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Richland beacon., 1881-08-20
rryNY PHRASES

-. Ve,s Yovh Boar" ="
,,.. Ar. U.." ~ II. Nd s.S 1r....
Trade s"" When the market IS
. Bear and falling and love, r.! p, eer.s Of
heavy ," " in consequence OF tho sn
,bc "bcnrs. operats for :.
l'fns '"I A bear i. naturally "sn0' b, a.
decline @S and expecting TO pr0n'
decline. .horts"-Whefo
Cover n,. 10 Se.n sold short .nd the >. ss nro
stock ma; j.; 70 realize his profit OF 70 10! p a..
tee" ssr ""' Thi. is Lowering short 'I for
'S.'. ..,,EThe privilege obt''neo a.rt.idk
4 ea,. ..;an Of calling for oel'a .n
:""T' %sr Of shares Of stock "A,
price, VIII I'm ",e i. stock by 4
Carrying st. omers on a margin. ,
"'c cliauc-A oombih''.' 1a . VI in:
aucncing the market by 'neN
'p "or When the market is o'ersoi'>
,,,o shorts. if compelled to deliver. son"
,;mss find themselves in a corner. +
tunes "%.' LIN" brokers-Men who are no.
,o.mhors Of any regular organ'7aa0n
and do business on the Sidewalk. ~.
'' E,rer~Is small side operation nov
emniov,ue ones whole capital or not ~
,ha line Of his ordinary operations.
LAMBDA very green "out''oe'
essays stock speculation .nd
Limited order-An order TO ouy Anu
.,n r;,b;n A certain fixed price, aoo''
: or below which the party giving 'ne
, order does not wish to go.
Margins-where one buys OF sens ~.
e,,sculotion. and deposits with his banker
I a percentage of value to enable the ...
..r 70 "carry" the stock and protec'
! ,: &c. .r.;n.t loss from fluctuations In
$ Milking the street.-The act OF oliqueS
/, or Great operators who hold certain
n 80. 40 we'll in hand that they cause
n INV fluctuations they please. BY alter
IS , uotely lifting and depressing prices they
v milk - tho small operators and tho out
a side public. obtain
n Pluto buy "put" Is 70 OBTAIN
the right for consideration to deliver q
p s,ock At a certain agreed price within q
20 aiven number of days.
IS Stop order-An order to sell out
ID s,ocl in case it should decline to cor
v tain price. A means adopted by 9
Be- marty "long" or "short" OF q stock te
g. limit his loss to certain figure.
m Turning stocks consists in buying fol
I'd cash or regular way, selling q like amount
to IF the same stock at the same time "or
d. option" thereby making 6 per cent. In
terest and any difference that may e1is
at the time between the market price o
a. the stock for cash and on option, or sell
nd ing for cash md buying on option, whel
N. the stock is hard to carry and tn
IA holder, hoping for rise, does not wan
nd to "Fet out" OF it.
Oh Twist on the shorts-A clique phras
nd used where the shorts have oversolt
yer heavily, and the market has been sud
n. denly advanced, compelling them to sci
Of tie at ruinous rates, or when stccfs AZ
W.. withdrawn from the loan market, an
ITO made difficult to borrow except at lare
ks premium for their use.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-20
HOW LOIG MEN NAY LIVE.

1t was Prof. Hufeland's opinion that
the limit of possible human life might
be set down at 200 years; and this on
the general principle that tho life of .
creature il eight times the years Of its
period of growth. That which is quickly
formed quickly perishes, and the earlier
complete development is reached the
sooner bodily decay ensues. More wom-
On reach old age than men, but more
men attain remarkable longevity than
women. Some animals grow 10 be very
old. Horned animals live shorter lives
than those without horns, Aerce longer
than timid, and amphibious longer than
those which inhabit the air. The vora-
cious pike exists, it is said, to an aver
age of $50 years; the turtle is good for
100 years or moro, and among birds the
golden eagle il known to have lived near
ly 200 years, while the sly and somber
crow reaches the venerable age Of .
century. Passing up in the scale Of life
to man, and skipping the patriarchs, We
find many recorded instances Of longev-
ity among the classic Greeks and Ro-
mans. Pliny notes that in the reign Of
the Emperor Vespasian, in the year 76,
there were 124 men living in the limited
area between the Appenines and the Pc
Of 100 years and upward, three Of whom
were 40 and four over 1875. Cicero's
wife lived to the age Of 103, and the Ro-
man actress Luoeja played in public Is
late as her 18th year. Coming down
TO more recent times, the most notable
authentic instance Of great age is that Of
Henry jenkins, Of Yorkshire, England,
who died in 1870. 100 years old. he
was fisherman, and at the age Of 100
easily SWAN across rapid rivers. Anoth.
or historic case il that Of Thomas PAR,
of Shropshire, England, . day laborsr,
who lived to the ags Of 152 yearA When
more than 40 he married his second
wife. and till 100 he could swing the
scyths and beat the Aail with the best d
his fellow laborersI In his 152d yea
Par went ursto London to exhibit him.
self to tho King. II proved an unlucky
visit, for. violating tho abstemious habit
of century and . hall, tho old mar
Toasted so freely on royal victuals thai
he soon died, merely Of plethora. On
examination his internal organs proved
to be in excellent condition, and there
was no reason why he should not havs
lived much longer but for his unfortu
nate taste Of royal hospitality. Prof
Hufeland's roll Of centenarlans inoludal
many remarkable cases
Richland beacon., 1881-08-20

IL his younger days Prince Bismarck
was credited with saying that all largo
cities should I've swept from the face IF
the earth, they being but hot-beds Of
revolution.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-20

The Old Testament wm not be 70.
vlsed for three years yet People will
have to break the ten commandments a.
they are for the present
Richland beacon., 1881-08-20

IL THE course OF dozen or 30 years
an editor learns to be right good
farmer. ON paper.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-20

S"Nr one has formed 1.Ojl English
words ot not less than four letters from
he letters OF the word regulations.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-20

IT il better to bear injustice than 70
q l.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-20

Porrr.NEss oosts nothing, and that is
ono reason Why 90 many people bestow
nothing else on their chance aoquaint
sncea.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-20

NEwsPAPE1 trains start daily 1t 6:16
q m. from the four great railway ter
mini in London aud deliver tho metro
politan papers in Ill the largo cities Of
England before noon. The circulation
of the great dailies has been thereby in
creased. The Telegraph circulates
25O, 900 copies daily, the Standard $780,
600, the Daily News ITO, 900. the Times
100. 1000.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-14
Boiling His Food.

CAM SLICK tells us the story of the
- Honorable Alden Gobbel, Secretary
of Legation in England, who was dys-
peptic, so he goes to Abernethy, the
great English physician, for advice,
"What's the matter with you 2" says
the Doctor.
Why" says Alden, 81 xe7esume I
have the dyspepsy."
"Ah! l sea Yankee, swallowed
more dollars than you can digest"
81 am an American citizen, am
Secretary to our Legation at the Court
of st. James"
"The dickens you are then you1l
soon get rid of your dyspepsy."
81 don't see that inference"
"But 1 tell you it does follow says
the Doctor, g for in the company you'll
have to keep you'll have to eat like q
Christian" 1t was an everlasting pity
Alden contrsdicted him, for he broke
out like one distracted mad "IW
be hanged" saye he, eff ever / saw
an American that didn't bolt his food
whole like boa-constrictor. How eau
you expect to digest food that you
neither take the trouble to dissect nor
time to masticate? It's no wonder Vou
lose your teeth, for you never use lhen
nor your digestion, for you overload II =
nor your saliva, for you expend it upon
the carpets. You Yankees load your
stomachs as Devonshire man does his
cart, as full as it can hold and as fast as
he can pitch it in with fork, and dfiYe
off. And then you complain that such
load is too heavy for YOU" -S-
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-14
Renew Your Lease.

There are times in every ones life
when energy fails and a miserable feel.
ing comes over them, often mistaken
for laziness. Danger turks in these
symptoms, as they arise from impnre
blood or diseased organs. Medical adj
vice is expensive and often unsatisfacto.
ny. Parker's Ginger Tonic will renew
your lease OF health and comfort because
II restores perfect activity TO the Sl0n
ach, Liver and Kidneys, and puriRes
the blood, AS men and women restored
u robust health testify in KInihst every
neighborhood' Sec ady.-- .dilsoeate. y Il
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-14


an honorable name, and bis blessing.
AT the time Of his engagement he was
about twenty-five years Of age. and q
fine handsome young fellow II was BY
themerest chance that he had ever met
Clara Briefly, and the I,lbdens naturally
took good care that such d formidable
rival to Stephen should be kept out of
the way. However, his introduction to
the girl happened in this wise. One day
old Dhden was unwell, and Stephen
had gone out of town, when a letter was
brought to the Office requiring inmadI-
ate attentlon-the contents OF which
Hamilton did not feel justified Ia deal.
ing with without seeing his principal
and for this purpose, he repaired to Dill
den's private residence. He was about to
ring the bell, when the door was opened
by Miss Briefly, who was just going
out. Hamilton drew back, to let her
pass, at first supposing she was a visitor
leaving the house, wondering at the
same time that the Dibdens should have
an acquaintance of so elegant and aris-
tocratic an appearance. He was not,
therefore, a little surprised when lie was
asked by soft sweet voice, If he was
being attended to; which was in no
wise abated when she asked him in, aud
said she would send a servant to attend
to him.
Charming girl ~ he said to hims6lf
as she went away. And then suddenf
thought struck him. The ward
Now, if George had been comno,
place young man, she would have pa
ed through the hall and gone out y>1
out minding him such however was bt
no means the case and as the girl gave
range to her thoughts she was fain to
admit that she had never seen any one
who impressed her so much at first
sight. Yes; Clara Briefly was ia loye
had fallen in love at glance. Not that
she acknowledged such state of things
to herself; she only kept thinking ard
thinking about him day after day -ke
was such contrast to Stephen Dibden
AS for George Hamilton, be did not
wait to analyze his feelings; that first
slight encounter did it and before he
got back to the office he had built bini~
self castle, wherein he had worked
himself into Dibden's favor and become.
a partner, and won the hand Of his
lovely charge.
Now, John, am not going to enter
into the details of romantic love affair
you know what love can do--they
met and met again, and learned each
others history and at last.a l told you|
before, exchanged vows of eternal love.
l%
f" must take another jump over time.
Miss Briefly is now in her twenty-fifth
year, and George Hamilton Just twenty
nine. They had kept their secret and
it wanted but few months when all.
the world would know it. Their course
| of true love had run smooth enough ais
far as they were concerned themselves
for though they saw but little of each
other, the thought of her future happi-
ness comforted Clara under every vexa-
tion and annoyance. A few more
MONTHS she would says few more
months, and am free of my tyrant. ~
Concluded next week.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-14
RAILR o A 0 s
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
ARRANGEMENT OF PAssENeERTRAINs
May 2slh, 1881.
Trains Leave Harrisburg rs Follows !

Trains Leave Harrisburg rs Follows; F;
For New York Via Allentown, at sos a. M
For New York via Philadepha and Bound
Brook Route 6SO SO5 a, m. and 40 y, m AZ
For Philadelphia, at $50, 500, 9.5oa' M Lao
For kesdIng, at $40, $50, sos, 9SOa. M Las
400, and sos y. m. an
D. M, aid Via Schuylkiii and susquehanna
Branch at 2.lO y. m. For Auburn, at $. 10 q. m;
For Allentown, at $50 sos 9oo a. m'' 14o ana
The he Sos a. m. and las p. m, trains have
through cars for New York,vla Allentown
SUNDAYS;
For Allentown and Way stations, a; 20 a. m.
For Reading Philadelphia, ana way stations,
at145 y. IN.
Trains Leave for Harrisburg as Follows:
Leave NewYork VIA Allentown, 45 a. m. 100
Leave New York via Bound Brook Route and
Philadelphia at 745 u. M, 1870, 400 and $50 p. M
arriving at Harrisburg, l.5U, s.2U, ~ p M, and
Leave Philadelphia, at 9.45 a. m, 400 .f.5O
Leave louisville. 90. 9,loa IN. and 4iO y, m.
Leave Reading, at 4.5O, 81, ll.5Oa M. l.Su,6l5,
Leave Pottsvie wa Schuylkla and Susquehanna
Branch, 8.l5 a. M, and ~ p m,
Leave Allentown, AT 6OV, 9.pU Il. m.' l2lO i.oO'
and 9.O5 p. M
SUNDAYS:
Leave New York, at 5 80 m. f.s
Leave Philadelphia. at AS IN.
Leave Reading, ut 3 ) a. ln and 80 p, m.
Leave Allentown. at9.05p M
BALDWIN BRANCH.
Leave HARRISBURG for Paxton, Lochiel and
Steelton daily, except Sunday at 525 $40, 9.35
Il. m, and 200 p. m daily, except saturday and
sunday at 5.35 p. M, and ON Saturday only, 445,
$40, 9.30p m.
Returning, leave STEELTON daily, except
Sunday. at 6.10, 100 1000 a. m, 2.20p. M. daily,
except Saturday and Sunday, $40 y. M, and on
Saturday only 510 $50, 95Up. III.
j. f. WOOTTEN Gen. Manager.
G. G. HANCOCK, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-14
RALnMIN RRANClI.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
New Bloomfield, Penn'a.,

GEO. F. ENsMINGER, Proprietor.
HAVING leased this property and furnished 1t
n a comfortable manner, ask n share OF the
public patronage, and assure my friends who stop
with me that every eXertioh will be made to
render their stay pleasant.
A5- A careful hosUler always in attendance.
April 9, 1878. tt
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-14

NHoMIE Cloths and other Dress Goods in va
" '''D' ''' F. MORTIMER
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-14

nIL CLOTHS for Floors, Carriages and
f. MORTIMER.
, 1881-02-17
WALL STREET
3~HATftItri1e

5peetat Dtspateh to 1ha Chicago tribune.
New fonK, Fob. l0.-0n tho Stock Exchange
today the speculation was ullsrttict In tue our"
ly dealings, but gradually ga!nod strength. and,
under vigorous buying, tho market bcoaNo
buoyant Tor the gouoral railroad list,
and closed With an Upward tGndenoy
10 prices. Ar tho opening tho mAjority
Of tho activo ssocks showed an advance
on ycatentAy'8 closfug quotations. bur sotue
cent, and Central Pacific II pur cont. Prlces
fluotuatcA trtcgulary until tho arst Hoasrl,
whei. tho eAttra mArket took I'LL upward
turn, and uHder tho loadorshtp Of Now JGrsoy
Contra! and isfn Grando a shArp advance
was recorded. Tho buying In Now Jorsry Co,.-
tsul wAa yuey heavy, and was basel oa repatta to
tho effect that onu Of tho most progInent opor-
aturs OH the BtrGut hat. Gbtaiaoa Il controlling
interest Il, tho company, and that tho road would
bD used nS
THE EASTERN TERMINUS or THE WAllAs1f-
PACIFIC iiAIIlluAD
system. A. QUO ttp0 during tho afternoon, a
rnia waA lnade on tho Elevated Hallway proper
ties, which wus sA.i to ho for tho purpose OF
allowing some Of tho holders Of Manhattan
10 get buck thoiF stock Ut lowvs
figures. In the late dealings however, thoro
was strong huying III these shnres, which Fe-
suited In il recovery ot Is TO III net cent tho
lattrr In metropolitan. tbs earnings OF all
thu brunehea nro atead|ly increasing, ana much
higher tKuruu aro confidently nhttel.
pated for Tho shares. Tho general market
wus very atcally bold, und toward tho
cto4e tho upward movement received frcsh ina-
peEua, tho highpst figures of tts dGy being
touched In the t1uai salcs. Tho improvement IN
prices ru,leed from u to ~ pcE cent. tho latter
!n Denver Il lilo GEHnde,-New jersey Ccutsa!
, 1881-02-17

On acts OF Congress. The bill next sets forth
that tho consolidation at.! vnrtn,ss purchases Of
other lncs Undo by the Western 1}n!on Eotnpn.
ny arc iatentlet! tovcst III TINT casYa'satson
,. AN ESt1sNOt;4 MONOPOLY
y virtue Of which 1t will bo tnnll.l t0 estroyo Or
chcEk competition nnl To 1Gvy such t0lIA M It
nAy p.cnao fnr tho transmission nf tnessagns,
nt'l tceinros lint tho AxreanGut Of consolidation
Is null and s,ist III Wow nr t!, ,cts u Iuxyrss
t. a;ld =. nEaln,t public policy. lonti.f thcrntoro
rylng out the agreement NJ consolidation.
lo.t'aY LOWS Il. )enGlti. clarctMn 4; Sow
Judge ltlatehford nt,i .npp'ic! for u tempo
rnry Injunction. nMf order to show
eAl,Ho why It Rhbut1 not ho tnsihe
pcrtnnnnnt. Tho Court t,,Astr mn order n'iowtn4
tho t,lnlhtf 10 akr mutton ,-tt1t'rrOw fur
provisional nr preliminary Injunction, ani fur
tf!c appontinctit 81 ltrcnycr. pcntl,slg tns nc:
Ill., tho X,i"io "it''!' ae'1o 4etcsnrh s Cpsny
tlull.
Senator fIcarec F. i:''tn,,uds nppcars rs enntnr
cntnacl IN THO bill Ut gofnpnnf, nnt' tho bili IL
verified by HcDrgo Gray Wntli It's ngont fur tho
pfaint!fI 8 COMPANY.
, 1881-02-17

ccc.1ctI tn pour into tho A.it,fts cars nll tho a
legations which hnvo heretofore been 1nate "
tlu ch!cnRu r,r"ra n rcgart! 70 tho Comphnyfs
estnn in lts .Irnilnl ktntnnleut Of nec. ~. Hi!'
aud exprcsscl tho tin1", that tho Auditor ~n'sll
t%. @ % ,' nxnni"s,gm IT., M ts GomEaha ,Sas
unto him pund. 1tE TntnuHE cs'rrceW1ndent
rnu ncrt'sa Dr. Anf,cfs'., lnter In The tlay, and
rcopie hal rerr@iehIy n.kcd t'!o ct,mpany j.
Gx 3 ,v, 1. = ask: e II / n1r"ts u sci , tkc e. H.; M
property, but Il hud refused to do cecM this. II
tho Cant'Hny should nncH foircosc. thell The
como Ip f1r II jttlItinl ti,tlslnr which waA @slst
whnt The Trustees waited. fnti thu Kuri ltHtnr
i n% nst ;''n' T. ;rcp, s" G'y* sy IL WI aeS q
Attd!tor'a lttcns'on bud heen c*!lcd 70 tho
nttIltty orvlcr nm Examination. III other wnrti.,
It appcars lint ltttlr uc!nI levrfaRe Is at'niIt
to tu hrDnRht - f'cnr nj th9 Insurance Cur-
Hitler ca.r tic question Of valhiIsy viii "a list
where The Tsustets wnas l. t,1s.
ter mposlng to-day, With a fur attendance. +:
Il. snIvely. the Treslaent, dett,ereu bis nt,nnal
T4s'ss td rspsrs wra reaa as tnslnws: s
!istor!a! f Z Gisrk: ot '1s ,,rrsay!!le i! ,,a. S"nj
,hn jrw lsion Demcerat: THO Illinois Editors
A1roau," the ifon. y. s. Filctd, ut tho Ash!aiid
tWts.} PFt<*.
he'll ut which addresses upon Tho lives. chnrnc-
isf a;,a n'1 t. pnItii pip,. 'Sfsiss' q tss Ill., r. @
tae iiot' George sero9gs, Of tho .chanpn.gn, m p..,
SfSy It a9 s Sg'nxs xa j 1Ga1 u9!si sa 81 "
Go!. 0eorsa il. finrow: IT, X: cot'Ii'!gc, I.!teii.
t,ars.r: 4. y. i,o.twck. Mnttn.,n t!a..tte: 4. N.
Fletcher. Morris fitnthl: Charles Holt. khnkh-
kee fiazest; ami Cadet rnyinr. "cnnnn !ntfft.
In the Shngau'on County Circuit Court TN plcaA
The Attorney Gcncr.l l,as given an opiaiou ln
s,eS ,s sn'' co3eH q !0'sa' Il on;x5ry As, wh" % ws
Is. lmt failed to tils III hosl
wlthtn tho scqulrr.l twenty days. When 1t WIS
flied the County Clerk issued u tluaitcu cfrt,-
cute Of election. mud rrtetres! tH tho G9vnr1lnr
erIy be, Issued under the circumstances,
The npinlon was. prcpase,l nt tho t4osernor's r.
quest, ind holds tbat l'st, cannot proper!y
s1 s0 ,e. ,hs eS,SS ;s, @ IT. Ta' assc q s
f"ffclt"ra H @ of tie s oce. IT tho iiscton 70 wa,vc
the cause of forfeiture lies nut with the f'nv.,
tho Governor emu nny net on mi un-
qualified certificate. Tho county others hare
themselves neGIaresl tAcahty ~. refusing to
by .inlln9 ol'cIaliy tnat II wis mt 1cl M tin.";
Lincoln and cx~supertntcndcnt Of Puhl!c In
struction ,a Logan Co.,nty had f'ecn illliesMl
making md using fraudulent ntatlaylt*'u ot,-
| taiuln3 It pension fer Mrs. HebeccA u. iInrrcr.
/ It IL alleged TINT the nt'nyts were signed
by mythical pnrtirs. KtoecsM ~. Harper.
been in,!lcrci! With ChAlfant Tho trA hus been
set for March II.
, 1881-02-17

OF a population four times as large rs thns m nf
Philadelphia IN 1571, This rol,ulnttan WI 10
Within ensY rcnch Of tho Kr0!tn1* anu thT i'rlEn m
th sM4sAge 10 nna fsa will 'o nut from y y <,
cents. Tho Gcntenn!nl wis held III tt3 m1aAt q
grant tnunch1 pnnlc. which af!cG5n'l nos hnly
hi. country, hit tho whole wnrld The gutn ire
og 10 cents w,la II Innitcr uf consideration 70 y
great ,i,any neo,,.g ~ that time. md triscllnK
expenses wrrc tnttterr Of ovGn Rrca!nr c;nsh- {. -
Gr,,tinn Il, tnnny instances This c0n'ltFy ~ now
c1ljOyinH nm trn 0f
UNPRECEDENTED PROSPERITY,
mud tt,orc IL every prospect Tint this prospnrity
wIlicnnl!stn far beyond 1SEl Tho cost VI TcHch'
Ing tho fair mud
Tift: ENTRANCE FEE
will be hut little tn our pooplc. compared to is.6.
htcanse 1,tlw they havo snhr1e% ~ hl";in' witch
thry dbl INT ,nyc trIilR tho t'cnte,nlal. ~ It
ltlt'ks reasonable tp suppose that Ht eMlt tour
times NJ tnany pcGt'ic will tIht ihp Fair
phin, IN addition tD this. Ehis' tlntcs have
sprra'l nt'roat. md more people living n foreign
countries rrel bctlrr ahlc to trns:l than thug
lid IN 1xsth Dur country hhs Frt'w1t ssncs then
md ia n,orH desirable place III visit. md t'ini!.
sat,sls will cnnlc tn ,is ftr the ul "nr'd III lHs
Win lii mt c0inr 10 pblat1olrhin. IN view "f
ntl tiIe.e fnct.. 500 no rcnsnn why tno World.
l'aIr ri fsI should not prove II gra,l'l *tcces:.
Tho rrtnArks OF tirli. tirAnt WeTe interrupted ny
frequent bursts IT applause.
, 1881-02-17

sclInR up ~. Northern Pacific prctcrrcd AZ, I
to common 2x, and Iran Mountatt, nor cent,
rlfr MONEY MARKET
was characterized by very easy tome. md n
oso. fno a's m hour ,e ct 'sss s ,S e.cI , '1e @ Gnu
.''",s o'' s'kn ~ ~. s" ~. .'" ,,a rrnn, a" ~
yer cont ~. anu sh's NV WA n,,a .ne eotffn. ra,n.
throughout tho day wcru 4Gt5 per cent, with
q nor cent nam cxccptioua1 txurc, TN Unifci
s.ntcs bonds loans wero rnn'le ut 10 per cent
discount market pr.tue mercantile ~.
stsrl1ns sxehanss .orn ,na!Sot t9 4 ons ,1
bm,hnr, whose t.,st,i rates arg iHji: md tS uro
in'tch cnser To tho mutual business rn1es th,t't
those who hHHn 484 nnt1 AIT M tho ethnllrtl. Tho
RAILROAD MurrnAnEs
no'sq bnt thG skst W.
fsD FsDss 1ro ssas p r1,s scimsa nms 1SsS' fro T to
n,c, letseet, x,' nn H IL n,,,i n'os"% Itt
Il: i rexas i"oIf1o land nd uranI uc1;,,cs s"l', IN
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to l.3,s; and Wabnsh .peneral sIxcs from
w.: to uS American f11,,0 n1Gk 1mpr'vsmafit IT.
s.rnni Snseds ,yas,rn sccons o 9ro,n n, 70 i
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THE TERMS or THE wo1.KMES
ITEMS.


MUST STAND T1tIAk
NEW yoix. Feb. iG.-In tho criminal branch
Of tlls Emitted Suites Court to-day Judge Home
diet oycrruleti tho drmurrcrs Of John X. Nut
tt,oYvs und Austin ,inyne, Government Inspectors
Of STEAMBOAT i.otters t. thnIr indiotmenta for
ulansIauHh,rr In connection With tho Seawan-
lllkeU disaster.
won5g,'s FAIR.
Gen. Grant presided ata msctnF& @ & 81 the the r.
posi- lou Uf 1bs III NEW Ytrk would be of greIt
bcnphti 10 the country. Subscribers would rccci.c
thought tho atteuf1nslce would lr four ttmrs
lurvcr than thut ut tho Centennial. Others ap0ke
IL fas5 Of S pre III + " n; ,na el Ss'ass 20
DAMAGE Iy ICE.
Henry Ice over twenty, inches thick In the
away. md vessels that hu'l Leou fastt
bs s0 hsS sss TfSus nusea g. ek
abput aslnu9 the henvy cakes: The decks ~
ste4Sat at st t:[ 1nas ns
Ht MIXERS Hotc', College Point, on Flushing
INCREASED EANSlSGs.
Thq s"Dnss q H. bcsr Srpx M aseoad
week lu February.
JUDGEMENTS AGAINST l.A1LnoAns.
4 vnrilct for s. damages wrs yesterday given
%Fy u ssa u csn sy
IT Gonpy is!aad bait m u hour beeaSso
Mccoy claiuet that bis t!ckct WIS takrn vi, Dy
Tho conductor On TUG tratn: The judgement for
County by Nal. j. Hass,id, aeainst the Nnw
| York Elevated Hallway Company for Injuries
r. 70 Sss.t . r. M S1 f
| general term Ut the supre1Ho Court.
+ AN ACTION on 4 NOTE.
| Judge William Fullerton has brought an nc