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, 1881-09-27

,.. r,,, ,,r,, ,x,. ,,,Il f,It.,t uni ria, 4rrv,
After n funeral n4lrcn hy ,l.p p,Artct cnt,Irn nf
f,,.,n, ,i,.s.,,, tno inv. Mr. Andrews ruu TN,
lnvl.'o nsah' ~. .n.,,,r Mr. ~. ,vnS rs"a o" ,".t 1
sne ~ @ ." ~ , wta" rem sna lse tn
ft's.ara.'o' stasra.," '""a' '' '>'"'''' - ''''
1'Iu ltov.j.' 7. llurioc, pastor ns Tho Cnlver-
sity t'inco lMpiist Church. ,hon npaxa Of "tho
M." .",,, -. .sr,i v ,,,u, h,a ., ,s.,,,.d .'n
wv" tnen! .l1t ha,' ''pt uean rt''.'H'" s,nso ,,
stability Of natiun depended ,Ipun tho purity
md *iIrity of lis l,u litN. nfll tin histufics of
ailow. 10 unso tl,c t1wer Of tho uiitiu rnpIsiIy
ttcUnrtct, UnT uUyorn,ttnt iMrKt.ly 0wi.d lis
siscsss ind It's r,wer !" tho fasI| tint i wa4
S ip.o. II snx, tnH I,s t;,.fcsrW % "tos % is win @ t
" ss% ,r ys y ga 'tG ,e u Ssa Mr!y ~ u sI %. x "
lnr j.us. IL i. .siiinlna, pAst"r. n tl,o xsith
R ns a;sat eas Is. .fs # G s ho!s ss1t
arse 1'ai is rs, T. srees Il
u,n,. iiu uI,trreHlicti sl,o hurnsni or work, ai,
hts after liJc wis Uie ut l,rr,lu devotion to prn.
rtplr. Its true lcrnlsn SHINE unt nl.ku iii tho
III thu str:rts nf kuw yurk. hlh rally whct. .ilo
ririii wing Of tieu Koarcra,,s wns denlnrnixcd.
III llH HHt3UHt atGflnkt WHICH, Nl3"
tnNett ni,I supported by 4 Christian Inlth. hn
C4i1tl how calmly ~ tho Will nf tiln VIM tlUeth
mt t,uitir rt.,ret: htt,te hn ,t4yrr tt)k stGp
lrxwurll, not even w,,en bu stupprd ncr.,AA tic
tnr,1snGtl Ut existuI1en here. III hail Kunr 10
tho ii,Atisols nbnte. leaving II well.rutilt'ed
chnraeter rs Il tt'tsipi lDf as ny: ,., ,,,.,,
.,. u ~ .t,. 4 = istt",, thuractrr ~ 'rmvt. NJ
Ply I'M. ~ En- r,v,,,s u,,,, .rrfs"r sill Ii, i'm
Iii. ~ ~ t,rrn., iii +, lis isr"si,vInl .h,r
s, .Ss n III ,t,,"rh ~ sM,"r r., wht,.
"rtioI', ~ "n,,.,.,"iIr rrunir,J wtrn in rrt.ireif
m" sI,crI "i".tiia. H,li,eti In nrtyur will tho
h,nI.iHst an. ",,f"sstnl hituaetf tlntur sry{aI
nv jtrt,e NntItr t)v rnr linn thu t{tjD uf Nri.
mi sH,,"t.,r ~ i,r,sspt wus liza iIrnvI,nlItlu
c.A,t aGh"t - it.t,. ' ttr,tn. IT, ~ 10,
VI tfutuui-houeE o.IMt "nntt tit.s .t J." ~ LIZ
Ialur htl1 tHWt HEtG. Mt.tnet ~ 4n, ~ ...
lind tg1trI4 III lilo tHfflnl lFill,t ttttHnEh Wn51l
llp Kjiit. thu victory Ur tnlth and WIS MIu tu
, 1881-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS,
THE NINETEENTH ILLINOIS,


After tho procession haA dlsbanded, the mem.
hers oi tho Ntneteonth Illinois Volunteer 10.
fantrv Ipurcheu to tho 0rand Pacific Hotel and
hcld a meeting III the Appellate Court room.
President j. r. T. Smith occupied tito chair.
Lieut.. John Young, Chairman Of tho committee
appointed 10 draft suitable resolutions on the
dunth Of President GARFIELD, reported the follow
ing, whIrh wore unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t hns picnscd tho Almighty God In
His lilin!t Wisdom tn ta*s from. our midst our
iitsolrtif. Thnt, va the surviving man.ncra Of
tho Nineteenth illinois Volunteer Infantry. ~
e;.bers Of lhc g. old army n1 tha CMin9esr, ,.na,
tent. do most deeply deptoro his tliltilhsy
dcnth. unsl with eecili'E hearts intIKlo our
lpye unh admiration fnr the lllciIinFy 0f him,
wsom We learned l4 nd:.'!Eo aui9 iovs rs a. sIl ~,
st ,aS u at s ' o' '"0
H isssortI, That Sy sno dcath Of James ~ Gar.
Held u1ir country loses ono who. on tho tented
ana ''na Il Il TIC whto tosss rs chisf axistrac
aervci his country, with fearless ability, Ercat
III H. @ "s eSts ate1s fy sc aS shsaf
which, In this nRc, Gun ba won by man.
91 we fees 9essnt 70 'hS and ennraao
III artns our heartfelt sympathy, ana that We
con,ena them to The tes!der s!.re OF tsn uou OK
ST. ANnisEw's SOCIETY.
4 we'll. t.attcnded meeting of tho st. Audrow's
Society s s ~ aoG IL tie Erk
fisssrs. It. ii. Furrester, lsouert Eirryey,, and
lnHcs Mc0scHor Gom!nittco osa scso!atlons i,,s;L
t,ot,s on the ueatt, of President dartlod Tho
% IL pass sf IL yS s pe Ss
ccssiuu. ......
| Ono of tue Incidents Of tho day was the hang.
int III tho mss,As tiuiteAll III oI1y At tho corl!or
Of CbeAul1t md Wclta s!reea by tho n0ya or the
, 1881-09-27
SINAI CHURCH.

REMARKS BY THE REV. nls. It1HsciL
1ne Various 1owIau =. ncoes IN vescr.
S,ue ss nVu o to sn eoraur or
1ay IT. ae whIeh
no'|,v no I,ov Ioru mr. Iitrseh s suoko rs rolows:
T.'J.,. 49,, NJ tnts ,.,,rv hour. in von5cr c,tv
" Er.es wang ny shore tGnGs s nas ;s,d ncn ~ T rn
nH nGs wnni a, WI t 81 uin. Irn ~ na, tun !nnIc
beMts 9ienu WILL tae s.sa may ~ r. ~ tnn
hsiIa na, fo,t Tx si lila Hin Sum lie curta
viii VII. h bin Wha se w,s III d i Is % c IN all earts.
hey nwakem & Gfhosa i Iro. nl aa 1.a a,v ~" sa at
aas aasant ~, ha WI, n,vns as 1.% rn wt youI
ta5 81 1EnIn e tE o nao ~ iraHn, +, st,,
busiest nstropol!s hat Z hHshsa ~ .hossh tn
;ne nreseh9o o. 'ne tooy ~ HI s
S saes So Ss sar4w @ ~ M ss o o sss,
e @ S!set,S spask wS i; asck ;h sn ~ 70 ts "
" Venno u,1r "go sYnnihy k' Iya,ty fnpueis hnr prc
yxat!Scs |? n n'4Ss pGys;xs IN rS,E Snttn,.
q trny h nns hn ser torrt"rv
ai,ti IN endless Gttl!Il Of hanus mnset! IN eon
oa ntiet 10 ciasp meEnoos ,nst nu sf,,e. s ~.
eaH,ny nnHmy aue =, ono ny 9no ,npry my a, a
aaoblitsie apBetMco cns tor an oxpian,n1t1on' ' ~
has It's I!S1n9 lnssons Was9n VIZ nay YOU r y ~
ae1 nef Weras o. eoneIaton Mssosa ,s LUZ ma ~
!aates boil, and no eUld polltvncas pronp!s W.
fessua ~ IT, nWM na ar.tn TIA cr INT nnars a
MGrtnIlty.
Th0 American people Mourn III him tho In
cnrIatlun ut Its ow.l Institutions md pusslhl.
ties. II nvpr OF onv, or him iarAers burd hua
Rightly atlng: "Qutl r,l!soth from h!a lDwlluess
tho needy, to set hin with the princes, th0
prlnCes Ut Ills people," 8nrlichs wonderful
carcer is tho immortal commentary upon thas
verse. Aud II furnishes Il strtkinY illustration
Of the difference between II former lvlltzation
and thnl which wIcldB II benign srtptre hero In
our blusstd lHt,j. Formerly birth luOtle4l the
groove WHICH mnu's lifo hui tu foiinw. HnmU
we're horn to rule, 1thors . obny. The barriers
tlat hod9Ud In .na,t's activity wero bnll0vou 10
ovcrIeap tholn waa eons,tiursA and avenged rs
1,he shadows of thls pol!tlcAl aud religious oEcud
still IinKur In Europe. FUw riao from luwtness
to prepIy Atntiou Tho yNtcy ht,ltis It's nyil, ant
tho siitltups buur ibuso >yk,sI grA4lo thuy up
hell In tho pat1 hour; far tho fur1,er to stund
Is we'll niHh IulpoSsibu; fur tho latter to uescUl
i lAultI lis benevolent CuuleserlIs,tl.
Not bo here tu America. aB UArlpll'a
heroic career lINAtrAtea, Tho gt,t, OF p0yurty
des tho ngur,lvd bruttler Ut pUtcilthte8. Ills
asucrlt VIA n yerjtn.ylo tNuobs inIllUr AuHuls
accompanied MIN frulu ulut to round, Iils in.
panlllcIgt eIctxy. bis upblp tttrst aftnr knuwl-
tKe farec (ruIil fortune her must HUt(h Slttes.
Tho 10y Oh tho tuy .ljpth tho gltlleilt III school
aud cojleuo tho tpnenUr IN the rVll0Ko platform
and thu nupit tho eu!tiler lu,litlx hls regiments
tu Victory Inc stint nstuu In tho gullllutl pnlt,.
Der Ut Slate nI UnlUu, tho tlUsIgllniu Huunt0r,
the sturdy Chief MnusirnlU the l1,Nrtyrci patrO,
ns rnT,, t, ~ tn,ySn,, ,if lni,
, 1881-09-27
THE SOUTH SID Z.

-. =.
4 union service was bold ut 11:30 In the slxth
Presbyterian Church. corner VI Vtncennps and
Oak avenues. II wus participated lii by tho co,,'
grpyatnna Ut tho University rlaco baptist. tho st.
Jpan's reformed Episcopal. tho Suuth ConKre'
yattunui, tho Langley Avenue hlethod!st. tho
Forty -tirst 1troet Presbyterian, and the Sixth
Presbyterian Churches. Tho desk was draped
with tho American dag, with mourning 10 tho
right and left, lowers III front. anu tine por-
trutt OF the late President, a!so appropriately
draprd, hung above tho desk, faelux the audi.
, 1881-09-27

ttn n IrEt 1'f n
~ I'M ro,,'" ,,a, ha.n nnoc nver on,l
" @ ao Fon.e ,a a,u l'eeh G R"h' uQsa nnu
t. tne rs her
services wcrs held. There wero number OF
srcc,ators m . IN the gajerles. Eminent Sir /, l..
Mum. D. a. G.. presided. and near hlm sae the
Rev. Clnton Locke, Grant rrclato Of tho Grand
Encampmea. Of tho pn,ea states' Bishop fai.
hnseht John "ooua'al' y. = u,
urand prciate Locke thon rcal the Templar
After more singing Oy tho choir, D. g. C..
Mum introduced ,,
ov ~, ,.',i:u' ,,..,.u
naS fo1;o~s; ng:'S'''a 'n' s's N''S''' 'a'''"''
fr hn to1 tbo .opp,o ~ mn arpn1 In routl not
-, 1890 @ -. ~ ,ts, s,,a,,,ns ~ 80 s,,I,,,t cir
~ 1usueu ~ .Do ,.i ia ,.. hanr
kulEht WHOSE llhh4 obsc'lll,es had this daS nccn
ikn IT neop,o nt hume. and Of tho civilized
world. rats mau. III aIl his relations of llte
eyer exhibited, the ptlnclpe' Of ',,, trao s!r
spea % IN NJ as "ss sP!a'ssss!p hroaa y q. s's1ss:
llui,sht,, unexeellel III his sIccens III President
@ Ss 70 ,s aa M Srst tray
suy olt ti tho depths u believing heart In the
cruclhcu !lau aFcendea eA'!or:
II si,a}v n,{ Iana e, III ~ .i.si n,sgi c,M nluk'
~. .e'., ~ r,as sn' h9, raa. nm b,obcst
Ianc KMEhty osnIg'ity chS'ry; .,y ana snnrs
IL 's %ss jus ists 10 srsst h aitsf hs t, s
was e. 'ntssr 1s ts YEP b1re @ a 1,n, ana rst nt
=. rscexS ', his kss tuoM xbcr IL sr tno hs nnrhiiy
aa ,toy - H ~ Gt ns mi NJ wpfsJ ,hr G b,st s 1
i!csted tns iaasr spirtdyr u hs Knishtly , sSSl:
wer ;n Me WHY, 4 G;Gin n t,v untt
, 1881-09-27

HnE4 VI ais Elb 1illu uIA lTHHlE
Grafton. t? :''nr. The yrIl winch secl"dstl h!s |
tntnrst'c i'tu frt,m pi'bl|n vIew hll'l BY thts
~ woril. il vas II, home fonscctra,ed
hc Fertilization a"s ""e 81 .ho s'%i Sstion would svor
s & = s%Ds:Mzs ,ps NJ |ss wifi 9%'
An"ssan te qat r. metsr: The woc q te she
IN sbo Lousch,id iay tho iruo lilo and the hsh.
Isl happiness.
ot, s s Il :" @ s,. Mqs Ha tho ,;s gncs a
country, such h:rnsln. such fnth, .Yc b'l !hon
furnweii. hut though wH commit thy lu''y y
Will live nn furavcr. an insprRtton to nobler
living through tho ycArA tn e',lla: ....
aa hs M, un i.xyre P b, sk ST.
IL Thsc." ...-.
THE HON. +. y. At.Sot.p
was ste next sncsker q i. ifa gave sone rem'n!s. r.,
Ia!t.y,s1xh'b Eossre.,, ani sni that w!,eG i,e
wit clinton died his great rival. Muri!h vnn
inslrKch that Willie Clinton lived hu hail nesrr
Gslvlrd him. but whrn hg wns nnne he nIlnost
TIT ' - saEot sxy h nv !" tps s %s ysSs:
,,s w.Mufe whs.ts, 5hef. might Mt
ri tic .prcsidunt's grave 10 hayn bis
tofort.. Mr. ArnDll snid MS intimacy with Gel...
ffNTtlGll WHA jttuItqH TWO Ytnfi. tn II HiCllu
havu hcqu ,nurp t,IttlrU,rtusu III tho committee
to cnli B., Mr. Il. Il! Wnshburrtc, wnDse iIet.Int-
nnue With hin Ind nxtsr!isl ovnr II series or
yuarA. lAppInusc.1 IN UccGmbcr, 1Si., wi,Cn
Unruhl ts,c frufil tho tiuld II ytIliuu tnstIirr.
lille ,lluru than 10 yenri D. hIs f,lcn siowtEly
tr,.t.4 of tho cun,p md It's harl<nlps. Ill wtr1
siirprlss,t Ihlt hn should forsnko brill
unf carrer ~ 4 soldier, nlreatly
having WIN tic huttly III MI.ldlo
Creek, anu havlnK ukId Gun. 1hutuns
lii sMving tho duy al Ch(ctArnanEa. Tic STIR
t,rIsn was ttllI tnhrG IncrE,saetl whGn 1t was
tGlrnca llt ticn. IhUrins hlu ntferGh hin tho
cnlIstl,tnJ Ur an nrIny eurps. When tho I'res.
f.et mixed him 10 t,lkp AtAt It, CH.lpress prcyl
t1usy held BY ii Uldtlnas. saytuK that ilu ro,'i'l
m ,nre ,sefi, ilerc tl,I, In tho ilcid no rcct,9-
uiyrd In It lin call OF duty. tic KreNt principle
TINT controlled mud sxest bis lite Axnltl. When
President lityts told him, whUn iiIo tlfstn-
ulItsc1 position OF EGalhtur Df DAtn WIS tHrErct
ltt, thni he tbuktt IL ttIttrD Important fur httn
10 ret,u,n III tho tuwer House, ho Dfseu
j,ltrf, yielded III tho convictions Ut du.y.
lfr lid not geek whpre he cotII! RAIn the must
for hi1lIsclf, tut whero he cDi,It render tho
hest services to Ills Gountry. When tietI. Gar"
iield toni! seit ~ tha Ihifsy.nEhtn Lofarsss
s,,,,t, ,', "s IY nris ~ Mars,"G
" 1t,in""F Hni,,n t"n,,tunsci i IL W%sh.
H. 1,., ~. r IilIt,,is tintAr FTmntnn fs,r ni,t
s:I,nn,r ~ nn.I !. .rna ,,rt,,v fhnsG tnrn ti1nf
",i' nstnn' sti,t n ~, I.",,I All" ,rst t1n NJ
i All y" rnt,nrnii"rnl lin rIt,t, finn f,nr.
, 1881-09-27
THE NORTH SIDE.


81 lung viii nul |
THE NORTH SIDE.
CENTRAL. isAl"rIsr t1fCln.it.
Tho surv!ces 1T Tho central l'artst Church. IN
OreF,nrL etrrut, betwBen snphlh md Cenerd
streets, wcru Of unusual f,tcr'sst. Mrs.
IL. Tnylur sing os n soln tho beautiful Rocetion
":tsr,,lty." Tho Key. J.. Il. f,sh. ri Wnuktuni.
wus prcsant un.i Icl III PRAYER. birs H. Wts'ier
rra,i II oGli1 wl.ell hnli buun written un tho on'
c.ls!u uf Mira Uar!t'tl's rldu frotl' Long l}ranrb
lu Washington tic day tho President w0s shot.
Tic pnstor also rrad IN account of tho olirsal
services Of President Washington, taken frnm
t,npur published III 1851 I'll Kingston, Ulster
County. N. u tho prnncrty Ut lny III tho co','
xrcEntIon. I'hu exercises wer1 completed win
tho singing Of tAsleep III Jesus" by the choir.
Tho Kev. II. q. Tnylnr delivered nh cloq'Icnt
utl,trcss un tho subject, "Cnnpenstl0l's fpr the
Nntlon's Loss" llu poEntch out that II lcsaon
WIS wurtll whit 1t ct,st, thou tue terrible cvats In
tL!s caso wpuld Indicate that Hreas etsoIls wcro
tn he derived from tho calamity. 1t did MT
tahn Gnriicil1's pl"rr, Int ts loss sersc'l ~
revelation III thu wrunYa. Tho tehitchctes, the
w.ak,cs; aa sr". tno ts,Gh s m, or ,rs no ,i M' ~
splily Hystetn. 4snhnl1gh tho people were ~.
pfy sa!,',iy 1t tns n k!' was 1Ts,' II
5%'rfynss ,bo Cisli sersice iia aei. 'i'ao mimi.
rat ,s, x,s ~ pcsiMr s ii v t3urIaI i;s sIt Further
ievsnic,t iiia innnto r.rcnKth nI .ncO q Ous,ver,.
,rst IL ~ & Fe M a ts % M i II arxs % ts e
cnnpcn.ntos "at m far @ his DE-" i, viii liz tic U'i!st
,'o ot q S"pe sa m o @ Isas v % %r tSs 'io
t,etc shvyyj, Tho vitilty Ut ntrthly ht,pca. n1,d
;lono,stsnsd thu wrakness aud 'R,!.,r!,.co ~, Of
,i,.: nIu,lr" Of ,no It.sxs 10 yu,,.w u,sd old 10
10 drasi, trom fiur.lclsl'a llrc aild character.
,ror!yrt1 rNEsurrll'IAS.
The nicnlurlhi services H. tho rnrn it.s. r.. w.,
pastor. Dr. iEsrrIck Jonsnt,, Hssiststi ~ siio
SS Afts S. U.s., III % to wtn slnvt1U MD
Jr. .lI1lnsoM tnI,l o,'r now presI',ent aiit tio
GoyeFnor nf this tniIt,,nnwealth n.y.! !'y pr,Si
mutton GNlte'l tic PGopn tpRtshor LOT htilhilht'
'iS m iS" 'rr"sSio ] re'''er!icr ii!o te istria,!s
@f ss a ahs a n'e; son IL so s'S s%ott t chapSr q
Hebrews. . ,,,, u,.r,,,,,u,
wciui,teh down w,l, sorrow Int They l,nwsa " "
hun,blo submission to tho Superior wisdom ~. IT
pro,!e, taey ai.1u!tl femvtnber that Ile WAS nll.
powerful aud nll.seVIl,4, alnl tsoy insist
have sosncvr n i!s ,niit t,r,,',sat wls:
Iho 1ay w"s ono ~ ssnni @ ',s,s icvH ,hst
Enrss ws 9kR ny wt M n H ~ aap Sgety t e" u
ti,o eIast,se,nrtit Cod ini seen lit 10 Lrns ,upun
the,n. tnoy ,s..st ucknUwlc.Ea their siilll,rsJ,
NH nix t,u, Hnnreiirr nf licurta 10 to1k tntti
{e a ,nes sesf liz ts9 rss. sn nH a y t5s aut @
N,ftlsi, l,c lcti oi, 10 Victory. ;.
co,St.Ws'ion "SFsf n.y. o0a' IL i'os "'' 'u''6 " o
I SIs' Invited ay one @ psessnt . +" t"ho ';'
nformni Several! 4.ntupsn .'t:srs'I ps.,err e.
' Tho mysteriuus wistIpr, uT pruvi,lcneo Id tnklng
| ns,ty suuruat nsld ST KuMi rlis-one whuIl, thu
who'll NntDn hN 10 Krcltly anu justly !nse!i
an roycre lie ir!atSi tlora WV .ssi lesson I III
| Dr. tjut,F1AuTi tl,un spukc. anyfng tho Erlee OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-11
MINES AND MINING
GuNnAY. IulY 1O-P. NJ.

SUNDAY July 1O-P N.
Our local mining stock markets were dull and de-
pressed all last week. From San Francisco came
reports of lower quotations after the four holidays
and each succeeding day added to the decline until
the fall from week ago in the prices OF the leading
Comstock shares amounts to $20$3 per share, and
from about June 20 to so per cent of the then ruling
value. Such condition of affairs in San Francisco
could not fail to be reflected in our own markets.
Concerning the decline in the Comstocks the best
informed persons assert that the movement has
been deal to force the sale of stocks that
held on " margins" and express confident opinion
that a marked change will occur during the next
two weeks.
In our own markets yesterday fair amount of
business was done for Saturday, and there seemed
to be better tone to the market than had been OBJ
servable earlier in the week. There also were some
improvements in prices that maintained till
the end of the day. Consolidated Virginia was in
better demand, and from O5 to 2. Is and closed
strong at the latter figure, and California sold at 80
cents and was that price bid. The State Lines also
were better, Nos. and rising from 400 to 1876,
and Nos. and from LAO to LOO, and Oriental
and Miller after selling at 10 closed unchanged Mt
LOO. Hbcrnia was steader at 5SGD59 cents and
Iron Silver ut 1892. Mariposa sold at 1.7O01.75
ana preferred ut 2.75G3. Hukill sold at ~ cents,
nut recovered to so cents at the close. Central Arr
Zon:i continued active at the Stock Exchange and
again rose TO g. but ended at 5is. The markets
closed steady,
The DcadwOOd-Terra Mining Company announces
S4OOOO dividend for Jane, being at the rate of %
cents per share, payable at Wells Fargo Il Co.'s
july ~. transfers close July 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-11

Compared With tina; of the corresponding date of
1880 the present statement shows: Loans increased,
80, 42S, 300 specie increased, S6.903 100; legal
tenders decreased, $500, 800; deposits increased
500, lbs 300 circulation de arcasad 1876 coo. The
total reserve (S9i.012 500 now is 26S7 per cent of
the total deposits against 900 last week and Bill
for July 10. 1850.
The domestic exchanges on Ncw-Yorh at the
Southern cities have not var,cl during the
week, but as the West the tendency has
Lcen toward weakness Chicago at time falling
to 81 - discount, hut recovering some before
the end of the week As compared with year ago
the exchanges on Ncw-lor at the places mentioned
are quoted rs follows: Savannah lsa3s premium;
Charleston lsd3s prcmum-ho.h same as 1850:
New-Orlcans. commercial 81 discount, bank Fl so
premium-1SS0, commercial 81 premium, bank
T.. 30 premium; ST. L1uis, 10 cents discount
1850, par; icago S0G75 cents discount-isSO
% cents discount Boston, % cents discomt--1SSO,
par. The foreign exchanges during last week were
dnll rather than weak, and thc rates were M
changed
At Che Stock Exchange the spe .nlation rapidly re-
covered from the depression with which the market
closed the preceding week. growing out of the at
tempt the life of the President Business did not
open until Tuesday morning, when the Presidents
progress gave such promise of his ultimate recovery
that there sharp competition between those
sold short Saturday renstate themselves in
their former positions. Naturally slch combina-
ton of buying advanced prices rapidly. For "A
time operators needed only the single fact that the
market had declined because of the fear of a ma
tional calamity. The recovery practically COM
plete by Thursday noon After that came a halt in
the advance matters restored to al equiiib
rum, and the demand for stocks ceased. From
that time out the movements were lam
guild, and the general tendency OF prices
was not amelioratcd by the publication OF The Conn
zaerc;al and Financial hr0RicGs usual hly COM
pilaton OF railroad carnings-a shown; that on its
face is IA wonderful exhibit. Forty-threc reporting
railroads show for June, 1881, 81 10 miles with
earnings of $l7,05S 006, against for 1880 -, 606
miles with earnings of $13,0GS 4 eJ--an in
rcase of $1,9S0.521 in earnings in
creased mileage of 3,513 miles, The Cen raj
Pacific Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, and
Denver and Rio Grande, with an increase OF
76l mics of road, contributed $l.f0i, 437
to the total gain the Chicago and Northwest, ST.
Paul. and st. Paul and Omaha, with an increased
mileage OF 1 $40 miles, contributed 81 III, Cos; and
The ST. Louis and Iron Mountain, on the same mile
age as last year. contributed $104, 946-making
total gain for the seven roads named OF $2953,04l
and leaving TO the other thrty-sX roads with az in
creased mileage of .439 miles, gain OF 026 $50
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
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"Damen's Ghost is the title of the next Round
Robin novel.
Rules of Lawn Tennis" is o little volume issued
by j. b. Lippincott & Co.. with descriptions and
plans of this popular game.
Mr.. Sidney Lanier is preparing Boys Mabino-
gion," consisting of the Welsh legends of King Ar
thur aud his Knights, for the series of classics OF
history aud legend for boys which he is editing for
Charles Scribner & Son.
Phillips e. Hunt have just issued volume by
DIR. Daniel Dorchester, entitled 1.-The Problem OF
Religious Progress" which discusses the growth OF
Professionalism, the present moral condition OF the
country and the prospective growth of religious
societies in the future.
The August atlantic will contain Mr.. f. G. Sted
mans poem to he read to-day at the opening of the
Concord School of Philosophy; "RecOlections of
James II. Fields" by his old schoolmaie, Mr. +. u.
Whpple :" The Acting of lago," by Mr.. Richard
Grant White; "Tle New-Yorll Art Season." by
Mrs NJ. G. Van Rensselaer, and the opening chapters
of Mr. William ID. HOwells's serial story, " Dr.
Breen's Practice"
According to The Springfield Republican, Mr.. A.
Bronson AlcOtt has withdrawn his New Connecti-
cut +" from publication inst it was ready for the
press. He intends now to print it privately and cir
cate it among his friends and members of the Con-
cord School of Philosophy. 1t will make volume
of over $50 pages, the notes being longer than the
text, and the work is properly described au-
photographed poem
Art publications. multiply with surprising
rapidity in Paris. The process of photograph
ing on sensitive paper, by which SOFT delicate
effect is given to a literal copy of picture
from nature, is being put to various uses. j. w.
Bouton has received portfolios of Allonges charcoal
sketches from nature, and of quaint country and vi
lage scenes done by this process directly from na-
ture, both of which intended for use in art
schools and in the studio.
Among the great variety of new textbooks which
CHM, Heath 81 Co. have in preparation are " Sc
lections from Pindar" and " Selections from the
Bucolic Poets of Greece" both volumes edited and
furnished with notes by Professor T. d. Seymour, of
Yale, and to be ready in January and June of next
year. 1.-THE Plays of Terence" edited for college
use by Professor M;nton Warren of Johns Hopkins
University; The Letters of the Younger Pliny
and The Annals of Tacitus," both volumes edited
by Professor Tracy Peek, of Yale; "The Greater
Poems of Virgil" annotated by j. B. Greenough,
of Harvard, and to be ready in few days; and
Selections from Some of the Less Known Latin
Poets" like Catullus, Lucretius aud Lucan, with
notes by Professor f. z. Crowen of Amherst.
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SAN FRANCIsC July 1O.-At the close veg
terd2y the market showed no Indication Of change
foT the better. Many usually well informed dealers
have been disappointed with the course the market
has taken since the vacation.
Z. u Hobbs, the newly appointed manager of the
State Line mines is negotiating for new pine re-
quired for the water line.
Assays of ore taken from the ledge recently dis
covered III the south lateral drift Sutr0 Tunnel cas-
of the Yellow Jacket ehaft, are very encouraging.
One assay showed $40 per ton, and eight more
averaged $50 30 per tom
Contention has declared n dividend of rs cents
per share. Tip Top 20 CENTS and Silver King %
cents
Northern King lAriz.l has bcrn assessed % cents
per share, Caledonia (Ncy.) % cents, aud Argcnta
10 cents