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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-06-10
Hold on 10 Faith.


on the journey OF me, ouIsIretching before us,
May the emblem OF iaith be fixed to ouI
bressti
For the skies that to-day hang pleasantly DER
US,
May bring with the morrow the bitterest
test.
Our path though to-day be garden OF roses,
Tomorrow may lie through hedges Of brier,
For whatever we plan fate often disposes,
And we reap in disaster our iondest desire.
Though now we may dwell in the sunshine OF
gladncss,
And tho hcarthstone OF home be lighted
with joy;
The charm OF affection, unbroken by sadness;
And the cup OF Our pleasure untouched by
alloyi
Yet ihese may all fee like mist Of the morn.
ing,
And the wOrmest Of friends grow cruel and
cold;
Aeversity's pail may cnshroud the bright
dawning,
And our happiness end, like q tale that In
told.
And our lite, that to-day is blooming with
pleasure,
Tomorrow, perhaps, it may blossom with
tears
For one whom We guard as earth's richest
treasure,
May be gaInered by death in his harvest OF
years.
Our heart may be strong in its Ile-gving
function,
And suffuse our young brow with the mantle
Of health;
But the destroyer thinks notoi souls denied
JUNCTION
Like thief in the night he cometh by stealth.
Be this then our motto, lile's journey pur
suing,
Hold fast on to faith II we would to our
God;
In believing alone is the way OF subduing
The pain that is suffered whilst under the
rod
And when at the end, the dark valley des-
cending.
We shall not be lost in the depths OF de-
spair;
the light of our faith, with radiance
blending,
Shall illume the brighter the crown we shall
wear.
-HoWard NJ Fuller.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-06-10

The Chicago Inter- Ocean has been
thoroughly investigating the different
varieties of candy fed TO children. and
finds glucose, sulphuric acid. sulphate
of lime, arsenic and alba among the
principal ingredients. The conclusion
is also arrived at TINT the poisonous
coloring matter increases vi (idnty
complaints.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-06-10

Women can keep secrets. A Worces-
ter girl, on a friends promising solemnly
not to tell, told that she was going to
have four new dresses costing $50 each
The friend religiously kept her promise
not to tell, and the aforementioned
soung lady doesn't speak to her now
BoSLo,l POI
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-06-10

Astronomy was first studied by the
Moors, and was introduced by them into
Europe in 1901. The rapid progress of
modern astronomy dates from the time
of Copernicus. 1t was known to the
Chinese about llO0 B. 9.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-06-10

A merchan. may manage to grub along
without advertising, and soimay man
empty a hogshOad of water with tea
spoon, but both are decidedly tedious
undertakings.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-06-10
RATES or ADVERTISING.

Regular rates Of advertising, 81 per fqulre
hrst insertion, s7A 81 cents each subsequent
insertion.
Special con'-lr's vi 10 % O. ior az siver-
tsements for four .nruiiol' or 0g,.
Transient ADVERTISEMENTS always payable
quarterly IN advance,
Marriages and obituary notices, over ono
square, ehYgei for at half regular rAteS
All looGi news 10 cents line for each in,
'ertion.
No notices inserted for lees than hfly censs.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-06-10

Trout, the'most beautiful Of fish, are
deceived by the flies that are most arti'
ficially made; but there is no reason
why a girl should fall in love with a
mere mustache.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28

The free delivery system, confined 10
cities 81 not Ices than 10000 inhahit.
.nta. il established it, 103 cite. in the
. U..,,.i S:.s...
Postosices on the Psci6c cSsst num.
Der 1892. Since the let Of February
30 have bees discontinued and 60 e..
tablisbed-a gain IT 50.
Washington Territory is included
with Or~gon, Calisorais. Nsvsda. Alas
Re. Arizona, Idaho. Montsna and Ctah
in the Eighth Divis,on Of the Railway
Nail Service.
The postofI3ces Of Washington Terri.
tory number 22i. Twelve are domestic
money order Offices. sbd three both do
mestis and foreign. The usmcs of 81
postof6css in the Territory. o. one sixth
81 the whole numbsr. eommencc With
the letter s
Twenty. seven mails lsavs Seattle
each week. and 80 many arrive. or fifty
four .lsogs,her.
The letter carriers Of New York city
number 46s; those Of Philad elphia 800;
Of Chicago. 1911; Of Boston. 1855; Of ST
Louis. III; Of Brooklyn. 1u8: Of C,n-
ciunssi, q; q 6sn Frsnci-co. 81; Of
Wasbinsten 81. aud OF New Orleans
-: All other cities in the c,.untry
have less numb<r. The whole nun.
bes Of carriers in the country 10 1857.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28
TACOMA NEWS.

The Herald l. dead. Its material will
remain 10 New Tacoma.
Ex-purser Anderson has leassd the
Puyallsp lime works for SIX years.
The Moaey printing Office in New
Tacoms 10 to b removed from the wharf
70 the town on the bill.
The brig Deacon. besides the loco.
notive. has 800 csr whoels. $50 sxles
and $50 bundles of springs for the N
p B B Co.
Jacob Halstead, The New Tacoua bon.
nsce. 10 about to erect . hotel building
in that town Al b 60 fest. and two
stories high. with . Asnaard roof.
A report VS. current in Nev rscoma
last week thst the rails on ths Puyallup
brsoch road srs 70 b removed end
placed on thu Pen d'Oreille division Of
the Northern PAci6c. Better . good
deal have plsced the rails now being
laid On the Pen dUreilie division on =
continuation Of the PuJsllnp ro,d over
the Cascade Mountains.
Captain Isaac w S@ith, the famous
engineer. nov at San Francisco. but
fsrmerly OF wsshingtoa Territory. as
yell - Oregon, has been 70 engaged
by the Northern Pacific Cpnpany to
take charge Of their surveys over the
Cascade Mountains. and will soon ar
rive on the Sound for that purpose.
Work will begin Immediately after. and
be prosecuted With vi2sr.
The Herald says that . schosas has
beeu put on foot to mooopolizs the COT
touwood bolts Of oil The 6oasd tor the
1A.aulath Company a seattle, sn9 d.
nounces il accordingly. The cutting Of
Puysllup cottonwood for . Seattle fac
tory is declared to b. nothing else than
actual robbsry Of our native forests"
The ovssrs Of the land spon which o.
stands. Who have hitherto hooked upon
this wood - chiefly fit for destruction,
will he apt to regard The natssr in D
very di6.rsot light from sShat Of tbs
Herald editor, and will not neglect their
opportunities to sdvsnsagsouslys cell.
beossse. forsosth. the purchsser 10 .
seattle ooncern instsad of one in San
Francisco or New Tacoma. j
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28

-
Tha immssss Als aal great populas-
isy Of Greens Asgust Flower ii eli
towns end villsgss in the civilized
world has oaused many imitators to
adopt similar rames. expecting 70 reap
. harvest for themselves ct theexpense
at tho effected. This Medicine waa
introduced 10 1883. and for the cure 81
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. With
their effects. such - Sour EtOmaoh,
C.,stiveness. Sick Stomach. Sick Hesd.
ache. Indigestion, Pslpitation OF the
Heart. Vertigo, eta, eea-, Is Repev has
f:silsd to our ksssclAlgs. Thses dssses
will relieve asy cass 81 Dyspepsia. Two
nillio, bost % snld last year. Psies q
cents. Samples 10 cents. For ale b.
al drugeisss. - -.
0REEn's Atlas AND DIAsY AL,aA-
MAC. the most expensive frSs Ashamed
ever pablished ssnt tsse On rsosipt oi
two cent stamp. go $
q. G. GaIxH.
Woodbury.. n. J., u. =. A. &
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28

FINAL SURVEY. "A party Of asevey,
ore left the DAllss fs~ days ago. c",n.
plstely housed On . small dstboas. to
make flnal survey OF ths soute Of The
Oregon Railway end Navigation Com.
pa"y from that CITY . Portland. The
road will pee thveagh Main strsnt. ~
nov located. over . aev bridge 10 ihs
leland, and thence through Low esp
Ia the rear Of tho buildiHRs ont to the
high ereasd, and sheacs alone the
rivss bask. by way Of Crates Point. TO
Portland.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28

SlAfs.a eAwaslI CoalrAss.-Al.
ticles Of incorporation were died in ths
Asdttos's Go ,esssdAy q 10 ss.t.
% eawnia Cenpaay. y which III
J N C0lman hes cold his sawmill o.,
the eailroad wharf. which will hsreAf-
Ter - ennasetsd By tAs ineorposators.
Tho object Of the corporation. - sst
forth % the articles. 10 70 "carsy On
the manalsesure. purchAss. ssls, aud
transportation Of tu@6sf, aad general
manufacturing. .p,llia9. frsish,ing
transporting. trading and cem~sroial
business 10 Washingtoa 'CtssStosy. and
ether places. wherever The. sams nay
b doae psodtably. and - acquire. hoid
and own such lsnds. ships and vessels
and other propefty - may b Access
cary or convenient for the use and
purpose of such bainsss." Cspital
sGoak. es6 900. divided ihto ose thoa.
sand shares. of tseasy-Avs doltara
eAch. The ipcoeposatnss are ] n Gel.
nss. VIZ BALDWIN, Gins y 6psuldisl
and Chas Craig.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28
Orr FOR ALAsKA.-On Of shout

Orr FOR ALAsKA.-On Of sbout
next Tharsdsy the steamer Fsvorite,
now undergoing . thorough overhaul
ing at the Seattle Tree Works. will pro.
ceed to TacomH. where she will load
with click IT goods and merchandise
10 trade to the Ind,an inhabitants Of
Alaska for furs. Bhs will b com.
nanc~d BY Capt Kesne. for many
years ID the Government employ -
pilot on the nosthern waters. end the
services Of . more competent man could
not have been srcaseu. III. steamer
will be msnnett by crew from this
city. and she will probably lie eoue
eight or ten month. on the present
cruise
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28
HOTEL ARRIvALA.
oo.upxxrAL HOTEL
. NOMINAL. Sept. q. 1877

Nessrs. H. H. Warner d Co.: -DEAR
SiRs--I was afflicted for many years
With terrific suffering which aries from
dyspepsis. Ny physicians gave mo -
relief. and much agsinst my will l vas
indeed to give your Safe Bistees .
trial. Il givss me great pleasure to
intern you that my health 10 complete.
y restored. thoseh I have taken but
1e1r boetles; my appetite 10 geod aud I
now sul8or no iuconvenienco after eat
isg heazfy meals. while heln1p ne6sly
every thing I ate caused me great dis
trees end uneasinees. can Cheerfully
recommend your Bitters 70 oil.
r. i. MosRLY.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28

RIAL EsfArs. The following ere
" tssnnsalpes = rel sstats. q. ~
1sd1d d IL Andlsos' . o0ce. anee or
last report:
Aluira Kidd 10. : A Turnse. lot II
and soaah halt d. lse Is, block IS,
Xiddis a6d,tioa, for $500.
E A Turnef 70 . 3 Wright. lot II.
and sssth half Of loe -. block g,
Kids addisioa. foe e200
2astin 6GhDeie 70 3 A Turnss. Ia
!. block 8. Borsn and Oshnys oddt-
tioo. foe 1850.
= Cslnan aaA- vito - " B Kcs
!ssski. blosk -. Tsssy's ID sddisios
Soe e500O. -
II Colmss end VIII n 1fs v y
0paulAisg. lofs & & and I. bloek 81
Becsa's sddisian. Goeo 0ooe.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28
frnk Pnorlrs o. PlNAFOnE.

Pokr MADISON. March u. 1880
EDIroR lxTxLLioENcxn:- Parsuant
to no.io.s pcstsd. meeting II mem
bers II the Port Asdison Pinsiore
troupe wss convened on the evening Of
the 22d inst, ior the transaction Of bus.
iness.A TIE most inposssnt enrsaioa
brought forward vas the enc Of Auance.
when. after liqaidating Ill bills. dselar-
ing Themselves perfectly solvent. and
giving iuli vent 10 their indignation
towards the dubious dooshsepes vho
had evinced (at the sxrenss VI the
tsasve) esch fsndnsss for lager. . di.
vidend Of Is o. psr member wss de-
Glazed. aud sas apportieasd - follow:
- 81 credit on the Msigs Lumber snd
Sh,pba'ld.nG Ooupany's boots. and 70
cents actual coin. 90 cents Of which was
retained BY the treasurer - reserve
fund. which would leave each member
n possesaiou 81 80 cents sctual colo. Il
was provocative Il nirth to 80 ssch
saiese and sailos. each sistss. coasin and
aunt. tripplsS grsesfaily 70 tbs pay.
nastsr's 6ssk = psseivs thar vay sos
esevsess sesdeesd il TO- good ship.
Psosd JoAspAins lsless indignantly
psf>aed In nOcas,& heP 80 ssAivvv." =.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28

New SAVINGS BAHx.-D P Thomp.
son. J N Dolph. n = Burrell. Frank
Dekum, Sol H,rsch aud 8 g Skidmors,
Of Portland, have combined f.,f The -
tsblishuent IN Portland Of ssvings
bank. tlhs capital stpok. 81 which will b.
Si25, 900.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28

Easter Day hss csos assis.
Ecss u the hoise msr = ere selling
1t % cents . 1esoe.
Church sosvises today psomiss 70 be
more than ssaslly in1ssssting.
Tbs Neliis was On ~ eridisoo zee
tsrdays bsving so0esspain nsds n
her bosom. -.
Easter il tao early. this backward
season. TO permit more than the most
limited church decosstioo.
The City Of Chester arrived here last
evening. Sbe will leave for 6sn Pssn.
cisco On Nosdsy uesnisg ct I o'clock.
The steamer Uhshalis. vhioh vas
snseged % he4s resent trip 20 Sksgit.
has bren sepsiseA, and = nov - good
% ever.
While sbsept at Walla Walls, the
residsnce Of NJ. Jsoss Monaghan. II
Colvills Valley, wss destroyed b FIRE.
Loss. ts0eO.
The esuual slectiou Of vsstsymsn
will take place in Trinity church o"
Easter Monday. and the bsptism OF
adults the day after.
The J b Libby and North Psci6o
had trial Of speed entering the hsrhos
yesterday afternoon. The North Ps.
ci6c proved the faster boat.
The North Pacific will leave here far
viciosis this evening IT . o'clock. The
remsins Of John 6issr oil bs tHkss on
her for intermsnt 1T vttosia on Nom
day.
Subscriptions to the soosss It
ell7 80 have been modo q NE fsn1 %
be applied to the construction 1T oon.
unent 70 ths ~smnsy d Dr.. Marcus
Whitman.
Our daily mail system IL ct prsseut
confined to these limits: From Port
Townsend on the north, Rosebuse On
the snth, Dsllss on the east aud Asso-
rio On the west.
From . DAYTON corrsspendent Of the
Union We learn that articles of incorpo
ration II the Dayton, AinsvortA aud
Puget Sound Railroad Company will
sooa b died. Coiumbis county means
Business.
Henry 81 CLARK. while trying to cross
Pine Creek, In Whitman county. . fort
Night ago. broke through the ice and
was drownsa. Mr.. Clark isft . wife
aud child. He was school tescher
asd in pocr circumstances.
Fed eriadiag rs soisx % q
lively fsts yesterds] q 6tseson &
Posi- MIL. Thsy hevs recently put
in ho1p 81 Eren1h knfe. Vhich grind
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28

Az necessary - the daily bread is
Pfunder's ''Orrs"o Blood Purifier" for
every miner going to the Skaxit.
Rheumstism. maisrial i~vsrs. 30. 60.
cured like magic BY the u.s If tue
abevs jussly cslebsssrd preparation
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28

REYxR18's SALE Lot s in block
81. Of Msynsrd's plat Of the city Of
Seattle, was sold at auction yesterday,
by referee Wycko6. to J A AcPhsc,
Tor 3Ss5.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28

6TxAxsHIP CRY OF CHLsTxR, Capt,
P0lemsn, will sail from Seattle for San
Francisco, xoadsy, Mar, b 29th. at 4
m. Cabin. IN. Heesrage, $40. For
freight or passage, apply to
H L T1BBAIs. Agent. /,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28
lRIxlTY CHuwcH-EAsrrR DAY. :

Early essnnunion service. Z 4 ~; morn.
ing prayer and the Holy Eucharist. With
sermon, at II An; cAlldr~n's choral
service. 81 TN Easter festival Of sl,e
Sunday School OF tho Good Shepherd.
No:tA Seattle, 3H Pm. All are cor.
daily invited to commsmorste the 70.
vior's resurrection.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28
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eusRxAN HYn8 Is Co. ASsj0c Cpe
Agsats. Also aesals IT. tAe eelehs1te3
Ester aod 6tsndsrd 0I1sas. y6e = 81
Music end Heaoe Jnsefuments, adog1
Hu81uAx HYD8 + Co..
.aug3i -dAwly IN psanc1eon
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Nlehelsss laSAs1lAoe 1nlesslea,
Ossrsstesc 70 ssso pce0pt5g - -
oanently every 60 e 01oofS1
0leee ord Whitsa. - okAktR u M
long seas4isg. u disest1sas ~ follswo1.
Internal ksdicias ~ rseoaslAndsd q
nscsssasy. 4 eaEe Gaa11neeo6 q m0ey
rsfandsd. For ~ - n. =. Opdy =
Co. vheleaals and rstau dsugeIeeA 81
aetie. Y. :. eiedswea
The Boz LUxoM AuD xns RHgR
Bxxn. you will always 1nd . IL
CosoogdiA Hall, an Mil steoek not
only the bsss q booe oads. bot aAoe
The sxceilent lsnmholdt LAesr Beer.
AIso imported bses in quart OF pint
bottles. Rolled hAo ord III kfnds Of
enld lunohes % order. sgsssss
DouUU8. -
Nessrs. Richards = Hslahooa. q
CommesoSal sersee BestauEnnt. viii
eeeve q every oandAy : splsadjd
ChicAse Dissss. Nsals = esnts.
Doar6 - us6t t4.09
The Cottage Gallery viii rsnai6
go . ~ dnys lsnga9 eooeoeo0ndnee9
tkess lhas have - heea abeo - -
sistinGR D. +. JuDGI1a =
fstla PhsSefe.s 4
lSlnes:;;;: 81 e:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28

EASTER NusIc The following isahs
musical programme Fer the II o'ciaxk
SERVES 1t ri.ity Church today. Mis-
l.lle Bell will assist il the sineiuR.
sbe having arrived from Tso"ms on
Thur-dsy evening with that view:
Opening Hymn, Jesus Christ il risen
To-Day" Carey
ss nA~&-A 0>~~~~~
, 1880-06-14

HOO rIiODucTs-Wets rather quiet end castor.
Tho nufket WIS ,r.u nusry, Ia syulpalhy with higher
pross tor hugs but full o lacs thu decline In WHEAT
und c0rf bringing out lasser offerings Ut purk and
lard than wHrv mantod. l.varp4a wza quDtad aRslnr
Oh meats. but tho feeling here wxS steady With
better e1port te,aid rhs tckulx Ut ~. cty .!naS
FoGInnry asxrexntss sisIh hoEs axain.t % .5.. aam
III laid This f,thur tar1u ihcreass Keeps nur slUuka
well up, ospecalIy tlley arvv a. tho close ut
uxt wfiitur. IT. h Hstun&4d thAt INV Rve hnnd
aIs,nt ath0u urls park ma luu tca lard, but tho
stbek4 VI lMuAta IFG FEAttuiy tKIIe- -.
Aaksh PnNK-u1clnuu Id per hEl, and closed 20
7he bsIpw tlio ntGat prtGus 1T EFaGMy, ~ tM2 fyF
tUuhu lptA. ttlut s1let tu ltl 31G1 ll3l y AuIl
July and slA :tsdellS sullBr Au1unt; Sale. wsro
reported nf u2hl Gtis Hullur July ut
md w brls sell0r August nt 44 ts54<spnh} IoA,
LAi,-Declinsd Do psr lID NJ frnm the atess pElco.
or Friday, md el9aud tatuu ~ Ai6I>ssGM fur r,unl
lutx sp4tf sellur Jung, s8!lpr July, nfd kk&Ati
sslsur AuXust salcs Muru rsPFtenf ~ tca Bl0t ut
ttut 1idl ~ aavf July at &luxsHss auH tcs SELLER
A4vu.t u ID gt1aAds and IAU t1 sstlvf thu ycsr at
MIA rs-Worv m!Uro active, especially outside tho
uSua3 VI local futures. uIld 9I4 little change
III psiGrt fAGs WGIo tet1ttu1 az RaluQ lts shoulders
IL tLI1t+a spot mud q IL 4sllu! July; u buxeA
tp1K clSnrs Ut Vt ~ buxe4 d. tspee!a! nFcHxe "
st;, ~ Uss. a'.y .nd shGfa q Sas'i. y II y boxs:
!ibs 1t HI su,L Rl:s!t CIV sstlsr July And klM4u
13lu fnr iluxfy fFo.l drGssud lua, aud sac for ID
aVsFAuVx zaiIsr August lsElcss elI1Il,g cutA VI
MsGtn about follows ut u'clUek fur purity.
Furu4 4utss
, 1880-06-14

oonrct nnt ,,,t 4 rior,n Irto thc+, H. IrtvInu
mat shoHr. nrt 1,nas ~ tn fns,.nta ~ irrhts
y. .o M H. :" H. nrn n>'
itcswee, iiai,ytw md NmIiSvijn n9nr,v every
earn, T. ,.c,,m9h H., I'm nr,nyy rI,rn, n lar
ia' cf1ht T. 1ics ~ .s,r,' srs attn"c1 ~ y,rk
o ewH, ~. ,,,nr % haif ~ Il IA dcs,rnv" nns nwn
10 tho nt,,u,, 70 thHs rot greci, apriV cHi, bo
sgr ssnn. h,gh fhnn, oa bannv avo hnaaht
str,nE htrr' H. nwM",, IN 1'ncka },x nnTb.
fx,rs ,nnni lin ~, .,oks rn.,rn nnI Sc ir41ve
,ho,n m,,e"kit,r ti,air 0,sohtinna n fho Hill
Thnv ,eurnri +, mn nv' hnwaycr' tt, cat ti1c
worms md t,car,. be RnyN, to scopt them in ny
lie shnypiful. Tl,o ducks ihrove, aid tho worms
,"r.n T., .rnnton attIi fhn f,,rks kcnt IN, nni-
~ so,.,,nus a., n,,rh I'M 'hnv III ,inwn n,,
tn urtm,Imi ,,nnhin t., stIr' In iiftc"n minutes
ijnt,skiiy. .nu,n .,f thr .la,ek. wnn,lrrI fnt0n
ntfntn. fi;i,i md ntc sntrn NJ thn orntin mtntn.
it,trs thai hn,1 inn, ,nsc,i viii, Pnris nrner
,j,,xnn iii 11..,u" @ ,ifri III tA~vis rnrm 1cetrnvci
wns yni,in,l at SHo. w." "'e~''
nj. M ~ F.s r... ,,,hAt... .t. tu.&
, 1880-06-14

Her Engagement Mt $1,000 a Might to
pluY LII Tlllk CUYntrY.

Her Engagement ut $1,000 n Might to
PLAY la This Country.
NEW Y0tK, June l0.-A tu!eKruM to.d0y m.
nounecd TINT Mile. bAra Boruhartt had signed d
ccn,rdot with htr. II. Z. Abbey, Of tho park
Thcatsu, In this city, tu play sixty nights In this
country ut 81 QUO night, tn addition u share
OF tho proIlts, underlined in tho lispatch. eMr,
Abbey, It was also said, would Immediately en-
KnKo u company In FarIs u support her, paying
their salarIea md expenses md ,iopositln9 *5,0O
AZ SECURITY to Hieet tho heavy coat OF tho cnGage
mpnt. 1t IL unucrstooA Tint Is y Rpat Will DO
charged ovurywhurc except In tho gallery, who're
tho nguru Will be 81. Those proressIl,y to OBJ
tAsn fMot6 frtHn Fren1h sUurEea giy9 tho Nightly
salhry nr tho Indy ut 3.uU francs, or about {taU
without AIiy sharo ut tho pruts. 1t IL suil thaf
Nile. H0rnhnFdtb lDslaun terEuB have been Onty
BifN IL night. b!AstaKerA, IN Hlaking tern,B with
furvtgn stMaa, always calculate 0n t4oar nightly
pllreaasu ut tickets tu be sbnt to lursuns VIII,
Will bo pr,fusn III roeert!oAs a1id npplauhe md
uerster, 3Iurinlo,l, nud tho loading tsilprs arG
purl,ose ut each representation and minor prlfi-
glt,lls IN proportion Puttt and Nlcplbnl hru luW
inKeiAor r.xuirinx 81 00 night III I.tlnloll. but
their ttckut ptr1:hAses average fully *lOo u
night. Milo. Hernhardt - expootel to comply
with this ctlst1n. 6hU will rlly but thrco ttdile8
u week. Al tho prices u w dgmasidcl. It " cal.
olIlntnu thAt htE atAy In Now Yurk VIII tle cOn-
ttiuti tn twuive nights: IN tlodt1n, PhllallephA
aiil ChcuKo, aix; In 1t. Louis, EfnotAHhti, Aad
New OrleAlls, thtev: aud III other UltlBa twO Or
0uss w the probabilities Ut alcccss nlAy RuKvost.
, 1880-06-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Review of Finances in Chicago
Last Week.
Tht RrMuec Markets Generally LoHsr-Hhtat,
Corn, md 0ala Heavy.
Provisions Easier IN sympa!hy-An Unusually
Ae.iys Shipping movumenl
FINANCIAL.

Currency continued to flow out Of Chicago
last week. 1t WIS sent IN all directions, gong To
Iowa to move corn and oatue, To Minnesota to
move wheat, and into tho Lake Superior country
for tho disbursement OF tho waRos OF miners.
Now York oxchango ruted throughout tho wcok
Mt pan1..5o per =, 900 dtcount Loans were quiet
at nos per cont On call md G1D9 per cont OIL
time. Tho money market is casy I'll Chfcngo,
az It Is In Now York, and Thlltdc(-
phta, md Dostor. Dusiness IN local Rec't-
rlties and stock exchange Investments md spec
utattvcs has been checked by tho political OK
cttctncnt. hut in tho last two Or three days tho
riso In prices on tho New York Stock Exchange
has stimulated buying. The general financial
and commercial situation hore fs ono OF great
sount}ucss. Trndo PROMISES 10 be excellent this
full, and tho prosperity that wns carlcaturctl by
tho booms Of Inst full will soon sot In ag1lin with
n healthy and irrcs!stfble movement likely to
Inst for many YrnrS.