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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-27
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO, July 26.-The following were
the official closing prices of mining stocks:
XeSta To dav
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A Womaa's Tactics.

When one woDian Is jealous Of an.
other. she rarely attacks her openly; but
she instinctively talks great deal
about her, and the general drift of her
remarks under such circumstances must
he familiar to every one whose &C
quaintanceship IL not confined to the
male sex. 1t il certain that she will
never admit her jealousy; but beyond
that there il no saying what Observa-
tons she may make about her enemy;
nor will she miss any opportunity Of
saying an unkind word of her. She will
generally contrive, however, that none
Of her weapons of attack shall be 80
damaging as her praise. She will allow
that her enemy u beautiful beautiful
as a tigress-but she will affirm that
she is wicked; she will admit that she
is amusing. but she will declare her to
be i'll natured; If she calls her innocent,
she also calls her silly; and If she
praises her as true-hearted and trust
worthy, she stigmatizes her as unsym-
pathetic and uninteresting. Il she be-
gins by describing her rs clever, she
goes on to hint that she is an infidel.
II she praises her balls and her parties,
she abuses her for being too fat or too
thin, or mentions some social failing.
There are plenty Of other faults with
which ladies accuse each other behind
their backs, such as inhospitality, idle.
mem. having odd people" to stay with
lhem, frequently changing their ~
wants. and even telling lies; but & b
needless to multiply instanceA sach
accuaatons are all alike unkind andu
tuSk
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THE sun FOR 1881.

Everybody reads THE Sun. In the editions Of
:his newspaper throughout the year 10 come every
body will End:
l.. All the worlds news. 50 presented that the
with the least Improbable endtur- Of time and
eyesight. THE 81 long agodiscoyercSl the golden
mean between redundant fulncss and unssr fac
tory brevity.
ii. Much Of that sort Of news which depenl.
less upon its recognized Importance than upon II,
interest To mankind. From morning to n,orning
TnE suS prints a continued story OF the lives Of
real men and women, and Of their deeds. plans,
loves, hates and troubles. This story Is more
varied and more interesting than any romance
that was ever devised.
Ill. Good writing in every column. and fresh
ness, originality, accuracy, and decvrum IN the
treatment cfevery subject.
Nv. Honest comment. THE SrS's habit Is to
speak out icarlessiy about men and things.
v. Equal candor in dealing With political party
and equal readiness To commend what is praise
worthy or 10 rebuke wha, is blamable In Dcinocra;
or Republican.
vi. Absolute independence Of partisan or,ani-
zations. but ring 10y atty Ia true DemSTatic
principles The SUN believes that the tiov.rn-
ment which the Constitution gives Us Is a euul one
To keep Its notion Of duty is to resist To- its Ut
most power the efforts Of m.n in the Republican
party to set up another form Of government In
place Of that which exists. The year lssl and
the years Immediately following will probably de-
eide this supremacy important contest The >rS
believes that the victory will he with the people
as against the Rinss FOR monopoly, the Rings for
plumber, and the Rings for imperial power.
Our terms n follows:
For the Daily SUS, a four-Iage sheet Of twenty
eight columns the price by mail, post paid is ID
cents month, or $3.50 year or. including the
Sunday paper, an egbt-Page sheet of iifty-six col
umns, the price Is Go cents n month. or $40
year, postage paid.
The Sunday edition Of The SUS i also furnish
Ell separately at S1.3O year. postage pail.
Tn" Pric- OF the WEEKLY Sr>. eight pages. hfty-
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free. Address J. W ENGLAND
Publisher of THE srN, New York City.
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NAs8la6Ion.

As transfer x ss5e, SO q eoid bSliion
nom TIE assay once In New York 20 thu
PhilaslelPhia mint for coinage into eaglx
and half-eagles. Amer this transfer there
will still remain In the New York assay
once eeSoo0O0 Of gold bulllon-mgse
than enough to keep the Philadelphis
mint employed for six months In coming
gold exclusively.
The public debt statement for December
vi how . reduction Of about &3H0N0
De. .ng this month about Sl,OOO,OOO has
been paid on account Of pensions.
James Madison Farlton, consul general
q Nelbufne, Australia, under President
Pierce, died at Washington, Friday from
want and exposure.
The president has signed the commits
sion Of William b. Woods, 10 be associate
Justice Of the supreme court.
There has been q marked falling of late
Jy in orders Tor standard silver dollars.
The cost Of the government printing 70.
tlic last fiscal year was s2,O34, 40.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKET QUOTATION.

Kansas City-Grain-NO 1, winter wheat,
cash, 921<c; December, Ole; January. !2c
February, 95s<c: No. do, cash Sic
December, Sc, January, SIC; February,
G1Sc; NJ. 3dO., cash, 15sIc; December,
75Nc; January, IKE; February; SOC;
December, 2s4e; January. 294c; Corn,
cash. No. 2, mixed, 2sAc; December, III
January, SAc; February, assc. May,
Produce Butter, good to choice. 15.al6c ;
medium 10. Eggs, 26d21c. per doz. Chick
ems, drawn, 4d5c per n: nndrawn, &c !;
Turkeys, drawn, 9d10c per n {; undrawn,
Sag per h Cheese. ga Zoe. FIR prime Kan
sas. hides, dry ilint, No. !. 1Gdl7: green,
No. 9, &c. Potatoes, per BUSH. iod15c.
Broom corn, 3dic per D., according to
quality. Hay, s9.JO(dlO-J0 per ton baIe,l.
Live StOck-Choice native steers. extra
heavy, S4.15@si7O: good do, 800 to l.ioO
S35k; feeders, S3.s21sd3.S5; good native
cows, Sa.25; medium to common, do. $40
@25Oc; bulls and stays. s2!o0d3i0c; milch
cows, $2O(d35; calves, S5.O0dl 2.O. Hogs,
choice packers, si.45d4.4O: medium to
common grades, Si.10di.60: stOckers, S3-3j
4a6o Sheep..NOtransactions.
St Louis-Wheat. cash. No. 9 red. Sl.0ssz
81; February, SI.oO: March sio71i; No. )
do. Sl.O0; No. do, 99c.Corn, cash,
67Kc; Oats, cash, 33;Sc; Rye, sc.
Chicago-Wheat, No. 2 red, s1.03c: No.
sei spring i,c ganna4s cash. February SSssn
WXc; Corn, cash, 40i.c. December,
S0Xc. January, 3Gc. May. 4iAc; Oats,
cash, 4lSc; December, 2k; Rye, soc,
New York-Wheat, No. Chicago, s1.12
Al.lB; No. 2, rcd, s1.15d1I5z; Corn,
No !, cash 57i<c; Oats. mixed western,
-: white do, A6@50c.
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CRIME.

Two lads in RichmOod, Va, ventured ID
esk drunken man TO make no noise in
'front.' Of their home, as their mother was
very Ill. In response, one received bull
let through the eye. and the other a dan
ger0us wound in the chest
Two young men, William Murray and
Creed Chapman. got into dispute over a
game Of billiards, in q saloon at Blue
Springs. Mo-, which resulted In the latter
striking the former with q billiard cue,
fracturing his skull.
Henry Ostrander, aged q. shot and kill
ell his brother George Lyman Ostranter.
aged Nj. at Utica. n. Y. 1t was a case OF
who should be boss.
Twenty prisoners mutinied ut the fail
at Columbus, Ohio, Christmas, but after
being thoroughly drenched with colo
water, quietly succumb.
Gen. X. X. Scott, ex-governor of South
Carolina. and now a resident of NAPOLEON,
Ohio, shot and Killed q young man BY the
name of Drury.
A. NJ. Conkling. editor Of the Socorro
by Mexican desperadOes, Christmas eve.
Joseph Howard was found dead ana
horribly mangied, near the depot, ut New
Braimfels, Texas, Saturday morning.
Peter Mukes killed Harvey Bell. at Lou
isville. Ky.. Christmas morning. The
trouble originated in drink.
Chief Of police Hays, at Ansonia Conn.,,
was fatally shot while attempting to ar
rest dlsOrderly character.
Mrs. Brown, on trial at indianapolis for
the murder Of her husband, Is defended BY
Mrs. Foster, Of Clinton, Iowa.
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MISCELLANEOUS

The Clinton, Iowa, lumber mills mann.
fnctured this year ia Az .0U feet Of lumber,
and Lyons mills 30650.u)U fest, making {
toIal Of l4lOss 900 feet besides q. $4,000
shingles and 2ig0s 900 laths. The number
Of men employed In the lumber business
was 1879 aud the amount paid them In
wages $5e7 90.
Charles W. johnson. in his census 70
port OF the manufnct0ries. commerce, etc,
Of Minneapolis, gives the capital employ ed
I'm manufacturing rs $s.6i5,a9o, the value
Of the manufactures - sO,5si 30 Of which
3eo,a6i.3O0 Is l0ur.
The next legislature Of Tennessee win
elect Q state treasri er q state controller and
. secretary If state. The commissioner Of
agriculture and state Superintendent Of in
struetion are appointed by the governor.
Two new distilleries will be erected q
l'ecria next year, one Of them with . e.
paclty Of three thousand bushels daily,
The other will be devoted exclusively q
prU<iuctioa Of alcohol for export.
The party TO survey the harbor OF vieh-
Into camp ut Delta, and start from that
point. The survey will extend fron tt
Lad Of PaWpaw fslard down.
The dueling bill has been passed BY thu
South Caroiina senate, with an additional
section providing that Il shall not AFFECT In
dictuenfs now pending OF 0Genscs CON-
mitted before its passage.
Sir Thomas lIesketh, Of ENGLAND. and
floFA, youngest daughter Of senator Shar
on. were married af Belmont, Thursday,
The reception was the most brilliant ever
seen In California
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Dull Preaching Heretieai.
Extract fIO,n u sermon by Mr.. Beech.

or:
Now. if these views are substantially
correct, then ! regard all drOwsy, dull,
AMI heavy preaching as heretical.
What is meant by heresy but misleading
men? a man comes into pulpit with
Il sermon that is yellow with age, and
tlrowscs along about preordinatiOn,
elections. perseverance of saints, and
falling from grace. There is but one
point Of joy in the whole sermon of
such man. tits when he says amen"
There are a great many mothers who,
being somnolent, have Overlaid their
babcs and smOthertd them. There are
good many preachers who do that fog
tier hearers souls. A y1an who caI.
~; boil, c.Ia'Ct make ary-tUdy else boil
All conceptions Of relizi,sis life that TO-
;anl strcrg feeling 10 vulgar ara in
r,':.stp1ical AMI utterly contrary 10
Ill .iic experiences Of the acHOn of d.
vine grace in the soul. Tie substitU,
lion of de,,or,Em for real feeling and the
,iii,S;itu!i,., of taste Tor conscience, are
he Substitution Cf heresy in the lower
walks # lrei,'s life. There can lie
9s.ning lower il,an such substitution
ia the economy of BE gospel. The
Iurilthim church furnishes a striking
Illustration Of the substitution If real
feeling in IN educated and refined COM
.nuiity, where even mt the Lords
supper they celebrate it with such
iov;ality that the apostle had TO tel,
them that they must not get drunk.
We lr,d letter far have the most trl-
iniltuols leyity than decOrous stupidity.
do not make plea for all sorts Of
yHigarity and low expressions. Let
every man express the STRINGS Of the
Holy Ghost within hin, but let him do
{ in the language in which he was
bern. David before the ark, dancing,
WIS far more conimentlable than Mi
cllacl sitting in the window playing pro-
Ericty
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Bodies for Dissection.

In free talk with a reporter, q
prominent physician and surgeon said:
THE law Of the state provides that
each medical student, before he receives
his degree Of NJ d.. shall dissect. An
other law Of the state provides that the
body Of no person shall he given up for
dissection unless II he the body of a
criminal who has suffered death by
hanging and in that case, even if de-
sire is expressed by the condemned man.
Or his friends that his body be buried,
his body can not be claimed for the dis
secting table. The last straw that the
legislature piled on was when it abol-
ished capital punishment. and made 1t
absolutely impossible for us to get bodies
for dissection in a legal way. The laws.
as they now stand, encourage body
snatchiug No man can become
practicing physician and surgeon until
he has dissected. and the laws absolutely
prohibit our getting bodies in legal
way. We can't legally bring bodies in
TO the state from other states, rs their
laws prohibit it. Of course we must
have bodies. We must rely OH the
generosity of friends i'm New York.
who will send us bodies and run the
risk of getting caught and paying the
penalty of the law. can tell how
many bodies are used for dissection in
the course of q year. The Bowdoin
school probably uses twenty-five bodies
in year; the Portland school ought 10
use about ten bodies; two years ago.
when our Lewiston school was in oper-
alton, we used ten bodies year. Then
many physicians who have good deal
of practice nse one or two bodies a year.
We've got TO have bodies Wi,ca Il
physician comes upon Il rare disnIs.
he's obliged To post himself on i deal
body in order To save II live one. TIE
price of a body depends upon where
you buy it. To get body here costs
us about So. You buy them in New
York FOR 8 apiece. The Maine metli-
cal association is taking steps in the
matter and trying to make a way to Sc
.,ure bodies legally. Again, people don't
consider the risks THEN doctors run in
fitting themselves fol their work. Er-
cry man who works oven bolies M
the risk Of being poisoned by the decay
ing flesh. Dr. GarcelOn once care near
death from this cause. | was once sick
six weeks from being poisoned from a
body. and an Auburn physician mas
suffered in the same way Bowtloin
college has paid the price of three of its
professors to the cause of medical SCI
ence. Nc less thar that number have
died from poisonOus calculations from
corpses upon tn. operating tab'' l
would rather have old bodies than new
ones. Bodies two or three weeks old
are the best for dissection"
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CASUAL.


A terrible northeast gale and snow storm
Is extending its force on the territory
| between savannah ana Boston. AT Ihacfi.
| ers island tue VIM reacned velocity OF
elsnty-l9ur miles an hour. Inc damage
70 vessels along the Atiantic coast must
""'' ''
On Christmas night, two tramps, ut Pa
| tersOn, n. j., Barney Duffy and John
| Mahohey, iaid GOWN on piie OF not GIN
| 0eIs: one OF tnem was Dadly sunocated,
ana tne otneI OuIne1 70 Crisp.
| ,,nd;n1 ot Mem n,S.sns TOM eoInrad man 8
tont fha;r n".;,,on m The swirc,nr st.oa
~b;ch t;IteS thr"w;na thar, ;nfo tSa r;vs,
They were All drowned.
D., 80. L
FRANK savage, ifeignt engineer on the
srS V.sh,,;,. rd .'a 49, =, Viz s.s",,s y, e
nassenrar Coach ,1.r az E;iIa,, * 3 cniI;s;a,,
~ Ss.ts r inc 81. "e'o Ai'eu W 0oi''''oA
An oxn,os;,r ., ,,,,, ,o,,,.- ..-.-,a,o.
o.nu,sJ ~, ~ sI.;ms, PyWr oI,a,, LII -
Pennsylyania- killing one man and bsdiv
iniuring three others
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uyNSiuys

The London Times says the government
has apparently some suspicion that behind
the agraran organization in Ireland, other
projects are being Matched. II Is probable
that the mischieyousness Of Irisli-Ameri-
can fillibusters who were the authors Of
| the Fcnian rising In 1861, are again at
work.
The mayor Of Winnipeg has called a
public meeting 10 consider the terms Of
the contract with the Canada Pacific rail
way syndicate. A movement Is on foot
In Manitoba 10 organize new construction
company i'm New York.
The London Times hints that the mar
qnis Of Ripon will resign the yicerOyalty
Of India. owing to his inability TO stand
the climate. and recommends the imme-
diate appointment Of his successor.
Intelligence from Triangular says the
explosion Of one Of the boilers Of the
steamer Isabella killed four persons and
seriously wounded several others, two of
whom have since died.
On the 18th the French bark ZanicOl,
from Cardiff. struck on bar ut the mouth
of Madeleine river. The captain, mate and
three sailors Were drowned.
The Russian minister at Athens has
been summoned TO ST, Petersburg TO en-
tighten the Gar on the Greek question and
receive instructions.
The weather throughout Canada has
been intensely cold and stormy, the Their
mometer in many places registering q 70
- below zero.
Tne police stationed at Midtown, Ire
land. have been made to feel the meaning
Of the word "BOycotting," IS they are
without food.
The pope has addressed recommends
Ion To the Irish bishops, urging them to
use efforts towards effecting pacification
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;nsan TessussA
Prof. Maynard Of Cincinnati 1t Is al
legged, owns the most powerful electric
battery in the world. He is also the for.
tunate proprietor Of black tom cat
unriva!e,l throughout the United States
for beauty. si5e and intelligence A
few days since % the story goes, these
two belongings Of tie learned profossor,
each unique Ut its kind, came by chance
into contact. in such sort that TIE chi
became the recipient OF q stream Of
electric huid. estimated at one thou
sand Horsepower. Forthwith his hair
stood erect. emitting brilliant cor
r,scatiOn Of sparks. A series Of heart
rending squalls, however. calling the
prfessOr's attention to his favorites per
picking situation. he promptly discnn-
nected the cat from the hattery; b,s..
to his surprise. found that it rs;naired
luminous, having taken into the system
such q tremendous does of electricity
fluid that it had became a permanent
generator Of electricity. giving out
light equal to that Of eight hundred
wax candels. This it has continued to
do. and it is now the terror Of its feline
colleagues as it perambulates the tiles
by night blazing like q comet, but
with insuffeEsble radiance. 1t appears
that Prof. Maynard. deeply impressed
by the importance of his accidental dis
covery, has taken ont q patient for
lighting streets and public buildings
by.means of luminous cats, and that
u company is being formed. with
capital Of $l0.OOO.OOO. for the purpose
Of introducing the feeling Electric
illumination" to all the countries Of the
universe. A single radiant cat. suspen-
ded chandelier-wise from the ceiling Of
theatre would emit more light than
n hundred gas jets, or. enclosed within
an ordinary street lamp would turn
night into day for some FIVE hundred
yards from its crystal place Of confine-
ment It would be proud day for
silence WHEN electric cats shall revolu-
tioni1s N the lightning systsms Of
creoti0.
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e"erease Of DrvnksnWsss h LsedoA
osw Yrsk w9A
The Pail Mall Gazette giv0 SOM
noteworthy statistics in regard 10 tho
increase Of drunkenness-Or at loagt
q arrests for drunkenness London
u late yaa,s. Ten years $50 the mum.
Der q persons arrested for being drunk
md dloogtieriy was 2l.625. while last
yeae & had increased to S3892 OF b.
neasiy 81 per cent The increase 3
especially remarkable in the case of
women. OF the total number Of per.
sons arrested for these ofIenses during
the year 1879. not les than 1862
were women. or half As many again as
were arrested in the year 1879. when
the number was 10.378. There ID Q
very curious feature in the nature II
these returns which, perhaps. will re-
call some Of the incidents in N. ZOla's
"L'AssommOir-for why should n
Cola have selected laundresses for his
herOines. il the same facts Were not
rife in Paris as in Londonf OF the
81, 3S5 persons taken into custody last
year, $500 were returned As having
"nO occupation" while the remaining
A, 465 fell under some eighty different
Occupati0nS BY far the largest num-
Der of any one classs whose occupation
was particularly specified were laund-
,esses. OF 1892 women thus employ
ell who came before the magistrates
last year. 2,2S6 were arrested for
unkenncss, 2G9 for larceny, AS for
mple assaults and AZ for assaults up
on the police. The statistics show that
laundresses committed more assaults
than either soldiers or sailors. The
Pail Mall Gazette does not specify the
reasons given for these assaults, or
say whether or not the most of them
were committed upon delinquent
clients. In one of his stories Captain
Marryat makes one of his sailors re-
mark that probably it is the amount
of water they see when aboard that
makes them extremely avid Of gros
when they find themselves on shore.
and in one Of his lectures Professor
Huxley has "cribbed" from Marryat
in regard to this matter, explaining
the fact of NOah's inebriety ON his
sudden landing fIU;n the ark by saying
that "he was probably disguised witt
the amount Of water that he had re.
Gently seen around him" There is TO
doubt-at least in formulating soul
content with q few facts--that some
reason of the same sort should explain
the drunkenness of English laundresses,
who have really more to do with water |
than sailors even. Still. We are in.
.lined To believe that a decrease in the |
of pay for their work may
have had more to do with their in
creasing ObstreperOusness than any
thing that regards merely tho nature |
Of water itself.
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Bogus Butter.

00nD - Nov. Il.
The fact was developed ON yesterday
that large quantities Of a material
which b called butter. and sold as such
On the market, Is really made Of Lard by
peculiar process known only to a few.
One establishment in the city has been,
doing prosperous business for more
than . year. and has q trade 50 extern
sive that shipments are made to Eng
land A representative of the Times
was shown through the place. and there
w1D NO e0ort at concealment made; the
mannfacturer b frank about it, and
says the compound Is no more injurious
than pork A large number Of restau-
nnb axU said to be using 1t as butter.
md u report ID that other manufacto.
10 - to Be opened shortly.
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Sherin's Sale.

II. L. HEAD. Guariisn Of thel
Estate OF Kate n. Caniveil.
EDWARD NELSON. .,iminis-
TRAITOR Of Nels :. Beckman, Case No ltfsss
deceased, aud
J. W. PETERSON and Wife,
ct. al.
10y VIRTUE of an order Of sale issued out of
u the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial
District within and for the County OF Saline. aud
State Of Kansas in the above entitled ease AMI to
me directed and delivered, I will, on
Tuesday, the Ith day Of January, 4.
d., 1851,
at two O'Clock p NJ Of said day, ut the East door Of
the Court House, in the City Of Salina. saline
County, Kansas, Offer for sale at Public Auction to
the highest and best bidder for cash In hand the
following described Real Estate to-wit: The
southw quarter a. OF section eighteen u.s. in
township fifteen ti5l south. Of range three q west
Of the sixth Is, principal meridian. in SaIin.
County, Kansas, with tenemeni- here.iitaui-nts
and sppurtenances thercunto belonging
Said real estate Il taken rs the property of the
ntove named defendants, aud will b. SOIL without
appraisement 10 satisfy said order Of sale part
thereof
Given under my hand this 3oth day Of Novem-
her, A. D., ls,o. II. d. BAKER,
4a-5w Sheriff Of Saline County, Kansas.
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Notice by Publication.

Before A. McPhail. Justice Of the Peace OF smo-
Ky View Township. Saline County. Kansas.
swAx Es'cxsoS. Plaintiff.
vs.,
NELs NELSON, Defendant.
SAID defendant Is hereby notified that on the
- 9Th day Of December. lisa. order Of att aeh
ment for the sum Of Twelve (slsl Dollars. WAS is
seed BY the above named Justice cf the Peace
against his goods in the above entitled action. and
that said cause will be heard the 9Th day 81
January, lssi, Al ten O'Clock, q. m.
SWAN ERICKSON, riaintin.
Attest, A. McPnAii. Justice Of the Peace.