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Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-04
Eor SoIa orEvcbano
Distriot of New Haven ss. Probate court, }

February 2d, 1881. { UPSTATE of ELIZABETH M. J. DAVIES, late of EL New Haven, in said district deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate requested to make immediate pay ment to ELIAS P. MERRIMAN, fe4 2dIw+ Executor.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-04
TO RENT,

kAA The House No. IS Gill street, just finished, E,I consisting of nine rooms. All modern inn Hai provements, gas, water, bath room, water consisting of six rooms gas and water nice garden. Inquire of JACOB dELiEh,
 Yale Bank 0u1IolnB-
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-04
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Max. Temp IT; Min. Tenn, 0; Total Rainfall or Melted Snow Gnches and 1O0ths), O0 Max velocity of wind 20 miles per hour.
 J. H. SHERMAN Observer,
 Sergt. Signal Corps, U. s. Army.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-04

M44, The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell. EF,,,, corner of Park and George streets only i've EhiiI minutes walk from the postofice. The house is large modern style with all the convenfences usually found in strictly rstclas house. Lot 159 feet on Park street. 22O feet George street, rum ming through to Spruce street. The grounds are stocked with trees vnes bearing the choicest rieties of fruit great abundance The house with 75 feet Park street running through to Spruce street. including barn, will be sold separate if de- sired. Apply to E. BLACkMAN,
 n15 174 York st., Chapel st., New Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-04
FOR RENT

de4, ONE store Mo- 63 Crown st. one large brick EKII; barn, shed and yard room stalls for 35 EHi horses at 25 Union st. one tenement, rooms, on Orchard st. two tenements Bradley State.
 ia14 If GLOSON HALL.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-04

,haAa SMALL FARM, near the city, under good SAH cultivation, for sale at bargain, or would ex- A5iI change for improved city property. For terms and other information call on
 Geo. A. ISbel,
 Office, State st., cor. Elm, TOdd's Block'
, 1881-03-22


CA'rTLE-Moretspd dufinx Bnnday and Nonaan
aO saMe tlu1o aat week. a2; tutal lust Noeg. a''A
ard so calves; shipped last week. la.a1 VIII flp
riy OF stale md greih caet!u a9asexattnx barely wv
l,sad not enough trading was dquo u glEa NJ! 81
rect Idea Of n.hrtot saIuRs. There was far tu'ne
out Of buyers md thero appeared IL ~ sFaty W.
ural disposition 10 invest, hut hotdcH entertainer
irAvaxant vums, and that fact ehpckcd tT|ns 70 ~
c1teMt that nOk all the u.tngs. limited M the5 "t
stronger prtces ttIHn prevailed on my day ot ss
woek, but M thp cllancus afs that thefo WI" ~ w w,
ppntJ Of cutie h1ra bufoFo tho w0ek lsout II w! W..
pGshaps, bo tho knrt Of wisdom, fdt country balpIs
" purchase uxtsaIyely With pfesent pfacos ~
Of operations IL will 10 remembered thAt aa .hs
pronounced advancs wAs established duf'hs ,,"s w.
closing duys Of last Mpek and II iat adYence aouI
weot u VIII not DO IN 3oeplnE With tha usanl srul
YUstotdxy'A a1baxtaM u sho uf.%ts JSsnss .ss
Quute4 eDt tlo dQst 4nd IL peF ID lower laaA on'
Nsu. and Ahssp Nv iow9f.
QUOTATIONS,
Extsn lse eres-atcers weighing 1.s0 lbs ahd n7ta
chS,ss 'a,,s II = ~ sna ,t xu''.e. k9a
o2na HeSys11Wss 't ~. iasso"sd ssesfs. sua an3A4
Asdlpnt g.afaaMlsi,ee s:1li,. IN iae he.a. &aAA
pstshsfs IL a u ~ 10 san,Sa
somm1n & th''f3 n; sws ioF Guy 'ausns aaaA@
s,oss tsttlS~tSasaon sa.tis VI ishn2 ~ 10 ,,oz,u
lnfs tsos. Eai sd h cow: h.iivi: ssaa1 ,a,;,
bulls ana sc1laTaH sMISln "
'fs5s15olE @ IT, a1x aaay sai unas;
ao Supply smallest 9!s;: g i X. u Il I'd
n sJ Hst lays u sgS Il sss.n* ss
enough hugs 10 Estkct tho attention " .sjs
sSs! e. s ssis u bS,.ss :nppots M
butchers sAlps xna ellls were t&kea ~ 9'"
, 1881-03-22

to-slny business WINS not very ncsivc nnl there
WIRE few fcnturcs NJ srrcInl Interest: II rHl-
stt o1,E, advancing fr,,u ii, il Gai. an elosI,9
viii, i aale at TINT figure. F.schturK Mivanccd
a.t. 10 iii. Tolt.so tclrhos& lNrlinRt3n con.
tinncs tn adranco. md .to;tiny touched ~
enri declined Il. to f}7S; ChtonEu. Huntington
Quincy declined ~, tu lGi'a; Fart scntt & Gnlf
declined from ii to Hs: Mnrsinettr. Ifnnghtan &
Omt3xo nrcfnrrc 81 e. 4 1n 1;a,trw T. t" w. as n i, 10
chNnucs u other stock. nrc as Follows: n,sta'ld
preferred ndrat1ut1 4, To a1'ti Atlantic =
1 Missouri RiSer x. 10 ID: Mrtrnplitlan, soi.i it
=; New rnrk s New England. declined L. tn
iN.l: Pullman y, to I'm: q. T. G. \. to Ss'::
l'ssnn Ct!ntn.. f!teht.rg Nnw Ic'lfnmi n \, ito TO
In hs,ni1s. OJcnst,urE scrip Ia geld ut IN; tn,
te,so. lrlphns 4 liurlnHtun Incomes a'avnnSrt! ~!
Margaettc. Ito'ah!"n 4 0nturods declined 4: u
pa Rcpub.ieau Valley ts. East Division, dcci!nod
Il. to 1ot: Others Gs hci"ry.. ,,,,,
~ fana st'.ckt.. Wntcr,i' Power 4Gellnetl ~ .o
vancad a | x. 10 IT," IT, lia.son i" III tis s @ ii Ill., nd.
7b tbs 1Jfstfrl Assottaffd Pytss.
BosroS+ March el.-stouks clusc,a W follows:
s;'' !!.so III };s S:'i SSS
@ :'%S %,, 's!,;j ss;ssi;S9;;S;:::
fl,NEttiS.
,lIA,SppoS, March s1.-co"aols, 20 1h-fo' account
American seouritcs-Ncw Is, lot!4; Ms;ll4A:
,aiIrond -r!!lnoIs Central. ~; Penn.
Erlc. isit: tln seconds. iii; ReNtlil,s. III.
Amount Ut bltlltatl gone III, t4 O0.
I..i.ls, stnrch 3l.-lsuntos. BIT lie.
, 1881-03-22

FtOuts-Wns quiet ind unchanged Outside nrslors
wero light, and the SNOW opoettc'l rs hl"cknda on
hunu dcivertos. sates rcnrtod Of il bFla vim
tors pEivntU turusi 8i3 br!s nnt w baHs double
sprrg cxttus ut +tss for patents, II! brls low Grnde
nt kl2j Fetal caunl to aj brta. Export foufH wore
quoted at sazt5o for good to cholco, nnd rye do at
H.Hesa.15.
OrIEn sIkLsrvrrs-wero quiet md firm, with n
moderate supply Hntos repurlod Of II cnrs bran
nt tS.253i3.sa: cars n,dtinRh ut s111H7l5u; and
l,ul hays oatmcAi On privntn tOrms
SPRING Wl1Ehr-Was RctIvn and aercHulnrly
weak. The market ndsatlcal 5G carly then declined
lc. and olnsc }{o bu'uw tho 1nte,t ruos Of Saturday
rGs british narE1ts Wore Guotad irni, with cs,untty
do dcurer. and our receipts nHain very small.
Hut Now York was Inactive, md tho early
advanco tare which was helped bv tho re-
cont storln. wna taken ndvnata9d Of tu
nnnhd largo qunntsisoh Of long wheat. which saemad
to lnvo bctn held by Il local operator. Tho nnFkct
re5uunlcd twu or three times. but onth occnsl0n
staggered by u,tso 1nrGo ottcf!nRs Tho psoy#-
tnnt footnH noenut to bo III fnvoT Ut an ndsRnco. as
aheecssarJ consequence OF a prolosxot hnth wsntaF
ssy ,%s ~ ~; sSSs, sSs., r; !;
ssiss VIZ fsraftsd y lSSS So,$ \ siSf.lG5s'
s1s Xs S &! y y: "a 8 % *e1 @ w. @ u;
$ss 'sSSs $ $ ssS ~ 1s s;% @ $$
six ssS; II $5S il; sSs; &
-: sSs s ss ~ ,sn$ oa 'o A IT,
ss ,Ss.! "a s sstSss Tss II tSFss st e e. b.
e. 4, s Il s rn,s HI n xtn's. H. Fesu' a'S''' ~ b"
IN se;;s S;f s.es es =, ss@sf ss s,s ss
sss. %l ss% sSs SSSs S isPs W., o ro SS . r.
assnd ~ sSs 'oxSf srTsi Ttn n, na
~ sIss e N nssa ss'
~ AZ Il o s iaf s 4ess r. ss sts s
fr IT Ss e E9Ss"n h & so; sf 5Ss
new si, tnissis II :s5(s IN mixGt at 49,
, 1881-03-22

hi. l3ap"rttsl out' ",olA n'l "hc"t, MI y" ''tS'
IN In rye. .lo u" hurley ,...-.....-..-.-.--
Tho Lending Proa''ce naehets were nctiFo yer
terdAy, aNa iho.o "'' "F'h !" 4o"o. tuclo wiz
gehcrnt "hWhn' teh'cncy N aho curry ,l, 'n.l.nA'
anu q t''wh t''rh m!cr' ahe lFht was pro'n''y
result nt si"r'hS WentnoF, wh'cn l1""o t''o
el''hllcr einss III opct"'o1n eApect st'"nt p.eo'
tho atter IS Nno Ia IAssa paIt 10 ncnsy su.M.
ny rev FFohlnnht Phrt!es' WI" pron'p's
t"oHRH' IL Rot"' ''no "nel'' ""a't .uu '''r ~.
iphn Mlhrk"ts Weso nrnlor oa n'en"s.uns' , .nu
1het tnA. tne totes9l' nhsho.a "otu "Ss.a ..~l ".
VI ru'm p''"'uo.s my INV ueee 'So '.a. t1 ~
tfee Seh.hs u" tnat ueFN".u'en'' '.o"'"' usPvo o
", hhVe hc'sa s.ek 'tr sotesnt unSs p"'. ns.!'
Mnnleses as nnso uasn ~, ..o.". ~ ~.
msss "rH -, vse' ~, ~ ~ ~ ". .'' i,,,
hpr" "'u sn.t,:,p o.~ .uF W Ia i." ~ =" Ss
s.e""s, ~ stoo'Oi"'"'ss ~. 4,plH aa" =. .. ~
any: an". s'os e's.u W.. ,'sVs.oo 'o"' % ~. @.''at
,:ss t"r way. "neas e'ose" ~ w~s' w., ~ ~
S,.'. aa ." H.. ' M. ~ nv ,r,i
''"s' cof' .'ose" n'"'t Il. "'*u Nv, W ,''. .,p,
a''u *+o ol'. I'VE ,1y: u.a e,oss" ~ .,,',s
s.'usuy TGes' w. t.huMn uch'h hi.19.n,".. u
~ 1te, a-tuHc. ntAgS"':se' '. ,,',
l"' np'i. n, M staeao ''r "s. w NSe ~. nMs.,
sieaay ~ "SN ~. seRual, si'ov ios .,'1.',,.
ana ~. ee..oF any. Mt'ss emsso W. :, Mn.us ns
u. s,o' tnr ~" sas ,c ~ 'os w. :. nua m ~ tos
"o' - no4S ~sso wv nsno.' u. *,.u'" G,., ~.
ne"I "n" ~ ,n s".".uu' oS.cW . ~. W. uo "o'o
h'uat ~ e'.oVts'-n ~ ruol w u
Q".utuf'e piesM'tcu ~ Iopo'ls oteie9' Fc.y
~" III o.1 ~. ~ ',,,,.. 80 -.
, 1881-03-22
REAL ESTATE.


The following Instruments wcro fllod for rec.
ord Monduy, March II:
CITY PROPERTY.
San a,ea ,,prS sa;sa =; " 81 e xn'as ss't tsxs e
ysn yssHaSfa Fn Il iii ii 1i2; IT,
x T. isss 5 Ms;sn Ws'{ s t:9ss ss!sI i
vii /: is";5 i; ;* i; s i I /! Il i lit
/; SfS$yi ii IS Ss;s e sss!a a$;s id:s.S l.
s.s E!%aHs:s s:s X ~ j ss!' W.!
Ss5 t'';:s% III 4 tsass E'a:f i,s,ssss ts
;$$s$ss afss isS ;%.|n %ssis; Il
$ ss$ l. SSis$si i
II; s;: Ss:s i 5sSS ssa
s$S s!ss i IL i':?si! 1 Il Il js% i s III
s i Ss;ss Ss.s 4 il Il $Ssi i S:S.
sts.s M ~
s5i Il yss ssts s's sisisb at' sea Ss'n afesy
,$;s ss;s Hs;ss i T. Iii;
Sa;s ss;:$ i ii ;S%: II i; s;S;js;s;
ss:S s;$ss s;:; sSsa III ii vs:i
:;$sSS ::$ / % III il II S;s@s;
EtSrR,.. 3'af
Asnat1a A \ ", Gor +. fbnnr:s~ n tItr III Hn%
Iactieat Mutual jtfu. .1nsnfance cnm.ny!.:. 1a0t
North Maa st . cot oI % Ws'' u 9'3ti" ~ ,,m
dated Alafch ~ taaHn ~ A
b5x!3t ~ Nntea alAftM - ,tnc ~ 'u
eaa y ,;.saS 1rrch ii tsynn Il, snInHi 6ay
r,'s .n,..s NJ iii: W"st 1onarass II Iinttd 'e'
Nurri ii III. H. utI4 c, H. hopkins 10 Mnr-
cHrct IT, Emily, ........... lA
4. nstsG ri Murcb ii fiionTy iloeno ii juhn Nil.
EUwskIi,,, ...... 1,4
| GGtttsNH0 nv, " tslF or west IWHnlS.NxkH
II. III Arrtss. dated March II ttuaerh Alnttcs0n
IL tihumus IL l2UU
ArhInnu Nv, !lij RI n 1T Lake ii, (, lixlst IT.
intII sinrcb ii iMMrtln Il. buckingham tu
l}prrD ItUspi,,,,,,. ......,............. AUl
Farrell 1t. ;Ek n ut stFchat ~, ltxll3 y,
tint Il Jun. - tRc!lnrI CD'u u loa1ea Az .c,
Mttl "
hlfhH ~ !Ithn X HS"Ht.t vn tn ~. - inns. ~
TaJker}.,""........: .::.,:...-..,t.....:;.,:.: 2M
lamlhtSn r. ind r. ~ t9s,i, N IL nnt n LINK
, 1881-03-22
BUSIN ESS.
Stocks Dull with Downward
Slant to Prices.
Northern Pacific Common Loads
tho Break.
Local Finances Dull-Light Movement
Of Currency.
Tie Prslute Markets Moderately Atlise-A Good
Eusiness Dong In Grain.
A General Advance Early, Followed by Decline
under Largo offerings.
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

*t,, y"r,o.,, ,"a,t., =, sc,,,ne ,nnvc.
a,, ,,.,,. '.,,i' ,sno,oI ".,r,r III, ,y,,nI Iiaf
..",..,. .,o." .s..a ,,a, 49,. a., ,"rttro ~
,.,. n..s ",""tn wy ~, " .,'ss.,., a.s ,sos,
s. -, ~ ~ no' =, 'u o,s .,na,' ~ ,hnt
...a n..,.. ',,,' e u,t.n.,,,,, s,,,',,nn aI
o .'''. '.. Nv. w M. .,n r."..,,, ~ th
Nv. .,. ~. ~. ..a,. e.. .",,,,,.. .,' h.
wy WIZ t... .n' .. wv. .a w., ~
a.v ,,.,, ~. ,t ,ho nj ,,.t
W. nso'' VIZ 0o.o .,,. us'' ~ ts .ta.'.
49, 49, vs,r
~. .,,.,,, e,".,, ,,,.t ,t ,,,.ro.,,,o, ~
., - 80. ,t. m I,..l o. u,
, 1881-03-22

khnrl Ribs. Henl AirT, ciUseA at 71Id;. l4 I.nnR
lGtt.. *tsAc noxcd: innS eMt Ines !ssTgdc awent,
lruen 1Inns HnH1G average. 1ARsc.
HnGn luDte Ut b!tGs7{c ft,F alIoM!hcs: sals4o Tor
saft r fetStfc for sh6rt ocnrs lD l0zo for isnmE
MI ran rnae1 nnd pHckod . ..A..,,.,
hEEf-Wna llgt At ka7HaH.pl Tor moss, &y.toHlu.W
for uxtsa moss, and $D.50a1l.j0 for hams.
, 1881-03-22
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
OF IAo leading artious nt pralAco III this oily
during the forty.ulshs hours endinK Ut o'clock
Munduy morning ana for tho corresponding t,ne
"a va,IlI r AU,.t
, 1881-03-22
tsY TELEGRAPH,
NEW YORK.

EPfct1t OJ3pdlCH 10 1Vf LhAE10V 1Tl0uRG+
NEw Ynt,x. March a1,-Tho week opened on
the Stock T:xchangn With decidedly weak mar
kat. Most Of the leading sharGs oiieltt ut Il de-
cllnc on tho closing quotations OF Saturday, but
Dreunn Navigation WIS ayid Nashville EhHt-
tauuoXu . higher. III tho cary denngs prices
fell of ii 10 liz Tho coAl shares and Nashville
Il Chattanooga wore nut prominent III tho de-
cline. At tho First DoRrtl II somewhat flrn1cr
ton1 prevailed, and m Rfvnnce Of u to
. WIS recorded, tho latter III Nashville
l. Chattanooga The temper Of speculation,
however, E0nE underwent Il dccltetl chanRo, mud
prices tuck II downward turn. Nurthern Pneno
lod. with n decline OF III In tho common md ~
In preferred, Il portion Of which wis sut'sc-
guuntly recovered, but partially lost in tho lanat
sRlcs, Tho general list wns weak during tho en-
tire aftcrnunn, md closed at about tho lowest
tEErres of tho t!ay. Tho tlrclno from, tho high
eat pnt runged fru1n u to !, tho hitter ln HeAd-
fnE. New Jersey Central, Delaware, LRcknwnHnn
& Wcstern, Nashville l. Chattanooga. llfInnis
Central, md Canada Southern wcrs hlso
conspicuous III tho downward movement.
Oregon Navigation, hfter AT carly Advnnce OF ],
tlrnppel III, and recovered I1f. The transfcr
bouks OF tho Colnpany wcre ctoscd this ntter-
moon for subscriptions to tbs second 81, 900 0C0 of
new stock, Hnil subsequently tho shnres Tosu :,
cx.privllcYe OF subscribing to tho new stock at
par, and rx-t,vidend ot 10 per cent scrip. The
depression In Northorn Paulilo WIS duo to re-
ports that tho Oregon Navigation CuMpahy hail
failed 10 obtain control OF tho rond aud TINT nd
ultIonnl stock wns about to bc Issued.
Tho money market worked unite smoothly
throughout tho tny, tho supply uf onpltAl ut1cr-
tnx being moro thMn c1tnl to tho requirements
OF borrowers. Call loans On pledge Of acceptable
| stock collateral rnugcd between md per cont
aud closed ut pcr cent, tho Rrcat bulk OF tho
| business having Gccn effected ut tho intor-
! ,ne,lintv figure. Tho Government bond dealers
| auopllcl thotr requirements ut 4QE5 per cent.
, 1881-03-22

sWGBthFn On3UN nav stuck, 0pelIod, Vt ANh04t, av{
loMuat, ~; c!used. a.
Gov Brtlincnt b0nds wcro qulet, closing strong.
III CbIeaxo. the District OF Columbia aa5s wera
lu.,s bid Hnd l0ln askesis the Il w1r0 lt3A aud
1lIA; 41sH. 1ilH md ll3.I, ". l0l!& and l0l!i1
and tho d. l9:!t and l051s. At the close tho u
aud Als weru II higher.
foreIgn exohunKo closed weak, Sterling posted
rates closed at 4sll iE,{i. For sI1ty.day CON.
mcrcsal bills for prompt delivery, &T7.sl41st.
Fur thrro wcaks' delivery, %5s4ba7VA. Si4ty-day
commercial hills. prompt delivery GU Havrs, 6lis
&'ID bordeaux. b2Dss+ alxty.day commercial
hIt.s nn antwerp, deliverable rrOlnpt, were Eth
@Fa,;ii. !sunksrs' hills "n Germany wcso " for
sixty s!uys und p!1; taT AanIa,.l: tiuety.tsuy
proIupt snusHaesci:i blis. E!!.Q:!p. sXsy-luy
commercial. On bankers, delivered pr.,,ult, ..
tV't',; e.suIc. Iulvtrc! III three weeks, W VII;
Commercial drawn Un cu.hn,crcIai i,urIics Weru
~ uunkvrs guiticrs un Iivlluuu were ", Tor
, 1881-03-22

unru.
""Se' ~, ,,, a, ,,., .,,,.u
:, lhc nrsI wceH III Nlarcn nItts 4ntAS ptMpo..
non " HuI!stt lima unitahtea. , a.u y s,.i moi
htit nf ~ i,sua WhSht esnn u nbos9 M Rroninn @it
lAo rcht " ~ cu.u' tnttthx sGea' oeu, " ' atu
gethcr hst tae tllno 1nr soWinA. ~ J."
~ -, ~, oGs ~ n s n., ill., 'rIw cn,nti"s sr
bohnihMnI ii,js Morch, ani to lI,aku d gootl hcfi
1nr the seusl II wshk to forth!4ht's genial
Weather II retillisMl. FntnTe crop prt,speoss afo
n ~ ~ a.!, au w." ~, thnr hn ~ tha
nnst fur llay urntmise. UuubtIuss This position
will innko English wl,r,t. Kruwers SLOW to sell
their ro1EnlnnE s'nsks, b,ls Ooe can hntdiy ~.
crl ~ 9 ~ ~ & na ~ ,y nsttn
Of nmriIs fartnars: TIC INFRINGEMENT rests t,tot,
d brt,stiur bns., that nf itnpurts. which, hRvlng
tn contribute nearly l0Ir-Hftits Ut tho next 1.-Two
nionahs aiinpiS, Aro, lne tns present. !ath4 ~
Inv nnntn nuS ~ ;nrtn, a,i ~ rn"ni,tS
Wt, i,iay DO sl,rc that fur tho rest OF this sea-
R,n nearly tnur-larthn NJ tho brradhtuiYs wanted
for THIS country must 20 s'?'tYht Tor nu'h!Ao
taose @ an ~, S ,n wn ana H..
viish rIt,l.i In frGrcL TO ho IA rai-
,,,.sI; Y hi III rs ~ F'"''' ~ ~ 40
MI, ,,,. .t..,s.t n, t,.,,. s,,. ,,,, +,a alt
4no %lnei'''alt tt'ct' C"ftt'H nttl'o uP LILO ILL
untlun OF our wtnscr wheat as follows:
The curly s0wn IL l,nt,st uniformly spoken Of
, 1881-03-22

spsetas DspItsh 10 Thu CA!eaoo Tribune.
UusruS, Murch 2l.-At the Stock Exchange
, 1881-03-22

NJ other Wnlskrr lIyu rQuuL IIiAs-5J ccuia
, 1881-03-22

TOTAL
It will ba u0tpd that these exports to Gront
I!r!taiu aru only ttquut to about onc-halt tho
weekly CONSUMING wnnts III tMporte4 wheat.
Thu st0cka IN European cities arc small, ~ lsu
thuso OF our 0Wu YenD0asI.
, 1881-03-22

North t,h.cnpo CT. It, it. Co .............i;5 !,
Mrst Dlyls!vn w lI:!swny's".'...''.....,;.. NJ
1'rtrr*' tnsutnncr Company. ..+
Interstate lEdn~srhl E1rttfitlnn. ~
, 1881-03-22

hinTclI III snys: "'rhc tnmp 0f ihe wuol market +
w9nk. Rnh Ftcua tfttHhtnr. The rresaur7 % efn
wax nlreAy yUry IrUat eurly during HE wuOk Rnd nc
market Actanlo nInlUst dD1iuFltllGG& when Eunpef
al rhllua1pln dAnlers 'na!e their appearance lsIo
with nj, nppArpnt determination A1 Ut aiiJ pstce'
Finding tinN Xxx und anGvu ttca was hold nj +5ate,
with nnnl trnsautlnnB. tllaJ uHut0i tho ARtle Rrsue
At laaEH. Nnslun AyMicrh Itnlu a GOrraHpt!HhK te.
tiuCtIut md inn.e.iiMtoy nMr FhlIndaphlA Ia fTehus
totIk Altsr turn VI the md t.o clgss mFts
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, 1881-03-22

IsNOVISEONS.
HOO rN0nuCT5-Wssc less active than usual,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-21

The seventeenth annual convention of the
Pennsylvania State Sunday School Associa-
ton will be held in the Presbyterian church
at Johnstown, commencing on Tuesday, Oc-
tober Is, next and continuing during the
following two days. These arrangements
in regard to the meeting have been made
Each county association is entitled to
send six delegates from their respective
counties, and cities of twenty thousand in
habitants three delegates each, in addition
TO the county representation. All dele
gates will be entertained. Application
for entertainment must be made TO Mr. John
Fulton. chairman of the local committee.
Upon the arrival at Johnstown delegates
will report to Mr.. ID. J. Jones, in the Pres
byterian church. when homes will be pro-
vided for them. Special railroad rates are
being prepared from all parts of the State.
Orders for the same may be procured by ad-
dressing the chairman of the railroad CON-
mite, Mr.. James VI. Gamble, Williamsport,
Pa These orders may be had by all parties
who desire to attend the convention, but
entertainment will be provided only for
regular and duly accredited delegates. Spe-
cial rate at the hotels are made for all per-
sons attending the Convention. 1t is earn
estly recommended that Sunday, October
l6, be observed as a day of prayer for the
divine blessing upon the approaching Con-
vention and upon the Sunday school work
throughout the State
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-21

The stone abutments for the new bridge
east of town have been completed for about
two weeks. The work was done in most
mastery manner by Mr.. Jacob Zeigler, one
of the best stone masons in the county, but
we are Informed that the abntments cost as
much as il ought to cost to build the entire
bridge. The Commissioners, as usual were
little previous" in tearing down the old
bridge as all persons travelling that way are
now compelled to go through the creek. and,
a heavy rain fall would render il very
dangerous
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-21

There were only nine delegates at the late
State Convention from this Congressional
district. Fulton county having the Senate
rial delegate from this Senatorial district.
The delegates from Cambria, Blair and two
of those from Bedford voted for our neigh
Dor, General Baily, of Fayette county, the
successful candidate, while the two from
Somerset and one from Bedford voted for
Davies The delegates from Somerset were
H. Clay Mckinley and Edgar Kyle.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-21

As everything combustible is now as dry
as tinder box, great care should be observ-
ed to prevent mountain fires breaking out
They are already rayaging the mountains
in the coal regions and other parts of the
State, and much property will be destroyed.
Were they once started on the mountains
in this vicinity much young timber would
be ruined and other property endangered.
There is a law against starting fires of this
kind, and any one caught at such mischief
should be arrested and punished. Let eve
rybody be on the alert while the drought
continues.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-21

The family of Mr.. Wm. Boyle, who re-
sides between Cresson and the Summit has
been terribly afflicted the past two weeks.
In our issue of last week we mentioned that
six of his family, mostly children, had died
of diphtheria within two weeks. On Tues-
day last another daughter died, and ON We'd
nesday morning Dolph, ayoung man aged
10 years, also died making eight deaths in
the family within brief space of time. The
last and only child is lying seriously i'll
with the same disease Cdg6Tid Herald
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-21

Saturday morning, Mr. c. G. orton, who
had both feet amputated the Saturday pre-
yious, was removed to the residence of Il.
Portable quarters and be more free from noise
and disturbances than in his own room,
which adioins his store room in the Man,
moth Block His right stump is healing adj
mirably and causes but little trouble; the
left one is excessively painful and trouble
some, and it is feared by his physicians that
the bone is slightly diseased and that it will
have 10 undergo another amputation, above
the ankle joint.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-21

The announcement Of the death Of Prcsi-
dent Geariicid wss received here at ar early
hour this, Tuesday, morning. While the
bulletins Of the preceding day plainly indi-
Gated that the end was near at hand the an
nouncement that it had come was a great
shock to all who heard il. The court
house and all the church bells were tollcd.
business is entirely suspended for the day
and most Of the business houses are draped
in mourning. Sad and solemn faces are TO
be seen on all sides and a universal feeling
of gloom and sorrow, such as we have but
seldom witnessed, prevails everywhere.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-21

The Silver Cornei Band treated our citi-
zens TO some very choice music Saturday
evening playing number Of beautiful new
pieces that they have but recently learned
The members of the band devote a great
deal of time to practicing and never play in
public until they have fully mastered their
piece. We feel safe in saying that we haye
one of the best country bands in the State.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-21

In the matter of the estate Of Joseph Seibert,
deceased.
BY virtue OF a commission issued TO me out OF
the Orphans Court. 10 distribute the funds in
the hands Of Aaron VIII and Jere Weimer, Ad-
ministrators OF Joseph Sebert, deceased, hereby
give notice that will meet 10 make said distrib-
ution at my office. In Somerset borough, on Tues
day, the 4th day Of October, 1881. when and where
ali persons interested can attend II they think
proper
L. G.. COLB0RN,
sept, Auditor.