane, III Rln.lolph street. The Committee on
llaitroasls u.M1 Transportation arc busy perfect
Tic timetables will be furnished In day or two.
Bcsidcs tho locnl Clergy wl,o will l,o III ustond-
nnce n,tl endeayor by their efforts 10 make
tho meeting thorough SUCCESS, the manage
nlcnt lavo assurances That the Rev. Thamas
pscsuUt during ps.rtiu1l ot tim meeting arId
lerd his powerful all. Programmes Ut the OK.
crcEscs will bu forthcoming III few days.
, 1879-08-14

CtIAOIAu*kuAs
CHAurAuQuA, N. Y, Aug. lA-This Is ono Of
Chnutauquats great days. Tie opcang exercise
WIS concert by the Northwestern Band, from
Mcalyll!e. There arc many thousand new.
es,s,lcga on the grounds. Tie daily 1avotlona!
conferences arc becoming prominent feature.
They asu conducted by DR.. L. ". Munknll, of
Indianapolis; tho Rev. II. II. Wells, of OHIO;
Mai. Cole, md other eminent Christian worsers.
Several conversions arc reported. At thu coil
ference this morning, Ira D. Baukey spokr,
prayed, atll sang, lie said that thu sewing OF
one soul was worth nlose thau ull the intel
lrc.un nnd literary results vi Chautauqua.
Nal. Coils n,ade ,noat thrilling nddrrss
rraf. Z. C. Case, OF CiuTalan1, tpolt Charge
ot thu Chautaupua Musical CoileKv tais moTtl'
'ntEii tihs rov, Dr. Warren rave . most interesting
lecture OIL "'fl'c Earth A. All Astronomical
Buiy." .
Juseph Cook 'ccturcA to about 8, 600 pcoule
on " Alcohol aud tho Human l}ratu.h Ne was
greeted with tremendous applause, aia Ills
points weru we'll received. --..,
The Roy. Or. Hodges lecture IN "AuEastin.
Ian 'tIIeo!ugy" was tnssttrlY effort, mn! wus
1sstonel to by MI iInlRense isunbef Of Clergy
men, professional Hlen, stutltnts, AtMt otl1eFs.
Denominations 1neettlIEs Ut the lsaptista, Con.
KrcHatlunal1st5, PreAbyteElails. Metl,!fsts. md
Neslaysns we're held, lhr Congregational anu
PresoYt eFtan meetings weEe especially larGs.
'riIu lev. Frank Russell uMl the ltev. 3iinur
Fsankliold participated In this congregational
serytcu4.
Ila Rcy. Dr.. F. L. Peoubet, the Roy. d.. ~.
, 1879-08-14

WE1RuE HtMttfEVs nuhiAuA AI4EAEA Auli
alI ino other witnesses n tho bcarlnE weight Of
thu piers. li1 PLACED no reliance wlatayeF
III tho sto,,e.,rork. lIo took thu wllnlo thing,
brick nl.d stone, as brick pier stmply, anil
they would not carry oVsf ta'ftY @ or 1oety Ions.
solid thar hollow. tho testimony Of oil tho
utler builders who had bocn before tho Com
rnittco to the cOntrary notwithstanding. llu
knew nothing about !'c tounuatiolls more than
ptana and the specifications Is ona and nsepara~
Mr, pontlcld said tlat ho WINS perfectly will
nE to submit tle matter, M MI agreed casc, 10
auy Judge in sl,e eity.-lct them ret all thu
eyidcnvo they could. IL a superal'u1Ilallco Of
weight of q stone rested upon tllo wall, that
,Fps all tic contract called tor
Mr.. Kirkla,n! Insisted tllat tue blue lines must
ba followed 0xaetly.
detained IT h!s sa'uon during thv lnTcl!ot.1,
made a.l present aware OF hIs presence by one
OF hts characteristic buEsta ~ bo,nbaat, IN which
10 said there aa 1es uqx ~ h wo Wofx xnr,
md he for QUO did not propose to have the pco-
pie sWt1dlcl anJ more. -...
Mr, Dontlel4 sug.estcl that the people wora
pcrfectly safe with AID. Lawlrr fur u protector.
Mr. K!rGlAild said hn did mt tAsuk
THE CRACKED sToNn
nj the Washington atreet eatr:acc aho,lld coma
uut, One VI tbs small piefs tho contributors hll
agreed to luke oft. lilo did not Insist lpon It,
b..t new one wuul.l look butter. ils did not
know an, thing about ths long ANCHORS; hat
would be hotter It they were In. lie regarded
the brlck AZ q good quality ot understandable
brick. Thu ssaila would nayu been better built
OF .ewer-brick., Witness said ha llad been an
nrehltpct for thlrtythEcH years. most uf his ex-
perIonco having been In Glasgow, scottatu!.
AID. Lawcr wanted to kuuw II wItncsa had
ever heard Ut nny intimidation tn tho ol,ice.
Witness said 10 nuyrr heard OF any tnttinlda'
tlo1, uut1l le heard ot thu uAttcF between Mr.
Cnuk anu sir. IlMber the night tetora last
Lawler said HAT Huber told him Saturday
, 1879-08-14
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