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The new North-west., 1880-10-15

KNIGHT-In Helena October ii, 1857, 70 ~. snu
Mrs. X. w, Knight q son. #
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
DEATHS
BIRTHS

wALL-A, St. Louis. NO., October 2. isso; Sap.a,n
Nicholas WALL at his residanoe' 0''' t-1
street -
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
FOUND AT LAST!
u" Dobyn's Sure Cure !"
For Catarrh,
Neuralgia
And Nervous
Headache.


".Dus ms SURE CURx" is in the form Of snun aha !,
If put up in large size impervious wooden boxes. ~
is used as snuff and 10 always ready and eonvehe'
for use without any extra trouble or addltonaI ..
pense whatever. 1t contains no ehooroform: e.he,,
ammonia, blood root, copperas, bsmuth, calomei .,
morphine, and children five years OF age can use u
with perfect safety Its wonderful ana eeneac hang en
fects quickly follow the first application, ana neine
composed OF simple chemicals, we guarantee y " oe
perfectly simple and harmless one e0I .Sa,csnt w ,
to effect cIre Sut II casee of long standing 1t may
require from three to SIX boxes. 1t tmmediatey ae
stroys the catarrhal stencil. ana g'ee I" Inc
breath its original purity and sweetness.
Cure Guaranteed.
IL our " SURE CURE " be regularly and persistently
used as directed by label on each box we gnaIsnes s
relief In every case and absolute euro In all cases
where the patient Is free from constitutional ameh
o; complications resulting from scrotulons Or syPn,
istis affections. Where such siments Or comphca-
tions exst we have an alternative which, when taken
in connection with "sURE CURE we guarantee 70
cure. IhOS. Ii. Lyle, Tsat.r.
For Sale BY STANLEY q Co.. Dec. Lodge. e4s'
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
collection Agent.
LOCAL N EWS-

-A.,s ordering their papers changed
9''..'lnS,.,IotIlee to another. MUST MENTION
en- EtsEICE TO WHlCd 1T WAS PRE-
'ak,ss y SENT.
The new North-west., 1880-10-15

E. L. Bonner b Co.
DEER LODGE.
AN ELEGANT LINE OF PAPER HANGINas
WILL BE OPENED SHORTLY.
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

September Term, A. D. 1880.
VIM. J. sALBnAITH, JUDGE GEO. ". IRWIN,
CLERK A. Il. MAYHEM, DISTRICT AT
ToRNEY JAS. 8. McANDREws, SHERIFF.
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
New To-Day.

TICKETS, INCLUDING SUPPER, 800
Itake pleasure In announcing another Bah for the
evening of the 22d inst. Every effort will be maze
ssS.at p. HoYr, Proprietor.
The new North-west., 1880-10-15

.r,NrR HILL--A LEG END.
,.er.d. Translated and Fixed up
,r,I,, New North West.
The new North-west., 1880-10-15

10 Powers Block, Rochester. N 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

An unusually well distributed business was d me
IN state bonds and at advancing figures. The
transactions included tennessee SIS new. ri 3CG32
and new series at 3OG32le; Alabama class \ at
81 > Missouri Gs. 1856. at 1O7 North Carolina
g. OIL. NJ 80 April and October at 80, and funded
act 1sGG and 1sGs alba. Louisiana consols are
quoted 46Gi83,.
The only sac Of city bank stocks was thirty
eight shares Of Smith National ut 100.
Railroad bonds to-day moved much in the same
groove as did their kindred shares Ncw-Jerssy Gem
trail consols early sold from IO7 up to 1Os, and tie
Der cent incomes from - 10 -2l2 and after that
both we're neglected. Ere second cousols after ris-
inc to o. fell to 9OL, and closed AZ 905s tie funded
- selling early at S5l,. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas first consols l. lower at 1883. and the
seconds were 4 higher at GG2, Boston. Hartford aud
Erie irss sod at - H. against f}Ii the las previous
SAFE Mobile and OHIO first deDenurcs We're y lower
at 81 p. -. LOUIS and Iron Mountain first incomes
rising Il TO s7Ie. ONO Central FIRST. Were 3 higher
al 81 "a after selling az -. Chicago. ST. Paul Mia
nesota and Omaha cous0ls opened al % and rose 20
100. Denver and RIO Graadc frsts were Il higher
nj 1O4le ard the COnsols also were 1. higher at
9JL. Kansas Pacific cOnsols after selling at 81 p
closed at o.. against 97ls Yesterday. Texas and
Pacific incomes rose from 652 TO 1898 ana ended at
TO.
The Suh-TrcaSuTy to-day gained S334.7j0 on bal
auce, made NJ bY coin gain of S392.6l3 less a
currency loss of 80 sol This makes the total
gam since Friday $l.499, 800 Money on call Is
gradually hardening, and So per cent was the
common sale today, although after the demand
vas supplied money oTeIed al , per cent. The
steamship Persia. arrived today brought about
$4,000 in Frnca 2O-tranc pieces. me Only
change IN the domestic exchanges on New-l0rk is
a decline ~ 12l2 cents discount ut Bos on. The
Treasury at Washington to-day received TII5,OOO
in National bang notes for redemption. The Gus
toms receipts were i .O24l76 and the intern a
revenue receipts were Sf04,7 50 The following IS
~ ~ sill: balances 80. 7G7, 1853. The traasac-
mons at the sub Treasury covered: Receipt.
~ 100 494: payments, S7S7.734; currency bal
ancr 81 g3J 96S; com balance, ISL 933.0O4.
The foreign exchanges are weak aud duil. To-
day the posted rates reduced Z cent per Tor
sterling ana francs. Annexed are the closing gao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

October rari-Primc Sten ode cash and August 7C0c
-rD'emoer Hcg, ~ s75a5c treiGhts-wnsat 70 sui
PunAprrppu Aue iI--Tour runtuucs extremely eun.
" l ga ~ o. pa, -" i' ~ ' o b',oP ~ svI
vdnia. zoe C0rn-Fair 1ca o1s1a ytgs mana ~ yrtf
Iennsy rama W,terl. ald southern Yennv. Tact and
gra depot Ole; Wo.tfm r hixcf par m grain 40
P" "a ~, ,rt IN Yea eit~rfc. li So. - 10 n
IRE c1-e ~ second can Jic d zoe 'aknd 'or cariots
cpoice Sew Neieui ute - eass Obi 20, tHsrad'a d.
10 Wait. i-. No. ~ ~ . e5 n o.. , '' ~ 10.
Tsss Bee, siI 0si 5o Beef flms s22atzt; Hes- PORK
earlat'. sit 5o@slo. hxta Prime, sl2 an 'ei ie,s
iab SIDES. ~aoSed. st.19c; DO. n salt a.. slogi.
DO smoked 5tasc Lard-Westarn Ee,te. e De- ~te'In
,2jc.. do uutchcfs' loose Butter Do. except DE INN
rstern Be- c5eeS .r1o S' held but qa,, >-Yo'6
Full cream. l2lgc "e.tera r ul Cel y SEA
ste1dy a. a l79si * Feed nra p,o. 6m urn lefaei
II ii. -lpmcnts-Wheat lgJG8s bush. corn. i2o7sl
bush. p. m.-Whelt and corn quiet ami u1cLdh-''L
~ Ior Aug iItI6nr se,iv ard unchlnrei wheat
unsettled ad lower. No Red Fal 81 aOt -" cash Js@
vgIiier: saia-o &c. 5he year; No 10. ss4s1c No
DO. -3gs go Corn heacr At 80 18te c1s.; 3.455 TO-
August ''e 'eptei1yer - &c October - -; 20
November j ~ = &c az me year oas Asncr at 1-9@
% &c. october 81 &c al the Pc du 53c. bid Bnr
dun nominal WHssey sea'y at "a ~ PORK held
atT Buk Meats strong iad L-hgr -aogders C. C.ear
IA tl,ar RID she clear Sides Sc. Eecep-s-Floue
5o.5 5G,h s4iOWenis-F3ar IL I' go bbn |1e' $4,000
TOLEDO Avg. fl.-Nhear GuI 40. VI h,.e flchlgan
este Amber 5Ich gan. e7+c 3d. Red |noa s az .po 20.
So j do % - Rejected s., &C. ~ AAe I, ,,s
i19tr 40 ano August. teci -e9limber = cc, No
, White ~ PC Rejected 80 1c; mayed g. 'e i1
az . &c. cash % ~ SEPTEMBER, A. .he u.s., ~ At
d-n so Eed. spot - -. Ansn,t -e Sro.y ~
- o0 mn 0a. Gao bn.h STANDARDIZATION, lJU,OoO
bush; Com. 1000 bush. oats. 800 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

The stock speculation begins 10 drag and day hy
aay seems 20 be weakening, notwithstanding the
AeQuel' occurrence Of spasms OF recuperatlon. 10
DAYS business amounted 10 only l6..2l7 shares
and Mri ad,l sale. Of sxty-seyen dhorenl Stock
Tie a.gaet amount done p one stock was l9,oUo
30 Lue. lie first prices generally were lower thah
yesterday, closing figures. N"t There "as qHl'k
rn4y n IN ger cent m ~ c's genera ~ succechc"
by dH.ucas and finally oY s''olute ~flfness ana
anothnr decline which IS r ccs o'r,r than ~ the
oDer'ns There wer- special frptuI .. unless the
spasn moveinr~t the coal els was one.
OentrA " Ncv-Ja.-tj w tie recipient Of SPECIAL
atsnti and The PHI Sc from 70 y 70 rs 'sciosng
toSeS,.. o., IS iac d. story Of connection win
The Baltimore aad Oaio Railroad TO dag Is revived
IN new shape for spccua tive purpose. Tic other
Goa! cAs in sympathy ia the ad'at r ID jersey
Oeotfal ,.so improved. mt finally ..'ocd Weak.
lTteIdfy movement % Marietta and Cincinnati
Stocks proved 70 be OF short duration. and to-day
'hei prcrs returned o. tier normal figures I"o
NAus.g stocks, Lake shore. Ere, the "aDaSAes
Nssoau Kansas and texas. etc. ETC. were Spa
nodic-l, weak anG .ts.l-. finally closing at about
Ae ioNe,i prices Of tae dag.
lie transactions IN Government bonds M 'h'
'oaEd amounted only 10 $1,000 Inc oAe''~s' TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRDDNCE.
Ter yorih Rrry. Tessela "a wort
m-,r-.-r..r...- AZ IL 80
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
NEw-TORK. Aug. l l. 1880.

N-TTFl-Tufl NM Nan-7a..
-l.0t fo1 dull uuchangel sales. A@0 bales
r5s La cveir~ an ,or snnrfur. reivarrd contract
,o no.. raents A. The orts todav 34 bales against
I 49,. ~. v.aF nd "a! bale. last
var. MiIalng L lands Ilstsc. Low ,uadng loSi sc..
Good Ordrarr a. Futures moderator lcuve clo,llg
qref AZ an advarf. ~ points sales. $500 h1cS
Prre eain. uusf. IA Ilf7 september I'D 1880;
Ocforr 4O5- 1880. November 10 - lntt Drcem Der
lulI oIOjO. Jauaa4r. I05-1 1000. F..rulry, l.13 :
March $50 APRIL Llc+. pm. Prices for
Pncs Marnns-Augusr. l1i1t september 10 -. &c
obcr. lOI- November, lnl1s December 1916 January
l1,>. February l074. March 1881; April n o. IOdays
cluaing prices-Au-us- llilullif; september 1850
october November, iOi7 l0i-: December,
Inleqio4q Jgnuary iO5ac go; Fcbruuy. lO13dlp1J
Mach 10 y lUgl Transer7hIe orders. II. 80.
FFEF-Hio ac,tve ana stronger Ordinary Prime
ro,3 f &C. including salr II 1874 - Sc. saic, $50
49, b'rI IT, civ N RIO
ax 90 oriDn "a icc. 5000 ex Kr0rprnk" i5r 462
Nasm.tn l5c. l1G2 tx i'v Of itO' lluD santos.
"i,s-e.' 49,. 5Ou hio. stray" private terms IN
L, , RAJ Ia -5t1l s9,c- l-d vitrdrl,gss ~ 500 bars
re,,~ I've .p.ro Br,y here m r-t hands ii
NJ m Grades erv frrn .1uciare demand fair; safes 900
b2r. Na~,c ,ii.n gfi-i re terms. on Ited I5aiGc.
-FOUR AND llEAI,-FLDJ K On J. weak. 50. shout quota
D. cssnse. -a,' 400 b5i. 81 indn9 > bhls. Mn
Tre. 1. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12


F,sr LlarrTY. Penn. Arg U.-tAruF-R cep's. 1901
- toa - $50. Colmon. S. i5nst 80.
I..--rl.crp-s 500 L'ads IhIahe phii7 80 1880 20.
'ot. - head market dui ,enine s. -
"r.t"t.I Az. II. -Tcs.-Ucceipt- $1,000 mead. s5ip
rr.al. 5000 lriI. ,rS.t active Itn snl h-ll-r Conn
il1. loot 1ilNe' Jp-+t 3d. Light - 'i4r" H.
C'.'.F5,ry as-r and shade higher rcccrt.. 900
f.. Igurgfs f.ai common t9 huice at. r. 81 10
"a SD. Graz. I. Kills, - .Usrt
-H.Ep-EocciytA 400 head Common Ia Cn.lcr, ~ -
81 3d.. , ,- ,,.,- 49,, ......, . ,...-..
aud lsl ii.or-. So I-j o. Ftcbus 20 "'1F5 lJ 4,
q" FANCY, - ], 4S' 3j ttetips 5000 bead 'I.p
Sative shipping steers ard wasted
tLoco Heavy. 81 Gucsl ~ Good 70 Primo - 80 ~ '
ff,Uf -Uv F1 rtn toHd colorado steers, - -
"a 81. COW. and Iie.t-rs - GJa Grass .Xns = go"
&, IL. -tr..ft. 0nJ g-II -il .lltntF 20 heal.
FP-~,sdv and VA hanged rece,-. l.UO head ship
'',ttL'. .as fl >trLn-Rece today I5oo leld
49,. 100 Isai guei thou,i, 2'2 cars. 1l1r--
t,uer iu- qu1tl1Iv higher rooi at'"ut1rt ~ Fa
rrs: BEST siacs asp0sri 90 altes II Good 20 'ai-e
--,r. a. 80 70 ' ua Extra ou src Far 10 'tti D..
= s., 5: -to-.-f-. - -51tf25-
-rrr AND I-....s..rc,l TO-DAY g0p head total tor
We. Llu5 t..u0 head same uI!r l7t w+;x 49, "J
f...I. r.r..a.f f.r0u-. 10 ullrf dI 1nG Troop
M. Offering, mainly OBJ Poor I'd Necu quality a.-.s h.
FI 80 Goa Western ~Ls-D ~ e goa 81 I'D choice ID -N
ira ,.u,... "a - -OI+t 3d. No La 0. .-crilg.
Hc. rcei- today 5000 lran tDtt toy week thus f'r.
l54J head ua.r last "rck, ZlOOo heal GODS nti
4 OF Poor mr !ru quality sales o. common Cla--e -
tt "a ,O ---ls Dr0t 3lir'u-ant suu CnDs. = ~ -
.lr..-s ID tIt'i-'Hi buyers
o,iA. 80 -,as5 a. Ior toce Corllc. loIAeis 81. Sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

ToypCN Al. 80 %. u-Atan'i' anu Great F'@'"Ih
A., r,,rt .,ac. trustees crrtnc3"~. Nt co. srnd NOR
ne 2,-3. New Jersey Central cons is tr4e 80 i
80 central! ..c4l.t,
f.5Do. snr I2 pm Pa~ G.fic. g'''r mr. percent
nc. al A francs a. confines tAt ar.OGhL -ilr, "a
i..a.lr.. Ii'f. ..-...4 ,-....--
t..-.N trr I-'3O ~. tf.2nff 1A4 -,it N'e.'IA
go. tr,.fees' cert ,tip4 .: -gI efsrF Central
ILL.,. ..-,ulug. N-a-t c. INA. I3~ itfiia
,,fl, ls were allotted to-day -. clA- oil el per
rupee . ,... t.,.,,,.,. -,.o-,s ia. A,
,i ti Western q. aif gage ir.~,f-, f-i ntaitf
n 40 second mortgage. 80. i4.Io' tehil' .'r ra'
,., ;f7if-,,d IOa ID bri ion come '' f1" ia-
a., f... 4.,. Jf. Ia to- ' i -Ftf H''''
-. r , rt,es ~ - .eutles pI tAe 4cgoli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
cr..,rc rnlce, - RnernY grorHG

,...,.rr., ID. lay Nes',rlav. TODAY
49,. p,.. .. - ~ F,rf E Pcre STAR - -
go, f,, 50 a. it.aEG H. ~,alil ~ 5lq
A d Son. i.t -s.-.iIJ ll9 y y * y. Eng 81, 80 g
DO ri p Ilg 10 .Oa..e l4t 'hancJfn -67s 20
~. AL. =. ia ~ .Oll Go0uv ......--li"9 1854
1s-LN Erc 1,.. a. aga tusD. & .A. 81, "a %
3. = D. ..- ....r 4t. e,. Rutland pref .rl % -
D. IA a.. p5 81 Autiand coIuoI. - -
An ~ 4. d. g.-.o A..oI.r B. ID. 90
~tJ.nf s "a ll9s I.2a Calumet Heeln. 20 H. -s1
1t EErIt - -alUl Io4 C4..tipa .---.------ - 10
y. N.t n hug 7sIl3l4 1902 Opprr Ia s----- 4f -.
= a 41t. To- E-.-l1g .'b - Dun' an 7aFef---- -
Ft-t g. a. be- RHO I'D ranE-il ---.---- 80 ~
bus I. 81. W I3i D., Ifl e. Irferrat soc DC
Iuf.s s...f. ,rh l.ifls Ia8 . dausg'n CO,'- fI .
taca Ba.& 4',y 1851 il-1 lewH3ictnoF 81 - - "a,
ttl..t..t. 70 - Qalcy ...-.. ...... 20 ESQ
CD -.-. .r. - a. tilgr ..----------.- % ~
IaGerf .-tiioaI- IS silver Isle; .---.- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

rr-,rnpo0r. Aux lI-Por<-p Nes3-','.te-n st'a!y
AZ II Wf-teru. urler ai %. ba')l o. I'm 'tr tlA a..
steady id. snort 3d. -teHf ~ ,bi.' ,'h- ''ii
rr.Yer NJ 80. Shu- Clear hruer - g.. Hams ' z
.- irl a. -. shoulders u liy 20 - Besfl-dia Arsi
-v ~ -. Extra Aesi-tclHY a. - Prii ties III ~ A.
Western. drUier ~ % bl lh-'N iL %
cav Hrlrr ~ Turrentiue s steady az - io'i
common. 3 q 4 cH. Hue tU4 40 ~ CO.. Iu
American ,hoics nriner 81 l,Ih tiL -tetly ~ l
Fluur-Extfa -tate. duil AZ = ID WAei ~" 4, " H.
.+etIv nj I'D -pune. 81. Z. aul at 92f. Sew ~.
rcr aa4ro-s dun a. 9qt.: New -outAfrn WINTER dH 81
ar TO- toru-AIixr Grmer AZ III. tOt;JnseeG OIL ~
,ow imetIcan steady -9jJ. iast nn ~ 90 Hil''i
s.a,fv 70 t.. Tury.luga -arts n L'lao., If'lrr pr -
f,-l,ror- ,n~ l-l.}Y D. h. Hacyn. 80 per cHt :
Long Cfcar Nfa.. Lard tUt per cwtf0r American Beef
% 1er ti,rcc PriIa- AcSs ,,,-...,
LIVERPOOL. llJ:iJ Q. m common i'osnt De- W.
spirits of Turpr nrue % Dcr W. o..,., -
ToNpoV Nus la D. m-Hefn.d Petroleum. 8 n I'd pr
ga p inns " Petrofuu. per rprlis u Irpen'
81 5d- u - Der cwL
Lo,Ioy AugII -73n p. m.-spr's Of lurpen'lne - Sd
ANTWERP AuE. -PrtItrum % : france .'r me pae
An.rrran Larl closed AZ 0i > francs per I'D Ail"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

the Treasury amounted to S6.3S7,1O0. Of which
T25a00O were accepted, as follows: S1l30O0
g, 1SSo. 20 102.97Gl 90 a: 81 .3O7 900 IS ISL.
at OiGSa1Oi7i; $1,000 900 IS 1851. at 1O2.GS
a102 20. The prices paid are about tie same as
tie market quotations. which are unchanged from
vnatnrInr md ore a. FOL nrra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
VLYNN-DALE CONSOLIDATED GOLD
~ MiNIrG COMPANY
glroutan Aoueru5eGeH.5.

CHARLES AUSTIN HALLE, who lett Eng
\ lard IN june ls-3 IS requested % communicate hi,
EhereahOuis John oBgwOOd Hare AMI ltchAfd hot
oDers Al No Il NthInht, >uutBsea Ia The county OF
-ontanat0n u,lud. NlfaI three moufhs nom ITO it.s
hereof wacI he VIII something % MS advantage
OVER S25. 900 CAN Be MADE BY TAX
" ing IN hand
AN FNCELLENT PATENTED ARTICLE.
which requ ses but d small Mt % capital.
Any '''A ''' At,ress F. P IoIl care r MoSsE.
. v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

In london, Br-ish consoIs were steany NJ 3U''lj
FOR money ard for account were % lower al DoolG.
J-,ited sine. bonds were unchanged IS al 1854,
ilos at 1874 A. at 1874. American railways were
irregular Erie shares declined Ss - iil2 utsecond
cousols Il to Ola. Atlantic amt STeat western
t~.t sftrr declining T. colo. closed unchanged at
~ ana the seconds sod at 2Jl203O. limos Con
rrol was l. lower AZ Il6l2 Reading = lower az lO4
aud Central and IIudsOu uucnauge q ~ 1870 ~.
India Councl bulls were allotted at decline OF
IreI per rupee. bar silver being unchanged at
5Z5sd per ouuce. The Bank OF England gained
4@5n 1oo b1lIi5u on baiaBce. ~ Paris French per
cen, declined 10 s54O and recovered to sj.4j.
lie gross earnings Of thc following railroads ere
reported: - $3.50, -, r,,,,
~. -,o.t IN ,,orSt = - s3s s2.l .ODO nc tG11fi
FsnnaTy To- Aug. 4 }62 los s J0r go Iucl5t5 81
MISSOURI. kansas AID TEXAS
It-st week In Argusi .. soJ.jfA $1,000 lac $3.50
Isntarr ! a. august IaJ5,oJ 80 0Jo Inc ittli7
lAe receipts Of four aud grain at tAe principal
Atlantic ports this llth day OF August were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
D.uiocnd Nct-es

nIYIDEND NOTICE.-OYriCE "oTORMQNr
~ sLysK A>Tr Colf'Nt Il Gfga' J9S S, 80 '5.,
York-6ae so-s5 If. p. it ,'' c ssi .sIrs9
The par value Of her ,' r'2 ,a5.r be sso S'l s.,
August Is And feop. Angus d. -d,2221.,,. ..r.,,,y
OsIcE o. gi.a RsiSs e,S GOLD NNne oosfAAE(
OF S "a Is NJ +, 81 YORK Aug Ic. isse}
DIVIDEND 80. ,.
The BOARD Of Tse have th dav d-ea,.i as, ., ;,
lp1. close On -. i9, and reopen the 2sh 1t
August L l.. ~osl t! .,.,tav
CrVir~ -f.lF t.gpF Nf,iNG CoM"t'Y
No l,i ROADWAY SEW-YoaN. avg. q, 1850
DIVIDEND 40. 7.-Tae Trustee have Nv , Jhi,
100000 on Tie c1pil "a - r. ee2t' ps.
i sro,ea, 'on v ~ Or a-r ~ n rransor
~" close GA '' 1'' '-1 1902. 1SHiiiiI l. EAnLg
Transferring Of stock and paying dividend, vii nara'r
be AZ jhe ONCE u o. company.
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COUPONS.
sos g l7f eS7t ' y ia '' ~
NIat3Nl aso eo1iogi n,r.S ,inr 'I2 i' ~ -
S3tl ~ mr. c,.r' da 1 3e 2.- p
coms. apS S o. s.s 4 b, yl.l o s o.s s
Trust company ,,,,vs,ru.u
Ass.-tant lr,a,lr,r.
NA"-foaA AsaNes. so. j. .. 55Ss7 80
INTEREST NOTICE.-The Boasd of Dircc-
dag diect the payment o interest % ~
rate par upon Dec Preferred l.c.me ans -1k
tg FUND Drhrnturs. pfvlhie 90 the agency = me com
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The ddv OF september ptpX 20 the rrg-t'in ~ hpi'
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himself, had the receipt for something
very like the Cremona varnisn; anu
lately, Mr.. Perkins has not only an
alyzed the varnish of Joseph Guarne-
RUS and found amber in it, but has
himself produced varnish of an extra
ordinary quality
1.-The violin is not an invention, 1t Is
growth; it has come together, 1t is the
survival of the fittest. About the
eleventh century an instrument of the
VOL tribe emerged with frets, but 100
years were required to get rid OF those
marplots before even step toward the
true viol could be made. Before the
end of the fourteenth century viols were
made in great profusion of every size
and shape-the knee viol, the bass viol,
VOL de GAMBIA, of which certain South
Kensington specimens are before you.
But the rise of the true violin tribe be-
gins with the rise of modern music.
About the time when Carissimi and
Monteverde- 1885 1872 discovered the
true octave and the perfect cadence,
part singing received new impulse;
the human voice was discovered to fall
naturally into soprano, contralto, tenor
and bass, and VOL instruments being
adapted to these four divisions, the
violin, tenor, bass, and later CONTRA
basso, before me, gradually separated
themselves from the confused nebut4
of viols behind me, and shone out clear
ly as the true planetary system of the
armament" -London Times.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-04-03
Bible Reading.

The Chmrcls1nan publishes the follow
ing article:
An experiment which has justified
itself has been quietly tried at Harvard
Tor four or five years. There have been
evening readings, open alike to under
graduates and townspeople without
charge, at which Professors and other
instructors in the University have read
the masterpieces of ancient and modern
literature. The readings from Greek,
Latin and Italian have been into En-
glish, the reader giving his renderings
with such preparation as he might
choose, but with all the effect of trans
lation made on the spur of the moment.
The readings from French and German
literature have been, we think, in the
original in most cases. No comment
is Introduced, except that now and
then the reader stops to throw out a
single word of explanation, like foot
note to the printed pages. By this
means one is enabled to hear Homer.
the Greek dramatists, Virgil, Dante,
Cervantes, Shakespeare and other mast
ers read intelligibly byscholars most at
home in the art and thought of these
men. The tricks of the reader are dis
regarded, the whole aim being to give
such Interpretation as an educated man
could give through an extemporaneous
translation. The interest which has
been taken in the readings has been an
honest and genuine one. We wish it
were possible that such wholesome
pleasure could be had in our great cit
les. The familiarity with the work of
the great, and not with the mere names
of great mems work, would be greatly
increased. But we have called attention
to this simple and quiet means of cult
ure because of its suggestion of a kind
red work. Why should there not be
readings from the Bible upon the same
general planP With all our detailed
familiarity with the text, how few there
are among educated people who have
ever read or heard read an entire epistle
or prophecy. We could conceive, with
narrow limits, of an admirable work
which might be done by scholarly
rector, who should bring his congrega-
ton together of an evening to hear him
read, with just so much Introductory
or current explanations as might be
necessary, one after another of the
books which make the Bible. In the
Bible, as in literature, we are so accus-
toned to talk about it that we are apt
to lose the power of the thing itself pre-
sented squarely, and in entire, not frag-
mentary, form. With no suggestion
of chapter and verse, connections would
be discovered, great movements per-
ceived, and a whole conceived, lost now
under the detached and microscopic
character of our reading.