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, 1880-03-09

n, the Editor oy TAe Ehftooo Tribyus
rr r,,, ~ - .,,..., ,".... ,,,,,
1Ho Hei'"iuk ID ito'hn P''u.u 1S.tct "fttcu
by res1drnt ot this city now travelling III Arl-
z,,ta:
r,.fpSrx. Arf.. Fell e1- I cnioycd
,,'.,,, w., rt, ,h-,,,.,, sa+lar, Got,.
te1usl" ahs'nsuN NY 'i.io 'asousl ou.nein ~, ean
lur1lin OIL tho en9iilo OF orr Train. Iho scenery
wns 9rA1adly beautiful, and to ride where 1t
t,n,,d Mi he sccu w.s Il great trent. Wo crpsscd
~ notn,,r,tn, Tonn ,vhnro TIM tr,fr r., oanrra-
tAe ce'cosH1eu Loap' "he9u JUG trt.i,' III nhc"nu-
ing Il n3ttfta1f,-ale+ FeIhf'len "ltull Sofcuty-
plgbt feet OF tho trick It ltAd Just como ovor.
trhc nn,,tuo ,,utfnt nnh workcti hnr,] to unt ira
I, 49,, a. ,,.,;,,,,,,. ,nn,t,,, ohne,,a ~, ht,,t,
trcstle-work, hntl climbing higher ana htHhur
until tho summit WIS rcRchcd Then wo cntu6
trnrjnH dawn the other sltlo OF these Suo-somo-
,,1ns sta,,,tntr. ,,rtll ,vn cu,uo "a nnotho.
.nk T., 1t.tv T., w,y r,ro1 cf .,it,min
@ ,u ,sn,st tSsh 4 T., y f,,n,,af 1na n,in nna
,'S, y XIII ~ ,',. MI o,!.nr,nI lntn to ,SInrnW. AIM
f I'LL 1..l LINN t1 ~ +,,o i1..r TN Tou 'nu ntt.s Vnnv
n,.u rh . ill., III % ~ .1nrin I,,1,, TrSrr'nt viii
~, ~ ~ m.s ~, ~ ~ s;ins lnian WIN thmIr
t w ~ Satia va ''A ''"~'' '"'' vs." >'A
f'fG rhs raiIry IL s,rctv tho Gar,,cn of Eden.
,, s tMi..y H., & ins 1,,rns+ hiti,.. M ionEIra
@MnliioK @ m ssne ptnGes aissI m naS Wy ,oRH1
lku IHTuaa' M ~ . o,.pG. ~ ~ nt,, ~. iirUi
krsnM' s'a ns tt ~ ,rnnr ~ .s,, ~ T. 133n - 10
haoswno. @ ,t s III III n,a ~ ~ irri-n snn ~ w
sen. ~ shi n.af, niioS IN tssi,, S.n n.
,t,a an si'' x nt'rns.,n IL thn tanM
un,,z' nrc Y""t f,onY H., invoi %r inc se.
, 1880-03-09
1f third term hlyn t1trl0ItntH nhn.It 1tH harm
1rrncss tic intro nptnst tn thu tslca people 1in'r
GRANT AND A THIRD TERM.
a Hcrtous Retrospective View.

MAucttH Il. 18sD-tr IL ue..tres ft,r t,r t.cn.,1,.
NJ. ,n',., .,,.'.,,,'. H.,
!.ca' ,.la''"R"rs 10 hl'h lnei,'sGivss , ~ .'.
fnct that t'ere Is st''nE ntnl drel''rt'os'al
1,c r sin,,Ir n ,'att"r u "f ex"rt t. u"nloiion Il,
,,animnt. it," no t,,o ,,rr;,,n ~, =, s,n lilo rrn.
, .N..', ' an NV v"a'
tfol primaries a'ltl 1mfK conventions nut
When II cnt,lcs 10 Tho l'ent,9c roting next No.
rlnns nj miro n,nl ,nrn, rntn uft ortrp.n IL
ta ,,r,,t s,.,,,si,ii,, ~ n.s,,,a ,i,M ,,a,
~ b1s". 1tSi''"'.''.s u,l,au,n Inv, VIII ~
tlle country " 81 Hearty tllSi'f" pet"ce'a tie
two Krpnt PARTIES tint 1t Ii Il question which
, 1880-03-09
II. Cnssntly W. Cook, dismissed ns to Clarence
G. Thnyer and tinker, on call.
Adjourned 10 o'clock to- morrow morning.


MoRIus, IT., March 8.-The Circuit Court
Of Gsundy County opened at 2 p. NJ. Today.
Judge Goodspeed. Of Joliet, was TO have held
the term. but was Obliged 10 gu to Florida
will n sor, therefore Judge Stipp, Of I'rincc.
he Must OPEN cnurt ut princeton. II Is TX
f'cctefl Judge Goodspeed will return In time
IN continue the term after tint But llttlo
lnsiMSY 0f flnpQrtaucG OH the docket.
, 1880-03-09
4. r. Stewards Onrr.

To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
Cn1cAGu. Murch ibid. or did nut. A. r. Stew
art. wtcn offered tho SGcrctaryah!n of tho Treas
ury uni wla found IL lie lnEitxhc, Oiler tn
tr1insfGr his business TO- Il trIlsteGship and tho
prOtEtx ur the sa'r fur tho term ut his uflcG to
he given to chhrttyy n. STEEsnUEK.
tstr. HtswuEt did offer to give t,is own shares
In tho profits ot his business to the charitable In
st!tutons Of New Ynrk but lid not oifer to tttrn
over his business tO trtlstee:1
, 1880-03-09
READY FOR ORDERS.

Spte1al Dtpatek 70 71t CAstsao 1fIsues. \,
NEW YoRx, March & The Arm Of 1lazen.
Yodts tE Co.. who wer0 bur1ird out at tho
great fire OF Feb. 70, have Located in tie spa.
clous stores Isl ai.d 4a3 Broad@ay formerly
occupied by Hates, Reed 4 Cooley. and hays
opencd-up un rnttre now stock with y rapll-
ity beyond precedent.
, 1880-03-09

CMICAGd. March G.-A merchant in southern
kausas In writing 10 one nf ntir lurnr Wholesale
grocery houses IN this city for credit, states his
motto Ii, conducting business in ycrsc, which. tf
MOI Of the choicest lHhHun9c. c0ntaEns como
wholesome Mtlycc. which wU.llib bt. well fur Rutnp
merchants 10 remember. Afy motto Is:
In titAl sumo trtst,
The rest E1y cash.
~, trust Ia 10 in.sf. to i,.st ls tIe.l
No trust, nj bust. ~ Hell.
, 1880-03-09

II 18E ~ sHfF 5Hf&EEIK
10 the f:dttoT u TTt Ghttdga Tribune

~ tht I:ditor " Ths Chttdya Tribune.
CHICAGO. Mnrch 6,-1 would like very mulch ii
you whIl,l tt Rn kind nA toinfnrn mc IN tll,cs-
ton IN dispute. VIA: Il CAHH,lnn gaming to tho
ttnitcl1 Stta under nyc hna never ttlknn nut Ills
citizen papels. hut he Inns Jo,t1d militia con-
patiy In thls city for ilvp yours ls h untitled Ia
v0te. or cltn he bH held by tho Stnte ns anldler
or by TINT regiment, ur Ii he still Mn nlfrn7 tc-
sIcctflIl1y yours. An AftES.
tlie IL still MI nllcn.l
, 1880-03-09
13-t5-f4.

6ptstat Dt,patea to Tns CAteaso 1rtbtsas.
ADRIAN, bllctl., March 8.-sY!ll H. Crane.
clothing merchant. and gentleman Of
means and reputation, made affidavit before
Jllstlco Lamb this afternoon that ha had
solved tho game Of "Fiftesn,", making the
nl,lnhnrA CONC III regl,lur linear relation
lS-1t-l4. -
, 1880-03-09


In this connection 1t is well to state TINT tho
deductions 0f n1nt. Whitfield bnve been dis
pntcd by n number Of practical Mncliin[sts.
In opposition to tho Chains made in behalf Of
this Invention, 1t Is said that tho fibre Is rs
much injured by tho new rs by tho old proc
css, md tint the yarn Is rough and Irregular:
that 1t Is r. slower PROCESS, and TINT nlt0geth-
er the results arc unsatisfactory. It Is also
said that the principal and only advantage Is
I'm spinning tito cotton near the place of pro-
ducti0n, titus saving the cost OF carriage and
other similar clinrgcs. These differences 1t
will no doubt require time to settle. A thor
ough test Of the whole scheme IL to be made
at Nashville during April. AT that tlmO
Nashville celebrates Its centennial. and It
will make 1t tho OCCASION of a great Indus
trial display. At that exposition one uf the
Clement machines will be III operation, md
every opportunity will be given for n thor
olgli examination, and 1t Is hoped very def
uit results will DO reached.
The Company controlling tho rntents h1s
nlrently orders for 800 pf tho macltEnes. 1t
contenplntcs establishing Its works at Nasl,-
Vile, or at sumo other locality convenient for
distribution. If Inducements were offered,
it might select Louisville, Chattanooga, Or
Atlanta. II the examination next month
proves tint It Is oil Mn. Whitfield claims, tho
demand for the machine will ut once DO Inn
lncllsD. It l1ns already attracted the Attell-
t!on OF the country. We have received letters
from various Northern States and from Cnn-
ada making inquiries concerning the ihve1l-
tlo!, and tliis publication Is made In answer
to these letters,
, 1880-03-09
,cccIrcs Its watcr-suppiy from tho lake.]


T, thf Edllor n The Ehftdoo ITilunE.
WATERLOO, De kaib County, Ind. March o.
Whit tHNIk gives tho ttcst 1cscrirttOHtRro9raph H.
fcAl. hAtttt7t features. Hte.1. Ut Oregon? An
answer III TliE THInUSs Will xrtntty nElfHr II
tr!,tlrF. r.. r. ittiYst.ASt.
tfho Government Survey IF Oregon. APP
ply 10 the State Innd.OflIrc ut Tortaud, Orr.,
and you will prob4bly tn, sent II coRy.]
, 1880-03-09
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


To the Editor NJ TAr Chsenoe 7ttbnns.
CHtcA1Ot Mnrch 8.-ll. t,cts l.. TINT jamestown,
vh., IA tho 0ltlrst settled tnWn III the United
Stntca uT A!HeFttsl. WHO winsf
IL. wins the bet.1
, 1880-03-09

TO The EdH0f o. Tn Ch1td9o 7f1bffHz.
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. March G.-fiy answering IN
tho ctlntnts of your pup!F tho following you
fIps the Iity Of thitlxo receive it's winter. supply
frtsrH tho luke nr fr'tn AprInx III tho ilinncl2
You shall hnvG Jour Ellnre In the cignrB. re-
spcctfully. S.
, 1880-03-09


07~rAwA nj Afuycl, k-The following
- ~, . r.,'.+ ,,...,,,li,, iii.
were tho Supreme court proceedings ttlls
afternoon:
Peck ys AyrehAF11t ct al; rchcArlng allowed.
H. Uurls "a IIates; sH,nu order.
III. Tct,tlo vk rut tl,ttlKur VI. I.owet,thals 10.
henrinx denied, OptunH will bU modified.
IT, F,!rwrll w. Hurting; rphearl1,g allowed.
III. t,,ntln vi Carter; rul,pnrinA denied,
Fl. linrt vs.. Ewing at ai.: drntud.
a. Kni,gllu VI, International Qapk; denicd;
onln,vU llctl,
b a. Ill. lsailroad Company vs, Iowonthal;
, 1880-03-09

Tho Hon. John A. Cuthbcrt,so Mobile, IL still
prnctlcinH law. although ol ycaEs Md. Ne
w0B IN officer fn tho war Ut 18i2, and Wu5 elected
10 Copgeess from Ge9gKlA III lala,
, 1880-03-09

UNITEp STATES CtnCuIr COURT-CoSFEssrONH
~. II. Fairbanks ys. Tho Town Of Amboy;
<1,4E.
SUPERIOR COuRr-CoxFEssloNs Hlatn ys.
Mnck 1T. Peter and Potter tavutIue, &t0a.
JUICE SMITlt-The Jackson bunk "a. William
lloyd; $ls,lE.-Alrrcl Anthony VI. Sumo; $l7,-
5uI.D,
CjHCu1T CnuRr--lup1g NoHAN-S, II. F!odga
ct fsi ~ Elixnbuth vfckerB: verdict Aa.:h, and
nlntion for new trial.-ThcO<Oro llntehln8s vs..
Anna Trlcv; verdict <E}a.0l, and mutton for now
trHi
, 1880-03-09
DIVORCES.

.Jatncs II. Shaw filed Il bill yesterday charg.
inE that his wife, Harriet A., WIS guilty Ut
bigAn,y, anu asking for divorce.
Jollnnna Knchn complains that she only
got two years. support from her husband,
w,,clt he deserted her in August, 1875. As
lie does not seem to he likely tn return, sl,e
asks to sever a'L relations, and abandon even
tho nttlfle.
And Johanna, aftcAllnying been time anu
again pounded almost intoa Jelly by her lus-
ulso Is Disguised viii married lie, and wants
to he unmarried.
.Judeo jameson ypstcriny granted a
divorce 10 Mary i. Snytor from Charles
Snylor OIL the ground Of atlutery.
, 1880-03-09

Judge ls!olgett Is quite tndisposed, and
will not be In cnurt Enlttl Thursday.
III tho case of Campbell vs. The Union
Mutual Lifts INSURANCE Company, Judge
Tuley yrstcrdny vacated the or'ler Of Nov.
%. 1s7v, appointing Asa j. Hyde Receiver
ir Tin ths n M M!2sffy re- y II aced 5,Ha'0f fs G w t,sas s
BY Alexander i. Campbell, II mlnnr, to re-
cover II large amount of propcFty oil tho
northeast corner Of 1l,tia1ll nvei,ne nlul
fwenty.thi!rr street, ama i!'e :!age entered
Il. T., jenkins WIS yesterday appointed
Assignee of Eugene a. Curtis mil Of George
II. Miner.
.Josepl, y. Phelps was appointed Assignee
Of ID. q. Sullivan.
J.. H. dean wns elected Assignee OF FrnncEs
J. 1tuMnntls.
AssIgtlpcs will be chosen today for lsatl-
som N. Clelby alul Marcus N. Holmes.
, 1880-03-09

The Horn Silver Mining Company begnn
n suit yesterday for $4,000 aga!nst John VI.
Uunnhy.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-14
a Narrow Escape From Cow
hiding. aa

Inst Thursday afternoon one Of
the lady members Of Hardshell Bap-
list church, armed with cowhidP,
and with blood in her eye, called at
the residence Of Mr.. VIM. l.. Eagle
son, for the purpose OF COW hiding
tile mnn who ''writ that article
which appeared in 'hls paper abnu
Two weeks ago, headed "A Disgrace.
The lady was informed that Mr..
Etgleson was not in the CITY. but il
She was really anxious to trcad the
riot act" to some one, she could come
down TO THE HERALD effice. where
she would probably find Mr.. Ruthrr
ford, who would he pleased tore
reive the cOwhiding. AS it always re
minded him Of childhood's hnpp'
days. The lady immediately heade !
! for This office. holding high above
| her head that formidable weapon.
which she. occasionally cracked ~
the hOOhlums she chanced TO meet.
and caused them to 1ee terror
stricken in every direc ion. The
crowd that usually promenade Kan
sas avenue in The afternoon, gave
til" entire pavement TO The lady will
that massive cOWhiic, who SCENE }
bent Of flogging some one ere Sh'.
returned 10 her dOmicile in the cla~
sic precincts Of RiiChie's addition.
AZ she nenred Tie HERALD Office III
excitement grew intense, and il was
with difficulty that The police gre
vented the blockading Of Filth
street. No one attempted 10 moIes'
she who held that cowhide, but III
/ seemed to glory in The lea that THE
| iEERALI. Onl fit would get licked Tor
once, 1T least. The lady with the
| cOwhile a>ccnded Ihe stairs leading
to The HERALD Office with firm
nnd determined step, and approached
the door-bnt, alas. that door was
locked, and seemed 10 laugh at her
vain attempt to aycnge The alleges
wrong committed in publishing the
above referred 10 article. The lady
held the tort for some lime, but she
finally came TO the conclusion th r
The bird had flown" and
She folded her tent like The Arab
And silently stole away.
The writer of the above has gone
10 Omaha.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-14
OgGGINzZ AE'EDN .ANE0 RV.
SFAz.H TEefN.

Guards Hall was crowded last
"Wednesday night 10 witness the
OrgaMizalOn and installation of the
officers OF The State Grand Lodge O.
81. Marv's Court, which Is composed
Of The female relatives Of the gentle
men belonging 10 The Masonic order
The hail was tastetujly decorated
with flags and banners and emblems
Ofthc order.
The Grand COmt waI organ 2cd
hy the installation Of tho following
nam eH persons as OH ;ers:
Grand NJ. 4, Nj Mrs. Elizabeth
Jackson.
Gaud Worthy joshua Mr., l.. l..
Mc..ain, of Ottawa.
Grand Secrelary--Miss Mary Gam.
BILE.
Grand Trcasurer-Mrs. s. Z, Dor
>ey.
q. |. G. K-Mrs. Harriet Will
liams.
q. O. G.. K-Miss Malinda Jones
First G. G.. D--Mr.J. g Cran>htw.
Second G. c, D--Mr. j. f. Evins
Third G.. G. D-Mr. \. L. Glmblc
Mr.. J, g. Craushaw, of Atchison
ably assisted by Rev. J II. Thomas.
Of Topeka, Installed the officers
For some cause, the entire ceremohy
incident 20 an installation, was not
performed However, the ceremony
was very impressive and the S0lem
nity Of tae occasion caused at! 10 fee
| friendly toward the Masonic fratc.
nifty.
The members Of the Court wer
i'll full dress uniform, and as the.
marched into the hall they presente
/ fine appearance, The coslume'
and especially those OF TIE officer:
we're very expensive aad elabora'e
II The crowded condition Of our CO
umns forbids an extended notice thi
week, but we shalt have more TO say
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-14

j. r. Twilty. proprietor of the
New Drlaans House. No r. Kausa :
avenRe. makes II specially of giving
his boarlrrs u regular old -fashit ned
fish dinner every Sunday. having
perfected aFrang gements whereby
his fish is shipped direct from Bal
Iin"re and The raging Kav, and can
furnish his tables with AL kinds OF
fish from III nnow tD the hale.
The lovers OF fish will not tail 10 be
on hand SUNDAY for dinne4'. The
New Orleans House j. fast growing
in popularity. IA is cyileuced from
'he tact that The honse is always
crowtled wilh DoH,lers. Rcmem be r
'he dinner Sund.y THE HERALD
acEno" lodges an invite.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-14
w. MI. Green,

Is prepared 10 do all kiRd of L Amt
ing. Kal-omining and Paper hanging.
Leave orders with
#. NJ. WntTTEn,
2qS Kansas avenue.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-14
ANNRV EkeG ~.

Yesterday was the first anniver
sary OF the organization 0f Shawnee
Lodge, No. 1928, Of this city. Thc
event WAS celebrated by a street pa
rade aud a banquet and speech-mAk-
ing at Union Hall at night. The
Capital City Band furnished music
for The occasion. anl Exodus Lodge,
No 20z4, 81 Odd Fellows partic iPdted
by inv tlrion. After pare ins the
principal streets, the l. l,lges rep l;red
TO Union Hall and dispersed. The
p plrade vas all that was anticipated,
and both lodges made fine appear
ance. Several visiting Odd Fellows
were present. prominent among
them Messr>. w A Smith. Emanuel
Page and Mr. Bre win, Of Empori'
Mr.. Turner, of L"avenworih, and
Mr. A Gcniry, OF Lawrence,
Mc.srs. w l. EaglesOn aud Ma
rion Dorum were marshals OF 'hv
| day
Appropriate addresses were dr
! livereh al the hall ut night, a synop
>is ot which will appear III our mex
issue.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-14
Trip to AtchisOn.
Editor Herald Of Kansas:

Editor Herald Of Kansas:
In the capacity of travelling agent
for THE HERALD OF KANSAS. | left
topeka, Thursday. May 9Th. for Atch :
i-on. 70 .'do" that town, and see what
could be accomplished in the way of
obtaining sub cribers. arrived in
that city anpu' 5 pm, on The evening
rt the 9th. aud leisurely sauni cred
up into the city. unit: ITeached the
Champion building. where l came 10
Il halt anh grzel around to see VIA
was going on. | was wondering If
thr Champion would lie the paper 4"
nrme The next Governor Of Kansas.
&c when was suddenly approached
by he Rev w Nj. Twine. lhe noted
Democratic Negro orator o. Kansas,
WHO insisted shat ! should be his
yue-t while in the city. | accepted
his hospitality ant: we walk ed Off to-
gcttrr. The reveranl gentleman in
trOduced me % several persons as
We net hem on The streets, TO all OF
whom stated my BUSINESS ia Atch-
i>On MS to solicit subscribers for
IHE HERALD or KANSAS. the only
reliable paper now published on IN"
lace al The earth. and II terfy failed
- talk on any other subject, and BY
this means my trip proved 10 be u
successful one.
Al Rev. rwlne's earnest solicita
ton arc"mpa led him home, where
received an introduction 10 his es
tiMabIp and accomplished wife, and
was agrpeAb|v surprised to find her
~ cX rene Republican in her views.
wondered why things were lhusly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twine invited your
agent iO make their house his home
lille in the city, which offer | ac-
ce! ed, and right here | would &c
urn TO Mr.. and Mrs. Twine my
warnc-t thanks for the hospitality
extended, and hope ii Aichison j.
I" have Democratic representative
! in The Legislature next winter, that
the honor ;all upon The Rev. Twinc.
The second day of my stay in
A,chiSon met several old friends
among them lhe lion. II. @. Bruce
| Mr.. \. S Mitchell and Mr.. Samuel
Ba' bee. all OF whom made my short
visit y pleasant one, and which shall
cause me visit their city again.
was pleased 10 see aud learn that
my people in AtchisOD are united
and will make u desperate effort K
secure representation for our race il
the coming contests,
Knowing the crowded condition @
\ our columns | will f0rbear. but il
conc u>ipn return my thanks TO tn,
ci,l2eAs ot AtchiSon for respond
iug SO freely to my call for "flth,
!uore About 25 came to the front
Respectfully.
WM. l.. EAGLESON,
Travelling Agent
TOPEKA, May ii. 1880,
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-14

|. The first quarter,y conference Ses-
sion for Topeka circuit. will convene
in Ashbury nj E eharch. in Na, h
Topeka. saturday ami Sund,v, MAY
10 aud I6 Preachiu. at III u. m.
SUNDAY, by Thn@. j. Mtrril'. SUNDAY
school III l 81 p. M. Preaching ut
3 p. III. by Elder w. -. Lenci,
Preaching at y. m br Dr. IL. a.
levin. h II RAMSEY Pastor.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-14

Mrs. Thurman lett TOR Canada this
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-14
K"E3Hs aGp.NaHA

Mrs. Thurman LETT for Canada this
week
MeSsrs. w. A. Smith. AMI Emanu.
el Page, were in the city Yesterday.
rs visitors 10 the anniversary OF The
Shawnee Lodge.
Col. J. NJ Brown. rptnrneA from
WhuhnunSrc COUNTY ThurS,}av. whore
he had been on business con ectp1
with The Colonization nf that Cu untv
NJ. A.. Gentry. r N. T.. Of Law
renee Lodge OF OIi Fellow deliver
r'i an able address at the Union lI4li
last night. synopsis at which will
appear in the next issue OF TnE HER
AID.
Miss Sal'ie 3 Wesley. one OF
Sednlia's charming Young ladies. waS
in our civ this week. ~ the-0rgaHi
z1tion of the GRAND lOi4e OF -.
Mary 2 CourI. IL a visitor from Court
No. ), of Lexington, Ky.
Messrs. l.. l. Mri.Aiu. Of Ottawa.
aud J. T.. Crtnshaw, of Atrhi~pn
were in The city rhis week rs hrlr-
gates TO The organization az the State
| Grand L0dge OF ~. NJ avs C"u"'
! These gentlemen visited THE Her
AID Office during their sta
New Advertisements.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-14
= gent.

cn,el The services Of Mr.
II"F 1ENGLE ON. who wiz
n. ..,.nsh 4 ~ >ratr il he inter
NJ r"s r's'I HERALD Favor" shown 'E
.I0I n" ,nnrpriat Il bp the
" v" H., E44Npson i Rn-
Nit" j rccciv, anh re"eip' '"r
II ,',o money forI'HE HERALD.
II uC RUTHERFORD.
Editor nnA pnh!isher.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-14
New Departure.

Thel''en.hu cf the lady readers
otiIa II'e,.p i respectfully called
y tar aho Mr.. Jenuie VrrmclIa
N VI Q1li,m street. Mrs Yer
asl aH opeael 4 iirsrcIass milli-
a4aad h1lr work eSlahliahmeul al
-oanb,r, a"d invites Aor many
a'' A iho pahic generally a.
tMIrXmjnn her worA aud prices
toe purchasing elsewhere, AZ MIRA,
+t.A lhinks sNa can supply the
'"N " M, promising 10 give eM
t"H'lNH'iluauA sell Ns cheap ana
.N goods ~ can ID purchased II,
+o.iN. R-mcmhcs the Mum6vr ana
NET,
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-14
For Sale.

One Ml.cl;c aprol, which was
LETT with me for repairs. | now offer
the same for sale. Very cheap.
M. NJ WHITTED.
.02 Kansas avenue.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-14

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, 1880-07-11

mentA wore, however, ar0e. md the stocks In this
city appear have betu reduced some l74iutt
Lu tlrioE the week. Tho shipping ten,Snd
Of Saturday good probably EnoA Enough 10 hv..
KEEP: prices higher but for the depression in futures
Seller July ra:Kod At 9sc and September al
354tasc utt ciusinp with the Inside bid Spnt sules
we're rel,urted Ut lSUO lu No 1nd nigh iuiI0l at
3iI{ci53Sc ~ E0 bu row mixed and rejected Ut sl;,
VIC; llttU bu by simple Mt on track: and
l01 bu 3:d37c free on board caeS. Total :.S.-
coITS-Wcre slow and weak. declining 4ksthc The
1nen1 of tho movement Ut outs Indicated decfoase
IN tile .tDck store Preparations were ulrp u1nde
Saturday u take ont about 15uU bu for shipment bT
wuter Th!s hnd little effect. the murket being ti1tu-
cnced chiefly by the dne weather. which called out
sellers Of futures. The demnnd wns lighter thnn
usual, even for futures. and New York wrs duif
August opened nj s7fc, and cnscd slow Mt Zhc July
oats were quiet, opening at 5e nnd we're atterwnrda
quoted sep;sm,oer l',oe 80 ED ta At aEd
and sold eariter Ut @AG9,Kc. Cash were nbont aIHc
Samples were easy Cash K.as reported of H.
10 III No Ut 3s6s2 II 10 bu BY sn1npie at S4e5c
on track; and ssh bu mixed at 25@?5c; and 81 3n b
white ut 1144aac, NIL free on bonrd T0tA! vi b3,
KiE-W;s Quiet and easy IN HJIupnthy with other.
Grrn Ausllst snd SHc. and July was quiet ut fiXc
The Inspection returns Eavo four cars of now No &
ga ryo 90 :, was aao,sd q at ": ana new u &C e!d
BAlsl.EY-Was inactive and nominal The hot
weather shuts NJ the den,und for car1ots and there
" little inclination trndc III futures. September
sDlh the previous evening nj Sic and rus quoted
SATURDAY. ut 8}c Old No. wa9 nominal ut Sic and ey-
tfu : at G7@ 10c- No sales we're reported.
, 1880-07-11

Special Dispatch to. The Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON, July 10.-Thc stock mnrkct this morn
ing was hardly as nctiye as during the past few
duys. Still the dealings were distributed quite
generally throughout the entire list, a1ld showed
a fntr degree of life. The lending and perhaps
the only feature OF the morning was Hartford i
Erie Ta, nearly yl40NU Of them being
sold at #k0bi0h. Thi hardly ought to be called
a stampede. as the decline Of only single point
to-day iA1icatps clearly that the holders are not
50 generally frightened us 1t WIS anticipated
they would be. Tho attempt on the part Of q
few OF the old Boston, Hartford & Erie stock
holders to prove these securities Illegal is still
tho subject OF much Comment, aud is in every
quarter severely condemned.
There were several small transactions In the
laud stocks, but none Of them showed my I'LL
portant chanEe.
Mining stock firm, with q slight upward tend
encr. TIE dealings in them, however, Wero
stntill and without feature.
Railroads were somewhat irregular, and IN
several instances inclined TO weakness, though
not In any great dcg1ee. Eastern drppped =,
to J314; Ogdensburg sold us low as ~. or u
point below yesterdays figures; Atchsson re-
inaned firm at II, and Chicago, burlington &
Quincy made slight advance to l2oA The rest
Of the List remained substantially as yesterday
FOREIGN.
LONDON, July 10.-Cousols, 98 T-16: account,
9S 9-lG.
United States bonds-New IS, 1o6; 4!ks, Hex;
- American securftles-1lllnois Central, 1os:
Pennsylvania Central, IS; Erie, A7i; seconds
FAIRS, july l0.-Rentes. s5f &C.