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, 1881-08-21

NEW York, Aug. a1-Goycrnments quiet and
generally stcsdy.
In tho r7,i1road- bond market, Denver s; Rio
Grande firsts declined to l15 from 119tz: Chesa-
pcakc s Ohio currency Is to 56. from 5'1s; Mo-
bile j. ONO second debentures to Us, from III;
Chesapeake s. Ohio tlrsts, series D, to s.. from
s.: Rome, Watertown s. 09densburg t'rsts to 81,
from 94!s; and Denver, Soutn fa1A d 1oefnc
frsts to Luz, from los.
S1nte securities were Inactive.
The stock market opened irregular, but in the
maIt, firm aud higher, and IN early dealings
prices advanced i to II, the latter wabash
Pacific preferred. At tho first Board tho
temper OF speculation underwent change
and quotations moved sharply down.
ward, the declining tendency con
timing with occasional slight rallies
nntil after the Second Board. when the decline
ranged from = to 51s, the latter Illinois Centr1
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati. s. Indianapolis.
Missouri Pacilic, Kansas s. Texas, New jersey
Central, Denver s. Rio Grandc, KocK islana, ~;
c..:,u S Indiana Central, Michigan Central, ana
Wabash Pacific preferred were also prominent
therein. ln the final dealings iirines 'one PEE
vailed and there wis recovery OF Il 70 ~.
There was rathor more doing in sellers options
to-day, and special drive IN the old-tlme WY
q bearing stocks ms WIS aan singled
INT for special attack, being offered down to
1 seller sixty. when the snfg regular ar pstsc sie
seller sixty. when the regular, quotation VA Vas
IL Michigan Central sold seller slStS S,s O. "a ~.
and 9ist, when regular quotations were x ~ ana
81: Chicago, Burlington i Quincy at lS5. when
regular was S ana Shs5go bso Sha fefvia5 Ma5
ur;,.c ,rns laD it will be noticed that nil this
Business tl was in dividend. paying shares, more
particularly in high-prlced Investment M ssocks; c;
for tI,em. There was an active borrowing de,
maud for stocks to-day. and many brokers .,t nad
no OCCASION TO borrow money, rs tnes cou!u
readily lend all their stocks at or belo" eurrent
rs1es for money in the open market Early
in tho dy tho general run aod oi ,a{er m
oancd at s per cenS 4ipo;s doF Mcttepi
TomJ ft.n Eeva1cd, Northern Pacific prefezred and
Central losned s1ea dGTn fUr 70 es
.sbich hns. recent1y been increased -hy some
, 1881-08-21
HYDE PARK.

The First Regiment Military Dand gave con-
ccrtyesterday afternoon in the east division OF
the South Parks, called Jackson Park accom-
panied by dress parade Of the First Regiment
The band and tho militia, having missed the 3
o'clock train, did not arrive on tho grounds Till
~ which was otle-nnlf hour later than the up
pOiutcd time. The regiment formed ut the f;lll-
way station and marched to the park. "ncro
thew djsbanded until the band had finished It's
prngratu. The musitA was under the direction OF
t. ii. Hutchings. The 1parade OF the regiment
was then witnessed by tho adnlirinE mu!t1lude,
after which the boys marched to the StA ton anq
took the train for Chicago Companies i. u, -
the drill Tho next concert occurs sutnruay IN
the west park, known Us Washington PARK.
Sixteen more arrests were made yesteruaY ~
the police under the charge OF riding on fre!Xnt-
trains. The rigid enforcement OF tnts law ~as
begun aug. 9. Five special policemen we're ap-
pointed whose special duty it was to Keep the
freight -traus clear Of trnnps. and the large
number of victims who have been taken SHOWS
how thoroughly this duty has been performed;
During the past eleven days over two hundred
nrwnry Wrctches have fallen victims to this new
and unusually severe enforcement of the law.
Each OF these persons Is compelled ITO pay - Us
the pennity OF his 1uisconduct> hnd promise IS
cxtorteu that the olfense will not DC repeated.
The largest number OF nrrcsts III ,luy one uay
mas been forty y-nye. while not duy pusses With
out few bein!: added to the number
Wurk bus Just been commenced Oil slips Ut the
foot Of One Hundred and Eleventh street;
Cottuge Grove avenue has been ordered 70 DC
wiIeacu to 100 feet, instead Of eighty feet us ut
urst- ~ TIN
HYDE Purk Wnter-Works have stlreudy been laid,
and the remainder will bc completed 81 soon US
The work of grading for tho double track to
the branch Of tho 1iock Island 1toau mas JUST
hceu finished,
, 1881-08-21

brokers selling their customers stocks as the
easiest way Of raising money Again, many
brokers who are at times large venders Of stocks
have time loans running. and most of their se-
curities are placed out Ut the street, which de-
creases the tioatmg supply Of stocks IN the loun
market. In this connection, the steady absorp-
ton Of stocks by London should not be lost
sight Of ...
At the Produce Exchange to-day wheat, cora,
md oAts were all to 3 cents lower and fairly
active, transactions still being almost entirely
speculative. The magnitude OF Speculation In
circles Of late is strikingy illustrated by the
fact that during the past week transactions in
wheat alone have involved no less than Il. .0o0,0o
bu, making the total Tor the fortnight OF tuly
000 600 bl, at leust 90 per cent Of which WIS IN
options. Transactions in corn within two weeks
aggregated 13,0N.0 .00U bu, and even OF oats sales
have been over 100000 bu the past week alone.
The export business Is hardly a drop III tho
bucket. Speculation nbsorbs all attention, ana
alone directs the course Of prices. The actual
position Of our foreign trade1n grain Just now IS
reflected in the fact that exports OF wheat from m
New York since Jan. have been only sd o42 00o
bu, against 5, 52a55 600 bu the same period last
year: while Of corn, shipments have been only
=, III 600 b.l, against 30.1I4.00U bu during ike
period In 1850 1t is interesting to observe, how
ever that our foreign exports OF Hour nre mt,
teriully larger than last year, having exceeded
3,0UU.00o brIs thus fur, against @5o,ooo orls Inc
same time in 1SS0.-n fnct which. as IS wei
known, has of late given British mtllers no lit
= kj1a~ r{r,
, 1881-08-21

Wheat closed &c lower. at $l.A for Au-
gust and sl224as@125 for October. Corn
closed 14911zc lower, ut 6l5:c for Au-
gust and 63N@e34c for October Oats
closed 2G3c lower, at 56c Tor August, 561sc
for September, and 3Sc for October, Rye closed
steady at $l.05H0L06 for August and S1.0s for
Octoher. Barley closed &c higher, at Csc for
September and $l.09 for October. Hogs wore
active and stronger at $6.4oGB.S0 for light and
ut SG.o11g.90 for heavy. Cattle were quiet and
about steady at s300D6.4o. The receipts for the
week were 1886 cattle, lG2eo hogs, and 8, IT'D
Sheep as against q, 439 cattle, 11a071 hogs, and
r 100 sheep for the corresponding week Inst year.
The Cry-goods market was without specially
new features Trade now shows gradual i'm
proyement, and the tendency Of values is to In
creased f1rmness. Groceries were agniu uctiye,
ana the generai market had bnoyant tono
Sugars werc quiet and steady Coffees were
active and strong. Sirups, starch, soaps, and
candles were higher. There was a free move
u,ent in foreign and domestic dried fruits at
strong prices. Prunes and backberries were
subjected to a. furtner advance, tho
former going to 6EqS'aio and tho lat
ter to l2HGl3c. Fish were in fair
request, with trout and Georges goldfish quoted
higher In tho butter and cheese markets there
we're no noteworthy changes Both were in
good demand, und were held with unabated
trmness. Tho ouly change In oils was m ad-
vance to Ssc in extra lard Coal was unchanged.
rs were also pg-iron. baggins, and leather.
There was III, active 1euund for hay, both for
city consumption and shipping. and the recent
advance was strongly maintained. There was
no new feature in tho broom-corn market,
which still moves slowly ut the prices ruling for
the past mouth. An active demand continues
for ull kinds Of building materials at unchanged
prices. In the grecn-f fruit market there was
the usual Saturday trade, stocks Of all kinds be-
| ing light Hides and tallow continue in steady
| demand ut unchanged igures.> Wool remains
dull, with stocks OF low grade quite large. Seeds
| wero active and strong, with slightly higher
prices paid than OIL Friday.
| Lake freishts were moro active Mt q decline Of
&c, the rate on coru to Buffalo being exc
Quite Il luryc fleet was chartered, tho nggre-
| gate room taken being 5'4,Uoo bu, all corn.
| i gentleman from Council Bluffs, Ia-. reports
thut last spring greut deal of corn was used in
| thut vicinity for the heating Of brick kilns. 1t
| was mtch tho cheapest fuel that could be OBJ
tanned.
| Exporters said Saturday that the markets we're
| much nearer to profitable export basis than
for several days previously. There is, however,
reason to fear that the british markets will be
quoted lower on Monday, as a result OF Satur-
1uy's decline In prices hero
, 1881-08-21
WHEN THE RAINS AMID THE SHADOWS.
For. The Chic1q9 Tribune

For THe Chiedqo Tribune
When the rains amid tho shauoNs
Fall into faces downward beut.
And the winds amid the pine-trres
Ghostly rrcmors through the sent,
Turned from the drcary PresenI
To tho hours by Memory lent.
Years agono tho bloom WIS scattered
Of I'LL Orient golden eve.
And u1y rainbow dreams were broken
Uy Il st0rmb burst. softly "eafer
. weird fingers of pale Memory,
Parted scenes for which gr1ese'
Comes vision Of tho South-lands.
and my heurt is vaguely stirred
With Il half muttercu whisper,
Lie soft note Ut dreaming bird
Huif IL memory. half an ecnos
Or an unforGotten word.
And 1t struggles with the silence
That has thralEed my heart ior Seaes'
And It ol)es the sealed fountain,
Long reprcsscd, Of bitter te1rs-
Lo! il bursts rho chntns that bound me
T'hrD' the weary, thorn n-croWned years.
Hark, I hear the sivery laughter
OF glad brooks at1own the hills:
And the doves low wall the silence
With implssioncd music nils;
And that tc0,1i my very hearf-strth8s
With Its subtle meaning thrills.
And, anon, the green leaves, rising
From the baptism OF the rain.
FIasning to the low Sun'a glances
As he sought the Western main.
And tha fragrant rain washed roses
Bless my senses once uga1u-
Fragrant, robed In dewy spieDdor..
Gcmmed With stars. and glAu with l6nsr
'Neuth her pearly coronet smiling,
Comes our languid. slumprous night
Orient Queen. all crowned and sceptred,
Grandly, purely, darkly bright
And beueath the yine-leaye5 clustering,
Where the roses thick ure set,
Tn my heart heart is breathing :
Vows that thrill! its frAil chords yet
Thrill aud thrnli them. Sud years whisper,
MAGGIE L. COYSE.
, 1881-08-21

The following grain was inspected into store in
this city yesterday morning: cars Nc red
winter wheat 0 cars other Erndcs winter, cars
mixed, l car No. spring, IL cars and ST 600 bu
No. . do, 15 cnrs No. do, cars rejected, 3 cars
no grade n.3 whcnt); SO cars and To-, 7W bu Nc.
. corn, l7g cars high mixed, ..9G cars and 5000
bu rejected, s cars no grade l,t62 corn; 80 cars
white outs, 20 cars No. mixed, ~ cars rejected
Isl OATS; u cars No. rye, cars rejected; 9
cars No. barley, ) cars No. 3 DO, . cars No,
do Total l.3i. cars), $4,000 bu. Inspected out:
s,377s bu wheat, 4e0,92; bu corn, 35,1is bu oats,
l,2,42 bu rye
The following were the receipts OF breadstuffs
, 1881-08-21

An ingenious method Of secret correspoGtu
euce with prisoners Is what is known Us ..,,e ane
postal al-card trick 4 posla-card IS snns, taIs -
forming two thin cards The secret message Is
written upon the inner sides OF the TWO halecs,
after which the sides nre pasted toRethert ca1o
monplace message IS then written upon the
outside. and the uususpecttng Warden into
whose hands it comes gives it to the pEEoneKr
, 1881-08-21
STocK-YAHD- ST1SKS.

Dr. De Wolf has had special report made
unon the Stock-Y ards water supply, show
ing each establishment which Is short In Its
supply. Nearly all the establishments have
artesian wells, but the shortage Of lake water
is bothering them in running their boilers.
il seems that all OF the picking houses nave m
shofr husIneas without otrense, but that num-
ber Of them have been creating stinks !ate'y- Dr-
Do Wolf stated yesterday that he Wtas going
affer tho offenters and would have the sttnks
stopped. after O careful Investigation he comes
tn fhts conclusion.
, 1881-08-21

There were three deaths and five new cases
Of small -pox reported yesterday. One Of the
deaths occurred at the hospital, a childtaken
from No. 1877 West Lake street, The othe1
Ieatl,s occurred III the Fourteentta
Ward Mt No. 1C0 Jane and No
wer. rcnnrted from No q Dean street, No. 4
Beauraus street, No. a6s Milwaukee avenue two
cases., northeast corner Of Pauliua- street. an&
Clyhouru avenue. =.
, 1881-08-21
By TELEGRAPH.

FOREIGN.
Special Dtspdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL. Aus. a-11:5o u. m.-FLoun-So.l ], rs
ID: No. 2. los Cd.
Observation-Disclosures No. l. los lOd No. ., IDS Cd:
spring. No. !. Us id: No. = los; white. No. l. IDS VI;
NO. 2, los ca; club. No. l. lis Id No. los 81. Corn
esd.
PROv1s1oSs-Pork.7 IDS. Lara. 5sA.
LIVERPOOL Aug. :0.-BAcoS-Short ribs steady at
4s 3D. long clear steady Ills 3D. short clccrrmcs ut
IFS Cd. Shoulders steady ut 3ts I'd.
LAKD-prime Western atendy Mt SIS Cd.
CIIEESE|Amerlcln choice steudy ut SIS I'll.
TALLoW-prime city tr1uor ut 35s I'd.
MISUNDERSTANDING No. ut lbs I'd; No. l white
steady Mt lbs ID; winter steady Ut IDS l0d. Corn
Mixed steady ut is ID
FLuUlt-Extra State steady at It's i'd.
LIVERPOOL Aug. -Eyeuing--CoTruS-AFa rket
dull md easicr- Uplands ID: Orleans. I'd; s.,les,
G00bnles; speculation and export, 1Olj; American,
1890
Observation-Disclosures India mess. Ills.
HAcOS-Long clear. Ais Cd: short clear i t4is-
LONDON, Aug :0.-LtNsEED OtI-.7s 5lG..s lDd-
ANTWERP, Aug D.-IETRoI.Et-M-lyIlf.
The following were received by the Chicago Board
OF Trnde:
.L1vEiFoo1, Aug. ea-whene strong: red winter.
Es i'd. Cnz::0es on CONSTITUENT in good demand und
Btrnnx; No. Spring tnd California advanced Gd and
ID advancc. TO nrrive-Wheat strung: 10 = sprins RI x
und California advanced td Corn strong ut Is ~ ad-
s1sad; It s at ftsfay EsF AZ IT. rno~
ut s Ill Cheese dull nj 5ss. Beef dull and Is lower;
e1.f nsn"H nca 'lea Na strong;
white Mchig.n ios Sd; Western red winter lts ii.
Corn strong. MARK LASE-Cntxoes OFT cOust-Whcar
strong: fnir average red winter 6det5is fair aver
lean mixed. :s Gde15ts. Car.oes passage Wheat
nnd corn strong. ruris-Wheat and -four quiet
, 1881-08-21
TESEMEST-nOUSES.

-
THE Tenement-IIouse Inspectors Keep on
in their good work, and last week they ex-
amiue, 10 houses, containing 1859 rooms.
occupled by so families, numbering 2,tH
uerso,ls. There were sixty-eight notices
served and sixty-three abatements made-
There we're two suits brought in the Police
t,onrts because of detective drainage on
ure,nises. and one of the parties was fined
s75 and costs, and the other $50. Among the
ohatemeuts was the correction Of ten detect-
iyr drains. There Tere fOrty-slx traps ap-
plieti to defective plumbing, anu etgnt neW
sewer connections were made three neW
cleaned, while tI,irty-nine privies were
cleaned, ana three more properly ycntllatea.
Tcn buildings had their interiors white
washed. The following are some OF the de-
fectiye premises discovered:
SECOND WARD.
No. $50 Clark street, an eight-room frame,
occupied By four families Of twenty,ohe Etel-
is untitled for human habitation; The roof
i;.aks and the walls are filthy. The tenement
is in a state Of tumbie-down dilapidatlon,
with full and overtlowing priyy Va vaait, It.
the general unhealthiness there Is no sewer con-
nection, and, worse than all, there Is not eFen
wuste- pipe to the excuse for"a sink ut the
Nos. Isl. and l3so Clark street owned BY ys;d e l..
Jeuks. i twel:e-roomed frame: ~ "nicn a
1s sons. 'ol miscrable, rickety. tqmble-doTEn .Ea
affair, not IT. 70 live Dso, In. Of on'ss s'sguant ane
nJuIS jl;,,<, srnfcr which extends clear under the
sdcWpfk, Tho privy vault Is Inadequate and IN
hnd condition. The interior walls OF the snanty
arc grtmed with tho dirt accumulauons OF
reara The water-pipes leak. the waste-plpes
IRE disconnected from The sinks and the e5 eewe5
nnireiy. some OF the rooms are unoccupled- :,
r. is really pity that this landlord has not all
a Is:IenkE 1lthEprcruise
, 1881-08-21
MINING NEWS.
BOSTON.
Boston, aug. 90.-Minfng stocks closed as fol-


The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of leading articles Of produce III this city during
the twenty-four hours 6t1dinG ut o'clock
Saturday morning, and for the corresponding
time year ago:
, 1881-08-21

There were forty three deaths reported At the
uaatth.f,t!icc Yesterday, and the dearh-ra rate for
tha weeE viii aggregate about $50. Zymottc
diseases show IN increase. and especially Is tnis
thc case with malariai feren6, such rs typnoaa'
afr
, 1881-08-21

The following is the weekly bank statement:
ii Tfs mi: legal tenders decrease $4,000; de-
posits, dccrensc s7936 $40; circulation. increase.
O001; reserve, decrease, s.. 500 40. The thnks
now hold s7l7, 100 less than their legal require
Money, 4Gs, closing ut e0.K. Primo rcr-
/ camille paper. 4l1j.
| 4SIli.
, 1881-08-21

Of the Health Department, yesterday SUBJ
mitted his usual weekly report He says.
"The Durdick House has introduced Dr. u.
F. Smiths apparatus. which entails the use
Of perforated bridge wall, steam and air
let. and Jet of petroleum. Circumstances
have not permitted Of q very satisfactory
test because of the incomplcteness OIL me ar
rarlgcments and the fact that the chimney
from the cook stove OF the resGluIant also
May not 4 petroleum Jet oe an oo]ecl1onaoto
"To6y s. Booth are using the Orvis-
smokc-burner. u. B. Fisk d 20. are using
the Amory apparatus ana ItauIv 1.t,ar nosc 1 no.
smoke. and arc satisfied with their apparatus
SIreeter l. Co. also use tho Bushnell. with sais-
essS il MRea ana EnaseF beos
Co. refuse to put in any smoke-eonsum'ne ap-
purntu9-'
day last bud u very pleasant iaterylew with
Messrs. Amber and Franks. OF the Citizens As
socIation, In regard TO what work they have
done IN tho line OF smoke nuisance 1tth ann phc
hitter gentleman. Although we three
do not altogether coincido IN our
time we shall entirely agree have also taken
IN nv rounds OF inspection several gentlemen
anxious 10 abate the smoke nuisance IN tneif
own buildlngs This week ~ an In m f,,r n1s mn p
paratus for tho prevention OF smoke almost
completed. Ianticlpate examining the arrange
It uppeurs to me ro-dny that there Is sttl!
greater desire amongst InunufactuIeis aah
merchants In general to hare Inls tha- nnl~
pxee receiycd Visits md suggestions very kindly
From what have already seen OF me- n ~
for smoke consumption 1 am satsueo tuat oy
the use Of some OF me phte9G Pr 9fv Of chca4o can
be- prey ente1."
, 1881-08-21

we know that there is nothing on-earth- equal
m Hon 'Ritters as G. family medicine
, 1881-08-21

abouL W PIT g 1ps, H. mn a'ac c;
at 81 Is spot: 1857 do $45J: la 1U lbs DO 1t Sl5 FOR
August ~ '9Ft9:n for September. and 81 4ltG4. tor
clears Mt <9Il; ln0 Ics green shoulders on private
teruls 41El pcs green hams tlt 15sJ nt S1g; and n
tcy swcct-picked hams tG lbsf at ll1sc- Ertces OF
lrudfur ct,fS wore as follows at .:.a] d.
, 1881-08-21
The corresponding shipments we're:

The leading produce narkcts were terribly
feverish Saturday. though somewhat less cx-
cited than on Friday, and with rather less doing
In wheat and provisions. The markets were
mostly lower, and some Of them fitfuily wenk,
but RULED In the latter part of the session. There
were fewer buying orders from outside, except
in the case of corn, and the home crowd was
bcarishly disposed, under u widespread i'm
preston that the " clique had sold OUT The
country was not in selling humor. however
The confidence Of the world outside
the Board seemed to be undimlnished,
though prices ure now con fessed1y
high. Corn declined about &c, but with large
purchases at every hc decline. Wheat declined
1asc for October, with less demand and more
pressure to sell the deferred futures. Oats broke
rather extensively almost without transaction,
bur afterwards there was fhlr volume OF trad
ing. Rye advanced sharpy, but broke Inter;
barley was irregularl5 higher, and provisions de-
cl1ued in sympathy with corn, though Liverpool
quoted lard and meats I'd per IL lbs higher.
Mess pork closed &c lower, at Sls.0GD15.05 for
October and $la.1sDlss@:H for January. Lard
closed 1Oc lower, at $l145G31l4s1z seller Septem-
her and SI.57K916o for October. Short ribs
closed 1Dc loxers at e1179 ..A for September.
, 1881-08-21
NEW YORK.

easier; ldgl-4c futures steady; august l-12c; cep-
rember, ll.y;c; October, 1u.se; November. l0S9c:
December Iooc; January, 1it5c; February, lille;
March. lille; April, lLIsc; Mny, 1.53c-
FLoUu-Quiet but steady; receipts. i,ou bs1s; ex-
posts sun; super State und Western, SLsO9i50 com-
mon to good extra $55Gg600 good to choice, sil0G
rs; white wheat extra: {575.75; extra Ohio, s55Ue
rs: st. Louis $55na7 y; Minnesom patent process
S;75@ss.A
GnA1S-wheat lower feverish and unstttled: re-
ceipts. 10s.0U bu: exports, 57,0O bu; unxrsded
spring, SLl1s1.zs; No. Chicago, <1 In store; $l3i
at!oat: ungraded sed, fll.s lw & ~ 60 sl55ssl:;a
So fS; dS tsaies s 5u hui suj. *lsS steam; d.
1a5} No ged. august tsaIes. 6tD hu5 g, &
f'2fns x eios ss Il oetoSs4
$l+a@t:; closing u *; Noyembss o. tssles is0 ~:
@ 5 baj siGs!2s eias H. :; @ eesn sess;
Essegs !S2 S; sa eSpot: @ @ " x Sss
yellow, 725T.c; No. : August 7ieoE.: September.
1* & so:eE II osts
rsceIpts, El.sW ou; mixed estern. 4s.s1sc; white
''HATNpcnand fair and market nEnn.
Ssw yea1sss stt ss t Eastern ana
H. S {SsS Mosssss fsss f% sslsi
and steady: Kiee quiet and unchanged; <o ,u.o
G3o1xg%dn%aEkss s 1sgncd % aEmsF on''ed e'uae'
>TALLoW-Etrm: 6tzSt7c.
5gkrEHTiXE-FiSfms; ii'zaa47c.
Granae and nuonos
Ayres light, middle and heuvy wetcht :s9a;Gc,
s 1as es 'aSsss asSot
quiet and nnchaRSed , Int 1tm nse
t1 Set n9%e 1ae's: KS Short clear mda'ss e
~ tfsssS- HSr4S't wv: {a;: $:ss;; ;S;;: i s'
clungvd; new sllealhns. k;; isnot iake 81 G;1S
r559n s4le' IT'D .sin Eu: ;nss{4s ss9'Ss ss
Saiis, ik cat cst, si5; citnch, s:isS5s5.
, 1881-08-21

More lrdlcrous than any Of these Is t1e m
scrip:ion on q stone at Keel, in Montgomery
shire:
Here lie the remains Of Thomas Aicols, ,1.a3 Wn9
died III Philadelphia, Mnrch* 10y. Hdd "e t'ee&A
he trouil haze been buried here.
4 companion bluuder to that at Monknew-
ton is found in the churclyard at Aontrose;;
where lie the bodies of George loung anu
Isabel Guthrie, ..alld all their posterlty Tor
more than fifty years backwards