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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-21

az 1. MAA per day At home. Sample worth IS
N1 70 NHu free. Address SrINsoN X Co. PORT
land, u aine.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-21

haaa week In your own town. Terms and IS out
X66Gt free Address III. HALLErT 4 Co., Port
WvVland, Maine.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority of special execu-
tion issued from the Office of the clerk of the
circuit court of Iron county. NJ M,ssouri, and to
me, the undersigned sheriff, delivered, in faI
vor of the State of Missouri, at the relation
and to the use of James Buford, collector of
tn. revenue of Iron county, Missouri, plain
tiff, and against Charles f. Marsin ana all
unknown interested parties, defendants. bear
ing date March Oath 1881, and returnable to
the April term, 1881, thereof, have levied it
upon anG seized the following described real
estate and property, lying aud being in iron
county, Missouri, as the property of said de-
fendants, and described as follows, to wit.
The west half of the southeast quarter and
the northeast quarter Of the southwest quarGer
of section 13. township 80, range east:
And will, on
Thursday, ApTil. %, 1881,
at thekast front door of the courthouse in the
city o. Ironton, Iron county, Missouri. between
the hours Of O'Clock a. m. and o'clock p.
M, Of that day, and during the session of the
circuit court, sell, at public auction, all the
right, title. claim, estate and property OF the
said deft nd ants OF, in AM to the above de.
scribed real estate and property, for cash in
hand, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said ex-
ecutiOn and costs. mr3. n31
WILLIAM A. FLETCHER, Sheriff.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-21
Matters and Things.

The Oneida Community 10 going to
build spoon factory at the Niagara
Falls.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-03
Second Race.
Third Race.

RUNNING RAcE-sINaLs DASH sy oEs NILE FOR eae
ENTRIES
Fl. Robinson names Ray h. lice Box.
j. Bradley aules bay b. Ballot Rox, Jr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-03
RACES! RACES !.

a2sszA
RACES.
~ afH... as.
THE FIRST MEETING UNDER TINE
AUSPICES OF THE
CARSON CITY JOCKEY CLUB.
.ergani,M June, 1881, Will k Held at
TREAD WAYS PARK,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
J ULY FOURTH, 1881.
Wo have secured Four First Cass Races for this day,
and good days sport may be anticipated Hcng undsr
driving and fair decisions.
firss hace.
rpor7na-9.xo r, ,su--,ps, ,u.xx n 1--WE ~ u,,.vu
rcRsh sS'o'
IT., ,.-.. e,.o. so..,, ux,. s-..,.,.un .~
ENTRIES
Thomas No Vol, rsr,s hroc n,rc,..
Frank Dodd names bay h. Honey AXE Chief
n q Isks names soryel Mngggns
E. Downer sorrei h. by pIinis.
sero,d Rs~e
s,o .n,yn
ENTRIES
L. winnie names carson
prxx,.s MATCH p.cy-s,var. n,su ev orv MIL, 80
rsrrIn
H. Robinson names tay q. nee bon;
D. bfadley Lanes paV H. baiot f'of' 'r
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-03

W0 have secured Four First FClass Races for this day.
and good days sport may be anticipated. icing unr
the managemt mt of this Club is guarantee 81 hosot
driving and fair decisions.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-03
uuTicE 70 cu.uwsEas.

I'LL fAt CARSON CafY, NEVADA, june Is, 1881.
To Oliver Anderson, Joseph Boics. Thomas Mayes, A.
Hobart and Nathaniel Holmes: You are hereby notified
thss the undergncd have expended the sum OF four
handrd and six 5000 do lars in T. gold coin in labor
and Improvements. upon the Emerald Mining Claim and
Lode situate, lying and being in ornsby county State
Nevada, about aud Cnehaf miles west OF the Lake
View tunnel the line of the Virginia Iruckee Rail
road SAID claim at point on the south de
OF the line of the Virginia and Gold il Water Company
water and thence south fifteen hundred feet 70
the north line Of tho Bassette Mining Caim which said
expended by for the purpose OF holding said
claim and under the provisions OF Section 1924 OF
the Revised Statutes OF the United States, being the
amount required hold the for the 1873 1919
and 1880 of which amount expended the proportion OF
each OF co-owners in said lode and claim Is the
set opposite your respective names, to-wit:
Joseph BOice ................. -
A. G. Hobart ~
And within hundred and eighty days after the first
publication of this notice. fail refuse to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure as co-owners as
above your interest in said claim and lode will Re
the property OF the subscribers, under said Sec
ton 1924
. ROSS LEWERS,l
p. N. MARKER,
... c. A. LEE,
MAURICE MAY
ELIAS OWENS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26
1H5 IVII""lhg aro Iuo VolAIa OF INC Btatcments q
he corresponding dates for preceding years:

The local money market for the week ruled easy
at and per cent those being the rates at which
the principal business done each day aud the
Tatesat which call loans stand over. There
manipulation however, of the markets in late hours
every day except yesterday. and after wants were
well supplied small loans were made at and
day at 2I cent. Yesterday there attempts to
establish low rates in the morning hours which en-
couraged the idea that money would be easy so that
borrowers postponed making up accounts till after
O'Clock. The result that money loaned at a
premium and closed sharp ut q per cent. There is
very little time-moDey offering, but that little Is
eagerly taken up at 6 per cent The best class of
mercantile paper passes slowly at per cent. The
Commercial aad Financial Chronicle says: I'VE have
heard some complaints lately that many of the
banks loaded up with loans on stock collat-
erals that they do not to discount mercantile
paper any more and are getting TO look on the
transaction a great favor to merchants" This is
not as IL should be. The merchants wants more
imperative than those of stock Spectators aud
The dsconnting of good Endorsed mercantile paper
Is more legitimate banking than is the l0aning of
money non-diy idend, speculative securities. IL
Is only the surpIuses of banking capitals that
should be loaned TO foster speculations
IN securities, in tho products OF the
soil to aid speculations Of any kind.
The prosperity of the country is developed
by legitimate enterprises and by facilities for the
conducting of exchanges of products and merchan-
disc and not by enabling pool" 10 lock up all
the grain and products tho country produces that
afew spectators may enrich themselves at extra
ordinary expense TO the consumers The banks per
nanen interest 10 allied with the general prosperity;
hence 1t is no more good policy than it is commend
abb morally for the banking capital to sacrifice the
Iegitimate for temporary gain IN higher rates
Which spectators are able TO pay.
Secretary WindoR,s course is timely, yet there
= probability that much fault will be found with
ne action no has taken. Certainly the kind of call
tof bonds that was issued yesterday was not the
Slnd that has been predicted would be issued, nor
NAT many speculat0rs have protested to believe
~ooid De issued. So much hss been said about the
e1oesnve reserves Of the Treasury that undoubt-
guy many unthinking persons believe that there 10
- extraordinary accumulation Of money In the
H10asury. But wo have before called attention to
~ isct thss after making allowance for the called
ana os the Treasury had no funds for the further
sa1enasc OF bonds. except such - might hereafter
0nuiate from the collection Of revenues inexcessl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26
corroN MAnKErs-nY reIranAp1I.


i4yrRroo,- sent 2i,-l2'ao p g-cottoe Market steady
l0uJnbslea Including 1000 auccuaoa and export
ier.lris "e9 'Ales ineiading 1910 Oslos American.
Hs tay' 7Slsd' do September aud oc,olcr de-
hV"ry Oli do November and December delivery. 6i.
1egS5Ge1 and January dehyry t'a1 do; February aud
TO- Aprl aud Missy delivery -ili also 6od DO May an,
Fni,rcs closest quiet. wy y ~
LnTero3- sc1t s4I:9o 2. -Tutures-U plands
Low Mddug cause september delivery. 7psd january
nnd February delivery, 6'led,
day noiu,ed I, Ga bales Arrericai.
M,dding 10 }loc iool oriiaary sS rSoeips iSs
hALrmoRs sept "a cotton quiet Midddng lIasc.; Low
Miaing, II Ac GOOD Ordinary. l6l-c. receipts bales
r' 10 ne Continent 400 bales s!es spneIs 10 bales
RosroN. sep 2i-Cot'ou steady: middnur l2isc.: Low
exports to Great Britain 23 bales; bales stock. 4295
CHARLESTON sept; Cotton active quotations Mid.
dhng II ..e.. Low Kidding ~ e Good Ordinary i02Io'
sAes. 1000 bales stock, 23,OI4 bales.
Midiling. ij',e. ordinary. 9c receipt; 1000 alcs
shpmen- La! bates salos ~ aies stock ~ bales.
Low Alddng, lo-c, G' Ordinary, 9c net receipts 2a4
Ha sa rs bales snrk 5805S Sse so''"l'' 30
lomsyuLR. sept 2i.-cotton Gniet ddding II nc.
~ oasa sipnents, so bales sales, l750 bales
Mo",Jk sept = = lotion gpchangaa Midaiing llc
" s,sort cosose III h nP,' ' saes 86
NRw-oRLfASe se. 2cotton steady: Middling, il '-cs
Low Addnnc 10 ~, q opd ordinary. 9sc receipts
eJ 5 S' 5V 80. sdck 5 S' Sse LOO 'ac' LAST
NoEFoLs. sept 2i-Cotton quiet; Middiisg, LAG: net
io2 3iie. stock a. balos N''"'''' '' 'NN
Pin.lDrIIHA sept. 2l,ottou nll Mraalng i2c.; Low
bales; Sales, spnner. s37 bales; sorS T. il bales
70. Low Mdiug lo'2c.; Good ordinary. blsc net
ceistwe, az bsls sios 5000 bales last evening 800
Middng iD7sc.. ordinary ~ Teoepss. 23l3
BALE; Shipments 100 bales. oles; sales Is bales sOsk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26
THE STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARK ETA

BALrncKx Sept 2a-costen dun: Middling &c.
super - Soess 20 do Extra - 25sS7 o. Do Family
$50 rs: FAMILY ssdss 70; DO Rio brands 81 7oSss
Patapsco Family - DO estern
No / Maryland. 81 81; No Western Winter Rcd,
NeysmSsI e Lies sis ,l Dsos%sss q Co.:
and sIongi sonthern White, 92c. DO. Yelioy 52ci
ocsossr. 7isssso., Ecvs@Sst, 77ES7iJs os.. as.ds
southern 50652oi Western White. 81 052o; DE- MIsd,
5OG5Ic Pennsavana 81 153c Rye quiet at 81 O7SSl o.
HAY urn and highar Prime to Choice Pennsyvania and
MARYLAND. s204S26
suYyALo A. sept 2aPlour In good demand and strong
OF 81 81 81 bid fof No. Hard Duluth cash Germ
steady with fair demand saos OF cars No Maxsa 2!
estexn &c., White, 6lc nothing doing In Other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26

sss By Mhsat 5 eS Corn
os Il ss. SEPT 2ssWhsst irregular but generally
ve@Se Com mas easier ST. cash octo6sr
ss Is ca o Ss siSos 81 s PCr So weak
s ans sG5s Y s $
1s5h g. l sspbbss Light s sas7 Is e@sg 50 MIXED
ass aS SH fssds apS @ Il IS 9
sa No. Red eS %ne and 81 se
7 gSsSe 5 IS bush $500 Corn easier
egII at Barley Tn and Unchanged Fork fO Snet y a.
@ Clear RS o Bacon o BI an ests quiet
goods 20 SsGsn On s 9 ~ 81 n sales
stsaay Sugar easier bot not guotab lower
Butchers So 0o0s7 receipts 1000 Lead shiDents
r DETROIT NIGH SEPT 24Four steady at sT07 25 Wheat
81 a6s S Mhite cash and September 81 4o October,
ssfS%GsI s a. s. D. az 9d ans 5sg
hssS 80 iRss sSo5 ~
%aes & O sept o9 S Foo as tranr
Es Ss H MGen 3 strong zg scarce are. and adysnc
s s2G No. %TasR. so
nc RG To- Cora quie al CSC scarce aS r@
ard s Mes Pork $40 25 $50
q sefSy os q SS a5Sd o. Fnas1fs
wesd4 %aa Sept sgPern
Clear s. oods7 75 Straight 81 S6a7 Is d. cbds
X 81 You; ~ ~ Pennsyl vania Extra Family Gsod
u.s. co. do New Process $sass Is: MiDnesofa Patet.
firm at So 20 Corn Meal unchanged Wheat acye No.
noa, aIaGk 81 4g do November 81 50sas 5o1@
ysnia ana Yellow ontrscE M in grain deS
IN 9 Western Mixed, track, 72l aei steamer track and
rate Tor sail Mixed PROMPT shipment 'h rs asG$o
! Ses S 4Ss. mi Ti'% isSi41s Pavssn.
zee nd 90 per ool DO Packets Sl55o naias
rrime st Seesl7oo ar-smoSed i4aiSe ID do sait
~ &C.; Shoulders salt, SIa agc do siaoked gio
i shoulders IN pickle S399c do Smokes, I0@i0lsc
Set5ie 1900 steam Batchers 6oae %
PnicchII western hedue 1890; do steam. i2.76c. DO
y3n2 30 G36c do Western. a3Jc GOOD to Cisiee
35S3Se DO i F,r. county and NGw YORK Extra Tubs
ma a'G and d2 Good 70 Choice 22a25c Rolls Pennsyys
Western 2S@ Reese Ya c4ea
"SsteIn Fgli Gre m 3Gl52c. 10. Fair to Good II
for coI ,-unc9nged sugar-iIaw quiet at 77sG3c
arme Cur o G'G Gr,s eani sS Ma,eGgedoss Reaqea
anchange FaHd i99 seeds fs er and iinqtsy
Sic AZ Il ~, = sss114S-o Petroleum nominal Whskey.
~ Loris, sept 24.-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
@ti, lid CASH 81 iSio october ri 42 3 fTe ai y
Com dull ~ Gjlc cash GGi2c october 6s5.c Noveber
6s'a pecemberi 7Gtc May. oats lower iZac 4Gasc
necem1er Rye slow at VI 0s4 Barley nominalIy IN
rhmged Provisions quiet and unchanged; very little doing
WhisSey STEADY at q 10 neeepts- Flour, 5000 bDl5
heat O9 1nshi Corr, 5000 bush; oats, $4,000 oush
hrlS; Wheai LEGO bu =; Corn, $1,000 nusl Oats 5000
TliriS :toi ~ " ~ 70 , l"oU oi, n , 9,
md October 81 45ls November 81 asa neceln6er 81 81
9ltc; Noyruuor a. Tie oats nm al 45G Tor SO Se
ooir;s-Wheal 10000 ruah.. Corn H. 100 bash; osis
bush" oats. 1000 bush.
Nl!MN,roG, y. -, topt: 2i.-sprts Of Turpcuilne duh
at &c osin eady at - % Or strained and - 10
INN at - % for Yellow Dip and ~ % 70 Virgin Corn
changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Sept 24-12:sop. M. - bonds four cents.
1905 Atlantic and Great Western hrs mortgage trustees
certificates do second mortgage 22ia Erie, 47l4; iii
nuds Central. 137; kcadng $50; Pennsylvania Central.
67A.
LONDON Sept 242oo m-Amerioan securities are quet
and unchanged. .
sept $500 Paris adv Vices aoote three por
cent reptss 81 francs SIS confines for the account
PARIS Sept 24--5 p. m--Exclalee London 20 francs
3G,2 centmes for checks
bank bills 60 days 70 months, TO
SIS and for trade bills 90 days TO months 3a
3 The main features Of the stock markets have
American and
and the depression OF Turkish aud Egyptian stocks and
was das TO combin alton Of circumstances including
very encouraging tranc returns and the purchase OF
American railroad securities for shipment 10 New
York. Already since tho death Of President Garfield,
there have increased here American
The market also influenced BY reports relative
termination OF tho but tue termination OF the
late In America has boon the main
the Buxaraa tribute likely lessen the return 70 bond
holders King Aozsos speech 1t tho opening OF the Cores
caueed upward Spanish. Nearly all home
railways were higher In American rsilws wabaah and
ordinary has rfson Y pruforToi. Al Contre Pa
ciAc In oAbln ordinary ana preferred
have advanced J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26
lIANANA MAKRErs.

HAyASA Sept 24sugar Narsrt quiet. Moiasses SUGAR.
rctaia 10 good po1fzansn o. . rei gold per arreo@
ado Common crHa Centrifugal. ~
70 70 20, limitation IN boNes and hhis lO'4@@. reals
hac- hh.s is-ccpts tho week.
boxes - bags and - hhGo, Exports during tho week.
$500 loo bags aud 1880 hht-, all the "a the
uiis~i SpAns goi if5.ai93 Exchange steady
lic Uuad STATES. days guild, SA2sS54 short
ssl de-. s-al pr,n.nm on IondOn, l90lJA. yremiun
On Pans, ft"f y prcnuum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26

LIVERPOOL sept weeks circular of the Liverpool
Cotton Hro&ers Association Cotton opene depressed
with limited business. but foviVni Wednesday and
Thursday There god bsHass at last husdnys tu
followed similar conrS, closing partial
vance, Dcng advance sixteenth the week. Some
lions have tai place IN cotton mo rendered
carly IN prc about hafpoung below the
wtea sea Island continues IN improves reques, at l rates
tuctuatci throughout thn week but close
sixteenth 90 eighth advance distant Positions showing e
chef improvement
Guardian It's commercial article
1hrra Ia owing falling pro
since the stoppAae spude~ and partly ie cont
hardening cotton market. There
inquiry Thursday for china
not appear To to pness az te sinues ia have led
Ia business Cloth rs dull aud inactive. There
little AT Tuesday rates. bur large transactions
spi Ar.tttA"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26
ETHIOPIAN MARK FTS.

LvgRrooI, sent 24Tc produce kets win ooSei
O'Clock M lay a marx OF 10 tho
President Garilo.I
IvEHrool. sept - -Por.-pIlme steady
at 9O Western. hrner AZ so. Bacon Cumberland
% Id steady 55.i Clean
firm 40; short Clear. Gr,ncr at 526d Hams Long
cut, steady 3D.; shoulders A..
Mess, here. Extra Mess. firm l07l Prime
steady 80. Lari-Primo Western. steady 6Ied.;
Ialow Prime City. Hraer as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
drmer at ASA, kosina Fine dull AZ loed.: = Com.
mon. firmer est 06i6d. Chcese American ChOIce
dun NJ CT. I@rd on none on here Flonr-E xira
state. duh AGA Mbeat--No l. White dali
Spring. z. I06d. New Winter dul
nj H.; Southern Wintor. steDiv 1l0l. Germ
Mixed Old 81 I'D; New. steady Gil
tonseed Oil-Ytlow AmorIcan here Rosin-Common
London steady at tod Spirits rurpsntne London.
firm at @LGd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoBK. Saturday, Sept "a, 1881.

ASidES-Quiet unchanged.
~ ii iso quiet al II al Sac for Fairs sales 900 bags
who'd ;U1 nsgs ex Nasmyth and 9o3 bags
~ouu private terms Mild steady 200
MahcaDo ex Claudus, sold mostly on private terms bnt
part al l312c.; quoted 49, '0 N'N ""'
vance, toNmspot otton gc; higher but quiet
saes 900 baes (295 bales
cred p fT expert and 80 bales for consumption Dev
Daies against 1880 bales aud 81 1888 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
te' HoTIa Rtoer. Pesssis ant R1SIro9Es
NEwYoRK, Saturday, Sept o. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26

F'u'PI'lS S''5'4-" HIIFO-@'O
The banks now hold 81 G96, 800 in specie and lo-
gal-tenders more than they held at this date last
year. The loans now are S22,46S, 800 greater than
they were then, aud the deposits arc $2O,5lO, 400
greater. The consequence is that the reserve re-
quired by tho % per cent rule now is $4,s77, 600
more than required year ago, and hence the
surplus is only S1d62.275 against a surplus then of
$4,643,O75, and the proportion of the total re-
serves to the deposits is 25.4G per cent against
26.57 atthe same date III 1880.
The following are the totals of the statements at
the corresponding dates for preaching Years:
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financial.
oPPIcR OF TTfR sII.vPR IsIFr CONSOLIDATED NrSrNG)
AND LANDS COMPANY 90 BROADWAY
m I. 4 -

ONO CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
xxr,, - NEW YORK. Sept IL, 1881.
'ENllE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
es and voting bondholders for the election Directors
VIII pc held al the Offices of the company CITY %
pm - ' " 07
Transfer books viii close and reopen october
d b. q. MITCHELL,
Sarr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26

~ EAST 20TH-ST.-FuiniShed Rooms. with
or without board: permanent parties preferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26

kbARlOR FLOOR; four rooms nicely far
hlsaed wi LET separately references exchanged i6s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26

OFFICE OF TIKI
CENTRAL PARK, NORTH AND EAST RvRP
RAILROAD COMPANY. lOTh.AvR, 5SD AND 54TH-sIs, (
rxx,,, NEwl YORK sept b. 1881.
'THE annual meeting of the stockholders of
this Company VIII be hela the Office Company
on Tuesday, October Is 1881 II M The
1881. / l. WALNUT III secretaTx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26

Total bush $4,000 100000 10000 1880,
The following wore the receipts and shipments al
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts Shipment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26

HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE and other 5e
80 srable rooms trstclass board references lo2 an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26
Board ano Rooms
East Side.

\ No. 20 Cramercy Park and Sc Irving
tnens apartment bouse suir aud sngie
rooms with bath breakfast desired also fnt ana coree
roons ON groard hoor, suitable for ply scians Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26

Z GRAMERCY PARK.-Donble and single
rOoms, with board permanent and transient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26

No. 20 NAssAU-sr, NEw.YoRK, sept %.
PFHE FOURTH instaIment of TEN (1O) PER
CENT of the second subscription the asng Syn
dictate will be due and payable 1891 at my Office
Checks should be to the order of WILLARD and accom-
panied by the original receipt. HENRY WILLARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26

C,S PARA-AN E.-FuInished rooms TO rent.
, 1881-10-23

the donor or tic conditions of The deed Y
trust, and to prevent its prostitution to sell
isii or private interests in cast OF any such
1l;,ladinistr:ltion, it. Is made the imperative
t!ut3s If the Trustees 10 close the o;llftarla111,
sell all the property, anu, together win ING
endowment funds. divide the entire pro-
t.etsls tileynuf among The several missionary
societies represented in the Hoard of lrnst-
s.es, II, ln cXp.ntlt..liu the support Of foreign
missions And to eifectuate such W!ntllflg
III, OF the Institution. in CASE Of l}erVcrsDi} o[
trust, the Acknowledgement ri this state or
the Interested missionary societies Jnln1ly yafc
legally empowered tn enforce this CONDITION
III any court of competent jurisdiction ;t'ld tt'
distribute tflea>scts:l@ ahuve specified. III II.
Il. tault who has been for six years one ~ t'lo
medical faculty, las hnc1t ll;:ltie thle1 lny-
siciaJ, ami after Ur. Fosters lcceasc lie VIII
l,ecnn,e Superintendent also. Mr., Andrew
Pierce, one of the 'rfHs1teS. las resided u:if-
ing the last four years with his family III tiie
Sani1arilll. and ll:.S spent :Sl5.0ll on repairs
and to bpatify tile grounds. 80 that tl'ls 'lo-
ble and uilsc1is gift, u!. product, of Il life
Church Of Christ and mt Of any particular
denomination, and il, this regard Is !: unique
donation. If, now, t1tllers would complete
the endowment t,f the institution all its priv
i!e..t.s :lecor,!in. tn the intent of the aonor,
will be entirely FREY: nf charge to btlteiiel;l-
rits. l:n: until that is done paying patients
will tc received ;,s heretofore according to
the capacity ut the house. \ great u1:al has
been said and writtci, ;.!,uut tho sou l-saytnE
ami heait i-:.ising qualities Ut Clifton Springs,
bui 1,thinx better or nlOre worthy III reltlctll
ls;,slre than this last writing by the founder
Uf its Sanit;riunl.
, 1881-10-23

Fur Tte Ghiruun I'ril,uuc.
Twas but word in allgnr quickly spoke,,--
Twas but Il te Of friendship, rudely broken:
Iac while they s1nU1 there, III the western slfy
They watched the sunsets sple:,t.or fade and
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The twilight creep about them, veil the scene,
White chill Indifference crept their hearts be-
tween.
Silent they stood, each b;lttltns with tho pride
OF soul that bent not. All lit vain she tried
TO frame the words that would have culncd
each fear
Thut pucd her ip aii;, forced the telttale tear.
II II 1lor speak first: the faults not miuct shc
"That luty's his-'tSas he the quarrel sousht.''
Ami thus thought hc: 1.-The duty toatone
Lies nut with me-the folly s ;all her own
The sllrs came oit ,nl siniitd down on thu
-. tw,1isi; o
\ dtstunt nfsnt-bird pipeG sal refrain:
And then upon Tho stiffness colby fell
-SYord that rang With cruel SOUND. Fare,yett''
She stood alone, and watched him till the r)ootn
Had CLOSED bctwccn them like the door Of damn
ttround her furnl she drew her dainty tlrcss. 49,
And turned to 900 hurror! sore distrrsst
i tnuAii-a screnin-she stroyc to run
l}nt cotll4 not move peg;
pi'ashb,ss had stn awful grip upon her tender
flesh. {}wrS ii WIZ
"TuE NAPLES" A@~o''