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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-07-29
How to Manage a Kitchen.

ga clean kitchen makesa clean house"
is saying which has a great deal OF
truth in it. As all the food of the fanli-
ly has to be prepared in the kitchen. and
as most working people have to take
their meals and sit in the Eitchen-ln-
deed, as the one day-room has to be
parlor, kitchen, and all to many honest
families-it ought to be clean and neat,
or it will not be comfortable and healthy.
First of all, the window and the fire.
place must be clean and bright. No
room is cheerful with dirty fireplace.
Every morning the room must be care
fully swept, and any hearth-rug, mat, or
piece of carpet must be taken ont OF
doors and beat daily. The hearth must
be cleaned every day, and the stove
brushed, the fre-irons rubbed with q
leather once a week at least, the CRATE
must be black-headed, and the fender
and irons thoroughly polished, and all
well secured down twice week. Cup
boards want great care to keep them free
from dust, cool and neat. Supposlng
there are two cupboards, one on each
side of the fireplace, it is well to keep
one for stores, as groceries, ETC., and one
for crockery. Everything should be
clean that is put in the cupboards, and
there should be place for every differ
emit thing, sothat if you wanted anything,
even in the dark, you could lay your
| hand upon it. Be sure, whether you
keep the lids bright on not, to keep the
inside of every pan or pot used in cook
ing SO clean that it is perfectly dry and
| sweet. If you neglect his You may be the
cause of poisoning yourself and youl
household. Many families have been
poisoned by food being cooked In dirty
pans. Besides, even if food is not made
poisonous, it is spoiled by not being clean
~ cooked. Be very particular about
this. It is good plan ta have jar oi
soda in some handy place, where You
can, whenever you wash up, take q BIT
and put in the water. It is very cleans,
ing, and both crockery and tins washed
| in hot water, with q bit of soda in, vii
be sure to shine and be sweet. All TIM
should be polished once week. Kitch
en- towels require good management. i
is a very nasty habit to be careless abou
towels. Tea things and glass should b
wiped with thin, coarse towel kept TO
that purpose. If you have plate-racl
over the sink, plates should be washed il
hot water, rinsed in cold, and put t
drain in the rack; but if you have Ut
rack You must wipe the plates; keep
good dish-cloth to wash them with, ant
8 good coarse towel to dry them with
and use your dish-cloth and your dish
towel for nothing else.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-07-29

BOILED JELLY CAKE.-One teacupful
white powdered sugar, teacupful -four,
four eggs, whites and yelks beaten sep
arately, pinch salt; beat the yelks and
sugar to cream; add the -four and salt;
then the whites beaten to q very stiff
froth; mix quickly; rub and butter a
large roasting pan; bake ten or fifteen
minutes, according to oven; when done
spread with jelly and roll quickly.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-07-29

PRovEss1oNAn pomposity is well taken
off in the following anecdote: Shields
doctor Cooking learned and speaking
slowly)-"Wen, mariner, which tooth
do you want extracted2 Is 1t the molar
or incisor?" Jack (short and sharp
eft is In the upper tier, on the lrboard
side. Bear hand, you swab, for it 10
nipping my jaw like lobster
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-07-29
HupARBJE1nY-Take some rhubarb.

RHUBARB JEL1Y.-Take some rhubarb,
wipe it with clean wet cloth, peel it,
and cut it into pieces an inch long. To
each pound of rhubarb add three-fourths
of a pound of white sugar. Put it to
boil for about ten minutes, or until the
juice is well drawn. Strain it into a
preserving pan, let it boil quickly till it
clings to the spoon, skim It and put it
into jam pots or molds. The quickest
way to know If it viii set is to drop q
title on plate to cool.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-07-29
BueeF-nrDE.

A BUGGK-HfDE.
buggy-rde, perhaps, Ii not ~
Ine nnest eup1ecs ior song,
To treat things light deem no wrong.
I've eNens stuleat, saddest nour,
WAN Al ne etner seemed aoiA1e
Thas sparhed IN the western haze.
N& - H
1he Guest pedr % glowing eyes,
Though fathomlees ae azures go,
And 4ashed with friendship's ecstasy.
OF course they were the " "corner-stonon
OF this production, howe'er grand;
II TO such heights it doth expand .s-s -
8 Et&s -
Along the quiet, dusty way,
With eyen's ehadowb dropping down.
In dingy robes Of deepest brown,
= ssfe z sss7 -
We drove our slowiy-prAnc1ng steeo
II {Hired horses ne'er possess souil,
never thought Of peying " toll
? ~ i p y
Until ut last she said thatI
Must write poem Of our ride.
Unless abs be the song implied.
And, whispring in her hstnfng ear,
asked sngnt put simple ooon-.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-07-29
And at the end Of the wear. when Meta

And at the end Of the year, when Meta
Gray married the young hero of the
coffee and sugar trade, Mrs. Darkedale
marked her estimation of Meta's charac-
ter by giving her as a wedding present,
part of the jewels. -
For she is a good girl, said Mrs.
Darkedale, "and she has chosen we'll
and wisely.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-07-29

TIE money spent for tobacco in this
country, according to the Retailer, ex-
cseds IN amount the expenditure for
bread
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


NOTlc4 - H1REBY GIVEN THAT m puR.
s1aecs 6 = order 81 the Probsts Court Of
1mg eeaney. WA6kineto0 TsEsffoxv suande a., ~
se1ov - 1ay, lpS q ~ ns1aef ~ ~ esfsts ~
x.o9l3 Ochsn. eeeceaaed, the undsrsianed fhs
Aa1ansssees ofshs sstd estate VIII ell q pusi;c
suction. 70 the highest biddsr, - -
- MsAe.y. Az elst AAy % Nay. 1850,
ensxssa a4ileyO,sleek 4. n, = :
1n.frsak - ~ nssl Esta1s o0ee n M.sh,,t..-h
z 1e:vses corner 81 Mil sed Commercial Bsreets'
Y 80 CITY q Seattle. al shoss cattain lots.
~ - e9esis g Ind lying and being In the
~. so-u1: L0es numbered one al two ~.
- 49, 20 = 1lce1 x.nhsssd twenty f2O, Of
xN1s - ouQdtt1ons az ala: ON ia -.
y - Unnsa ueasee. TO b paid on the dsy a. ~
- = posseasse On payment Il purchsse
SsSii - ~ r. q s12saas Of pussAaser.
j. 80 .k EBtN r. osBoRNr.
AeSmsss.ass Of ths 1aAdas = TAon. Calle..
z fsg asNs hsf m8vlt
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-27

Emission. Aversion - Society. Dlmncss Of vision.
Noises ~ TIA Headi The vital .Aaid passing unob.
served r. The nsinS ana many other diseases thai
lead to insanity and DEATH -
DIX. HiNTtE viii agree to forfeit FrvR Hun.
pkED DOLLARS for case Of this kind the VITA
RESTORATIVE under his special sdvice md
treatmensl VIII not cure. or for anything impure
or fnturiods FOUND n II. DIR. MINrID frests Al
Pr1vss Dtsesses successfully Without mercuvy ].
CONDENSATION FRxgs Thorough examlnstfon "a
adv1cs. Including sna'ysls Of urine Is %. 100
Of VITAL RasroREfrvk. s8O0 : bottle Or fos,,
tames ne quantity. 100; sent 70 any sddrs =
upon receipt o. price. or @. o. D.. secure f.um
observation. and In private name II desired. -
AiH. MlNTIE, n. D.. -
II kearny Street. San Franeisce. osl.
!. d.. sMINT1ES KIDNEY REMEDY. NRpuRrr.
tCu1. cures al kinds OF Kidney md 1jSSdss
Compnints. uenorrhea. elect. Ieuoorrhna -
500. - =. sosssss soe
Oh 3tNTIEx DANDEIION PILLS. srs A..
80 snA cheapest Dyspepsia and BIfloU. ~
~ s0s Market. Forsals b. all drueeis1s.
- 2s ~ szz AfAvly
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-27
Noticeef Application to Purchase
S, Timber Land. '7s'

UHnD srArss D1srucr LAM oyvscs.
OExnp1A. VAsmuoxnG Txanz1onB.(
iN0tic1 - ux11DH oIvEu TaAT. n CON.
~ pl'ancs With Tie p0oviaIoos e - A. q
Con!fsss spprnysd June {. lS7S, satitls1 '.Al Act
~ tne 49, 81 Timber Lands = ths otsteo q O.
~ Oslgoes GsveAs - Wash1ngssa 9ne1l
ingtoa Tss11sosy. ~ this az alsS Il Iii olIes
- !. sy?ucassoo g puecAass She I. y - N 4
- 1870 re. y. n Tevnship ue. 81 use1hs
100 Mc. xass Of TIE WfIlametts MsIidias.
~ ~ Al !>rsooe claiming sAvssssly IL nd
y requsrs1 70 ME their claims in this once with
N nxU te0l Gays fSon dats Aseeof.
vsvso e1dsf nyAaa4. q my ofAcs, IN Olympia.
To snis tia lith day Of Nay. a. D. 1850.
]. =. brown,
1SAoWlos Registee 0f the Land One.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-27

CURr0Us HlsToRy OF LAND CLAIx.
An adverse report was made hy the
Sensts Claims Committee on the 18Th
on tho blu authorizing the settlement
ct the claim OF Jeanhstte s Johnson,
asking compensation fur the uss Of
property ON the Colamhis river. u Or.
sgen. By the Unltod States military
forces in 1855 aud prior thereto. The
interesting features II the biu ~
brought oas 10 the reportlof th4 Gem
n'ittee. which declares its INABILITY 70
find any merit in the claim FOR The
following ressonG 0soraa Jolupson, The
original claimant. 6ls6 y elSim nth
the xxxvu Congress Tor 500. QUO,
aud shs Coamattss On Claims sftsr doe
consideratiou. reported ashill u he
House In fAvor Of Glowing t120. 600.
bat the session sdiournsd withodt Scel
Ing upon u Jo6nsoh, aavillin6 4
risE action By The next Coaesots. en-
ployed +. p. stanton end Bspi r.
Butler. and sued the Uuited states FOL
the original amount. The Court Of
Cl~ims allowed hin ~. 0Oo. q An en-
nual rental Of 1880 Tor the nunbsr d
ysars his houss Was occupied The
claimant. instead Of appealing from
this judgment ~ he he'd right 70 do
accepted the dscision, and two years
lAtsr. and a1ter b rs rsetot6d % ~
posssssion Of HE so aesss ef lad,
through 4ssars Stantsn and CAiet
Cushing. hs secured the money. Later
he died. and. according to the report
his widow instituted an appel fol
100000. The COMMITTEES thinks the
allowance made By the Court Of Claim,
liberal and even genee@aA - thal
there z eslshss sssit sG jttS sin u.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-27
DR.. SPIN /
s. NO. iikEARNY STREET,
treats all Chronic 4 Special Dissas,s.

Treats all Chronic 4 Special Dis......
YOUNG MEN
WHO NAY BE SUFFERING IRON THE
w eaects Of youthful follies or indiacrssscs.
vi g well 70 aystl themsel es Of thi.- ~
ssessest boon ever laid II the Altar Of snf.vs..
11umanssy. DIR. sPINHEY win Ruersntee ~ ~ ~
-. Sop ioe every casA a. 0euisnl Wear, -. :.
p1vsse disease Of any hpd or character vhisS ~
MIDDLE.AGED MEN.
There are many st the ago OF thtrtv 70 s,,.,
~ ~ - hooosed Nth too frequent svscuations
= re naadder, often accompanied by siioes
s@oaring or burning sensation md ~ snSsnn
- ~ sysssm IN manner the patient csnret ~
OOuns Im. On examining Che urinarv dsrc.s,s' =
g w se9ment viii often be found, nj .o,o.
~ mail par fclea Of albumsn win snns., -
- Color vail be Of thin nlIkish h1S 800. -
q lazy Ioen yhe die o. this dflculty. i.nn,srt
- ne csuse, which IL tie second ~. - s.,
wes.ness Dr. 6swiil Raernntesss .s~cs.s
~ - ~ sech cases, and heelthy res1orstios a.
ne &eniso' urinary orRans. -
"a - - nsufs-W TO snd &c {. Sund.vs 49,,
- - ~ 4. =. 0onsultstion frsa Thoro2sA 81 81
! ~ 5ssson ana savice. -. -
/. = 8. IN. eFlNNnx : On.
'dsv1y Ne. II xSuzy g.. - r.soss.,,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-27

inal Weak ness. Isnpotency. night Losses BY
dyeame, pimples on the face, and lest manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and an cted
should no. fail to call upon him. The Doctor
has travelled extensively In Europe, and inspected
. great deal of valuable information. which he
is competent to fmpart to those in need OF his
services. DIR. GIBBON win make no charge
unless he effect Q cure. Persons at Q distsncs
MAY BE CURED AT HOME. All com.
muaicationf strictly confidential. You see No
one but the Doctor. Persons writing to the Doc.
tor will please state tho name of the pap r they
See this advertisement IN. Charges reasonable
Call or write. Address DR. J. F GIBBUN, Boa
1857. San Francisco. Send $ie for package Of
medicine. ~ e ~ ol9-dAw1v
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-27
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

u . peverlailing Cure
for Nefv0us Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
eemtnal Wea kness,
6permatorrh0s, LOST
MANHOOD, lmpoten.
o.. Parslysts, and all
the terrible effects Of
eelf Abuse. youthful
foll1eo, and excesseo in
mGtufee yesrs - snch
as Loss Of Hemory,
Aakk-1- ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-27
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

T,Hx RARrxxHsHn HrRxroronx EXIST.
Osmpanx. IN H. Cord Wood business for tAs
- svo joan. has bssa atnelvsa b. mutual 90.
eeot. 4f. Cons1gn = a1tAor1nsd % collect al
eellAssnd van pay al ln1seesens-s Of he lsae
etm. O1ARLE1 COMMON,
HfH1AIM CHANPAUX.
Ar. o0nstgu VIII eoutinne The Cord wood busi.
neas md benpeok IT, hin IL couxtesiaD "a
patronage bsseouod - he Urn.
n13d4w KPnRAIG CHAMPAUx
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-27
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DR.. GIBBONS
DISPENSARY.

800 KEARNEY 81.
OlO corner Of Com.
merctsl street, San
Francisco. Established
I'm 1854, for the treat
|mtnt OF sexual and Sem.
'inal Diseases. such a.
'Genorrhea. elect.
stricsurs, Syphilis
L. ~ IA
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-27

by gomr
Mr. and Mrs Defoe sat before cheer
full fire in their home the Other evening.
There had been long period Of silence
when Mr. Defoe suddenly exclaimed ~
abpve.
Whist is it, desr?' she responded.
SAY. we've got tired Of playing
games. and what do you say TO private
theatricals r
How
why. we'll get three or four of the
neighbors to jim in. and we'll meet 1t
each others houses, and have regular
plays a
That will be splendidr she gasped.
H.a1ed if it woa'tl Wsssder We
never thought Of II before. Twenty
dollars will get ms sil the scenery ws'
want, and each one can furnish his own
ward ODE. By gum! We've got the
idea now -
What sort of play could we play =
she asked - be marched up and down
with tragic step. kNYs Isl
I have it-shAl' be sxClsimed 40 DO
stopped short. Don't you remember
l started to write Q play about Ave
yssrs sgoy III asisk i and we'll.
bring It out. Now let's see how the
characters run. Thses il the CeaAG
DamdefE. Who il II love withG smldise
the Fair. Til be the Count, o. cou:se.
a. be 10 the hero. He kills four men,
rescues Geraldine from several dangers,
aud there h . good deal II tissins and
love making end 3 happy uDssriage,'
AND I'll be Gersldiue.'
'Youl Oh. you couldn't play that
part. She must be young end viva
cious. Let's ssel I think Ill cs.t yoa
for Hsnnsh. who ksers . bakery near
. park 10 Paris kf
~ ia like TO sse myself playing Han
nsh in bakery. wouldr she excIsim::
ed dsdantly. If you can play Du01of
! can play Geraldine.
oh. no. you can't, my love. You
are little stiff in the knees, and bow
you'd look throwing yourself into my
arms ~ the villsinS pursue. / shall
cast that little Widow ID Tor Geraldine
Then thereH be two Gsraldincs of
Us! II you can play Dumdef with your
lame back and eassrrh. I know / Can
play Geraldine With ~ littls lamspess
10 my LETT knee
Now you listen to Ssason, Mrs De-
foe. You arse't built fOs . Gerald line;
you are too fst; your feet ere too large;
you haven't got che voisss Tor H.. Ysa :,
And you'd mAke's pretty Count Dom.
dof, you vouldr she Rred bach. =. You,
want to get that crook out Of your
back. that bald head shinslsd. your
mouth repaired. and your eyes touched
up with paint brush! / think ses
you killing four villsins-hs! hal hsr
'Womsn! do not anger mel he said
In deep toned voice, % be rose up.
And don't you anger your Geraldine
either
'Geraldiuel Why. you don't know
sky border from Astp y
'Dumdofl And you don't know .
Skye terrier from the big fiddle in the
orchestra
Tie wel.l Well have no playing
Then you needa't! When I play
Hannah in the. bakery TO let yoa hug
and kiss the Widow D or any ether
woman all over the stage. you'll be two
or three Count Dumd0ffsr
I'll burn the play Jealous womanr
III you don't | viii. vain man
Then they cat down aud resumed
their former oocupalisu ct looking into
the DIRE. aud the disturbed cat went
back 10 her dreams.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-27

The Bleomiastsn .Ass pahlhAp
births marriages and deaths undsf the
heading: ..HateAsd. Ha&ehad, DE-
patched" Il would take lees type to
say: Bred. Wed, Dead.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-27
SHERiFF,S SALE.

b, 1cs% g g 81 Z g; s.gg2E 1RYss
g: s. 90 : - 4ss;. 8 - e,
!. I9Bsl1. pofenaA 4 Nh u -. go
sleA deY q NJ. -. ~ ~ ~ q % oTsloek
s.sd. $1,000 = IN q. salo aseelsa, Icr 90.
Al q a. un4t, tt0e - 1glgeokof u. 16nnt n
- = ooe!e 49, rla4o ~ 0o116nd yGaler 9
oes scesss -. - - sd Ill - 49, 9
Y Z. ~ & ~, ~. - .. o. pcpssI 9.
- ~ = folloSe: lpgt e. osc11oa n Tbveahip
y Worth q x1uQo - oD0mancin9 g . ueako
On TIE ea0k - WAt1s river q tho bsxu a Goa.
dard Keller, run1in9 DossAvsse aevm ro6s tAooce
1870 yesay - 80 pesthves Slsysa
Tie nesndss H. = Nmo1xs6R.6s sAs 49, q
bsgi.nine. canteani.g seysa sarss. n Kisg ocun-
- eaAty ud1aIe1fGf - 1uBe3o1 q h 49,
u - ~ - Ao1e 110tGne1, u H. ooQnfy. n.
=. - faNoe - 1n1o114 - ahaS8 <Dee1f S6ns
A9sln. &. ~ 80 g 1g1S 80 $500 -
Daasd = ess1aass Agra a Ism. 81 /. q
eaxia 81 Kias ouasay. M.ks 1saiissy.
.
, 1880-08-06

t54d HAtfH.
HHEEF-N9HlA!ned dMl md prices Wct0 weak a
IL p1r III lbs for III .atUr u choIcp+


AHEEF-HHn11ne1 dull, Npd prices HCtG weak It
E.iAa4-1J Dor 1Jo lbs for ILL utlUr u choic1
..... BUFFALO.
1s cssegs assess gs 'oss5 s,5sns
is,t so SosS ,1a,Iys s:!lgpns stSs.
saESF All L$aas. .tsevspss so.day. Soo, con:
@ 'sssa rx ss% stSs atss +
j .sgs-lsssi.ts teaey aan, eonsxnea shseuEh
., i Haatts M u aDad @ oho shd a!ss!sans Eis
aeayy asd ,i,edua., saa5 eotlmon II aooa aads. *b
Nrw YonK. -
NEW fonK. AnR. .a.-.lsExrIs-Sonor received; Tcel-
ns fsrx rs, III t INK ,S.. s r.
cl9as A. n.y. rattie a,.a - !!ye ehreG
SS s iarss sse ssasa @a sst isg s Hs
s3 sSsts * 4 H s:sd dif Il, M :ssss of III s 3.
I'd st @ ss:s!; ts s s:s, s;s;s ss;
s.Npar lu lbs for fa'r - good sSaa.ssn eurn';sa.
H. LOFTS.
st. Iorts, AUG 5-EA ..rLG-Sit1ly Wilt 4 sood
S,sI1; ya!Sy; pts!ts r ,. sh.lsr bea,y ,has
hstist.; t:s1!ls E5ass lsss"s f.baaIis: receipts.
i sSkis@s ss - s.,i unchnnnea u. aooa4o, r..
e'ris , sGHYsSs YS9s.ts s
ses,a;1 esSa,uE ; =; nj 10 'sas;
H!atHi5a
y1tH9,: MYs1.intqs.gs itSH h' ratIuds'pn'"s. aAthos
sHEx'Siss as'pts, 2'soo; nothing aolas.
CA ;2si
tTptASAFpklA.
rassip;:, :G5S asS; skpMaais s ~ '*''~''
, 1880-08-06

HOG PRODCCTE-Wers qu,et. bt Times niiuost
!eeaa, hit averaged hrmet. with ltta change in the
tone OF iorclGn nlrces the local hog mafkat-
rurk ranged higher for next month. dragged hadly
for OctUGtr, md relatively active On the
tonEet futures, With sotHc reason ~ think TINT
The "coFerntn0 power" Intends ta bring them up
muTe nearly 10 ths present range of Auaust
pi!ces. II II Hued that pork Il only shout Nc per lb
higher ttun m1dica, md that they ura liah1e to
move up ns the other to move down when people be.
como satisfied that pEekeAt pttces for hogs normal
oues. Lasd was relatively nr1D. with b zoo inquiry
for next month. MeBs weEs rnusuajIF quiet In local
futures. bnt snnRcd h!uhcr and these eood ln-
auiry hams 1T full rer,ner pricas Ot!sr uepafs-
mcuts vera Hpparent1J dull. Il Il Impossible. how
exnr 70 GnnIs the exrt trade y Heat5 by tho
tnp tho Utcc. Ut the packers eseA year than Tor
Msss ronK-At.vauccd l5a2so ror brl, and c,o,od
ior VcioISr. 1hs iatest qpt,tations wois tiaSlX9
tsss.; ssW. E,vs; scer @ Ussosss sna sSss solsr p
,so 81 e. sss
t.HtlsG1t; !Gy brla .slor oe!9bef at tAYIix Il s,
211 brta seller EorerDnr ut az ~ sll25' l76 hrlt
ss4g ss,lsr & tet ys11 e n11 so 'F' 'clef
ab1vr thu luclt prlceA 0f WcdI,e1tiay. at s15 f0r
runhh t1sl kEOt seller August. .!74&1U sattes
u ;eiisI fess xS.s.
@ .siiss e. -: x x
were rrrnrteg oi :ilI ii It's sort riIs ii ii iiV
la lu asller sthtcn1hnI ~ E.. ~ hoYct lults aud
snr ttrHta at s74s. 10 tcs tMest picked haus Ut Nc
II oaiis cn:s II ta,s rsse ' aboas ~ toons 81
bclILck fur l,art lJ .curtA 1nkst
, 1880-08-06

Special 01pqleas fo 7He Chfeaao TFta4As.
New Yong, Aug. t.-Tho opening was buo5uut
at general adsSpea, In which Iron Mounta!s,-
wa1ash, tho atzar and ouaha stooks vnro
ieadsss- There wRs . further covering OF short
ea4cs' aaa buying For long accuuut uas octlyu.
The tons Of The market WAS strong unit, noou,
and. then bocano' fevrrtsh, at1ssT waich thoro
waa snore Or lcas irfssularitJ, and ssuduucy
towards lower prtccs until tho clase. though no
weakness WA auswaesv vlsIbs. Tte pool In
on.3ha stockt il very detesnptued, aud Ii buy,uy
steadily. KeHn1 II a lreus believer 10 St. pnul.
boh,o moutha ago hs seut au sxport over
Tho read. xnd 10 IL believed TO
10 now tho .1asscst Individual holder Of tho
stock. Gould II vcttiiy. vady to list his Missouri
Pnclnc, which, With lis cas<L limos, IA to bs ru-
capitalized A. s3o,Uu.u0. <AmarlcAn Union Will
, 1880-08-06
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments nara Died for rec.
ord on Thursday. Aug. e.

The following Instruments nesa lled for rec
ord on Thursday. Aug. 81.
CITY PROPERTY.
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G. I'd, Il '5ams. msa5'ss'1sh s@sh % ssts
$sss iii iSss! i isst; :"
A$sss SS:E il; ;i$$sii's i aisSas
nsf isi$s y$1: I'll sai
81 {. iii T. S%5s: i J. ;s
caas! q at;li:s;t: Il iatci
NJ, sss Nsss.: St %ss s,,s' & a:Ss 95S
$ss;; III: ;}$sa s:S;i i '
ale e1s,s.s st. .;sd jSas 200
i ;Ss y |:s'ss :,s:s; @
H;ss |s::s II l. ss,s$
ss:s H.: # ~ Sl;: Il
wv i ss $sSn: !: is;ti 1s~
'$:; $:!:s !: :3 4 Es;x!!; il II
+: 18TH: Ss::sssS $f;: S;:s & 2Ss:i
stssss Ssisssn VII pursn and isrrisSn.
tSathnp Readlos 10 1towassaa 4 Godfssyh.. aooo
OF ff; 'S u III ssgs OF
Gnrd0n tt. rs It o Of Nnrshalt. t, z3xlat{6 IT.
,,Ln.cl Mas r.. n AhaA!qn 10 J. r. Nalsleis lo
$Mn,;;y ,;G /. . har,.c.t1, ~ <; bn
dnlt1 April u ttohn Ag5npds ii Daniel
Anhn!ng Lon
WEST or C1Tr L1,fITR WITHIN nAnIps pr RrvEN
NILES Of TIE cuUHT.Hor9E.
Fairfield NJ. n34 Il IN Of Dlpopin1,on 1t, g I,
:5ai.U n, tntoa Aug. . tF. Attdg 10 John
fl1E49fl. 90
, 1880-08-06

FtouN-Nus q.,iaI and UNCHANGED. Dealers quoted
old uours ara at tu proviou' prices, MIN quise
n I
saes va.s reported VI Is nsis xntor. elioay II
asu; III hfls aoup!e extras q. ia7e.'4s IND ~ bs1.
quoted y. .auaa4.,s for good 10 eho!co us.ra~
oas eas, wsI. es. ~ II
uhsut:scsoenns. at Hto! ear mlddliusa u s'.su,
.cnr cenEse eor1.-,neal Ut t!s2s pos ton On stuck
.tga s ss .. sf ss. s T. aa
Win narrow lax Of ts d!Herencs potween Tue , quo.
ta.lons fur III. month md next The uni rluscaa
s 81. n III ss % .p ,pss
"a. line, Th,sa "a. s,.o tea se,e nere. ''T: Thr
ssnR gathered In magnificent .hspo aud th,s na4e,
, pas1 p1s 1ss esss % 1 as ss s4
.,es hera Who want pusucs. ,hat ts views q. prish
nu.e', aru na!a!a!', modified In .as direction ot
nws, ss, s l. sss1s Tint our asS
@ NV wv" ~ @ ~
M sst ill., % III n % s:ss: 5 se sns sssc
a:t i9FsHs T. y !, y tns tas ar .aSe
81 s sS Il a. s ssa;sssJs sss JS SiSSs fs s9s
aas s,s s% sn' H. pss|$f s|s;sa sspsuSs 4 s.
III itsa u ~
fss! ~ S. sPsss : Il
~ " T. + y y * s
III u icjsrtsI II tsntral i. asi and ta@ y b
WiSTrS HHrXr@W as i, iii. asuisna =. a dec.inr
g i "se !s,s s fassss g +:
Sa 70 ss4s; s,S.s Ell
ssss 5sa I etSa s u III n
, 1880-08-06
TICKET SCALPERs.

n. @7s4A DltpVlsA to TYu chitaoo 91rfl1,ns
ma, s,ThoIr, M!eh., Aux. h-:rhe secon,, nm.
a1aso1l'entlon Ut the Association Of Ticket
ptescn. wa, was held to-day. .,Scalwrs were
EA,,,'",1st' Typ y, C4l1cngo. l'ufalo, Cleveland,
Aochrs.,.r ~; :, Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville,
hlnv MI, tol,.nbus. Boston, aud few
bat il h.sa hh1s. tts proceedings we.c secrvt,
aSSSaa, uppu, mutual protecllun reoin,t Ias ins
tra sJ.ll,Mnt ll,Mntsesus!ona uxrcei to. md " ss,l-
a.slh'Ise 'Ieassl2n " huia colicer,s{1vT - t,1a best
WIZ ,tiyaiss y ssket exchange: Tile Assoola.
sssd sMd ueieanrxGt. "5ftap'" ossantzul by 5lul-
'o' sal-aSents from rlyal scaipers. t l''''