davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-09-03
FAN fHASCtSEO.
FAN FiASCIfCO Sept. @.-Tho following wer0
tha closing quotations ut tho Ht0ck board:
REAL ESTATE.


The following Instruments wero filed for rec.
nnl Thursday. sept.2:
$780,. cry rMnrERrY.
Sssrassa nssa g.; as!s sSr 81 !1p ". !. GaffS as IS
VII s ill.,, i; T i i I'd Il 4 &'S;Ss sS;sia%,s
'ss 's;:;: i; siSs s$s.i ID; i ;Ia II ;ss
whit a;, H. ;i,r %Sa ;xs il
.S.!s s:H. f'sst' ;iat' q q IL soatt $%'
T. rr*ysS aa ""s suas. nS's ',ass =: y. rr,ai5 ]
S @ i"ba ":'fs" X Fysss Il iia.;st s. !;
"S iSsE s,: S I'LL iS;i:;S ;s
SS t:$:s s; i; / a$ y'asiss Ns;;s; ilas: :} i
ssS S,' aSa*"n, III %%s 3h' i' jSh" T. y 'asa Sa
s!:s Ssi Il %;s ;s: Il il i iii I'll:
wssS 5SssS;i's MT s, Sss; siE1i:f ~
s: ;!s T I ;s i: II I'd. |; j: iiyiisss; TX m
ns +: ais ssri. w.
s!tss:;s% 1!s + s$s ;s ~
'aIai fa% fl e|iss !" s;'n H! e. M1x au.h 1osl
sIs,H1 ,Srt: ,''s aI5vs ,ieytoni mn
Weutwortl, My, II it i III Fhiftieti ri, I, Xix
ST. CUlInntlI... 1AD
frntttck Wn1s y Finrence Ilonuvanl ........ 80
TWfMty.thlt1i 1t. IN II whf Portland nv. II I.
u i. 1yp
NORTH ut CITY LIMITS WITHIN 4 NAntEA uF aEvES
MI1EH DF TIE CHuMT-lt0EaE.
ltaetnn nv. ats II af ftn1,ottM Mt, Y f,.EA113t
4. dnsed Sept. tAlpart wlsatr Ia 1lurrtet \.
Athiaiu Nv. III II II Nf Fuli0rtufI, " I, unatvitl.
IL y Ct ii,axilO Il. .latc4 sept w. jean to ..,
ThcDtiUr ) tulhlBtxt ..........,,, CO
SOUTH Of c1rr t.IMiTs WITHIN 4 NAnIt's Or sErxS
tllKs nv TfK CDUhT.IlulfHE.
Washington nv. .tS II y ut Flfty.sovpnth st. 4,
i9]xi1 T. dnlrs! ArK. ii ti1cnry HEuuAes u
Washington Nv. uijDlliiliV tho rii0rH. " I. iux
!ssltt. 100
fbespalneA Ut. 9 cur Hf Flfty-tlrtt, " +. WtxHI
Lot IN 81 III " " pf ft9Mnrt nv htlh III It II nj
uni Z, davidson 10 S A. kentj,,,,,,,,,.,.,., l2j1
, 1880-09-03

~ ottn-,v,. II .u,r,, d.mnrd m ,v,o,, =, osd,.
F4uo!s-"as ~ e'.e uet'""u ~ eAl".' III uual'
tOn tn tho usual Gh trhQb, ua lilo result WIS ut
lin mira dining TItcro VIVA vpry titlIn chnupa liz
rI... ". Sn,y V,yE wu. rrn,,ti st-on.r ~, lin INV
..',,. ,.h.c ,n,,";..t ,'e ~ n..s,,, ,,nH.nrv
here. Sules Msro rpnurtet u &Iy brls winters.
MIN5 a. ~, ,"use+s ~ nr.s aouple ~ "sttas M paFtu u.
sh lao III" 10" eFaue NJ E'79 nha ~ oF'" Ffe hnnt
ut $Gis, Total, 81 byla. Export nurs woro quoted
al t.0Ha4.1s ter sood 10 choice e1t5us.
o'hhn 1t'"'""suF ia 1a. uH.Au4'o "'n
steAdy. shtea wsfu cars bran nt t3ah5i1uli acars
nLi.lilnos nj I'll car storts nj <fJ cur
nn., .-.,. -. r. ~, ma car ,a,t"v ~, y, 81, n
t1asso cetn.moai ras nominal IT titss pos tun o.,
tEnek,
49,, .,'', ~ ,ae~nIH Hc ""a ~, ~.
htn, thonsh easleri u aeo.ea ae. aavansea 49, anu
Tns utt*,l rnrkes wuFs gu,ss buyura t.o.dt.x on.
% " 4, ~ .u,s xhtl, II XIV VIII a. WIZ y un y"
IN til; ~ r rrr"ii,ts ,1nrt sm,si ma t,n m'sr -
, 1880-09-03

Sptctat Dfspatth to The Ghttap1 Tfi1nnt.

Sptefa! Dtspateh s 10 1hs Gateaeo a1'bant.
lH3SIt1Ns seIH. - W sssSK lnhrh9t Wta Hulet
but strung tG-dny. IIEltj HHUkA Il Ht1hllu hrtlcr
In st,,ts: Wutrr lw,.r advanced from to ~
nntl tHQDtI from " ~ ~ Gs3, NNw lhiLpshtrv
!al,l s.'!sl a. !: tnr iironk!ine " wig ny. blit
there WHn mono 0iefc'! ~ tt!ly price. Maverick
nigh! hiyr nten bM1Eht mtg. :, .,..,.
N!1l!0s!a uni!os tMther VIII. nllu MlthnH9h
HEX .MsS ReCirGtiiy ~fe =, ste"ay, hGru Wns
s!tRht sht,halfc sta shme ehses. l!attfnrl a.
!:r'G q. n'!xnnena % IRON ,, @1;4 70 s!sl: Little
,toeK '1;. "a a. 'giA: n' 20 II Mccine' ir9iIi
i!t 70 liz: p@t,!t,t @ f4.l!ie Elnkitn'tnhn hs &c.
6iian1 fs',o,1 if 'ist ai eastern ifs s nt
W; iMuhln y ArkhnSAs fAtley ~ NJ li~l, tfla
ateh1ssIfi 1i.4, nrsts r. ll". ....,,,,
:. ~ rt!!s.Mu isii sntes my EtIhet ~hA RGnern!!y
aHEsr eHneeS nS " @ tdle u! ttoFisoh: III M!it.!!u
picsEIital uatHuEtu iNHl 5;n:t ~ ~: EHtSaiHn.
!,nr1lfGtt'a 1l . s{nshcy trom Esss 70 inA; Liltie
LUCK 1ro!i W - VIA 'HI1ion rac'Ac Irnin
" M " uEa' ,4uniiHLt nii!.!Lt tfHn ~ ~ lmMs:
nih ,ns'is f,.,ns ,,,aH m,sIn ~ s, ,ns,, nm ~ 10 @
N!Ghlsnn tEnt I!aA 70 IA: !!HdcnannfE ffInn
, 1880-09-03

@ bid m soads. s~cot POTATOES were quoted At samaLo
oluUlTnY-Ha. in request at ee1t.e for did md IA
Turkeys .er. s0 per n. This wnatfer wns bad for
WIRE SMnlnh nt ~ per dor.
eEfTl4--l9Mnt,y NttYnrrrd nrnln tGzf mar hn This
n"nMnn inr u ". nct!ys and t,e rscelpa small
sais 1s;a y; ;i. for chofe nna ptlne snd
INK, ~ sr T, ,sHp,ss".,ss Is so:1E at s n1 aoed
vsN nx q ~ n t.csas nes tl'reciy 10 efustss, and
@pnyefn @ nr nhliaert nr1 mt Egtstn9 mucn seca the
fH.m mtt toiivcrios IN ihs country.
fc ~, " fnr rcaucss nj the rutlnR quotations.
49,. - 10
In9. - rHih' tnI Iii
llmft, NInut snGks. s.....,.,,,,.,,. ....... It'll
x,,1d 1~Wns IN Hst densnd ii Mnnays Id.
sil2 p1r gallon for hiRhwi,n, ''' o' ''a '"4's "
Will VIVA Hhiet ma ttHndy. Tho 6tcek II aeon.
mants gs ~, 9.". m prsaste % ae Eastern
70 tsE tIna VII stMst ~ snon - tho Weather turns
tsntiu m chfHcd HtdtuH tub.
Ennstn Or nfty th0 ,lt
rinG nnMnAHeu neqce.. .NkNS
snHrH1 uH"nshau HGecG
?ctitnl nnMaahc! ttcco..
nisa "AHMHu n4tGG. .atfl
, 1880-09-03
FINANCIAL.
TILE COURTS.

III, y,,s GIr, yestcrtiuy III tic Circuit Court
." .. ,,,n.1lctinc Eutbcrs aaulust lrptter
" lne -, ro.,,cl lin Il, keen n cnnract. rho
M rrT,,oslttuus al,u,st tho unity uf tho CathoiIc
Es"re. n nt tho Jurisdiction ot bishops, etc..
tlu TINT ny III" ~ i'.' nv ''''1, ....s.
II Cne,,an as Il corporation WAS vested with
r7rcr I" "ke ana BY Eift or !eysn. In lsls tue
tho Sarth 3is's't''' OF chieaE" l,'' lren cnnsti.
tu,et or rrcrtetl fhs" rHFlsu 'a1esl ~. Iosephs
s.,,,cnrn, y'hfs pr,eyt, through Njebn,us
s'". ,I ,,u,,I, 1,rr,sut..,. un,t r.. ,nlwrttu,,
se!tn a'. 'I'svp 'sn.,snt % tn,.1n, % ~ u, ~ ,. Cam"i
trustees subdivision, oi thc n siith % irMeIonii
saartrr nf fr'ftln1lnl ~. y ~ ~ su,tg'' aln'
iirstt, actluireI y at,lH ~ Mntilvl'.eu MIC
typnlh ar tho llEspcrss: taNl,1S ~ " "Cttm'als,
,hyyrts VI thu ttrrhl''a? Ct!tho1le IliitGh NM
,ai fur II. MT will. fluids or ,.a,y disi!ials nr
srrty, @ trn.i, tts's trinilts' ~ a'i., a!en,
purposes y PARTITION "'ts iitl!e a iMe prt'I,Grly
il laS., stcrety y 1r1st 81 ntln iThalns .., WGst
eshly.se's!' ir:t %, Gass ss1srt UNI so'ain
ipirt n stntte ' lirS'SnTn a ~! nu tss' - ar INC p
Ia soIe ute md lsl""1 a "t tl,a s,Sr !,,,.,
sfnscyr,! s'st tho s!'tne - " az isey: !acs y.
Saudstclr, itishurUf Chlengp. with tue hlli1Iu
imtlais S u 1tsist, Stt!!nta'a ,,.1. s cnntsn
scut IL the liAnp Hsls'1hi!it'ltHl Dy my frtlst
t,eept iii his cni'fe,rn: ailMt ihero WIZ tlnt
tat is mi aly iinlelnl,!'llf ''r tlsetirtitu Ger.
san Catholic Glnlrsl', nor wv IL il!te..!.Si !"
mIt sllese prr'1.l*ts y! my kl"sttttt nrlM'sf,t-
Wen,, int tint tl1t, ltlstnp aul'!S them ~ NJ
hat tlles Ch.'rvh rt,lnf.y, VIII III, iai' %Gr %
Interests nf tho Eti'1rcil. la. whra Strtletl UNI
fl.,ch atit1'Irt' q e. tntitcy ~" rt''l'etty ~
inst FOR ~: Ipsrs th,itet M lnoy tr;isffn'e f
thb 1trlCAt III tIltSit1R H. WAR ltkllL II
, 1880-09-03
gyY YEE.Et31tArlI.
t< ~ kN kfxa6urF

Spsttal nispateh 10 1hs CHICAGO 1hbaHs
New f0RK, Sept Tho steady Influx Of gold
RI,d silver from Edrna., tho strong probability
,thut thusp Imports will coutlrue nsll increase,
tho runuss concerning tho intention OF Ger
, 1880-09-03
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts asld shipments
Of tho leatllng articles Of produce III this city
during the twenty four hours ending ht 7Dclock
Jhurstlay m0rning mud for Tho corresponding
tln.e lust year:
, 1880-09-03
Short Sllnui.l 4 81 SHIRT
rib. dtrs. titars. rifars
lt00s0s | fLM / - II | N1
kpVt. bIxri.. ma nih | HN S.W
HGtItUn,la.r, buxel...... h,a5 tGt 6M 4.11
uvluAur, buxeu..,..... A.4h | 6M H.E b.su

RFl1FL Fihs, NgI!Nr EDptCnGGFt CIOsI4I Ut E3,Ih
I.nnx cInars 4Mused nt t4i4 iooro and tsaI bnxed
, Hssu " HOLE ST. "a. a Hi II
cr7.aa; green, tIanls snt,e average. igs!tSe.
iHCyn QuutRi Ut ~ N{f15c fur aIOiiIttees 8]lau fur
si,rt Ribs F+!4 for rhnTt csRrt, lt iIIic for haa.
MI cMfIv,l*ttd ntld tnckUA.
low ut tfitiG. .
iEf:f-Wns gutct at M.f1a!D far ruuss, N.15QAM
fur ux&rn nrss, At,1 $1AiIkt lyAi fnf 1Ihil8~
TAllMw--4nsul and st0auy ~ 5lHGt4o for city md
6}4a53ie for country.
, 1880-09-03

c,... .. fklstns Post.
IT, aasentl.ca 10 nnvvr interpreted to lnclude
pssI1a I1ah!tary iIea; but rAtA0r n,uutis u 1uxt0-
snIIiuoh Ut w4ies-ctoset aud food cluset, ullu u
srStsx acquaintance between wells drums. A1ll
SsnI e!r. Nnwtiitoh found vi hlartha'R VIilu-
Shiasa well. used by q hnppy community, alOut
s~a's"tour pr!rlus u1ld thirteen ct1spuuls.
, 1880-09-03
LIVE STOCK.
-, E .1NLtN 411,fta OT25
inc Hnrs L1nt E<pr<ss al AuR tt has tho fol)oy-

lhEs
son %hnE.aay Il aySn: Sys,nr # M n MuGes ate in .he
ts thirteen e ti e,scs., ctio i,tt.i Il, sI.S
;$;' y ts s sss;s ssis II sS$; iii;
i ss!q 's "sr. "n sSn;"
ts: Sss sH' II e,ast u 2tisr Wiz II I s"e ts x
Se.an o. esa Il so.ain #, mi sY1a%S,!%n
hsaxn Sts q W. H. TT aue.!aH Ike n fSf p,,e
sssf s s s sSns 'f3 is ~ fPa
Srs'p 1T 4 ~ ni!acks toT1cd II .s los" ..ss-
kfES;t Tt !Ssy Ssls statke - ''' p''.'s''
have n" ~ ssss .ss u aois nn d%l5 = hssS
a.ns.s t.tlo orsa fsa' tho Hms!.I satas "
wi. II s:! IT,. ,cas S'' 'n "e'o detected during The
tAT'r1.E-lt "as lively day III this branch Of tho
s'rse' hno Prices "cro higher afl around. 1ha ro-
ct'ph haalts tTuved moderate. Nnd nH there Haa n
Firing uen'nsd both M IDcal and Eastern acc.,uns
tho ehtfe 'sock WIS closed out long befare tho day
~ o'er' ~ MI nvauce In goh to extra grades of
Iudlr, hnd In tl!D cummnfne sorts or 81 stc Ihe
"cAtnef "as against active trading, Irtzxl.nv min
falling during Tie greater part Of tc forenoon hut
Itaae aa nut hprrnr !" suffer my mwbhck un Tint
aechnht' tte movement continuing unlnrrr,l.jtellY
active ~ tho ilnlHh. Tho arrivals 4u,bfnceu bctnr
hvcsaao auntts than On the preceding days OF the
"ce& inc psdEtfun Df HF.t nftu sUcUnH cnta emilio
WAS larger thAn my lns Ut latu ua Tho pcrcent-
afe bl TGxnhs and thin NATIVES Wis loss t,au fnr
~; ssi :sSS Ts:s
% Ito fs' e LIZ K SssS sss II I'D ss9s r!
MP Ws:,srn eaite tsta " sl&s S5,'fss
:s .o n,T5ks s,sd Htn sohas 'ais t o1os
QUOTATIONS.,
ETfIn ai,G nsosea-Gsa'et nlccss, Weighing i,t0
cl";rs .,soi;.
GSI t!"syS: @ i1ccts .ss.;. +e7'S
alssM s:taS;.ssevi. in iair iic.; waIi;: 3a
t4tTN a
, 1880-09-03

sllEEi'-The n1uslnxa zero nut sufficient 70 mako
i'er io1 IL. ioT poor to siss ganss ~ ""''*'t~
. NEW Y0l.K.
Nsw Sss ssn ls9 s;ss tes s
tsx .ss S';ast " sS1ss e II usS & st
ss'fsS s :sss SSsrs *SS ssy;ss! IT,
yH5}sc. i.iHIus !nnrv pvntr and usiSr, but svisnx
ssSSs ss %ts FL. ESs s9sw At sa
5 ~ s s sS s.sIs Ia |
arket 4uat ssiana a'd Offerings llsils s5od sSip.
sl..Ef M ,.sasssi.eeelp.. ,t,, narkot ..sadr,
s," Hss.sad Il tSr l s:asv; ln,a sadu easssi sf u
SS %s;Sfv s;s9s S. I'll s1.S t.sSas t:: ssS.
W s.i xt; s; .ss e ,o,,,.,
fsE IT, .s!:s9. III :sS :s; *Ss Ss.., @ ss oGS,
ss.aS%ssa aunsSvr u c'iaIo0 aasl. ''' ''~ 'S''''
>, RT, Llut8.
p5T st. .ts.f. T sss sys. ana m
s{,H!, si q Iss @ KS e sls
s ss;, is; ;: IN: III s:'s1: fRs
.ss rss;ssxs, ss &C., y sao'se a.
W. ssS S$;'s;', ,s;; ta ss
EAST LInEltTf. .
a; # sa Vt i!:s: H i g{ ,!Sss os &
ii IT. ~ 't i sSss Ill III ?i a, = snyvH sSs
6a:iss4 + osIAIil.h piicos:, ~, ~ S1s's"
s ssEsss ts;st III tsaa! al4ss, !sts &, ss isss
ai;: as: :SY @ ;sS sS:!a st: H.: to three
SASsAs cttY.
Sptttat Ulspatsh 10 Ths Chicago 1ftbHnt
KASsss CRY, stu. ssps. 1.-The l'ftes Vufnnt -.
:ssx Y" Es,I s':s .ps 1a h;sa :s
ss asss stSfas.s aia.. H. TS.a tsSf s. native
it.sIAscS;s r. ;s,,! ts t t:s xssk ilx hsat shtp.
, 1880-09-03

"fllIn1n II. Itnync c,l u till ycstcrl1ny ngajnst
~ vile, Cetcstfa \. lIaync, charging her With
a1!ltrry. md asknX Tor Il tliynrcc.
,;!irnilkn Anderson nskctl furh divorce from
"t'EHIh Anderson IN tho ground uf ueaertiDn.
, 1880-09-03

Government bonds wurc In fuir requust, Gs ut
81 being Mts:. selling lAH; 81 OF III, 1E,N, lG5s
AVE-, cupos, liu't, tlof; Is, conpo.s, I'D, 1loA.
Northwestern EARNINGS for three mouths past
font III, Is, $4,000.
The tlesnand for Kontl rnilway stocks and bonds
Tor Investment IL c0,lstnlitS growing.
The tKtrl uf Directors Of tin lrun Mountain
llntrtNA E1mpuny hNy0 ordered tho l,aylhunt 0t
tho fntereat-Uot. lU-on tho SECOND preferred
lneonnu-hohs!s. It Ia rup0rtcl that tho result 0f
lust yeAr's business shows II not pr0.it Ut ovur
ihre0- rntrtha Ut u million dut,ars boyonl tho
payment VI lnterust.
Tho following IL tho statement of tho Con-
troller Ut tho Currency Scpt- ]. showing tho
amounts nf NAtlanMl.l hunk li0tes md OF legnI-
tetl,ltr notes outstanding ut tn dates Of tho
pasanga ur tho nuts Ut Ju,e A 1874 Jun. ii, 1876
AMI Mny H. his. together with tho amounts out.
Bsa'ld!llg ut ditto. aud tho increaso or aaorease
HATiHSAl-nASk NOTES.
$S$%s SS!:ass: ss. + Ms:::::::::.:: S'sl:ss'
%;:,.s ,|';. ;|s:$ ;I; ~ as;sS'
lEt1AL-TENnEM SuvEa.
Anaun! outs.atlJtnx 1una ~ .*s3 9ng
S@SSat S s ss!fSa a'stss Ut u u jsSS IL sis
Aa';t sa::isaiI iii lid :Iiisi iay IL s'',
As',i u a':t Viii liz
III 1n'!S III, H"ss 5t,rE Il 1ssS n1iS. @ T. 1:oly 1
!I!ax eieSiatioit unIas acI uf jans il. =, -. ,,,
ss;sa:s /, i sSs:s 's; sss;f ssS& s H.! : ssa
~ .c,saan a! sf National guild hanks not 'nsuoa iii
Tho col,rso Of business at the Chicago banks
was stcnlly md without n,nterlal change. Now
Turk c1chango suhl at about fl discount per
tl,nn hetwcon banks, though n anoro .aay hayo
souluttnlea bcell conceded. 1oney abundant.
l)4uut,d tor currency rnthor Hight. Discounts
ahnue GD7. Catl losns. tsgt. Tho clearinga ncrs
, 1880-09-03

In 1s'i: 1pwabc frnm ~ ~ 81, huycr ~;
WNuktug WIS strong nt 4: National nj 2;f: Ca-
tnipu nj II lin.
, 1880-09-03

tl,a ,pnas, and to,ne linz. were materially
reduced a. d ct,usruunnc1 NJ Tho iny'a lrntitnd
st'ar tjctDbcr opnntt 1T itsc detilnrd Il, &1S.
fsiior septcmLcr ran:sd q EfA3 IL c'os!nx Il ~.
md any NJ E;sfatI&c. ar0i enica xera repIrtch 81
.ttI hi1 Nh. md high nxctt at Xhf2 nj 3c: it1 bu
MEiitr nj tJi4r: 1ilJj i'd yI.ljOr nj 4c; Ill b., n
m1ed md sr]ectcd al tUsxc: adui bu !,y snnrlo At
So;tt T. sfnn On koard cnrs. Tn.at ai4lIs b,,.
.nATs Wrra fairly active, nnd nbpnt ID hlahnr.
wrnti,Gt Which ntCr!utss Will thrnsh}n9 and nnf.
keeling hats III tia country. This. With tho small
attk hrB ind tic t%g III t,,tlcf arn Induced Tho
, 1880-09-03
MINING NEWS.
GfS

~ tht Mining Irfss .iIsoftattdn.
NEw fOnx, Sept. ..-liusInrXs dull ut tho
minlllg exchanges tn.tally, with II tendency to
luWDr prtcch. Thu closing luOtIt10tl9 MerU:
, 1880-09-03
LUMBER,

The cargo market waa tu1UERtv1y netlTa yesterday
nj ptdylOus pFtcss, Thu uuufbgs Wpts small taw
ftusA loads aFftvnH aud kAa Eua kspl ths ducks ds.
settsd part os tho auy. Several loads wsra void.
howsver, nn1 1tttlu lumber la&t aver ThR local
ouy9ru are tak1Mx carxusa lust thay can 44qks
tou1a IN shoF aucts tur tho lumbar. A fss loaas
hATa su besA tAkpu u shp insau1 by ssua but this
tnatAus4 hahpesVl W t1 4ieutly In ttlng buni4
shnxlus cunt!nuu htI. 4uulatpnsa
GEsell pEGa alun lun.,...+....,,.,,,...,,tA& us a AN
Hsuum GVa,aus NY 3!l41
3lL14
H5eVH E9ou en. |aM WlAll
elAA4of4 bltA4tA.& ..s....,,v, 3iu II ~
, 1880-09-03

many to ret,unetzc silver, nnl the general con.
,lft!ous of h,niucss here, nil pojnt 10 II higher
,,o,n,,,nnt f,,r s,no,. NJ, ,n,r.nt in.t,nv
, .'NI'.s ~ 'v1 etehs' @ "''' ~ ."",
sht'wct' tho ini'ichco ol 'feac Considerations
npon tho mfnis Of rtoTcrntnrs and Investors,
1trunni,,v stU,,y, 1t 1rcnfy,c extremely nctiyp ut
nI,,n',,,m, ,,,,,,r'.s nn t.wur,I In .,,,.n .ns
.'',. ~ .. ~ ~. ~. a., ~ .'o 49, W." ~
hc''aHy rampant far III INC lead "efe 'ho
Southwestern stOeka. 1fnnniMt went. up 10 n
higher point t11an Il hns touched inr ye,l,s. nnl
NurthwcStrr,, iun,,Ir,I nm mr. rcnt. t.,ryc
nr,i,ss r tIitiis t,ni mi wt.lt. nn,it. ~, rr
!iw @rfsn,nt. 'i:hr ",nnnIntst,,, ~ *, "rr,,v"
sFh tHH
, 1880-09-03

70 Tie tFftstFn As5oe1attd FFtss.
EltlyrOS, Ht.nt. 3.-MInfnK stocks cGscd:
, 1880-09-03

nnss ss*tatlro wcakncsse4A and sicbtlltatfQR Au-
VI females cured W Mals Hltterx.
, 1880-09-03

quilted dunn very materially, but Tic H,urUment IL
hIll faIs TOR tae time VI ysur. We Huats IlInws
tinrs. l!urlnt-, 4 s bu.ta 6ilt
!hioE Ecfcck..".."...1 tsnnnies. single. .M14 T. ~
Lewiston l.....,.....,...9 !iHMNits. uulbeH is!t
AmGs1c1ln... tNunt aacks. .....a GH
ttlEEsE-Was quiet and sscnlY. The tars tint
lrerJoUI WAS guult "uN'' tcsleh t0 ctltcx the ds
n,nnt. hut II did not have Thu effect ~ prscrplby
weaken TITO viuwH uf haftlers tho prevalent feel
ing being rs i,r'u before. Wo nsaln quote fuI
, 1880-09-03

ItYftAit|s tf4tu .tvuIy III tlGkjl.Xj per br!. III.
tlrtUt IL supplied bi ti0 taI MAR by, t0uLt the
VIatkuss alv nov lvssvnu1 " tAe WI Ms4a4st ~.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-03-06
A Strange Relic.

Laurence Sterne moves our hearts
with his picture of the "Captive," and
his pile of little sticks on which he had
notched the count of his dismal days in
prison, with rusty nail. Here follows
the story of stranger and sadder me-
mortal of sorrow:
A striking instance of the arbitrary
state in which Scotland was held in
former times, both in public and private
affairs, is exhibited in the sad fate of a
wife of Lord of Session, whose title
was Lord Grange.
1t was suspected that tho lady, by
some means or other, had got at the
knowledge of some State papers of in
finite consequence, and as poor women
are set down in the minds of all arb
trary men to be incapable of keeping q
secret, Grange and his son were deter
mined to secure the one contained in
the paper in question by putting it out
of the lady's power to divulge any thing
she knew of the matter.
To accomplish their design, the hus-
band and son privately conveyed her to
the island of st. Kiida, there put her ON
shore, and left her to shift for herself,
and sailed back again, without living
being having missed them, or suspected
what they had executed; nor could the
lady's place of concealment be discov-
cred by her friends, although they made
every effort in their power TO find out
whittier they had conveyed her, but to
no purpose. san xnN
The island of st. Kilda afforded no
implements of writing, and the lady's
history would never have been known
had she not worked ii on her muslin
apron with her hair.
Her family by some means or other,
after her death (Which happened at St.
Kilda near 80 years after her Danish
menD, got possession of this curious
piece of work, and preserved It with
great care, as memorial of her suffer-
ings and of the tyranny of the times in
which she lived. GAS
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A Wooden Watch.

A North Carolina paper, the Abing-
don Standard, has the following :
/" Some time ago, Mr.. E. A. johnson,
of johnson Brothers, jewellers of this
place, made a plain, open-face wooden
watch that attracted a great deal Of at
tention, but was subsequently, eclipsed
by MIR. Doriot of Bristol, in a watch
somewhat more elaborate in design.
Not to be outdone, Mr.. johnson put to
work on another watch, and has turned
out a handsome double case stem
winder and stem-setter, every piece of
which, save the main and hair springs
and crystal, are Of wood, and made
entirely by his own hands. Even the
springs to the cases are made of wood.
1t keeps splendid time, and is sufficient
ly strong to be used as pocket time
keeper. 1t is of ordinary size, and
when ornamented as he expects to do,
will be handsome tribute to his skill
and ingenuity
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-03-06
The Greatest Danger Of Railroad
Travel.

The risk of sudden death is very tri-
fling compared with the inevitable in
jury sustained by every individual who
has to make long journey by rail. The
traveller really takes his life in his hand
whenever he sets out. The danger is
less from accident than design, less
from misplaced switches than from mis-
placed ventilators, less from bad road
beds than from bad air. We are not
now speaking of the barbaric nuisance
of having to smell, breathe and battle
in the smoke, SCOT and cinders pouring
in from the engine, which, until some
other method is found to obviate the
difficulty, ought to be in the rear of the
train, instead of the front. OF all con-
ductors, brakemen, porters and pas
sengers, probably not one in the thou
sand understands the vital importance
of pure air, nor, indeed, do they know
what pure air is. To the conductor
mind, as to that of the majority of his
passengers, the comfort of the car de-
ponds upon the temperatures is a
matter of warmth or cold entirely. A
warm car, or more commonly hot car,
Is buC Ouc -uCcluCi dtul1ls tuC
warmth is the product of animal heat
from fifty bodies, many of them not very
clean, and of exhalation from fifty pair
of lungs, with little chance for the escape
of vitiated air or the ingress of pure ait
condition of things tending to pro-
duce state of " blue blood" not contem.
plated by the haut ton. When the life
current comes up to the lungs to be
changed from blue to red, to throw of
there the carbonic acid and take in oxy-
gen-and the whole volume of blood
makes this circuit once in every hall
minute, or over one hundred times an
hour-if there is lack of sufficient
ventilation in the car or sitting-room OF
sleeping-room, the blood can not under
90 this vital transformation. 1t goes
back to the heart, and from thence is
pumped through the arteries from
crown to sole, throughout the compli-
Gated mesh-work of the capillaries, in a
state entirely untitled to perform its
functions of supplying oxygen to all
parts of the body, of carrying off the
waste particles resulting from the
"never-ceasing DEATH of the atoms
composing the body, and of replacing
these with fresh, living atoms, or, as il
is usually put, preparing the waste. >
Journal of Chemistry.
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How He'd Do 1t.

Several men were gathered at the
door of blacksmith-shop on Cass
Avenue the other morning, when a
school boy not over nine years of age
came along with tears in his eyes, and
one of the group asked:
s.What's the matter, boy-fall down ?''
"N-no, but I've got hard 'rithmetic
lesson and l expect to get l-hcked!'
was the answer.
"Let me see, l used to be king bee
on fractions
The man took the book, turned to the
page, and read:
RULE 1-Find the least common multiple
Of the denominators of the fractions for the
least common denominatof. Divide this
least common denominator by each denom-
inator and multiply both terms Of the frac-
tons by the quotient obtained by each de-
nominator.
He read the rule aloud and asked if
any one could understand it. All shook
their heads, and then he continued:
"Well, now, think I should go to
work and discover the least uncommon
agitator. Iwould then evolve parallel
according to the intrinsic deviator and
punctuate the thermometer
$50 would y" answered every man
in chorus, and one of them added:
I've worked 'em out that way a thou
sand times!''
Not one of the men, all of whom We re
in business and had made money, Guild
even understand the working of the ule,
much less work examples by it, and yet
it was expected that nine-year , Id boy
should go to the blackboard and DO every
sum off-hand.-Detroit Free Press.