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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-27
Wall Paper Department !

Where be 200 patterns of the different grades of
with dados and borders to MATCH from the cheapest to the
best all arranged after original and entirely design
of This Department also contains Handmade Shade
Cloths Hollands and Paper Curtains, Floor and Table Oil
Cloths Spring and Curtain Fixtures Tasse
Fnges needed to make your homes
boor
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-27

Detroit has 275 lawyers and 237 law firms.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-27
Our Croekery Department

lis the largest selected in Van Ben County Every
piece we sell we WARRANT. We have the very
latest patterns Don't fail to Summertime"
lit beats them ALL See also full line Of Glassware Lamps
IChmneys Vases Goblets Fruit Jars Flower Vases Lamp
Shades Maica Ware Toilet Sets in China and Tn Granite
Iron Goods Our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

.- ,-,px Nov IL -BEEVES ST receipts 10 speak of,
= Nv fraf ia Live attic. the rain storm causeu HtIy
arr no I'm prrss. this morning, Dut sellers we're
Slnr win Little confidence tnlz aiiernoh IN anu
nl, ~ co or weather AID gIt run 0i Nattc LuYrlp".
elpa.iou - Fs side. were sold Washington MARKET al
- o1d Good 10 Extra a. lttec Tue STATE o. SesAu1
% z vlth 81 Live tafte for Goldsmith q NAAcl
,t5nc with quarters VI Beef aud 100 catcAases
a. Mutton Joseph Eastman . 49,, 400 ~ cg,h -
,Alf .turfou Market aud Il az Jersey cry. WIN
lU7 AZ bon. nv ans Boz market, and quite fre-
"a, y. dressed calves, Their very mea can oi
IeccP va ia. me stock Is really Prime Heavy Grass
"a 49,. and coarse suckers are MT wanted al al
t'' fN~ - tine calves the poorer Ley at4
80 -, 10 nave al idea thai oi tat car iAai WI
IA tiJ d 40 ougAt to cell Iof more nDn, tlAh
Me.-A lol The extra wtsie iu dressing
sAUI o ~ OF head feet hide. hAsets etoiuak Tie
lhiEo 81 rnuch more than tnnt % sia4 cali ltlte
SA,er. nov strong preference ior calves unlc ~ %
butchers .o ~ n fhey There were not Tree
and even 80 mi the general demand was hsnt and the
onsIlnsS oo trey cleared 40 ~ 10 uasse.s are quoted
y, I5aIlsc Calves AZ % ~ i"0' ." TAI fD4' -
49, 80 - MOOD 10 Choice 30 al va sc -.
A1oc NJ Davis sod " state Ora scr-, ~ 10
Sales - so7 rj at ~ DO, 700 n al zss lq5 DO,
~ &c a. A. 20 5o2 d. Al -c II earning. ~ ~ al
20 70 CaIyes 300 d. al 2ci DO iSV u al sc VEAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

- that increase in confidence. the bears
uue"o' NO ANXIOUS about the condition, and it was
pee"D purchases for the "short account which
tne ,,t.d the market up to the almost
Sim .o buoyancy that characterized the clos
seem ,sactions. A special movement in Missouri,
Ins - ed Texas stock. from 37l2 to 40l2, how
h'lS' - not without its favorable influence upon
S ,s If the whole market, and IT very likely
Wv ~ tbe uneasiness of the shorts The ex-
,bat the Missouri. Kansas aud Texas Road
r., -, ne taken out Of the hands of the trustee
VIZ ..t,red 20 its stockholders-the case coming
an 81 document in the United States Supreme
" ,sn,edlately-was the chief cause for the de-
- f,r that special stock. No other
III, presented any special feature in the dealings
s. r,ar,,cr generally falling and rising together
NJ nro,abe monetary situation for the next four
-. il the burden Of discussions among specula-
- oU other factors for the time being ignored.
a., 1,,- lie predominatng opinion evidently was
- =. ',ere will not be much Of shower any
-, - and that any decline that may follow VIII
=. small and only for a short time Stocks closed
s+rope a. the best figures OF the day.
Government bonds were more active. aud the
.+.ta Boards amounted to $34sOO0. Prices
-, wen, strong. the bids being advanced Is per
e,.f far the is Of 1881 and As; L per cent for
,be - and b per cent for The 4l2s. The g. OF 1850
- 8sv ver. not wanted above 1924 the figures 1T
,rb,c6 ,te Secretary stll offers to purchase Them
ard which $50. 900 to-day were purchased An
uexed are be closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

The dealings in railroad bonds were well di5'rio-
nted but we're without interesting changes except III
a few Instances. Missouri Kansas and Texas issues
ware unusually active and strong the first consols
r,spq from III to I13leG ISL and the seconds
from G7Ia to 7llsG7034 c. c. and l. Z.
issues also were special features. the first
assented advancing from 96l2 to 9S and
the incomes from 464 10 472a. Erie second
eonsos after decline 965s, rose t. 97l4 against
e7ls Yesterday. and the funded IS sold at 9l%'
against 9lss Canada Southern hrsts were 4
higher at 09li. and Ohio and Mississippi seconds
were y higher at 100. Metropolitan Elevated trSts
were strong at IO4 and Ohio Central trsts were IN
demand al their recent advance to 100. Denver
and Rio Crande firsts rose to 109 Texas and Pachc
incomes per cent to 72l2 and firsts OF Rio Grande
Division 81 TO 93. The following are the Closing
quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Ricr. Tetff al Rfr)tt
NV NnnK. TLrI.dlv NUN II 1850.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
-r,rr-re q, ~ Sgv Il l IS 80.

CotTcr-lio gu OF II dcunc. Ordinary 70 Prime Car
goes ai4c. intudug Fair at Be- slls- 70 I'D Da.s iu-
H.. ~ n.selr ami 21OI * city ol 100. c
rr vac terms also. withdrawn aIol Di-' eX at
oludo az DO AtU7 5000 do. eX DO H. 100 go TX
du I.lUt o.. cS. 5000 DO ox lasari+ .+.u n' 'A
t1 - do sflck ln nf4t hands now % 80
M. 81 I'D ami and depressed. cool CucIa Mallca4uo Oh
tliu1be 20 ii-c. o.. .....-. ,.,.
CJITON-sp0r Cotton quiet generally ucAanheli pul
Low Miadinr White iiac higher ana Mlldh.- -Ith- -
tn -acs III baes l454 bdc4 Last evening" ncuilnf
~ fr nor ana Sol flr splunr Eeceiut- az the ports
To-day 2Is- bales bales tuls dF .it Wee
and !. f.mDrr T. I.f.JlA Oiits
aeaiust .J7-,C5s during the .crlod Last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12
1--WE srocE MAGKETs-RT rELE1RAPn

prFFuO nov. 1l.-CA1TE-0eccpts today. 325 heal
fo Tor thc week 300 oai for The same time st
week GOnO head consguei through li3 carr Inarket-
nothing doing: lrn feeling with but few on sale
-rPpr AND LAMBs-Reccpts to-day 500 headi totl l0r
week 10000 head Tor re time last Wees;
4 consigned through. market ruieb il
UNCHANGED offerings mainly of Poor 70 Medium qua quot
able Fair 10 Good Western Sheep o. 500 Clolce 70 Eany
do - 81 sos Western Lambs Common TO Cholce - -
Qfj Canada do, 81 4u04J -. .-..,..,. - .t.,,
HoGs-Heccrts $500 head total tr nc week nus
far ~ uOD head for the 4ae last week 1000 he1d
IL market steady WIN LII Ae
mand out Western alc and mun1er oil cars
OF Good Choice workers. ai - 0jpt w
IArh5 Mixed - 4UGs4 40 Heavy aud Medllm' ~ 9o%
6j few ex n - Io0Ri ~ tmr 20 og3u eAts a.
81 luasi 40 very few Good Heavy bore gs 81 3o4 80
CWCa TO- nov. H. The NrOrel5 Jlnr0M report. ot'
Rsceipts 900 head shpmont 900 h'pt laA4t gg4oy
srrorpr: cool and br1cingt MIXED FIeAA-
F 81 -0 Iirht - sODsl 70. Choice Heavy, 81 90
- g1 IN strong. wtuA al Sold -.
c-fD- 200 head shipments, lJoo netl DesL
strong lower CRATES dul ex orts - 20 4tJ y 1904 %
Chnice 7UDR5 lOt Common toMeilu- 50 wa - az.
cars averaging sg4 d. sold AZ So D. tne hghsft pce IN
two Butchers wea a. = s. -J SocAe4S ana fco
CtLvFs-fiOisi 4 per head western SLOW Hafb eds ara
Natives -pas3 60. Texans So ASS 20; through lex
ans 40 GS2 80. ...,.- ,o...-...
10 Medium - 20 Z SO 10; 90 % Choice. tGsi %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

r.er TFyNEssEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILROAD STOCK,
EITHER OLD OR NEW.
WASTED BY
KRoHN & SCHUMACHER,
az Exchange place, Ne|-Y9E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

The Sul-Treasury to-day gained 2i34O1O on bal,
ance made up by gains of TlS, 69o currency anu
Sfl5.3l2 COIN This makes the gains since Erlqay
5000 500 The local money market to-day was I'D
eially supplied with money at per cent, and laier
AT and even per cent but per cent was the raie
Tor the day. the Others being exceptional ana maze
misunderstanding low. probably for purpose. The do
nestle exchanges on New-YOrk az the places named
are quoted as follows: Savannah, discount TO par
baSieston $40 discount % par; Ne'y-Oreans, 81 %
discount 10 p-,y; ST. Louis 70 cents discounts Chi
c1ro. 70 cents discount; Boston, lt23 discount
The United states Treasurer at Washington TO-
dav received $4,000 IN National bank notes for
REDEMPTION. The customs receipts were S36O0OO
and the internal revenue recepts were c4Io.OOO.
The following is the Clearing House statement To-
a.. F,cb,nges Sl44 I66G25; balances
81 4G2 O34 The transactions ut the Subj reas-
ury covered Receipts. $lOlQOO6; payments
S575.G9j: currency balance, q4,JI6, iii; com
balance. ST. ,941 ,652 49,,
The foreign exchanges are dull, and rates fairly
steady actual business being done at 12d = cents
per ( below the following nominal quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12
ZlnGnaaI-

.TT. Who ore interested in railroad business
and mileage statistics oIld get TUE llslBJ NJ AL
Ma sac for l-sD ready priee - ceII5 ny man
GAS STOCKS.
An New York ard Brooklyn Gas stocks and also all kinds
OF .rDJslyu investment sccuntiut Nt.L ~ pf
f.EOUGE n PKENTl--. c-
10 BROAD-,r., AND % EACh4NGf-1L Ia ~. -
Gas STOCKS < City K. Il. stocks and Bonds
~ bought sold. f. i. uEWI -. 81 e-Sl-h Al-ee--
(,WYNNE & DAY. -
- ,..l f-r GENERAL BANKING AND BEohEH
AGE BUSINESS ~ hAlL"Al 9liA NJ, ~, -, 80
ApNs EXPRESS COMPANY, I
NEW. YORK, NOV. 10 1850.
TIVE Transfer Books of TINS company VIII
mVrAllg VI D'S''A''i - l. c BABCOCE. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

The features ID State bonds were 'he strength
shown f.r Louisiana consols with sales at 81, and
n, yrr Ma IS. deferred with further advance to
Il Annexed are the quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

EECoRDED RENL ErNrE T2AN5FEa.
NEW YORK CITY.
poarlst, No $50 { KlnsIey toJ coldbleher -:

Poarlst, No $50 s Kinsiey toJ Goldbleler ,..,
lsGth.st n s, 200 n e Of Newave Oct ION and st.
NlcaolgsavesI. l42Gxl0l.sasA Irregular tAo 49,.
Mutual Lille Ins CO o. Augusta "a l-awley .-.. s!-5J
ave, SON st 70 sl5t go acieal- = 81 al
WycE To y Huber b Interest ..--...-------.--
3stl-st IS q " or Lckln~ Ol~tFt. @'A t-A l =
ular Il q Mctmfrc relDrte, o -afdhS tif..-
UL iytiIl-5i At.tA4A llt&'iH-t
4 Parsons AM Wlff % = ~ Bell ..--..- .-,-.--..
- st-sr. % 10 ~ OF ltl y,NJ-J J. ND -
al 10 " KIP and aDotler, trustee &c
6thavr, 1874 e u II .thst, ZDNlnJ " Il ga o,o
HcSets referee, Do - clark ...--. -S'''V
lst-aVe coz % ll3tl-st 20 50 ilftnst NsJ May
Duffy and husband ~ = h IhaYer. Ir.-.-..-...-.-
ll5tn-sSm 3f0 Il Oi lstavc, 20 ~ &tla-, AOo
II Inay ct. Jr and wife O. Duly ------.-...s ne
Pearlst. 40 $50 e0C0acher Jo b. l. cke...---- @5yu
sion sion and r. VIE o. fnshe Johnston ct 10000
''h Ward So % East T. QUEER Z 25IoO
''' to 20 PARISH RI '''o en.'..o- '' $1,000
54th =. n 900 Il OF shave, Z5GlOZ2i mary "a
~aunGets 10 u -hcH OF. ---- S,VJ"
Oth-ave 5O.ll Il OF 10th 81, ZoXlOp Mary a
Saunders 20 y ~leNel sVNN
Sdd ~ se S9T ~ So''' % Ao N o lgOOc
IL its d I5 n 2 LIZ 5 Fnek2e 7oeC
Same ae1 property AOoy atone eleo.-. 90 1900
5d31 I'VE ,s - = og w; 10 - II asr 1900
lllth-s. = 800 IL OF 4Jh-ave, ZJxlOOlli J IL ga
Desne and vie To Ann r Dayis.-..--'...-..- 4'<Vo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12
Cltp properrn Go Est.

OFFICES TO LET, some desirable. at low
l33 Nassali.st ara in PARK Row. opposite r. o. rutland
& WHITING, Bee1EansL
no LET-9 Lafayette-piace, hVe-stOry
L house. Tor business or lodgings JOHN L. BAILEY,
u Pne-sL
VlO RENT.-The new brick and Nova scotia
stone high stooD ana four-storY dwell No 500 West
73d-st De tween Sth and l0thHyes references req ed
rent loo per possession inneiale tcI Peibh'
auuly IL ! MES MEEHAE, No 81 IuiOl--4uaic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

Ofcitv bank stocks the sales included Commerce
200 az 148 and New-York q AZ l42. The follow
ing were tie bidding and asking prices at the hrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

40 o. at5s 2do 100 o. at Ge TO- l57 D. at 40
bb1ex & Dewey soti. q STATE Grassers. 2i5 ~ a, 20
So IS csrgn vas - D. al A. 90 go n az sc 10 DO
l0t p a. 'e n ~ 90 ~ 70 =, ., .'S 9l n AZ 70 81
a,,o. % Fsd aivss 81. h. al $50 Veal, 100 %. at be-
lie q OIa sold; 20 BusAs Coun Ncals, i2 D. nj sc
isli * Duckln ham sold. 10 Grassers 27l o. at 2ci
siiter fND LAVISH ceipts including some Iois 70
rr icr. CIV Tsfa 2HlgO head. aganst
i, 'o . .l 125 si eaani AID rn ct fu previous
pe Poor sheep and nearly all erides Of lambs aaa sow
choice canada iamhs winch mad been sol9 by ieeFIapa
Drought ae lss sl0on tAc ] , we're closed
or NJ 81. j4.c VERY Common gong - low AZ Do. some
u.bt -tlfc .Frs and little Kentucky heep wtre 'ou a 80
ic 10 -c With Pr 40 ji495'c 4 cllloai On y,
We.hcr o. - 90 lveraee "a sold % 5I. a. , tier
voOsSus for tie muih OF N"V,ns r. a.ut, ,rie'
10 De- quito siisi Glory nsdei,.S, ' M b1pid h,
tendency Of DE wool m9rse S9me ~ m could
br dupl OF 10 The range o. sales so tf pr .'i N
fl A. 90 ~ 6n VITA O. average az &u - n.
oc "a 90 - 81 - u co. ~ 3D. ~ n NJ ssc. 80 tafs
5c 30 no. 10 u, al j'o' % 90 q 10 20 20 " 90 % 10 ~
5 9 fate set hos h. az taci Caneei Lambs. ~
D. - lll state do ., i3 ~ gc u DO 90 D d.
lnlenbecs & Dlyi. sod: = - Mic gan sheen. g 10 az
81 4Ot Il7 tate DO. ~ D. a. c - ste lives 20 ~
.c. OBJ Eorh luada Lambs, G' o. 90 - - 40 ~
a. M Gf d. 10 IS HNt tiutlt 90 tt 90 ~
5aic o. at &C. cs SO oa tie lott 81 si1' uo' 90
az 9s, t, go n M Jersey civ, 1915 virrinla sheep
% u a. lc 80 ZIG D., al s. So 10 OLD 90 -o " ~
Ja1a Buclsss an sold. 2-1 state sheep and Lambs 70
. Pdcocz SOLD: 1af Kentucky sheep SO r., at 80 d5
20 Jersey Ewes III D. 4isc, Jersey Lambs 90 m II
RecePs 81 cars Of Ask heaG-il a ga5i at
800 heal AGAINST y7sls head Tor te corrssqoneng .i1g
week Hogs f'le. Market Dafcy ateL-F a4
quoted nomnaliy 10 81 1Oa4i so per 40 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

fOKK,
The following sales were held at the Exchaa.
salesfoonl to-day
BIZ Ho1cdrd ". CO1fes
rhreo story frame and brick building with lo' 20
~ 9 Hs't .o1a - ssS
I three.-tory franc and prick building snd twostOrY
frame dwelling. with lot. No % West ION ~ ss .
adjoining above lOC 2llx9i.5 Bacbmsn Bros: ill.,
three-stOfy brown stone dwelling. win l0t No 40
East 55th-s5, IO7. . 10 e II sth-ave, lot la1x
lOtl same purchaser. ,- q, . Il, 49,. -
1Cxgf.6x6Zl OXlo2.s John ~ Cfimniirs--..--. lo'7
~ Rcaard y Harnen
I STORY brick tenement and fWosI0ry bricE
stables, with lots nos 81. 3I9 ant ~ rest
a-ta-,t, p $50 20 81 2aaye. eica lJi ZszJay' 90,
IN Hush " cam
I f0urtioTy brick dwelling. with lot, No t2i East
1l2th@t q 24U II e. Of 20 ave. lot 14oClA.
lac HIS iD+ssss wv
three Story brown stone dwelAnc, via !ot 40 $50
Fast l24th I, -, i5l6 70 - II lstaye, 10 lex
lDU.Il purchaser 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

Miles boats cleaTed-ls79 $40, 1913 1850 5S4J37.
Comparative exports OF -four wheat ana corn
fran fhe principal Atlantic ports Tor tneo "eeh
ended November q, and from J4hu@l' i 700 "''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12
Diui6cnA Aotltes.

THE NATIONAL BANK OF rIlR STATE oR NEw,Yo9A.}
AT A MEETING of the Directors of this
n bank held his day. dividend o. = per cent was de-
cared the Of the LAST SIX mouths payaDe On
ana alter November 10 Instant The transfer BOOKS VIII
close on 30 and remain closed until November H.
By order Of the Bolrd. JOHN IL hOL5ION' Sastor
DIVIDEND NOTICE-THE LOUISVILLE
~ and NASHVILLE RAILROAD CoAPASf oH HIs
declared a dividend its capital STOCK Of ONE
HUNDRED PER CENT, payable in stock 70 the
stoc xboiers OF recorI the 18th Of Noyembei
$50 ND intends 10 the number 81 It's shares II
cspa sOk TO thar and for that object and further
f h ereoy gwen transfer books Of this company
will closed the 18Th OF Noveme 9na re9pened on the
g day OF Drcember lssL ~ l-AHNEA' SscfSsaEJ'
New Ork. l3 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12
(lnanrlal

UNITED STATES EVPREss COMPANY. J
TEKAsUEEH's OFFICE No ~ BROADWAY
NEw.HORK. Oct. 23 1880. }
I'HE transfer books of this company will he
n ~ III 20. D.. WOOD. Ir-lsurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12
BrookInu Dropertn for Sale aHo TO EFT.

+ OTIS in BROOKLYN, low-prieed and bar,
ins In vicinity Of Rapid Tranat Hoai 10 be nniahed
IN m tlaIeig rutland & WHITING, BesAmAh-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

No 81 BGOADWAT, NEW.lORA NOY. ., 4ooO }
DIVIDEND No. 2.
Tho Board Of Trustees have THIS day declared DIVIDEND OF
Two PER CENT the capital sO * payable on auu aet
siontav November D. az olice NJ the company. . 49,
Transfer books viii the IUt aIdIe0pen On the 40H
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION W
TIE COMPANY.
cash balance Sent. l. 1886. ----.--...~..f e33 10
'a'h receipt 10 -'0'' - - s3s ss3 40
Cash expenditures Sept % NOV.
Us, lance Nov / Iss6 sc7.095 81
it,, ri D cents Ter snare. sou 900 shares, $1,000.
WILLIAM BEANDRErH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12
REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Thursday. Nov. II. 1880
The following sales were held at the Exehan <,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12
6ountrn Dropsrtn for Sale auo 90 Get

A FINE LARGE HOUSE, all improvements
\ carriage house eight orchard nne location
forty minutes from city 10 exchange T. IL ANEh -oo
Iernaa yray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

JNHE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
j M COMPANY to-day declared monthly ulVlas s
NJ sFV ENTY- FIVE CENTS PER SHARE, pay able on the
l2tA INST Agency OF the Bank Of nevada No o. IL"
st.. Sew YORK.
1I4ISiei oV NJ r. COOK Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

OPtIcR og IaE TOMBSTONE MIL ASo MINING IohfASEk
4.l2 walnut A.. PHILADELPHIA. oct Ut. 1871
EIGHTH DIVIDEND. , -....-.
l. The Executive Committee OF the Boasa ~ DIePP,s
Of thfs Company have day declared we
MonlRiv Dividend OF sJOO0O. being VhN cen - - tC
W \ Of the car BAL stock The Company payabe 90 lnu
after November a. Office Its!er books Soset rJ
IOth y 5th inclusive. GEORGE BJ i!N 4iAG FIeS.'e"''
i ,rcrltlrY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

Comparative statement of the Canal Audltor
showing the total quantity I'm tons OF each article
we 1879 and 1850, together with The tolls re-
ceIyed and number of miles boats cleared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

ITO NANUFACTURERS.-F ACIORf SIZES
FOR SALE the city haTRg T01sgs ros viii
~ 10 tfans fniy fve depot plots sod any
sze I'm no another advantage o. this LOCATION.
Us TigIFT. No BONDED DEBT price LOW, teInls
easy. Address FACIOsn BOZ -. --@--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12
y :
TRF ASURER's DIPABrNENri
Phi DELPurA. Nov. /, l,ol)
n,IF BOARD OF DIRECTORS has TINS day

4 declared a SENIANNUAl. DIVIDEND OF tti6 SEF
PER GENT amt an EXTRA Dividend Or oNF. IET
CENT on the Capual stock Of the COMPANY Gear % ~
Xes pavable ami after November 80 10 stOcnoucs Is
registered books OF the Company al O'CLOCK H.
October 80, 1880 -, TO, -, ,,, sharss mr.
The Philadelphia the option i
h sbarenoIJers 81 acceuting the EXTRA DINIDEND OF
ONE PER CENT scrip convertible into the Stock Oh tne
Cor,nanv at par when presented IN sums 81 S2u'
re the I'D option shall De exercised on or before De
esbsr M $50 after which date al outstanding scrip VIII
be psid in cash Join u I-NI l-Cl., I--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

CEND full particulars of houses, stores, lots
- for sale and 7. 5. CLARksON q co, Plhese
IO0D and 1S4TH-ST., near lOTH-AI e.
lCZ pot Of 20 lots; plce. $1,000 per lot htLANO
n WHITING. 3 heckmansL
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Doaro ano Rooms.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-01

SUICIDE has Of late been rapidly increas
ing all over Europe, and is still increasing
A writer in BlacEpoOd's Magazine says that
not fewer than 10000 Europeans, or about
one in every 5000 Of population, are esti'
mated to kill themselves each year. The
same writer asserts that the average rate Of
self.destruction is Eve times greater now
than 1t was century ago. The Danes
are the most and the Portuguese the least
self-destructive, the Prussians more than
the French, the French more than the
English, and the English more than the
Austrians, Russians, Italians or Spanish.
Apart from latitude, climate has no effect.
Spring and summer are the iavorite sea-
sons, and July the favorite month. No
vember has been greatly belied, for the
alleged melancholy days" OF this month
arc the least productive Of gloomy
thoughts and designs. Three.quarters OF
the suicides are men. Convicts and prosti-
tutes seek this wsyout OF their woss no more
frequently than reputable persons on the
average. The young seldom die by their
own hands, but old age is the great sui
cldal period. The best approved methods
are hanging and drowning, 70 per cent
dying in this way. Less than 10 per cent
adopt firearms, and poison is becoming
less common means OF relief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-01

labeled "ThePress, !" "French spoliation, y
FTsrifF," geneva Award, General Pol
itics, !" Estate Politics, !" Public Men. y Par
liamentary Decisions, Anecdotes" "El.
ectoral Commission, Pete. These are filled
with the choicest references and bits Of
current literature on the various special
topics, and are continually replenished
from every product OF the printing press.
Il is common for men Of affairs, lawyers,
editors, statesmen, and literatenrs, to have
system Of this kind, and l write not Of
General Garfeld's as being o new idea,
but because II is interesting on account Of
the wonderful comprehensiveness Of his
readings and the closeness with which he
follows such great number Of public ques-
tons, and Is thus able to prepare In an
hours time to speak with detailed intelli.
gence on any question that may be sprung
In the House Of Representatives. In case
he wants to talk against the Democrats
when they were yelling 'tiraud," and de-
nouncing the electoral commission, he
goes to his box, and runs over the news.
paper clippings on that subject, and is al
most sure to find just the thing he wants
some ugly fact that the opposition has
forgotten, because none Of them has taken
the care TO preserve It in the cold exact
ness OF black and white. "0h!" said the
general, "I'd rather have this old hen:
coop, which has cost me twenty years oil
mental toll to stock, q thousand times
over than Sam Tilden's barrel and all 1t
contains" and he looked at that unim-
pressiye and modest affair more Affection
ately than most men gaze on their wives.
George Alfred Townsend's versatility in
writing OF public men Is due in q great
measure TO a similar system. He has o
stock OF scrap books running back for
| forty years, filled entirely with personal
items, and there Is hardly man that the
newspapers have spoken Of during that
time but Townsend can find something in
teresting about in his compilation. With
Bancroft, the historian, this systematic ar
rangement Of knowledge, however, is prob
ably more extensively developed than
with any one else in the country. He
however, works on special subject, and
has score OF photographers and book
worms especially trained for the purpose,
as large as the editorial force Of respecta-
BILE newspaper, while Gen. Garfield com.
pilea for reference on an immense range Of
public questions, greater, perhaps, than
any other public man In America. In
deed, it Is doubtful II there is debater in
any OF the European countries that pos
sesses broader culture than he.